patrick reardon. there were cracks around the house. we approached the neighbors. every week i spent hours just trying to get a repair done. however, we have yet to not resolve or get a resolution. we hired an engineer to review the damage. he did mention that at this point, then, back in march, it's not a safety concern, but just rou roughly, the cracks -- how do i do it? here? >> just put it on the overhead. >> the cracks on the foundation, this is one of the main cracks. a bathroom to the property. the vacant lot. so, in all honesty, me and my husband do not want to see the lot vacant. we're starting to see the -- has not participated in any resolution. i hope that the commissioners feel we need to postpone this until the completion of our repair. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm georgia shutus. i want to clarify something that was said by the architect. there was a dr, but it was back in 2011 because there were two 31 # -- 311s issued. september 1st, 2011, mary's dr. they did not take dr. they approved the project. nothing happened on that

scholarships to come from the city and go to reardon. tony's a blue collar guy. we're building affordable housing. i don't want to poke -- this isn't an eight bedroom place, this is a four-bedroom place. he takes care of his mother-in-law when she comes to town, sometime. she needs help. we want to improve affordable housing and family housing. if we can't develop on the west side, minimum intensefication on projects like this, where are we going to do it. what are we going to do? if we turn this down, where are we going with intensefication? where is the west side going to go ahead and absorb some of its responsibility. i grew up on 37 avenue. i love the sunset. i was the beneficiary of an addition because of an addition. this is somebody that's part of the community. i really urge you to deny this d.r. and approve the project as proposed, just to show you, last-minute, they dropped the penthouse on the roof. i mean, these are people that want to work with it. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. so any additional comment in suppo

jennifer reardon, 43, a wife, a mom on her way back home to her family. i think about her a lot. i think we all do. aviation is the only form of transportation on the planet where the idea of perfection actually seems within reach. we always have the opportunity to do better, to be better, and we can't, we won't stop reaching. thank you very much. [applause] >> dan, map of the 60,000 lives of of air line pilots association, we appreciate your public service and all the work on behalf of of our membership to keep our skies safe. thank you very much. okay, we'll take a break. please be back in your seats exactly a few minutes before 1:30. we will begin with our next event. thanks very much. [inaudible conversations] >> this conference on air safety re-airs re-airs tonight at eight fancy bear including a speech but faa acting administrator. senator bob casey who is working on a bill regarding in-flight sexual assault led off the conference this morning. we were not able to show you earlier due to the length of another live event but here are his remarks as we wait for the white hous

. ♪ abc 7 news was at archbishop reardon high school when 49 firefighters graduated from basic trainingcludes 10 paramedics who previously worked aboard city ambulances. they will now bring those skills to fire engines across san francisco. >>> some kids are dealing with tough choices. >> sacred heart is giving away 3,000 backpacks to help families get ready for school. and amy hollyfield was there >> reporter: this little face says it all. there are a lot of dazzling options here for this very big decision. which backpack to choose for the new school year. >> let's find something pretty. >> volunteers helped little shoppers as they select their backpack at the pack a back giveaway in san jose. some struggled but carlos marquez knew right away this was the one for them. >> because it has good color and it has white and black. it's really cool. i picked it. i saw it first, and i got it. >> kids not only get backpacks but a bag of school supplies and a gift card for shoes. parents are relieved to get a little help at this expensive time of year. >> it helps because it is expensive. the sc

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thank you for those commissioners that were able to attend the graduation at reardon on august 10.nk you'll see a pattern of the members of the community that we're serving, most of them with fire and/or e.m.s. backgrounds, so that was -- that was great to add to our employment pool. 125th class has not been selected. the class has been moved for an early 2019. we're looking at somewhere in the month of january . that class will be comprised of 55 members, 43 members off the list and 12 members coming from station 49 like we've done in the past. i imagine i will call for a refreshed list probably next month that will reflect those that have taken the examination through the month of july and begin selections back -- some backgrounds and interviewing in the month of october. we will have what we call a bump up academy which is comprised of members that are h-3-1 paramedics and e.m.t.'s joined by a group of h-2 firefighters that also have their paramedic licenses. they will go through our in-house training program and become h-3 level three's -- paramedics. we are anticipating a clas

. >> jack reardon, new york. you mentioned in your talk that that -- that the desertion rate of the texas brigade during the war was about 6%. how does the desertion rate of other southern brigades compared to the number? susannah: not favorably. but, again, there are a couple factors. there is the filtering factor i described, but also the factor that, if i am worried about my family, and i am a north carolinians and i'm in northern -- genia in the army, virginia and the army, they are not that far away. if my family is in austin, texas, how am i even going to get there? so come i don't want to turn these guys into super troopers, but they were incredibly motivated to join in this unit. it is incredibly difficult for them to get home, so that will be a factor as well. don't mistake though -- you notice where the desertion rate spiked. one third of the guys desert when they are in east tennessee, closer to home. when they are a little more likely to be able to get home and after vicksburg has fallen, when they fe