paige's day planner. >> the melted dash had fallen down onto the floor covering up the day planner andas protected from the heat as well as from the fire because it had an upper layer on it. >> what sort of condition was it in? >> it was in -- i mean, it was smoke damaged and it had heat damage, but it still had the pages intact. >> reporter: the day planner, as you can see, still very readable, was full of appointments and plans and contact numbers. most mundane, routine. but, and this was strange. three key pages, june 26th through the 29th, the dates surrounding paige's disappearance, had been ripped out. and there was something else, one particular business card that just didn't belong for a company called "ladies en confidante." an enterprise that oddly shared the same phone number with the business called models, inc., whose cards were found scattered along highway 50 among paige's personal effects, which appeared to support a strange story told by ex-husband ron beigler. that paige had "clients" she would see. >> it was, you know, lonely older married men buying companionship fr

the western family planners formed armies of so-called health workers in cooperation with the korean government thousands of them combed the country registering fertile couples and urging them to use contraception contraceptives publicly distributing that would have previously been inconceivable in south korea as well as in other parts of the world. here in the us mortals are going to know them there in whom is and then. actually are in the. group i legit on who are good to know what game or who we all know with their own when there. are those of a muslim who condone so on baltimore i do chin of our. western countries donated buses and jeeps that were converted into mobile medical units documents show that their task was not health promotion the population council an american foundation expressed a clear cut mission to the korean ministry of health. these vehicles are given to help improve living standards in korea for vigorous attack on the problem of excessive population growth. cut it appears that trees are. from the one you got your dog to eat our modern cards are not going. that

despite this the family planners increased the pressure. the indian government cooperated they set quotas for sterilizations an i.u.d. insertion paying doctors and health workers premiums who are an educated women were the main targets the bait money and exchange for their fertility. so you have this system where people at every level or big being given money money from the united states from the united nations from sweden from norway money to agree to sterilize ation or money to get other people to agree to sterilization even if in some cases that eventually been rounding them up and trucking them to camps where they were sometimes sterilized under the most appalling circumstances. sheldon siegel visited one of these camps in 1962 he described it to his superior i spent sunday at a women's sterilization camp and found it fascinating after the surgeon sows up the abdomen the ladies get off the operating table by themselves and walk out of the operating theatre i can honestly say that the operating conditions and adherence to sterility that

our work has architects and urban planners is about people. people matter to carolinas. and urban planner from meddling in colombia a city where infrastructure problems have long loomed large. traffic cloaks the streets and spawning for bail as defined the city scape. it's nearly impossible for buses to pass through these narrow steep streets. odd but then the city has an idea. today 6 outdoor escalators extend 384 meters up the hill side now the 140000 residents of community one of the city's poorest neighborhoods no longer need to make the climb by foot. jayco because donna is well aware of how the escalators have affected the district. i'm 33 and i've lived here all my life here with my mother sister and son. the escalators are a major tourist attraction a bonus for locals like j.k. iraq but who gives guided tools of the area's best graffiti. in the past few visitors would have dead to venture into commune that reputed to be the most dangerous neighborhood of what's often called the world's most dangerous city. in. the city. like there's more to many friends of mine l

who is getting from the very top level, from director, but on down to your planner fives, your planner fours. who is getting those positions and how does that reflect our city and how does that get reflected when planner goes out and do planning work within the neighborhoods. so again thank you. i know that this isn't always easy, that this is hard work that needs to be done. it's a good time to start it. >> thank you, mr. marty. any other public comment on this item? okay. public comment is now closed. commissioner johnson. >> thank you. first, i just want to express my deepest gratitude to planning staff, and in particular claudia for your love, your passion and dedication to seeing and shepherding this work. it is some of the hardest work that we, in particular the people of color, are called to do. it has potential to be the most transformational. i'm so grateful that this is happening. just to talk a little bit about our training and just how thinking about this as a commissioner. you know, i think when assuming the position of commissioner, it was not lost on me that commissions,

his most recent book "the , doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner."an ellsberg was blocked from testifying in the recent trial of the kings bay plowshares 7. we welcome you both to democracy now! martha, can you respond to pope francis going to hiroshima, nagasaki come and sing nuclear weapons are immoral? >> thank you, amy. good to be here. i think we have before us a remarkable pope and he is certainly exhausting himself with this work of peacemaking and global solidarity building. he is in a quickly speaking out against nuclear weapons. he does support the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. my heart rejoices to hear his words and you see him. he is very purposefully going to places -- places of sin and sorrow and grief and pain. he calls it a separate mental act to go to the sites. i feel complete affirmation and what he is trying to do. with regards to our own action of walking on to enable submarine base. amy: has he weighed in on your trial or your sentencing? >> i don't think so. he publicly, verbally, but knows what is happening. am

, elizabeth gordon, preservation planner, stephanie cicneros, the chief of real property, michael gine and applicants from the properties on howard, patomic and fullson streets in items 3, 4, 5 and 6. the property owner of webster street reflected in item two is out of town and was unable to attend today and now i would like to welcome michelle tailor, preservation planner with the planning department to present on these items. miss taylor. >> thank you. >> i will present a general overview and frida present on eh contract. there is local governments to enter to contracts with private owners with qualified historic properties and this to agreement provides property of tax reductions to owners of those historic prompts who can then allocate the savings toward a maintenance and restoration plan. it is the only local program that creates a financial incentive for proper maintenance of the city's architectural landmarks and from delaying large-scale projects when put off can cause damage to the buildings. put every local landmark building, as well as those listed on the state or national r

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>> let's look at what's going on with my activity planner for my accuweather 12-hour planner for today, temperatures at 7:00, 48 to 53. we'll be in the 50s at the coast. 65 to 72 with more cloud cover, less sunshine, but i still think you'll need the sunglasses from time to time. 60s and 70s at 4:00. we're down back into the 53 to 59 degree range for the evening hours. here's a look at the fog out there. thickest at half moon bay. it will hit the golden gate and could move over to the east bay during the morning commute. >>> from the live desk this morning, we are looking live at capitol hill right now where the public phase of the impeachment hearing also kick off in just over two hours from now. two witnesses will testify, the gop has laid out its defense strategy. abc news reporter elizabeth is live on capitol hill with more on what we can expect. democrats say they are ready to make their case to the american people today. while the president may be downplaying the hearings, the white house is not taking chances. >> reporter: the battle lines are drawn and the stage set. millions o

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who is avador --, spanish urban planner.done a little bit of work in south america, and ecuador and buenos aires. there is even a plan in seattle to bring superblocks there although that is still kind of in discussions. carol: seattle is washington, washington is seattle. it's ok. max: he has had a lot more success in spain, especially in this town which because his laboratory. this is proof that this concept can work. prime in it just terms of how the locale is set up. cultural.partly these cities in spain are very small, pedestrian oriented. most of these cities were laid out pre-automobile. aires is way more dependent on cars, much like an american city, and there, there has been much more controversial. they have had complaints. they have been able to pull it off in a few neighborhoods, but not on the scale of spain. what is provocative to me here is that this does not cost a lot of money. , youon't really have to know, you're not demolishing anything. you're basically just telling people they cannot drive their cars on

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and i also want to have their wedding planner ok can somebody explain to me which one is more important is it the wedding or is it the marriage let me speak to sebastian by the way sebastian and anastasio are a couple and today is that the new vestry yeah thank you. for choosing to spend it here debating 1st of all did you get pressure for the wedding is what we're hearing here reflective of what you experienced absolutely normal it's supposed to be by your own cost but if you are you cannot do that you go to the nearby network and you ask like give me support so if you go to a parent and say hey daddy and mommy i want to marry and i don't have enough money please prepare for me a wedding of course to call their friends and this friend so contribute and from there they will start to ask you to contribute back to their family and this is the biggest problem that i call it a liability of the family because after your wedding you start receiving calls come to do scold me to come to this pay this and some of this member you don't even know them ok so so far we have established that weddings

how one urban planner is making cities safer and cleaner.: plus, we have a conversation with lauren greenfield on her latest documentary, "the kingmaker." jason: we begin with this week's special new economy issue. here is the editor behind it all, christina linblad. christina: hi. jason: this was a big project, because you talk about economics all the time, every week in the magazine, but this is a different take. christina: i think about this issue all year long. it is a great repository of stories that we might not be able to do the rest of the year because we have certain sections and certain issues don't fit very well within those sections. jason: speaking of repositories, plastic. we are not talking about credit cards, we are talking about actual plastic being used to pay for things. cristina: the plastic bank is a project that started with this entrepreneur in vancouver and the first one opened in haiti. we visited one in bali and indonesia. basically the idea is to make plastic worth something and give people an incentive to not thro

when you have government planners trying to allocate resources government planners who believe that thenomy is finite zero sun glam let them redistribute if you could redistrict money and make it fair i don't agree with that in theory but i understand point if an economy is finite let government planners just redistrict. problem is it is not true because they discount the effective incentives price, competition, on market forces. on the market, on the economy. when you have government hsuppressing productivity throh all of these planning ideas, you suppress theas national output, and everybody has less. the left is so troubled by the fact that you have inequality of wealth, about but what they would do is implement these draconian socialist solutions and everybody might have closer to same amount but everybody would be except rule terse then you have that, and you can look at this is in theory every place socialism has been tried and failed and enslaved. the good news about our young people who think that socialism may be okay, the the good news is cor spongting poll they don't know wha

that will be your commute planner. is driving for the bay commute, but mainly clear, cool to warm. our last calm day. let's go neighborhoods, 12-hour planner. we jump from the 40s to the 50s to the 60s to the 70s from 7:00 to 1:00. we hang on the mid to upper 70s for a couple hours. 62 at 7:00. for the peninsula, 40s at 7:00, 58 at 9:00, 65 at 11:00. low to mid 70s from noon to 4:00. 61 at 7:00. our last stop down in the south bay, 58 at 9:00, 68 at 11:00. mid 70s from noon to 4:00. we'll drop down to 62 degrees as we head towards 7:00. it's our last day for record high temperatures. our last day of above really normal temperatures, but the transition brings critical fire conditions. we'll talk about that coming up. jobina, how is the monday morning commute going? >> we hit a little snag, but it's in the counter commute direction. most people are lucky. we'll take you to the map now. we'll pull that up. good monday morning. this is a two-car crash in albany that we are looking at. eastbound 80 before westbound 580 ther

community planner, lifelong san francisco native. i call excelsior my home. you know, i don't know sue diamond personally. i have not worked with her in the past. i am sure she's a remarkable lawyer. i don't know her. my community don't know her. we are ground zero when it comes black and brown communities are being displaced. we are being removed from the city that we built that we groomed and we nurtured. we love. it just doesn't love us back. i think, yes, cool, let's get a balance device someone that has all sides. we are done with that. i don't think being a lawyer gives you an automatic pass. you can save on a commission. this is a shock collar position. this is a key leadership appointment. i think we need a lawyer. we need activists. we need people that are going to fight for us. they are going to listen to us. they are going to collaborate and not organize people's color, leadership and expertise. again, i don't know her track record. it sounds awesome. in our community, we don't know her. we are in a crisis. over 10,000 latinos displaced from the mi

we have something called planner shopping just when people go from one -- >> commissioner honda: trying to get the answer they want. >> yes. that's possible because staff have different interpretations of the code, and this can happen, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. in my experience, it's very common for concepts to develop. people have ideas, passions they want to develop into a business, and they want to look at the code and see what business does it fall under? they chose to pursue the restaurant use. there's been mention of the preapplication. we have community outreach preapplication process that's triggered for certain permit types. it generally refers to building expansions because honestly, most of the time when we have d.r.s, d.r.s are on that rear addition. we don't get as many d.r.s even though we do section 311 notification for, you know, hundreds, if not thousands of variations a year, they're with neighbors about building additions and concerns about light and air. those are most of the comments that i wanted to raise, but i'm available for any other questions.

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