services in red square in front of. splendiferous and you know what they are just a problem actually what's happening now. joe i don't know if you could it be because i could barely hear you what you just saw driving past me that was the old boss and all but. that very average of all time greats in history. in your usual up front lines which managed to become a legend of the second world war one of the best tanks. of the time now behind me these tank columns an armored vehicle column a sub just got moving may feature a whole bunch of technology more radical talked a bit later about but some the tanks we can see on display are the part in suit of missile launches the tiger armored vehicles just coming up here behind me now of course we're also going to see the armada tanks coming up a bit later i believe will be able to see new version of the new variant this year every year there tends to be as something new for military if you just to have a look at. that is the b.t.r. fighting vehicle all these vehicles or many of the

million square feet. and you see right now as of today we have 2.9 million square feet available to be allocated. the big number is we have almost 9 million square feet in pending projects. and then another 600,000 in pre-application projects. if we just take a snapshot there's more office space than to allocate within the program. i just want to provide a few caveats to the number to help you understand. this is a snapshot in time for today. it doesn't account for future proposals that could come in the door at some point in the future. based on general office demand over time. also, we're generally not given much of a heads up if the bay or federal government are wanting to propose a new office building so we're we can't plan for those. and the pipeline right now doesn't account for future allotments we get and we get those every october 17th of each year. that's the date when we get the the 950,000 square feet that goes in the small cap and large cap. and then many projects recently required and receiv

with union square b.i.d. motion to that effect made by supervisor safai and we'll take that without objection. we will take this item as amended to the full board without objection with positive recommendation. madame clerk, please read the next item. >> item five is a resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to rename gilbert street to jeff adachi way. >> supervisor haney requested that the site and be continued. are there any members of the public who would like to testify on item number 5? >> good afternoon, jordan davis again. i didn't realize it would be continued but i just want to say that i was one of the many people who was upset and worried about our future when jeff adachi past. and very supportive of this street renaming, but i want to say that this not one of those things that we can say one and done. we need to, as a safety, do better by our most vulnerable. we need to close juvenile hall and close 850 and reinvest in housing services and other life affirming programs that

so we have a 3,436 square foot versus a 2688 square foot two lots.one of which, the proposal here, is to have a home that is relatively, incredibly larger than any other home on the block i took a comparison of a two property -- of the two properties in my notes. 2758 filbert street proposes an increase in square footage to appoint -- to point no longer compatible with the neighborhood we have reasons that have been signed. we have a huge increase in square footage, and disregard for right and privacy for a neighbor, noncompliance with the guidelines, ignoring the unauthorized demolition. we request that the planning commission reject this project and granted the d.r. thank you. >> thank you very much. do we have any public comment in favor of the d.r. requester his? >> hi. good afternoon, commissioners. i live in the neighborhood. can you hear me okay? a block from the property of discussion today. my family has lived on baker street for five generations. i'm also on the board of the neighborhood association, and a member of the zoning committee whi

the chinese government always claims no one died in the square.d it hundreds were killed. i myself saw more than a0 people shot dead. the following day, from our hotel balcony overlooking the square, my crew and i watched the man with the shopping bags blocking a column of tanks. in the end he clambers up and tells the tank crew what he thinks of them. no—one knows who he is or what happened to him. the process of escaping itself was... unless things change the one—time student leader will never go back to china. i am in exile. living in exile is a psychological torture. it's mental torture. the only thing that can support you to live through exile life is that very precious word — hope. but for now there doesn't seem to be much hope. china is far richer than in 1989, but a lot less free. everyone knows what happened then, but it's something nobody wants to talk about. john simpson, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: tying the knot in taiwan where same—sex couples can now legally get married. this morning

the chinese government always claims no one died in the square. hundreds were killed. i myself saw more than a0 people shot dead. the following day, from our hotel balcony overlooking the square, my crew and i watched the man with the shopping bags blocking a column of tanks. in the end he clambers up and tells the tank crew what he thinks of them. no one knows who he is or what happened to him. the process of escaping itself was... unless things change the one—time student leader will never go back to china. i am in exile. living in exile is a psychological torture. it's mental torture. the only thing that can support you to live through exile life is that very precious word — hope. but for now there doesn't seem to be much hope. china is far richer than in 1989, but a lot less free. everyone knows what happened then, but it's something nobody wants to talk about. john simpson, bbc news. unions have moved to reassure scunthorpe steelworkers that their wages will continue to be paid and no redundancies are planned in the short term future. british

they vary in square feet. >> 30,000 square feet? >> i can get that for you. >> one of the interesting things contextually as well as when i started. 333 sixth street. we said one floor pdr and one floor office we split it in two. i don't think that is resolved yet? has that been resolved? has the office moved out and pdr back in? >> zoning administrator. i haven't checked on that one in a while. my recollection is the office isvo indicated. i -- vacated. i don't know if there is a new tent. >> i would love an update on that. that has been going on forever. 30,000 square foot building in context of a million square feet of pdr or two million square feet? it seems kind of small. i am not sure the balance needing to keep that pdr space added to the large amount of space is necessary given the extraordinary circumstances of this space in particular. i am kind of thinking along the miles of nicole yancey, i think we should have lifetime amnesty and rezone this space and keep this community intact. we are killing one kind of community ove

only 700-square foot. also coasts on how they stretch their leases for the antenna and other equipment. they did have cbrb go out and find comparable rent. we did receive the report from c.b.r.e. and we consider this to be a reasonable rent for the first year of the lease. there's a 3% per year increase in the rent over the term. it would be about 2.4 million over the 11 years and we recommend approval. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions or comments? >> i do have one question, so it's not about the use of this because i think we made the case that we need to use this rooftop space to put a whole bunch of stuff on it. but, this is in violation of the administrative code that says the approval of a term of -- because it's been a holover for so long, my question is this is a holdover of more than one year, which is in the administrative code, but this is a holdover of many, many years. what exactly is the criteria for a contract like this to be held over? >> so, i'm not going to throw the former

all that was i hate victoria square. there they are on every corner from not just greeks but men who speak to us in english too it's out of desperation. you're forced to do it for a little money for $10.00 or 20 year olds at the most i need the money for food clothes and cigarettes. the old man who approaches a loss to lonely often they just want to feel physically close to someone. they're full of problems and diseases. my brother is only 10 years old. he doesn't have anyone here but me. i miss. constable for him i need to make sure he has what he needs. it really upsets me when he wants something and i'm not able to get it for him i'm so ashamed. i hate myself for this disgrace i've built over myself. it's burning me out and i can't talk to anyone about it. we've spent too long in these desperate circumstances also enough. back ensemble's once again from tanks the european border and coastal guard agency is bringing migrants to the island then a pap iraki will be informed whether there are any minus. the sas in the end

vehicles belong to the military blocking one of the key keys to the square full of protesters but the protesters have been away. the last moment and there was allowed to enter mohamed the timing of all of this quite interesting in the sense that today monday we also got news that the former president omar al bashir stood down a few weeks ago has now been charged over the killing of protesters during the unrest weeks ago and also just a few hours ago we heard stands of military and opposition actually have begun to agree on a transitional power structure which even though the details haven't been hammered out those seem like in a new in the right direction what do you make of the timing without speculating too much could it be linked could it not. one of the it's a very curious timing nobody expected this to happen when just hours ago the military council had held a press conference saying but the talks were going on a positive note they had agreed on the structure of a transitional joint council but we'll have both members from the opposition movement as well as the military council a

you know good morning from miners and their square cabin just a stone's throw from the red square all the action is going to be taking place and whatever day can you see what other day moscow's history could you see thousands of troops hundreds of tanks and armored vehicles marching through central moscow of course that is the ninth of may victory day parade and moscow undefeated moscow victorious and all those tanks are. just behind me here dozens of those armored vehicles preparing for those final final finishing touches polishing up before driving through two red square and of course it's a very dramatic sight besides of the thirty five military formations all these tanks the fly over of course that's what people have come to see it all makes for quite an important site but the second part of the parade is just as important it's the so-called immortal regiment it's a tradition of began and twenty twelve in a small city in siberia it's now gone global it's estimated at around ten million people in russia take part a million here in moscow and also around the world one hundred ten di

seven bedrooms at 2700 square feet to four bedrooms at 6400 square feet. affordable rentals estimated at $35,000 a month mortgage. $1.5 million to 11.9 or $9.4 million property value. back then it was the guilded age between the haves and have notes. it wawas a hit-and-run an accid? neighbors were witnesses but wanted to save the rolls royce. there was no intense and par ink with different contractors caused the accident. accidents cap. mia culpa. they state simply, we are san francisco's premiere design build general contractors. provided in-house architectural services. hit-and-run is not an accident, despite whistle blower complaints, violations would not have been caught. many enforcements were missed. building department overlooked complaints about permitting envelope. the planning department initially determined no violation existed. and then identified 13 counts of violates. satellite photos which we have show deliberate premedicated planned construction programme. look at the clear route of excavation from the back to the front. the regimented sect

the key meeting point is victoria square in the heart of athens for these children the square is a dangerous waiting room for going further north. there's an old man who lives by victoria square he's a foreigner with a greek passport as he approached my friend and me once and said i'll give you money if you come home with me. about the must we pushed him off and ran away the 1st know what i was on my way home when that happened to me under tory you square that i had at that event that. ready everyone in athens knows what goes on after nightfall on the square. there are drug dealers and even under-age prostitution. this man has been making the rounds for hours and surveilling the boys is he a pimp or a perspective customer either way he won't have to play hardball if there is a minor looking to earn money to pay a smuggler. 117 year old from afghanistan who has been prostituting himself wants to talk to us but not near victoria square. he suggests one of athens quiet suburbs on the way there he tells us he lives in a camp close to the city with his 10 year old brother before they both had to

this apartment that we're being guided through is 6300 square feet. >> that's huge. >> so big it hasen bedrooms. eight bathrooms and it's beautiful. >> first of all you're out if you're asking how much. >> bryan, much? here's one of the most striking features of this apartment. welcome to the most enormous terrace i've seen. >> and that is the wrap-around terrace, 2500 square feet of terrace. >> terrace alone? >> yes. with huge 2500 foot vaulted ceilings. >> you can see the whole of new york. yeah. bar and lounge. >> i didn't think i could afford a night. >> remember the seven bedrooms i was telling you about? they're all upstairs. >> it could be yours for the cool 22.5 million. >> what? >> that's what paper boy the fridge says. >> brandon lee hugging strangers in the subway. some people completely ignore but some people pay attention pep >> you got to go up to people sometimes and say can i give you a hug? can i please? >> like what are you up to? you want money? i don't want to give you a tip. >> you never know somebody throughout might need a hug. these guys are excited. but the m

the proposed structure enlarges 90 square foot -- 950 square foot. known common access to the rear. two bedroom units and the second of 1835 square feet. a 948 square foot two bedroom unit on the fourth floor. fourth floor provides 15-foot set back at the front and 10 back at the rear wall. height at the front is 30. total height 40 feet. 62 feet depth with 12 feet poppit on the first floor. it retains north side wall set back 3 feet 8 inches. this was continued from the march 21st planning commission hearing without being heard. during that period the product sponsor noticed a three building unit. the project has been replaced to replaced storage with accessory dwelling at ground floor. it proposed to remove vertical and horizontal elements. therefore, the project is requesting conditional use authorization from the commission pursuant to 317 to allow demo listing of residential unit. because of the age and the multi family nature it is assumed rent controlled. by not fully demolishing the rent control should remain. it is in rh-2 zoning. two units per lot and permits one for every

they wanted jackson square included too. but it alone would not generate the revenues to make an impact. we mixed jackson square in the financial district. providing daily maintenance and cleaning services in the public rights of way, where the city and count are currently providing, including traffic control officers provided over and above those provided by the mta. one of the greatest problems is trying to cross market street from 4:00 to 6:00 to get to the 880 or the 80. we know that everybody commented that when the super bowl was here, it was easy to get across market street, because there were officers at each intersection. we want to figure out if there is a way to do that with mta also. not managed by signals, because if you know the area, it backs up heavily going southbound on the north side of market. so one thing that everyone was adamant, we need to have people get out of the financial district so they can be just as competitive as the people in soma or the greater rincon district. connecting people to resource

guys >> jon, thanks diedre bosa, what to watch in square's report?uare is still among the hot payment stocks up 30% year to date it had a rough few months at the end of 2018. investors will be dissecting the amount of payments processed on its platform they want to see if the pace of growth can continue and if square is still getting larger sellers onto its platform. subscription and services has been driving growth. can that continue? and as usual, guidance will be critical the street is expecting adjusted eps of 8 cents on revenue of $478 million guys >> thank you josh lipton watching fitbit this afternoon. josh >> here's what we expect from fitbit, a loss of 22 cents on revenue of $259.7 million. d.a. davidson's tom forte will make a beeline for unit growth sees them selling 2.3 million wearable devices should apple's strength in wearable spook fitbit bulls? forte says, no, they sell very different price points he argues they are playing in very different markets wilf, back to you. >>> we will be coming back with the closing countdown. just under

occupying some parts of the square and then cutting fires and. causing the clashes between the soldiers who they say what their specific and for the protection of the protesters and the protesters now the sudanese professional association is blaming what it calls for when months of the former g.m. that are g.m. of president on one house in the bashir who they say want to see a continuation of the status school and not want to see the talks succeeding so. there. similarities in what both say but the proper thoughts will lead me to tell you that the transition a minute you council has been planning this for a while we so tension building up in the past 48 hours today it's reached a fever pitch we so as soldiers bank with tunde by the protesters who are money the entrances to the square we also saw the protesters crowing closing some of the main streets saying that they were expecting some sort of action from the military and they did not want to be caught unawares yet and i mean all this stuff we're seeing on the streets this evening mohammed is th

. >>> "fast money" overlooking new york city's times square tim seymour, dan nathan and guy adami. healthcare is flat lining this year and one top technician is in for the beaten down stocks and we'll tell you which names to buy and zee after-hours action and qualcomm, and those conference calls both under way and we start off with the late-day market sell-off check out the dow down more than 150 points closing near the low of the day this after jerome powell tempered concerns over falling inflation seemed to raise the bar for a possible rate cut so was the market pricing any rate cut and was the fed move the biggest move to the record rally? guy? >> i do. you weren't here last night and carl quintanilla hosted the show. >> i know! i heard! >> there was so much dovishness baked in and there's nothing the fed can say tomorrow that's not already priced in and the risk to the market is the downside and it was exactly right and it happened late in the day and it happened nonetheless i think the fed is the biggest risk to the market i still think they are and i would like them to remove

square garden.fight at new york's madison square gardenlj career defining fight at new york's madison square garden. i have always wa nted madison square garden. i have always wanted to make history in the sport and cement my legacy and i have a chance to do that on saturday night. so the 12 cricket world cup is under way and it started here at the oval. injusta way and it started here at the oval. injust a few way and it started here at the oval. in just a few moments, we will show you how england beat south africa by 104 runs, but before that let's take a look at the format of the competition, because it slightly unusual this year. this is the fifth world cup to be hosted by england and wales, and it's unusual in that all ten nations play each other. there are no group stages as such, and no smaller nations at this world cup either, just the top ten in the world, which makes it interesting. the top four teams qualify for the semifinals, with the final to be held at lord's on the 14th ofjuly. 11 gr

and the red carpet is just being rolled up by now a crowd basically stormed the square and it tried to get what ever they could get their hands on anything connected to the inauguration but also water bottles things that they could tell outside of the square which definitely shows you a part of the state of the country that is about desperation after all a nigerian this country has this very sad record of being the number one country when it comes to poverty worldwide having said that of course you can imagine has that turnout here at the square which is a small it or stumble sort of like a small stadium was quiet you know it was actually representatives from the governing a.p.c. party who joins but not the ordinary civilian because the ordinary civilian outside of the square in a we just city is very much disappointed about that the 1st target went on the president rouhani they feel that not a lot was done to revamp the economy to sweep away corruption and to make sure that the stability and security in this country but then again of course the people who voted for president the 2n

party who joined but not the ordinary civilian because the ordinary civilian outside of this square in a we just city is very much disappointed about that the 1st target went on the president rouhani they feel that not a lot was done to revamp the economy to sweep away corruption and to make sure that the stability and security in this country but then again of course the people who voted for president who are a 2nd term a.p.c. they say simply so many challenges ahead so many big tasks that cannot be solved in 4 years but especially young people are the ones who say they are very much disillusioned about the way this country is headed and they feel that very basic things are lacking for example electricity or education funding to char from the inauguration ceremony of president hu hari in nigeria's capital abuja thank you funny. and as we heard funny mention there not all nigerians are happy about election about half of registered voters in february's election were under the age of $35.00 and many of them are skeptical about their 76 year old president is the right man to revamp the ec

each square represents a single not. we used paint and brushes and calculate each individual not to do if we mark exactly how many knots and which color will be not in a row. the secret of a good carpet is mathematics with bush. next door the next generation is hard at work they are not using paper and paint brushes but touch screens and digital pens. sons are also carpet designers carpet making has traditionally been a male dominated industry but he's also training a young woman. this way color can be corrected with one simple click but it's still meticulous work. even on the computer each individual not has to be marked. whether the designs are drawn up on paper or the computer screen they end up to sectored into pieces and stuck on wood to be used as a reference by the rather daughters in the workshop. that . this one will be forty square metres. eight by five. it's a work of art. because it's a work of art i can't name a price. it's only when it's finished and is appraised by experts that a price will be set. it's on

the project would realign the building wall, reducing the size from 6,340 square feet, 260180 square feet. the project sponsor is an existing temporary permit holder operating with authorization from the city's office of cannabis. the operator has been operating at the site since june of 2015. it was previously operated as a metal fabrication plant which vacated part -- prior to being used established by the property owner. the project only proposes an industrial agriculture use at this time to allow the cultivation of cannabis. other related uses such as light manufacturing, delivery sales, and business-to-business transactions may be added later. manufacturing using the use of volatile organic compounds may only be added with an additional conditional use authorization in cannabis -- i cannabis retail could only be added if operated in conjunction with other production uses on-site subject to neighborhood notice and in compliance with the 600-foot rule. the project underwent neighborhood notification and we received one call from a nearby property owner with some clarifications, bu

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garden, an iconic venue at madison square garden, an iconic venuein at madison square garden, an iconicn world boxing which has featured some of the greats of the sport like muhammad ali and joe frazierjoshua's image and name will be eliminated in neon lights all week outside the venue. but does he feel that he's finally arrived getting the chance to box in new york? i still have about, i still have a job to do on during the first, but it looks like i've made it, it is only until i put my hand on that last title but i can say i've made it. his opponent andy ruiz junior also looked relaxed, is expected to be a heavy underdog going into this fight, a substitute, stepping in forjoe miller fulfilled three drug tests. but he believes he can cause a big shock. things happen for a reason and for this fight against joshua, for a reason and for this fight againstjoshua, god did not want me to get one belt but three belts. so we are here, we are ready and me ntally we are here, we are ready and mentally focused and we are here to pull this off. come sunday.. thoughts turn to international footbal

the threat that square proposes to the traditional players. acqui ng it wa sold through banks and square has a direct model and the only brand namece in the s and square is one of the reasons why you're seeing these mega meers. apple p and google pay are wallets that use visa and mastercard. you think the losers and i'm just curious why they have not invested more in this technologynd could the banks be a buyer down the line of some of these companies that mentioned >> absolutely. i think banks have been the go-to source for merchant acquiring relheionships and customer walks into the branch and they need to accept visa and mastercard and that was ten, 20 years ago and now tenology has reinvented the space for a direct approach and the banks continu to consolidate and the deal is part of the trend, and they need to consolidate and get skwal a cala compete on technology and they're throwing this money, and they have the best talent and the traditional players need to consolidate. >> chris with buckingham research. >> coming up, tax audits are a

we witnessed on red square just last. please please. please please. please please it's very difficult to describe the atmosphere it's it's electric isn't tense but there's so much excitement up excitement just released during the parade itself liz. please. look at the history here the first victory parade was held on the twenty fourth of june nine hundred forty five over a month after nazi germany's capitulation during the soviet era the next celebrations then were held on the twentieth and fortieth anniversary of the victory since ninety ninety five in modern history military parades have been held annually. so as you can see victory day holds a very special place in the popular consciousness here in russia it's not just a time for bold military displays it's also time for quietly remembering the unimaginable suffering insured by soviet families during that war. it. one of the bloodiest battles of the conflict in a fight in history took place at stalingrad then it lasted for two hundred days between nine hundred forty two nine hundred forty three and

the square foot is $49 per square foot which is below the threshold fo for appraisal. total payments would be $6.6 million and we recommend approval. >> thank you. let's open this up for public comment. anyone like to comment on item number 5? seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation and i can take that without objection. thank you very much. >> madam clerk, item number 6. >> a resolution approving the first amendment to the grant agreement between the city and children's services with a provision of early care and education integrated services to support the city's implementation city-wide plan for early care and education to increase the amount by 9 9.9 million for total term of july 1, 2017 to july 30 of 2020. >> i'm the senior analyst for care and education. we're asking the board of supervisor's approval to modify the existing grant grant with the children services for july 1, 2019 through june 30, 2020. we're requesting an additional 8,000,292 and for a new grant of 34,000,965. this is to ensure

how you got the 37,000 square feet since the building is floating, it is not 37 square feet, but you are charging for the water space as well that the boats will be at? >> yes. >> do you do that for other boats, as well? >> it depends on the use, but certainly for something being constructed overwater, if it is just a birth on existing facility, then we's birthing right -- -- then we's birthing rate, but it is considered submerged land. >> it will provide for birthing but it is also going to be an active firehouse with quarters for the firefighters and their equipment and all of that, so we determined that the area that is going to be occupied to be that amount, we measured that up -- >> can you put this light up again? >> sure. >> so people can see what we are talking about. >> it is basically the footprint >> right. the green part, the actual footprint of the building is much smaller, what you're charging as for the green part, even for areas that we couldn't even get to, light between the dock -- >> i guess it is -- it extends to the birthing area on the side of the building, as w

do you want to fight them in union square or times square or maybe wilshire boulevard? we have learned something. while our sons have been sent to the jungles of the world to fight the enemy, the enemy is here. andenemy is in union square in times square especially on wilshire boulevard. it is smog. the enemy is in appalachia and the ghettos of harlem and watts. it is hunger and despair. [applause] >> the enemy is polluted water and polluted air and the enemy is polluted hope. is not healthy for children and other living things. while we choke in our cities, our money is spent on nerve gas. poverty is not healthy for children, but while millions of children go to bed hungry every aret, our scientists working on better biological weapons to destroy crops. our cities are burning, and we devoting our national resources to napalm to destroy cuts in indochina. why? there are profits made on pentagon products. [applause] >> there are thousands of companies involved and some of them are very familiar to us home makers and consumers. from the defense department's own defense in