so did you have anything else to say, ravi? >> i want to point out that i've already hired the general contractor, and my contract with the general contractor is based on the existing plans that was submitted to dbi and the planning commission which were approved by mr. lum already shared with you that shows adu. so i have a legal obligation with my contractor to have him build it out. i'm paying him money for that, so there's no way i'm not building this adu. and the only reason we are adding the basement at a cost of almost half a million dollars just to do all the excavation is because the planning commission said without going up and out, because the neighbors didn't want us to, they said adding it in the basement is where you should do it with the set backs so there's plenty of light. i'm happy to not do it in the basement and do it above zone and push it out perthe zoning at 25% lot line, but that was what was not acceptable to the neighbors, so we didn't do it. we've tried several approaches. i just think it's time to mo

is hanna aftekhari versus department of building inspection, protesting the issuance of permit to r ravi sadarangani, appeal number 18-029, also by hana eftekhari, versus department of building inspection, planning department approval, protesting the issuance of permit to ra ravi sadarangani, and appeal number 18-028, david tong versus department of building inspection, planning department approval, protesting the issuance on march 15, 2018 to erect three stories one basement type b-v single-family dwelling, appeal number 18-037. this is -- [agenda item read]. >> clerk: so we will hear these together, and we will start out with hana efkhekrari. she has two pealappeals, so shs 14 minutes. >> good evening, commissioners. >> clerk: would you mind adjusting the microphone so we can hear you? >> thank you. is that better? >> clerk: better, yes. thanks. >> thank you for your time. the reason i have requested an appeal to this permit is the building that was being built is right next to -- downhill from my house, it is almost 100 years old house with not much of a foundation, and i have great c

discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers may knock she ravi i mean a court in moscow has banned one of the biggest messaging platforms in russia telegraph what's that about. this began with the russian media regulator across continents or demanding that telegram hand over its encryption keys to the russian intelligence service the f.s.b. now those codes would have enabled the security services to monitor the private messages of up to fifteen million russians and telegram refused to give them up its c.e.o. pavel doura of a russian who lives outside the country posted on his telegram account a letter addressed to the head of the f.s.b. saying that if all they wanted was a pair of keys they could have the ones in the picture but the case then went to court and this past week the judge ruled in favor of the f.s.b. and now telegram is inaccessible in russia you mentioned the fifteen million russians possibly affected by this but has in the kremlin itself come to rely on telegrams well yes for instance dmitri peskov president putin's press secretary

complaints legal threats cutting off access hasn't made it look good listening posts i mean actually ravi now with the at her story and one of the journalists targeted for her work on it. india's local paper is silly to make headlines across the country on the third of january however people in the northern state of punjab the to be published an investigation that claimed national the article revealed the private details of millions of indians gathered under the government at high speed the world's largest biometric id system could be bought cheap. according to our own by the. i want to take us five minutes to. anyone who wants. to see that is the program of the government it is having the biometrics. and a demographic details of every indian over a billion citizens these people on what said they were providing an illegal gateway to be at her offering the software for his five hundred once you have a logon id once you have an unauthorized access once you've entered into the gateway the data which is getting accessed is from the center to. the other how do you debase is managed by the uniq

and department of homeland security were actually arresting protesters who were standing up for ravi rog we are so here we are in new york city and we're supposed to be a liberal and progressive city we tell everyone follow our lead we're sanctuary right when in fact i would it was reinforced to me once again that even here in new york city we are not a sanctuary city and linda obviously the reality on the ground which is why we're doing the show whether in new york city or elsewhere in the country. is often different than you know we might imagine or what have you and one of our online community members is actually a student in new york she is one of scott's clients as well she says a special training session has given her essential advice on what to do if she encounters and i saw her take a listen i think that very few years however i feel more prepared my family or myself encounter any sort of situation with ice. we have a family plan such as saving money reaching out to people if we ever cease any sort of situation with them one point only i know that i have rights just fine be u

wasserstrom: thanks ravi having me. it's great to see you. our view is that on the one hand, growth may be more constructive than the broader market is looking for, in part because a lot of our proprietary survey data points to continued sustained demand for debt across all consumer demographics. that some of the underlying credit performance may start to deteriorate, which i think is very contrary to the benign narrative in the market currently. vonnie: gave a story today that subprime borrowers are disappearing from auto shows, for example. are you seeing cracks and where is the data show you that? mr. wasserstrom: the primary area we are looking at, and our credit strategists have done a brilliant job of devastating this, is in the low income consumer, who by his nature is not necessarily some crime, but is highly leveraged. prettyough we are in a robust economic circumstance, that over leverage is causing them to struggle with their debt burden and you are seeing that a little bit in auto, but mostly in areas like cars and personal loans.

in around 10 minutes' time we'll speak to a consultant paediatrician, dr ravi jayaram.eputies of british jews, and thejewish leadership council both met with officials from the party last night to discuss alleged anti—semitism, but complained about the lack of action on the issue. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier is in westminsterfor us. eleanor, sounds like this row is going to run and run? jeremy corbyn might have apologised to the anti—semitism in his party, he said he is committed to reaching it out. that is not managed to heal the deep divisions. a lack of action on that meeting. a missed opportunity. any differences after that meeting are down to detail rather than fundamentaljeremy corbyn agreed to most of what he was asked to buy there were some practical difficulties. speeding up disciplinary action. he did agree to do that but he didn't want to set a fixed timetable because that might leave the party open to illegal challenge. but i do think thejewish groups and their verdict that there was a lack of action means both internally and externally as we