so miss sommer asked us to apply for the permit.we applied for the permit of preexisting conditions. there is a process that kept us from meeting, and after we sent a letter to our lawyer for mediation, we will figure it out. at condo conversion, i believe, in 2014, the inspectors walked through. the other owner, mr. john radowski who approves the permits, he called the fire inspectors based where miss sommer was storing her things and the fire exits. they also inspected the whole thing and didn't raise any concerns. and on the projector, i can show you a picture of my garden because i have some more time. so the size -- the whole background, it's a big garden. if we don't get the permit, if the permit is revoked, we can bring the timber and the -- maybe not the wheelbarrowy and a bunch of things through the common area and impacting the ten people -- sorry, nine people, but it is just structur structurally sound and all those things? thank you. >> clerk: thank you. mr. duffy, anything further? >> commissioners, joe duffy, d.b.i. ju

eugenie le sommer scored the other two in a 4—0 victory which should make the return leg in france ae, there were also big wins for bayern munich, paris st—germain and wolfsburg, who beat fc twente 6—0. and vivianne miedema scored four for the english champions, arsenal, in a 5—2 win at slavia prague. elsewhere, manchester city scored after only 13 minutes against atletico madrid, janine beckie with the goal. but they had to settle for a draw when charlyn corral equalised for the spanish champions nine minutes from time. i don't want to use the classic line of it is half—time, but it is, really. and we would have always gone to madrid, the way this team works, to win the game. so for me, nothing changes, really, and i'm sure it will be the same for the team. and if we can get that goal, i think every game i think that we are not ——i think every game i think that we are not —— i never think that we're not going to get a goal. and that will give us our away goal. just looking forward to next one it means so much to us, notjust because we got the away goal, but their performance we put

eugenie le sommer scored the other two in a 4—0 victory which should make the return leg in france ahe european open in antwerp, on thursday. gael molfils takes on the the italian wildcard, jannik sinner, and david goffin plays the frenchman ugo humbert. but the 2017 champion, and number 6 seed, jo—wifried tsonga is out after losing in straight sets to his compatriot, gilles simon, but they were two hard —fought sets. simon — ranked 47 in the world — came through 6—4, 7—5, and he'll now face the number 4 seed stan wawrinka in the quarter—finals. and finally, it's probably fair to say that sports fans everywhere love a worldie — you know a world class goal sometimes struck from absolutely miles away. well, this is surely the case even if its done on sand in bare feet. we're at the world beach games in doha, it's brazil vs russia, the samba boys leading 8—3 when defender lucao did that. let's look at a different angle. he blasts it from the end of the world back of the net! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the spo

good evening everyone, i am frank sommer. >> and i am julie haener.at least four times faster in destroying power after a shut off. the governor is asking for an automatic credit or redirect for effective customer. we are in oakland tonight after talking with people who were affected by those shutoffs, henry? >> reporter: pg&e will be sanctioned and have to get the power back on within 12 hours, not 48. governor newsome says pg&e must pay up $100 for each household and $250 for each small business that went dark. iris lost $1500 last thursday at his flower shop in oakland's montclair district because of the safety-related power outage. >> some of the power flowers went bad. we had to throw them away. >> reporter: now, he might get compensated for at least some of his loss. on monday, governor newsome says pg&e mismanaged the power shut off. he says the utility should give each residential customer or household an automatic credit or rebate of $100. small businesses, he said, should get $250. i was says he supports the governor's demand. >> anything wo

my name is samantha sommer, we have partnered with an san francisco department of the environment, andozens of other and providing technical assistance to help food business operators voluntarily transition to reasonable food wear. we have food businesses do with this ordinance is proposing to mandate. we have extended experience working with business operations that developed our best practices for reducing risk disposables while achieving cost savings. data collected from close to 200 diverse food business operations and institutions with large cafeteria style dining show even with the initial set up cost of purchasing reusable's, dishwashing capacity ongoing cost of labor, washing and replacing lost or damaged reusable's they have all saved money. annually. this spreadsheet, oh good, you can see it now, that is 15 businesses that are certified with the recent disposable program. during a pilot in 2013-2015. what you can see here, is these 15 san francisco businesses accomplished 38,000 pounds of annual waste reduction. if you've ever -- that is a lot of practice -- packaging. with $

will sommer and tim o'brien. -- surrounds two things that are a claw on his side. one of them is joe biden. 2020 campaign and the other one is this idea that the 2016 campaign, there was a conspiracy to take him down that the dnc server is actually in ukraine not in washington. >> i think, you know, this is also the one conspiracy that snapped back at him. i think it is really important to differentiate the kind of looney conspiracies he fomited when he was a real estate developer. i think often were just self serving, short-term goals that he was trying to achieve. it is invoking this idea that you can't trust authorities. you can't trust institutions. he's the only one who is the final arbiter of the truth and you should be worried about everything educationlse you see him. and he engaged in that 2016 campaign. and calling robert mueller's investigation a witch hunt and did now with ukraine. invoking this notion that the bidens were engaged in a conspiracy to defraud the ukrainian government. and that the servers actually hacked the 2016 election weren't in russi

we saw, le sommer, they are very physical. we saw, le sommer, they are very physical.zil in the quarter—final and he looked up to see he is family and he looked up to see he is family and he looked up to see he is family and he said it affected him. he sort of forgot about what was happening on the field. i wonder how your brother will be. your family will be there and the other players, will he be entirely focused?” there and the other players, will he be entirely focused? i hope he doesn't forget how to play rugby. he just lost his focus for a minute.” can understand that, definitely. for us can understand that, definitely. for us being there is a family is about supporting him. it is a massive occasion. and us being there to support him as an incredible opportunity for everyone involved. it isa opportunity for everyone involved. it is a massive occasion. we distracted you thereby playing pictures of your playing. how much would you like to be playing in this game? everybody not in japan wants to be injapan. it is absolutely crazy. it is the pinnacle of your by crazy

250 million yea rs year it was one in five. 250 million years since we had levels this high and le sommerreally not happening. how'd you bring bringing —— balance bringing public attention to the disruption you are causing? i know thatis disruption you are causing? i know that is something you and many other campaigners have a lot about, and yet you are causing a number of issues which are really angering people and some people aren't listening to the message because of that. absolutely. we can do is apologise and say look, we're sorry we are causing disruption, but if you look at the science, i'm a scientist, we know if we don't do this that within ten, 20, 30 years' time, the disruption we will face here and across the globe will be far greater than anything today. you don't turn off your fire alarm in the middle of the night if you are going to die in the future, that is what we're doing. the prime minister referred to you and your fellow campaigners as uncooperative crusties with their hemp— smelling giveaway acts —— bivouacs. well that doesn't at all reflect this group of people. we'