but landlord permission it says i need to notify your landlord so landlord permission is a major thump on a scale on the one side i'll open to a conversation around this i want to provide a different idea there's also been conversation b around certain types of housing and a suggestion we should exude sro's e.r. ellis act or subsidize units let me say a few things one i'm absolutely the core tenant as i said 5 hours ago what around the preservation the last thing i want to do it can only implies that the sro's or the ellis act but i want to caution is that against a blanket approach that somehow says that housing is less expensive those individuals shouldn't have the affordability to live in san francisco you're saying that folks in matthews housing should be able to do that but fur if you're a working family and time to go away your somehow packing taking the right or opportunity i have a alters caution around that one other thing i'll mention around complimenting in-law unit it if american people in-law unit is not legal no one small business living there if it's legal it becomes a s

should get permission and the landlord should have the right to withdraw the permission unilaterally if there's problems we can't currently do i'm migrants the secretary legislation 0 landlord should know about that and tenant long term tenants are going to be using this as a way to prevent off the landlords property by renting out price control units and also possibly nullifying the landlords insurance so if there's a fire the insurance company may not pay out if there's a short term rental being run by a tenant i don't understand why a b and b is getting a tax break part of the amputees the lardz landlords had to pay two years back i don't know why rb and b is getting a pass for the back taxes they've national paid the last thing of this calling it shared housing people are anyone tied part of their home it's all about money and i'd really don't care if a homeowner don't it but not a tenant >> as the next speaker comes up i'll call more names (calling names). >> hi, i'm kari davis i work in tourism. i'm very fortunate to be a homeowner. a couple of things i want to share. it's call

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the fact that the united states has gone into syrian air space without seeking permission tells me that is no linkage between the syrian government and u.s. government on this point. >> mark, the secretary -- the u.s. secretary chuck hagel, and the chairman martin dempsey have both said a military solution is not going to be enough to combat isil. so do you think any potential u.s. strikes will make any difference to halt the group's expansion and threat? >> let's be clear, what the chairman and secretary of defense said is there would be and necessarily must be strikes on isil inside of syria if we're going to try to take actions. those are necessary but not sufficient conditions to defeat them in the long run. not simply defeating the forces, but also going against those elements, those contextual elements that created isil in the first place. >> so how much support does obama have for any sort of potential military action, u.s. air strikes, u.s. flights flying it's a planes over syria when it comes to congress? >> well, i think you are seeing a tremendous support in congress for the

her visit comes a day after russia sent 200 trucks into ukrainian territory without permission. moscow says they were caring humanitarian aid, but the ukrainian government calls it an invasion and accused russia of smuggling supplies. most of the trucks have returned. >> tensions are running high. urged.merkel is role in say germany's mediation is crucial. >> the most important thing is europe's day united. it will continue to be crucial that no one drives a wedge between european countries. that is where germany can help lead. >> this footage shows russian ukraine again today. russia has insisted it carries only ukrainian aid, however ukrainian military forces say they observe the trucks unloading military equipment before leaving. they also said russian forces were also firing artillery. the fast approaching situation makes angela merkel's more complicated with some ukrainians feeling germany will not be able to protect them. marked with as demonstration outside of the german embassy. some protesters say germany has divided loyalties. >> we should not forget how important russ

i had to get permission from his son, winston churchill junior. i had to show him the letters i wanted to quote. he said no. he was the only one. i ended up having to paraphrase those letters and use just the 11 most crucial words without having to get permission. >> if i got it right, on page 99 she says, julian simpson remained the only man i ever loved. who was julian simpson? >> julian simpson appears in volume one. she met him on one of her trips to europe where her mother was trying to marry her off to european royalty. clare met this dashing, handsome captain who fought in world war i. they fell for each other. he even hired a rolls-royce to drive them to southampton. they were quoting poetry to each other on the way down. he came to america to visit her. her mother said, this man is just in the army. he doesn't have any money. you have to marry somebody rich. so he went home disappointed. but they corresponded for a while. they never saw each other until he came to america. she tried to see him during the war but he went back to europe dur

now he's given permission to fly drones over syria. this is a step process of increasing surveillance and reconnaissance over time, gather the information, find the targets and eventually i'll guarantee you we'll start bombing them. >> why haven't we done surveillance earlier? >> because it's an international boundary, and the administration agreed that for the sake of optics, they weren't going to violate the syrian border. now they changed their minds. >> which is most peculiar in light of the fact that we have to ask syria permission to do everything. >> well, anyway, it's a crazy world. it is the middle east. >> general, thank you. >> thank you, greta. >>> also today, syria warning us, syria's foreign minister telling the united states not to conduct air strikes inside this country without the consent of the syrian government. good evening, sir. so now syria says we need permission if we're going to bomb isis. obama administration says -- has not said it would, but if we decide to, we need permission. that seems odd. >> i think the

seeking permission they shouldn't have outstanding or fire issues that's a way to address that. and then let me just close by saying again, thank you for grappling with this and my staff has been grappleing with for the better part of two years we've brought or tried to bring stakeholders together unfortunately, there's a number of parties that don't want to sit down so i wanted to create the right balance i appreciate the conversation around a task force it's oftentimes reform gets killed by process and as someone that wants to resolve that sooner or later for a variety of reasons i'm to resolve this in september i hope we can work together and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them but again, thank you >> thank you president chiu and if weer unable to get something you'll have something in a week or what you've outlined today for my purposes i would have to have a requirement that the owner would have to give written permission for my my sub wlet by a attend for me to vote yes. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much and thank you president chiu it's h

ç for us to seek permission in iraq? who are we seeking permission from in syria?ee no border, we can't afford to either with this kind of a threat. >> admiral kirby seemed to walk that fine line as well. he said we're not doing coordination with assad with regard to what we're doing in iraq. then there was stumbling there. we know we're flying intelligence, droughns over syria. he wouldn't say whether or not that's being coordinated. syria saying if you plan to do strikes here, even on the bad guys, you have to come to us for permission. >> it's very complicated. >> absolutely. he is absolutely right. we're not going to ask for assad's permission. we've been calling for him to go for a long time. at the same time, the distinction we're making is arbitrary. we request permission from the iraqi government, they request us, so we do it. how do we request, we can't. the comparison falls apart there. clearly we have interest. i respect the fact that they don't want to acknowledge we're striking in syria. that's a classified operation. we don't want to tell isis what we

agree that it would be inappropriate for someone who is renting to be able to rent out without permission from in their landlord that's inappropriate and accountable that's good enough i know you guys are tired thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello, i'm naomi a san francisco resident and a homeowner in district 6 for the last of years i'm a mom that wouldn't have been able to keep their home without home sharing.com was not a success i had a year of not give and take paid so this helped me to hold up my mortgage and stay in my home which was the first non-rented home now we're wrament our painted lady even on i'm a affordable care act accountant is the soul of my city and neighborhood and house it's one of the first to be rebuilt after the 1906 san francisco earthquake in true san francisco style they picked up themselves and for the next 65 years it was taking in borders in 1970s a local artist she bought our house and join the yards and the factory to have us because sherry she was a press it's she remodeled it to create the temple of us us and had interesting parties i

>> well, the nih does not grant permission, nor do they administer drugs like this.da right now certainly the fact that if -- if dr. brantly and miss writebol are going to get additional administration of the serum, you know, certainly will go through an emergency use permission from the fda. >> our thanks to both dr. fauci and dr. gupta for joining us. thanks to all you who sent your questions in via social media. >> ahead for us "at this hour," well, the 72-hour cease-fire between israel and hamas does continue to hold. the question is, what comes next? relish...the sweet pleasure of delivered straight to your face in accomodation paradise. ♪ booking.com booking.yeah! hello! three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. thank you! that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. swi

he said without permission from syria, any u.s. air strikes would be seen as an act of aggression. of course, getting permission from the syrian government means essentially teaming up with that country's president, bashar al assad, something that would have been unthinkable just a few months ago, and it may be right now. assad, of course, the leader the united states has accused of gassing, bombing and executing his own people. the united nations now estimates nearly 200,000 people have died in the ongoing civil war. ed henry on fox top story live for us at the white house this afternoon. do we know at all what the president's thoughts are on this day of what the next steps should be, ed? >> well, i will tell you that josh earnest was very cautious today as far as briefing after the president's vacation, back to work. basically would not directly say even whether the president has officially gotten military options from the pentagon, from general martin dempsey, defense secretary chuck hagel who, by the way, is meeting here at the white house with the president this afternoon. obv

came withoutvoy kiev and the red cross's permission.ussia says it will work with ukraine. >> we attached a detailed list of the quantity of the cargo scheduled for delivery and expressed cooperation with ukraine authorities on all formalities. relations spread further on sunday after pro-russian separatists [indiscernible] german officials called the act possible war crimes. russia and ukraine footers are tuesday. to meet on ask relations between kiev and moscow plummet, many ask if this is a roadmap for keith or a spark for further fighting -- a roadmap for peace or a spark for further fighting. but in other news, remnants of the former libyan parliament challenge the country's interim government by naming a prime minister that is a formal rival. many are in the eastern city to get away from the fighting in the capital. sayingls in cameroon are many are coming into their territory to escape the fighting in nigeria with boko haram. haram claimed it was working for the islamic state. the two sides of the civil war have reaffirmed their c

nobody writes us a blank check or gives us permission for a finite purpose for a finite. of time. if we want to continue beyond that, we go back to the court to make a case again. when we make mistakes, we've got to make sure that we report to the court of we have failed in our compliance. the other challenge i have is the director of nsa, as i tell the organization about its new director, we cannot be trapped by the past. we have got to learn from the past and drive. there is a mission that the nation depends on. almost every major operation that i can think of that we as a nation have done in the course of the last year, for example, many other elements of the intelligence committee -- community have played a role. that is a good thing for the citizens of this country and for our allies. don't ever forget, we are not only about supporting the united states, but we are also about supporting our allies and i spent a great deal of my time as director ensuring that those partnerships remain focused on the future, remembering what it was that brought us together in the first ways. my

be the beacon how what we welcome children to this country we should be proud and bold with our permission we're going to send this message loud and proud because i think this is something we should be very, very proud about i'm exceeding proud of the city and county of san francisco >> i want to mention that this really brings to light we have a lot of a lot of children of the students i hope the feelings in this room s are general rays to the families and students to the i did not know speaker said they leave everything behind so not only the students but the families that come out u come without deposition that are part of the fabric of san francisco. i think we're ready for a vote >> commissioner haney. commissioner maufas pr commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. please remain standing commissioner weithorn. commissioner wynns and president fewer >> that's unanimous. >> thank you very much (clapping). >> excuse me. but we norman have general matters there are two speakers to speak tonight if i could ask if you accounted indivulge us we're going to read out our adjournment now we're not adjou

we would have to have permission to fly over and do fuel stops. so the logistics are very complicated. furthermore, we have to be able to put our own transport teams in harm's way, so we have to have vehicles to transport the patients, and the patients fit to fly. so we have to have special biological containment units, and those are not as easy it come by as one thinks. the disease has manifested at some point in time with secretions such as diarrhea and documenting, and to try to contain that is a challenge, and you run the risk of contaminating those professionals trying to remove this patient, assuming that you need to move them in the first place. so a few are sending in personnel to assist on-site. which seems to be our first line of defense. but we're working with all of those organizations to try to figure out ways that we may be able to transport these patients to upgrade their care. >> we're going to take a break, and when we come back, we'll talk about neighboring nations and whether the widening world have to be worried about 24 outbre

ask permission insisting uncoordinated strikes will be considered aggression.ab emirates and strikes on libya last week and guess what, they didn't even tell us. joining us john bolton, former united states ambassador the u.n. and fox news contributor. start with drones oversyria, too little, too late? >> amazing we haven't been doing this before, number one. number two, even more amazing to me that the president announced he was giving authorization. this is intelligence matter. he never should have said anything. why not give isis advanced warning when the drones and planes are coming. but the real problem i think is the president still doesn't have a strategy. does he want to destroy isis? does he want to contain isn't until he decides that, all of this is just tactics now. eric: islamic radical militants, the terrorists are on the march throughout the whole region. isis has taken a huge swath of iraq and syria, as big as jordan. they are on the march in iraq, syria, libya. when does it stop and is it too late to turn the tide? >> we have been way too late s

from strrldz i recently submitted a letter asking for your feedback on are you aware landowner permission for register to expedite the right for action or xutsz certain types of housing or address complaints dealing with nuisance. i have not made a collection in closing, i want to thank everyone for the many opinions we have on home sharing i expect it will be there be a difference in opinions i want to balance those perspectives with the premise and the value we need to do an address and tackle our affordability crisis with that, i thank you. thank you. >> thank you supervisor chiu. so the proposed ordinance primarily modifies chapter 45 of administrative code to permit permanent takes inform rent short term up to 90 days single families could be rented out for a number of unlimited dazed. the host is present will not be subject to the 90 day limit and have an unlimited number of days it has requirement for the permanent resident to participate and some limited requirements for holocaust platforms including the short term platforms remit city transit occupancy taxed the building inspecti

but that she did not give them permission to take her in a car. this lexus. it collided with a pickup wednesday afternoon. sky force 10 was there. her son is now hospitalized and had surgery today at children's hospital. his leg is broken in several places. he has head injuries. police say there were six people in the car, five were children. this car only has five seat belts. >> it was a trip planned. but they said they was going on a school bus. >> reporter: there was no school bus? >> no. no school bus. it was separate cars with children in it with no car seats and no sooeat belts. >> reporter: that's what this good samaritan told her. >> i said he's dieing. they he had me put him on a table. >> reporter: this woman was there after the accident happened. she says when she saw the boy and didn't see police or an ambulance, she grabbed him and some of the kids and drove them to the hospital. >> i didn't unbuckle or see no car seats. >> reporter: the allegation is the child wasn't waearing a sea belt. we made calls to the day care. the only response we have g

with permission of the williams family a resolution would be introduced to honor the actor. >> santa clara city council will consider banning plastic shopping bags. this is a copy those in effect across the bay area including san francisco and san jose. retailers can no longer but grocery or other items in plastic bags. it would take apicket in december. >>> a martial arts instructor faces child molestation charges in palo alto. this man put his arms around a 7-year-old employee -- 17-year-old employee and tried to kiss her. detectives say the victim pulled away until he released her. the two have known each other since she was 11. police do not know if there are other potential victims. >> it is only a drive. three police agencies will simulate how they would respond to an active shooter on the cal state east campus. officers from hayward, cal state all take part in the exercise at the housing area on the east bay campus. the drill is from 1:00 o'clock to 5:00 and another takes place on thursday. >>> developing news from missouri. police in ferguson have made 31 arrests. two people

for parodies you know my entire career legally permission i get permission a legally it's a great area i don't necessarily need to you don't have to me of course not know i'm with the record but but i want to make sure that the artists are ok with that i want to make sure that they know that it's all done in good fun it's in all my eyes and i've had very little pushback over all this time did you have a parody sinatra. i haven't gotten around to that but for you ever even you've asked me that before and it's one of these days jerry for you and you have it. ok i'm workin on it you call yourself weird. well i did i made the decision to take it on professionally but i think people were calling me weird al my freshman year in the college dorms i don't know why i think i'm a perfectly normal guy. but it was a nickname and i took it on when i started doing college radio was the weird al show every saturday night on like a tempest radio station was your school the california polytechnic state university at san luis obispo sounds like a prison. but i had i majored in architecture so i have my

. >> my mother certainly verified that she was never told, never asked for permission, have no clue. she said she knew that they believed that they were giving you your jabs, that you had to get immunizations, she said when and how they did that, she would have had no knowledge. they were not asked or offered an opinion on anything to do with us. >> hundreds of babies and young children could be buried here. the search was sparked by an amateur historian who today is accompanied by an eyewitness. frannie hopkins says he found children's bones in this garden over the former mother and baby home back in the 1970's. to begin with, the local people thought they were probably the skeletons of famine victims, but after sifting through all documents, catherine corliss came to a different conclusion -- that the nuns who ran the homes area up to 800 babies here. >> the babies who died in the home between 1925 and 1961 buried all around this area, with no headstone, nobody to remember them. >> the irish government has launched a cross departmental review, and the catholic church has promised i

in my apartment it doesn't seem right the tenants can go and rent their apartments without the permission of the prove or disprove i had to do so much work and it's one thing a single mother an extra room but take into account this legislation needs more work. thank you >> good evening i mean, i'll be brief i'm michael a resident for 9 years and a homeowner in the mission district i'm in favor of david chiu's legislation i've had a good experience and there's if you hotels that can find rooms here and part of the experience throughout the years i've been doing it throughout the past year i hope you'll consider the protective and support home sharing for the future. thank you >> councilmembers i'm a professional working here for san francisco while i don't rent out my apartment it's important to understand what those companies bring so inform is new life people who have been living here for 57 or one hundred years those people get to learn about all the beautiful things from a native resident. that speaks had more than any sort of antidote about trash in our composite or misplaced bottles

they've given police permission to arrest six executives. the firm is based in shanghai. prosecutors say staff committed food safety violations. police have held the executives just after the scandal came to light. they can detain suspects before making a formal arrest. the u.s. food supplier osi group is the shanghai firm's parent company. representatives say they'll continue to cooperate with chinese authorities. >>> north korean officials have changed their minds about sending cheerleaders to south korea. the squad was supposed to perform at the upcoming asian games, and their presence was meant to be an opportunity to improve relations on the peninsula. state-run korean central television reported the turnaround. pyongyang initially said a record 700 people would travel to incheon for the games. that included athletes, officials, and cheerleaders. the tv station said seoul raised issues about the size of the squad last month during talks. the report said pyongyang will send athletes and officials as scheduled. pyongyang is also criticizing a joint u.s./south korea joi