>> a little over a year. >> including 5 persia? >> correct. >> do you know how many individuals that is? how many individuals were effected by those orders? >> well, i don't have it committed to memory the last one it's about 30 as well and we had one that was only three or four people but yeah, the most has been persia and it's the most recent one about 30. >> where is the one that was also 30 people. >> on 24th street. >> oh, ok. if you have any questions? >> just first of all i want to clarify one point that i made in the beginning that it was you the fire marshal and your agency that required for the first time in the city's history that the landlord would have to pay those relocation money to the individual tenants so that was really helpful in this situation over $4,000 per individual that was living in these situations and the order basically said that in many ways it was about taking advantage of those individuals and putting them in harm's way so that was something that had not been done and it was an order that your depar

about the city side mosque to be a mosque in america and the illustrated books full of motifs from persia ethiopia angola brazil. they carved stone into a seemingly wild profusion of motifs nautical motifs as though ship's ropes were the most natural way to hold stones in place. mythological characters from other cultures and even their own fantasies during their travels. using new craft techniques learned from silversmiths in india or africa the artists created statues on a months and release with an astonishing wealth of motifs their work gave rise to a new style named after their king the man willing style which is found nowhere else in the world. the man when the first not a great king but certainly a fortunate one whose reign just happened to coincide with portugal's greatest hour impatiently pressed ahead with the construction of the ministry at times more than five thousand craftsmen and laborers were employed on the site. in the massive name charged with a powerful aura of the sacred the verve and abandon of the stonemasons seems extinguished. in comparison with the cloisters the

the love relationship between the iran and russia that has been historic and then also the between persia and russia so one way. once iran in syria in a limited role and the same time it seeks also an understanding with so that he be on all issues on getting the succession for prince so look for the king solomon for example and so it's a mixed bag for the show between iran and saudi arabia what does this mean for the embattled syrian president president assad what does this mean now russia is there to boost him permanently. as a stooge. i mean that's why he tries to play on the tension between iran and russia both you're on the bus about that but as we've seen from the putin triumphant tool of syria and egypt few weeks ago when he went to the main base he treated the assad as a sort of get even that was a russian officer russia wanted to advance to stand next to put the in and the and the russian officer like this through the seat of president he treated him as a sort of good so yes i said might stay for a while but he would not be seen in russia as an independent leader of syria side of

exactly how many total number of displaced tenants in the five orders, but we do know in the five persia case, at least 27 people. and another case on 24th street i believe there was an estimated 30 people. and those were two of the five. so, yeah, it's clear it could affect multiple displacements at a time when housing is -- everybody knows, impossible to find. so -- >> anyway, moving on beyond that, i will say we are also still pursuing our legislation for third party peer review experts in a qualified pool. we have reissued that r.f.q. we expect responses in by january 5th and to actually certify a pool by the middle of february. and that is underway and we have asked the supervisors to try and move that off of the 30-day calendar so that this payment mechanism for cost recovery to the department is also ready to go at the same time. so, that continues to move ahead. on a.d.u.s, you know, the chronicle recently did a little update story there. definitely a growing number of these accessory dwelling units in the pipeline. we have now, as of last week, had 590 screening forms and we hav

this involves places like what happened on 5 persia, a year ago, a number of people were living in terrible conditions under a laundry and we are, when we have these emergency orders to vacate that are issued either by the fire department or ourselves, we are trying to, the supervisors are trying to establish a fund that would be able to provide ongoing tenant assistance for up to a two-year period. as this did pass through committee, it had the first unanimous, before the last meeting on december 12th, it will probably pass when the board resumes business in january. and then it will move into the budget phase in terms of how exactly it's going to get funded. but those funds would be in addition to, as you know, according to the city attorney where there is this relocation assistance formula that does often come into play where the property owner is responsible to provide a certain amount of payout that may help people for obviously a shorter period of time other than that, and this is the fill in a gap for this much longer situation as we know given the current housing market. >> vice cha

are only told me on the day of the wedding when i saw the old man all i could do was cry i tried to persia estan said i'm far too young. to me. india outlawed child marriage in two thousand and six but in munir is case as with many other women here the marriage broker used falsified documents a corrupt imaan precisely did over the wedding ceremony munir was forced to go with the old man for three weeks he sexually abused her in a hotel in hyderabad then he disappeared when the man was informed that munir was pregnant he divorced her over the phone from oman that was eight years ago until recently the muslim practice of instant divorce was legal in india when there is still so much khan has never seen her father but i think that i have suffered a great deal whenever i think about it it still upsets me mentally i don't want to cry here in front of my daughter. can shouldn't have to ask why her mother is unhappy that would upset her too much. so we had to go. near it takes us to her parents she had no choice pregnant and still a child herself then a single mother munira had to move back home.

persia players and after more than three months unbelievably saffir was spotted in an iraqi jail but. they're grateful to this man senator's subside b. who travel to iraq to handle the talks and paperwork. so sophie just arrived sacked in russia from iraq months after her cousins were already reunited with her grandparents so we're going to try and see if we can talk to the person who made it possible and sophia herself liverpool since it is part of. that sort of set list. they're shifting the parcels. this civil authority until ziad and his team received a photo the first month or. so is the latest to an image of a new but. it turned out severe along with a woman who'd picked her up after a deadly mosul airstrike ended up in a prison with islamic state wives and widows the woman told of how severe as mother had been buried under the mosul rubble arranging the girls' release and handover was tough to say the least it took over a month the papers were signed on a very special day of the civil civility given the diversity yet it did. this without all the dirty so that the trio can be to

--eran las 3 con 15 cuando la policia fue alertada por los disparos entre las calles "sunnydale y persiaa persona resulto herida y fue conducida al hospital... ---los alumnos de la escuela "june jordan" fueron enviados a sus casas media hora despues del incidente. --- momentos de incertidumbre se vivieron esta maÑana en la escuela preparatoria "richmond" despues que la policia orden encierro preventivo al reportarse que un estudiante estaba armado algo que caus molestia entre algunos padres de familia ---estoy molesta, porque en esta escuela necesitan mas vigilancia y es lo que no hacen --- el estudiante result tener en su mochila una pistola de plastico... --- el joven fue detenido y podria enfrentar desde suspensin hasta expulsin del centro de estudios... --- el distrito escolar exhorta a los padres de familia enfatizar a sus hijos que es prohibido llevar este tipo de replicas o juguetes al centro escolar ----parece una creacion de ciencia ficcion, pero los robots asesinos, empleados como arma de destruccion masiva, son ya casi una realidad.... ---es por ello que un politico local se u

persia now knows girls and after more than three months unbelievably syfy a was spotted in an iraqi jail. they're grateful to this man senators. who travel to iraq to handle the talks and paperwork. so sophie just arrived back in russia from iraq months after her cousins were already reunited with her grandparents so we're going to try and see if we can talk to the person who made it possible and sophia herself liverpool from the street in front of my city there are six of ten list. the puzzles. this simple letter was never heard until ziad and his team received a photo person of the. service is the latest to an image of a new they've been is that it turned out so feel long with the woman who had picked her up after a deadly mosul air strike ended up in a prison with islamic state wives in widows the woman told of house of fields mother had been buried under the mosul rubble arranging the girls' release and handover was tough to say the least it took over a month the papers were signed on a very special day for seven months afterwards given the diversity you have it that did. this with t

involved, but you use these two myths, one that comes classically from the west, one that comes from persiaoth play out in the story of the characters in your book and in essence, what you seem to be saving is that turkey remains pooled in these different directions. western tradition, eastern tradition, somehow finding a path between the two but is it your feeling that right now, the eastern tradition, to use the allegory, the father kills the son, the authority figure is the survivor, is that you're feeling about turkey today, that authoritarianism is... to answer your previous question where you said, is this an accident, coincidence, that you wrote this? no, the story stayed with me but i thought, my god, then associating the father who kills his son, then i can also write this book in such a way that alludes to what is happening in turkey. yes, turkey is increasingly getting authoritarian. though i had this story, the well digger and his disciple, a desire to compare sophocles and ferdowsi, but yes, in the last two years, when i was busy with this book, i was thinking also, i am alludi

tactics economic boycott and being below is asian and being importing weapons from from america putting persia here and there if this is the objective that the they want and this some of the tactics they can if the objective is to destroy israel a war then they have to prepare for war fifty seven states they have to prepare for war and let's have a military solution the practicality is what a military solution is difficult one state solution is difficult because the demography would always make the palestinians overtake there's always population so the only option for us is a two state solution you know if the americans are playing games and just wasting time remember the so-called peace process is not really happening there was no peace process since the oil spill. remember twenty years ago there's nothing everybody just pretend that there was a peace process and that the americans are doing something but there is nothing happening except that you have meetings here and there but nothing concrete comes out of it so all muslim countries. peace loving countries want stability in the middle east

she came from a privileged background, and used it to travel throughout the arab world and persia, and turkey, anatolia in the pre-work years. -- prewar years. she was an expert on mesopotamia and syria. that knowledge the war office found a very useful, so she became a consultant, i would say, to the war office. in thee was involved post-war partition of the arab region. a final drawing of the boundaries, she was there with winston churchill. i will say that gertrude bell wasn't necessarily a champion of arab self-determination. she believed that the arabs were o undeveloped for full independence. she believes the arabs required extra tutelage, that only a country like great written could provide, and that perhaps down the road, arabs -- that a country like great britain could provide, and that perhaps down the road, arabs could achieve more. >> could you comment on the german-turkish relationship, with regards to the berlin-baghdad express, and how that fits in with the silk road, which is a british orientation as you know? h, the germans yea had significant influence in the ottoman

chief housing inspector. 418 persia avenue is a single family dwelling on two floors of occupancy. the appellant filed this application on october 2nd. the notice of violation had been subsequently issued because there was a lack of a heat source at this property. this notice of violation occurred as a result of the city attorney task force inspection. there are three open notices of violation at this property, and the heat notice is what is before you today. however, from the time that the previous property owner made this appeal, the property has now changed hands. we were able to verify that. so currently you do not have jurisdiction over the new property owner. we're in the course of notifying, or renoticing, the notice of violation to the current owner. we've made repeated attempts to contact the appellant, the previous property owner, because chapter 1a section 102.5.7 of the building code says anybody may make the appeal, and that could be the previous owner. we've not been able to contact the previous owner. we believe he filed this appeal for the purposes of preventing an

. >> kimberly: the origins appeared to be from persia in the seventh century.everybody loves the cookies. we have a whole bunch of cookies here. what? insomnia cookies. thank you so much. >> brian: emphasis on alexander the great and not enough on the cookie in terms of civilization. >> kimberly: the chocolate just melts on your lips. >> juan: my favorite fox guy, homer simpson, loves doughnuts and cookies. >> brian: i'm not sure he is real. >> kimberly: juan, it's time for you. >> juan: remember when we showed you the demolition of the georgia dome. well, guess what. they tried to do the same thing at the silverdome in detroit and look what happened. >> katie: not surprised at all. >> juan: that's right. nothing happened. they tried to blow it up, couldn't do it. they tried again this afternoon and finally they were able to get the job done. the stadium, once the home of the detroit lions, came crumbling down faster than one of kimberly's lovely cookies. >> jesse: very good, juan. i like how you are on the implosion beat. we can say merry christmas again now t

background, and had personal wealth at her disposal, and used it to travel throughout the arab world and persia, and turkey and anatolia in the pre-work years. -- in prewar years. she was an expert on the tribal affiliations of mesopotamia and syria. and that knowledge the war office found very, very useful, so she became a consultant to the war office. involved in the postwar partition of the arab region. the final drawing of the boundaries, she was there at the cairo conference with winston churchill. i would say that gertrude bell wasn't necessarily a champion of arab self-determination. that the arabs were yet too undeveloped for full independence. she believed that the arabs required the extra tutelage that only a country like great britain could provide, and that perhaps down the road, arabs would be allowed full fettered independence, but for the time being, they required tutelage and help of great britain -- and the help of great britain. >> could you comment on the german-turkish relationship, with regards to the berlin-baghdad express, and how that fits in with the silk road, which is

eight, nine months ago, i think you might remember that there was the horrible situation at five persia where we discovered 27 individuals living in dungeon-like conditions. one way in, no way out. this was a former garage that the owner had subdivided into cubicles. they were living underground through no fault of their own because of the hazardous situations, the fire marshal and the department of building inspection and the department of homelessness intervened, identified the situation and gave orders to vacate. given the situation and the horrible situation in oakland with the fire, there was a higher group and a working group on homeless housing, but this evolved into a situation where people were living in hazardous housing situations, so hence the name of this fund. we modelled a transitional housing fund based on the fire victims' assistance fund. this fund will allow individuals again, at no fault of their own to be relocated into temporary housing, pay the old rent that they were paying, and then, the city would subsidize the balance. this was an appropriate situation. we kne

but yet god used them, and he used a pagan king from persia to send his people back to jerusalem. >> and so many recent republican leaders, presidents and otherwise, have made -- like jesus said, may clean the outside of the platter, but inside are ravenous wolfs. and i keep going back to that passage. >> absolutely right. >> they seem like the good, decent people, good family people. but when it comes down to -- look how they acted when trump won. i peeve, they've been -- i mean, they've been trying to sabotage him ever since, and they don't act anything but christian. >> the amazing thing is he has championed the values that you and i and most of these students would believe in better than people who had better credentials like george w. bush, who was a good man. trumpp is coming through again and again and again, and i believe that gradually the people who don't like him are going to come over -- >> that's why i think when it comes to politics, jesus separated. he saidd render unto caesar the things that are easy -- [applause] i always say that, but you can't judge somebody accord

the people in the bible were not perfect at all, but yet god used them and used a pagan king from persia to send his people back to jerusalem. >> so many recent republican leaders, presidents and otherwise, have made -- like jesus said, many clean the outside of the platter but inside -- i keep going back to that passage, and i think -- >> absolutely right. >> they say, they seem look the good, decent people, good family people, but when it comes down to -- look how they acted when trump won. they have been trying to sabotage him ever since and they just don't act anything but christian. >> amazing thing is he is championed the values you and i would most of the students would believe . in better than people who had better credentials, like george w. bush who was a good man but he didn't come through on a lot of stuff. trump is coming through again and again and again, and i believe that gradually the people who don't like him are going to come over. >> that's why i think when it comes to politics, jesus separated. he said render into caesar things that are caesar and -- >> i always say

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persia is challenging the ukrainian president and demand in his impeachment so for poroshenko it was very important and this was kind of a breakthrough for him in domestic politics and even he's main opponent mikhail saakashvili praised him for doing that and one final question and briefly if you don't mind we are slightly up against time here you mention of course that there are still many prisoners who have not yet to be released once all the politics goes away we get past the election in russia we get past the political situation that's current in ukraine does that mean that we're less likely to see any of these swaps happening in the future it is very hard to say because for most of all something already happened and it gives hope that there are mechanisms that might help to conduct the second step the exchange of all prisoners however you're right after the presidential elections in russia and. the may go away and those dozens of prisoners that are left on both sides both sides consider of them as war criminals and they don't want to give them up so if you enjoy mccaul thank you

iraq.ylon, called in persia called iran, in a , aleppo where jews have lived for thousands of years. there was an exchange of population. jews left and a move to israel 750,000 where they were immediately accepted and became part of the population. approximately the same number of palestinians left for they were not. there were put in refugee camps and made to have festering hatred. then the israelis, once again, offered a two state solution. they offered it in 1967 after they won a defensive war. they said land for peace and the arab countriesd no.ed their famous no negotiation, no peace, no recognition. in 2000 and 2001, president clinton offered the palestinians 100% of the gaza, capital in jerusalem and 4000 people were killed. in 2005, the prime minister of israel abandoned the entire gaza and took out all the settlers and took all the occupation. not a single israeli was left. what happened? gaza was used as a launching pad for rockets aimed at is really -- and at israeli schoolchildren on the way to school. in 2008, the prime minister offered the palestinians a better deal. ev

in babylon, called iraq, in persia, called iran, in aleppo where jews have lived for thousands of years. there was an exchange of population. 750,000 jews left and a move to israel where they were immediately accepted and became part of the population. approximately the same number of palestinians left where they were not. there were put in refugee camps and made to have festering hatred. then the israelis, once again, offered a two state solution. they offered it in 1967 after they won a defensive war. they said, land for peace, and the palestinian and arab countries issued the three famous no's. no negotiation, no peace, no recognition. in 2000 and 2001, president barak, aand ehud liberal, offered the palestinians 100% of the gaza, capital in jerusalem, and palestine responded with an intifada where 4000 people were killed. in 2005, the prime minister of israel abandon the entire gaza and took out all the settlers and took out all the occupation. -- a single israel he israeli is left. offered the president and even better deal but they did not accept that deal either. it really does i