winslow described, why are we seeing so many stairs coming down from that floor? i don't quite understand that. >> so just for clarification, the plan that this -- the preferred plan from the project sponsor is that the deck -- there is no steps down to a roof deck. it is a stepout balcony that extends 5 feet from the second floor as set back 3.5 feet from each property line. the roof of the first floor is 3'7" below the second floor, and that is simply a roof. so there are no stairs to a deck. >> vice president moore: okay. okay. it's so difficult. the package is so unwielding. >> it's unwielding. >> vice president moore: it's totally unwielding. i see what you're saying, and i would agree with commissioner fung as well as commissioner johnson, that a green planting would create the grade separation that we're looking for. >> clerk: very good, commissioner moore. is that an amendment to your original motion? >> vice president moore: that's correct. >> clerk: and is seconder agreeable? >> commissioner johnson: yes. >> clerk: okay. let's try this one more time. eve

16 years that i've been up stairs all those traders that are used to still being on the floor. they are trying to survive in a brave new world and having a very hard time doing it and because of that there's more volatility even more than there would have been otherwise during this drop so you're saying that there are key role of market making on the floor by traders with their ear to the market who are looking at actual trades as they take place in the absence of that with the migration of more trading up stairs as you call it and more reliance maybe i computer trading the volatility is increasing so you you are positing there that there is a vital role for humans to play in these markets and maybe a migration to purely electronic markets we lose something is that correct. that is what i'm seeing exactly max instead of having hundreds of treaters in a period where they all hear the same information that the exact same 2nd now they're all up stairs responding to whatever they're looking at some of them are watching bloomberg or see n.b.c. or fox news some of them are just on sq

there's a reason why there's a down stairs official area and then the living quarters up stairs because there really is a difference between this public life and this private life. what about you, lynne? i'm sure you have many funny stories, but have you had strange ones as well from that period? >> well, this is funny and strange. >> funny and strange. >> we spent a lot of time at camp david as karl knows after 9/11. it was the undisclosed location. and we had our kids, you know, and it's the same as karl's story in the sense that, you know, you find joy in life, even though you're in a dreadful time. we also had our dog, a big labrador, yellow lab named dave. dave was the love of our life. and so we took him everywhere at camp david. dogs are allowed everywhere at camp david except one day, okay, karl, help me, is it laurel where we eat? >> yeah. >> laurel lodge, dick walked in and had dave with him, and there's powell sitting here, and barney who is the president's dog and kind of a mean little dog. is that fair? >> he used to bite me all the time. [laughter] >> the son the president

i have fallen down the stairs. 13 stairs. i mean a baby i mean she had she had no. role or protect herself and she could have been hitting her head as she was falling down and then hit her last. they say she had a concussion to the head. right there. which was witnessed by a. son's was never taken into account by the even though they had told this to the police when their mother was arrested. despite the evidence that was never taken into account. state appeals have all failed. her last job is to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. she's on gainesville death row with slim chance of escaping execution. this is the 1st time she's been interviewed about this crime she has always maintained her innocence. of the thing before. you welcome so tell me how long have you been. on death row i've been here. going on 9 years. on august 12th will be 9 years. did you ever think of something like this would. you know. huge you feel that you stood a chance when the struggle the trial and now you know now. why is that. because the. i think the jury when the jury walked in and they saw

of the stairs. the door is open and somebody is screaming to somebody that the doors open at and evan comes running up the hallway, grabs a start, linked out over 30 feet of air, pulls the door shut and arms it and we are like rolling. we get to the end of the runway and the colonel flips around the 747 like it is a piper cub, stomps on stomps on the brakes, powers of the engines just, they are blowing, and let's go. we go rolling down there. i didn't aircraft carrier landings and takeoffs. that was the closest thing i've seen to aircraft takeoff. we rolled down that thing and he gets their board and stances on the tail. i'm looking up at the present like this, yeah, i'm okay. how's your day going with he's looking down at me like this. but almost we are heading up the west coast of florida and the president says we going to washington. the vice president calls him from the peoc. rumsfeld leaves the pentagon and coast to the command center and says don't come back. the president is not a guy who's g

and the stairs creaked. it was like something out of stephen king. and we got to the top of the stairs and we turn to the left, and we took the key and opened the door and there was a closet, it's really a small room with shelves all around from floor to ceiling, it was jammed with material. scrapbooks, all the boxes of letters, photographs, all kinds of notes of some kind. you cannot tell what they were pretty they were tied up in old shoestrings and you could tell that the shoestrings had never been untidy. they sort of form that that look that shoestrings get 30 years later. they have never been untidy. and there was john rollings, the designer of the bridge from the doorknob from washington and the house on brooklyn heights, everything imaginable. and it looked like something in somebody's closet up in an attic. but it was the volume of it, the amount and i looked at it and i went oh my god, and rosemary looked at it and she said oh my god. [laughter]. there goes three years of our lives. it was the proverbial compounded attic of how i don't know

and he stands at the top of the stairs and he said you're out i said this was a negotiation out and he took me by the show shoulders and he said we're going to make this work for us and it took me a while to wrap my head around it and then one day i said to him i sing great and i can dance i've got i've got a name that everybody knows take me to vegas so he made it to 2 year deal at the m.g.m. grand and we sold out every show because the people liked chrissy snow so they brought chrissy snow to life on stage and he tried to sue me to take it off and i didn't i just kept doing it out of your hood yeah and so i got the also use so i did that with cancer i did that with being fired and i reinvented and i think that's why i'm still out there i reinvent all the time you and i both in our careers are like this and then down up here it's so great you know it's so fun you don't even think about our fight and yet when you get down here that's when you have time to think you can either give up there or that's when the time when you really think the whole thing and i now know well enough to kn

my stairs. ifirst biggest of the lot. hi, how are you doing? my stairs. to try the how —— heide snowden but my brain works, i'd tried everest andi my brain works, i'd tried everest and i don't know if i will regret it or not but i suppose he will find out this week. the curveball is i'm doing it all with one leg pretty much because it only got one functioning leg. so that portland does not know what it is and for, i don't think. it is certainly a tall order. mount everest is nearly 9000 metres high while ed's staircase is just over three metres so he will have to go up it 2783 times, around 89,000 steps to reach the summit. he has raised money for charity in previous crimes and with this one he is supporting three medical causes including the nhs. they saved my life three years ago and they are saving a lot of lives at the moment. i was resuscitated three times after my accident and hopefully i can repay them in some small way over the next four days. ed says he hopes to become the first quadriplegic to climb the real everest but for the next few days, th

to the attic and the light switch and if you turn left there is a door to the top of the stairs. we went up the stairs turning on the light switch the stores create it was like stephen king we get to the top and turn to the left it wasn't a closet but a room with shells from floor to ceiling jammed with material old boxes of letters and photographs all kinds of notes. and that you could tell the shoestrings had never been untied. thirty years later have never been untied. and then to be in brooklyn heights everything imagined it look like something in somebodies closet and an addict. but it was the volume and said oh my god and said oh my god. when rosalie looked at it. there goes three years of our lives. [laughter] when this is the proverbial trunk in the attic i don't know how many times but it did take three years to go through the material and write the book and they were the three best years of my writing life. and then i was saying before when this event started so if you write the book the subject is done so everything that i want to say about this and you really don't wa

i tried to go up the stairs. weren't working and i started going up the hall when i heard multiple shots. >> did you realize right away what must have happened? >> oh, absolutely. i knew my husband had to have been shot. so i thought i have to hide. >> she ran to a closet and shut the door and called 911. >> do you remember what it felt like in there, what you felt like? >> oh, sheer desperation. just sheer desperation. and this overwhelming need to go to my husband. i wanted to go to him. i wanted to comfort him. i wanted to tell him i loved him. i wanted to tell him, it's going to be okay. i wanted to pray for him. >> when the police arrived, they found elberta in the closet. >> i want to go to my husband. they said they're working on him. and i said no, i want to go see him, please let me go to my husband. and they said no, you can't go down there. >> did you ever get to see him that night? >> no. no. >> now elberta found herself face-to-face with detective burbridge, trying to get him to believe a story about

we were going to the prom and as she turned the corner down the stairs i almost fell out.tunning. >> i told him over and over again how grateful i am that he did that for me. it's a truly a moment i will never forget. ♪ >> a heartwarming surprise for my dad to his daughter. and for others missing out on the final weeks of their senior year, you are not alone could people are supporting the class of 2020 by sharing their own graduation photos using the # class of 2020. p, i was thinking we should get in on the challenge and share our high school photo so take a look, here is a vaccination exclusive, this is steve doocy back in the day and as you can see it was the 70s and there was a lot of hair and if you notice that bowtie, that velvet no tie, back then apparently it was very popular to wear a necktie the same width as your neck. anyway, that was then and this is now. pete: while, steve, that is quite a picture. quite a bowtie in where did you get the gigantic picture? i will take that 2020 challenge. here i am in the 1999 class of [inaudible] high school. no bowtie but w

the total height is 8,850 metres. ..by climbing the equivalent of mount everest, using just the stairsy a week ago today, in the morning. i'd walked upstairs to the bedroom for the fifth time and i said to her, "by the time this lockdown is over, i will have climbed everest." so he did it for real — 29,000 feet, or 41,000 steps. i've got to get to 75% minimum today. six hours a day, forfour days. but coming down doesn't count towards the total. just got to sit down for a minute. by day three, it was peas on knees for this stairway to hell. my lovely wife suggested sticking frozen peas on it. daisy! even stair climbers have sherpas, during what is also a sponsored effort byjohn to raise money to help people who use food banks. alexa, play move any mountain. through the door — yeah! john summited last night, to his waiting wife, niri, daughter daisy, and his neighbours, ending the kind of uplifting achievement he hopes will soon put everyone back on top of the world. thank you. duncan kennedy, bbc news. i will leave you to decide if thatis i will leave you to decide if that is mad or ins

the total height is 8850 metres. ..by climbing the equivalent of mount everest, using just the stairshouse. just, it was an offhand remark to my wife, literally a week ago today, in the morning. i'd walked upstairs to the bedroom for the fifth time, and i said to her, "by the time this lockdown is over, i will have climbed everest." so he did it, for real. 29,000 feet — or 41,000 steps. i've got to get to 75% minimum today. six hours a day, forfour days, but coming down... ..doesn't count towards the total. just got to sit down for a minute. by day three, it was peas on knees for this stairway to hell. my lovely wife suggested sticking frozen peas on it. daisy! even stair climbers have sherpas... ..during what's also a sponsored effort byjohn to raise money to help people who use food banks. alexa, play move any mountain. yeah! john summited last night, to his waiting wife niri, daughter daisy and his neighbours. ending the kind of uplifting achievement he hopes will soon put everyone back on top of the world. thank you. duncan kennedy, bbc news. i'm believed he didn't have a carpet t

even stair climbers have sherpas.aise money to help people who use food banks. alexa, play move any mountain. he joins a growing list of highly inventive covid—19 isolation feats, from home olympics to full marathons on balconies and gardens. a kind of social long distancing. at the end of this, will you be moving to a bungalow? no, wejust moved from a bungalow, so. laughter. through the door. yes! cheering and applause. john summited last night his waiting wife neri, daughter daisy, and neighbours. ending the kind of uplifting achievement he hopes will soon put everyone back on top of the world. thank you! duncan kennedy, bbc news. now it's time for the weather with louise lear. the weather across the uk pretty quiet at the moment. we have been encouraging our weather watchers to sendin encouraging our weather watchers to send in shots from their windows to show just what is send in shots from their windows to showjust what is happening outside. you can see sunshine across north tyneside, a beautiful morning here. no

those stairs are a -- those stairs are a no-go zone. >> look -- >> even the dogs don't come. >> listen, don't get -- listen, everybody, don't get it twisted. we know this is very serious. this is how chris and i interact. we tease each other. so i knew when i got the call earlier this morning and saw it said christopher cuomo, i was like, oh, lord, here we go. and then -- but i was actually on a business call. i was like i'll call you right back. i called you back. i knew what you were going to tell me. so, anyway -- >> it's nice that's where the priority played in your own life. you were on a business call. i have the coronavirus. it's fine. >> can i share? we had been talking about it. you told me you were going to go get the test. you were concerned. you thought it was a sinus infection initially. i had been holding on to the information for a while. when you called me it was a surprise. you're a strong guy so i know you'll have to be fine. your family has abandoned you, i don't want to have to come over to you and bring you stuff like "silence of the lamb" with a rope down the litt

and lights on the air at an aircraft carrier us and if you go to the stairs they're pretty steep the pretty dangerous you have to hold on the ground so imagine you touch your face you touch the red line another 5000 people are going to use you know savings and sterols they sleep a flight and have the list of groups sleep about what happens of each other at such a tight corner they can't actually were over in your sleep because your shoulders for all this and they all eat together so you can't do the ships and this really extraordinary mother saying we have to have that way the almost 5000 people sailors aboard the ship that you have 10 percent board for security for rainy day and what we see is a car as the secretary of defense in an interview saying it's not time to evacuate ship that is in sharp contrast to what this captain said just chimes at the essence he wants to see some sort of who are taking barracks and were as per say fortunately going to send more medical but there are now if you've been on an aircraft carrier if you have an actual fairly sophisticated but it was still i

and lights on the aircraft carrier us and if you go to the stairs they're pretty steep they're pretty dangerous you have to pull on the ground so that in you touch your face you touch the railing another 5000 people are going to use you know savings and sterols they sleep they have the list of groups they've about a foot have search type court they can actually row over in your sleep because your shoulders for this and they are easy to get so they have the ships and it's really extraordinary mother saying we have to have that with you was $5000.00 people sailors aboard the ship and you have 10 percent board for security for cleaning and what we see is a part of the secretary of defense interview saying it's not time to have that one ship that is in sharp contrast to what this captain said just chimes up the essence he wants to see some sort of warranty barracks and. more cases of coronavirus of emotion in india amongst attendees of a muslim religious gathering in new delhi as many as 2500 people from across the country and other nations were meeting in the capital 128 have tested posi

and lights on the aircraft carrier us and if you go to the stairs they're pretty steep they're pretty dangerous you have to pull on the ground so imagine you touch your face you touch the railing another 5000 people are going to use you know savings and sterols they sleep half of the a list of crew sleep about a foot half above each other it's such a tight corner they can't actually were over in your sleep because your shoulders fall thickest and they all eat together so they can't do the ships and this really extraordinary mother saying we have to have that way the almost $5000.00 people 'd sailors aboard the ship that you have 10 percent on board for security for cleaning and what we see is a part of the secretary of defense in an interview saying it's not time to evacuate the ship that is in sharp contrast to what this captain said just times that the essence he wants to see some sort of who are to barracks up and warm. how the verses in mexico have declared a public health emergency is the number of confirmed cases surgeons prost 1000 several countries across latin america and the

on day one -- >> 246 times i've been up and down the stairs -- >> reporter: it's one way rory and hisom covid-19. >> we're in a situation we don't have too much control of, and i really want people to stay active, stay fit mentally, stay healthy. >> reporter: climbing everest in your house? a great way to kill time in quarantine. but it's not the only way. some of us taking the opportunity to launch some sugary-sweet passion projects. >> i'm michael koenig, many of you know me as the host of the "coronavirus cereal review show." >> reporter: a delicious way to pass the time. pastor jeremy tuck setting up his own hibachi station in the dining room since his family couldn't go out to their favorite restaurant. this guy's romantic dinner with his cat? some challenging their cats and dogs with a homemade obstacle course. some kiddos perfecting their sports. some practicing for their future careers. >> it's really cloudy and i think there's a lot of chance for rain. >> reporter: some spending their time doing anything they possibly can just to pass the time. ♪ okay i'm bored in the house a

much quicker than we've seen just in the general public and here's why there are about 70 levels of stairs and lights on the aircraft carrier us and if you go to the stairs they're pretty steep the pretty dangers you have to pull on the ground so imagine you touch your face you touch the railing another 5000 people are going to use you know savings and sterols they sleep about half of the list of groups of about a foot half above each other it's such a tight corner that you can actually rule over in your sleep because your shoulders fall fish and they all eat together so you can't do the ships and it's really extraordinary mother say we have to have that weight you know it was $5000.00 people sailors aboard the ship 10 percent already for security for cleaning and what we see is a part of the secretary of defense interview saying it's not time to evacuate the ship that is in sharp contrast to what this captain said just chimes of the essence he wants to see some sort of 40 barracks up and warm. elsewhere italy and spain every quarter their highest single day death tolls on tuesday paul rya

and lights on the aircraft carrier us and if you go to the stairs they're pretty steep they're pretty dangerous you have to hold the ground so that didn't you touch your face you touch the railing another 5000 people are going to use you know savings as arabs they sleep less than half of the list of groups about a foot have such a tight corner they can actually rule over in your sleep because your shoulders for this and they all eat together so they have the ships and it's really extraordinary another thing we have to have that when you was $5000.00 people sailors aboard the ship and you have 10 percent board for security for cleaning and what we see is a part of the secretary of defense interview saying it's not time to do that when shit that is in sharp contrast to what this captain said just times that the essence he wants to see some sort of warranty barracks and. well you heard about the pressure on health services in spain and there's a similar story across europe in the united kingdom the n.h.s. is facing difficulties with the military drafted in to help build a temporary hospi

scaled himself up and down the stairs to raise money for charity during the covert $19.00 crisis it took jackson 4 days and nearly $90000.00 steps to do so and it up raising over $47000.00 euros the money's going to go to the british he was supposed to see a couple of pictures there what you have technical malfunction at the moment and that's it from me and then you see me. update for you as the top of the hour until then you can stay up to date of course on our website and follow us on twitter and instruct us this is.

even stair climbers have sherpas, during what's also a sponsored effort byjohn to raise money to help people who use food banks. alexa, play move any mountain. yeah! john summited last night, to his waiting wife niri, daughter daisy and his neighbours. ending the kind of uplifting achievement he hopes will soon put everyone back on top of the world. thank you. duncan kennedy, bbc news. it's getting stranger and stranger. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. temperatures got up to 17 degrees today where we had the best of the sunshine. tomorrow, more of us will see the sunshine and it will be even warmer. quite breezy and also some rain later in the day across the west. as we go through tonight, cloud that has been affecting the northern half of the uk today will tend to melt away to allow clearer skies overhead. despite that, not an especially cold night because the breeze will be picking up. this southerly wind quite a big feature of the weather tomorrow. parts of northern ireland in western scotland, there could be wind gusts of 50 mph or more. windy further east a

and he didn't crash it on the stairs, love it! now that the outside world is a lot quieter and normal, anyone who's watched a post—apocalyptic movie knows the next thing that happens is anyone who is still driving on the roads starts driving like an idiot — see will smith in i am legend or anyone in mad max. as it happens, australia hasjust rolled out the next generation of traffic cameras to try and catch the worst offenders. here's nick kwek. you're driving down the road and suddenly your phone starts to ring, you get a text, someone has liked your instagram post about juggling cats. no, not the callous lobbing of pets into the air kind, the performing felines with great dexterity kind. you want to answer — you need to answer — but if you're driving around new south wales, chances are you're being watched. this month, after a couple of test trials, mobile phone detection cameras have been officially rolled out on the south—eastern state's roads. you can stop it or cop it. careless drivers are being caught red—handed, well, phone

quite another briton a jackson a quadriplegic former rugby player guy told himself up and down the stairs to raise money for charity joining the cove at $19.00 crisis it took jackson 4 days and nearly $90000.00 steps to do so he ended up raising over $47000.00 euros that money will go to the british national health service. as lock downs have taken hold across the world city is usually bustling with paypal have fallen silent and that's enabled wildlife to thrive in paris birds not normally seen in the city of may to return to the daylight to the delight rather of birdwatchers young and old it's almost romantic starting. and would kitchens joined in paris by strangers. but what i certainly didn't expect to see him but when i did i didn't hesitate i went and got the camera it's a migrant that comes back in march but to see him in the garden in town that's not normal at all in the new quiet of the city songs hugely drowned out by traffic who've become alterable sitting there on the far far away there's a robinson ist over there going what does it sound like it's on it's a melancholy little s

stairs are great. >> reporter: these days families come outside to pose on their porches and driveways, guys, shoes not required. >> reporter: the close-up happens from a safe 15 feet away. >> got you. we've been taking the proximity thing really seriously and there is absolutely no contact. >> reporter: normally a family photo session costs hundreds of dollars. but these shoots are free. >>> what is it like to have the picture from this moment in time? >> i think it's, it's going to be a way to remember this, this time when the world stopped. >> when everything goes back to normal, i think there might be a bit of a longing for this type of simplicity. i know for some people this is bringing a lot of hardship. >> reporter: but fuente keeps going sharing his talent and his most valuable asset with others. >> i can either help people financially, which wasn't an option, or i can, i can give them my wealth, which is my time. >> reporter: he's now shooting pregnancy photos, birthdays, even couples celebrating anniversaries. >> i'm hoping it will be a positive reminder of the time that we g

quite a number of britain jackson a paralyzed former rugby player scaled himself up and down the stairs to raise money for charity jaring the cove at $9.00 in crisis it took jackson 4 days and nearly $90000.00 steps to do so he ended up raising over $47000.00 euros the money going to bridge the british national health service. this is the date of the news from berlin alpha's will be with you next hour until then you can stay up to date on our website that's days of any dot com follow us on twitter and instagram i'm rebecca riches from am the entire team here in berlin thanks very much for. going to. go over your concept discover with the follow ups. off to 100 years to the ideals of the dawn on the road today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries reshaped things. people are still designed as a way of shaping society.

daily telegraph boris johnson racing bounding up the stairs of number ten with a side bar on that but his first press or two —— hopes of an early lockdown, this entry a lot of detail but in the past few days they've been pretty accurate, haven't they? you saw boris johnson he's taking a few weeks off after being in intensive care which is quite an extraordinary thing a few weeks ago. and given his first address in downing street a couple of days ago, you could see even in that in tomorrow's first press conferences is come back that even in that address of downing street, you could see that he was hinting that the lockdown was not going to be lifted in its entirety and is going to be a step—by—step process and little by little and it also points to the fact that germany, they have lifted or starting to, but that rate is starting to rise and what people are trying to do is prevent that second peak from happening. notes dominic raab that's it angela merkel had to look at the second lockdown. we look at the number of dead, we are now third behind the us and spain. the per capita, it is on

especially if you're a paralyzed former rugby player britton jackson hole himself up and down the stairs to raise money for charity took jackson $4.00 days and in $90000.00 steps to do so he ended up raising over $47000.00 euros the money will go to britain's national health. and that's it from me and the news team here invest in i'll have an update for you after the top of the news in berlin and thanks for watching. go beyond. the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes. running now.

we have had to get used to that gigantic addition where they put their stairs out to the side. we've lived with that for 12 years. and we just had to get used to it. that's just what we figured in life. so we don't feel like our plans are unreasonable at all. we would like to pursue them the way they are. so that's about it. thank you. >> thank you. that concludes the public comment portion of this item. i'll just start off by saying i'm in favor of staff's recommendations and really think that this addition is smaller than the two on either sides of you. commissioner diamond. >> i'm also in favor of staff's recommendation. i didn't hear any description of exceptional or extraordinary circumstances that in my opinion would justify taking d.r. >> commissioner moore. >> i believe that the applicant is showing the modulation that is very much reflective of what's to the left and to the right, to the north and south, and i could not see anything exceptional or extraordinary myself either. i make a motion to approve. >> second. >> seeing nothing further there's a motion that has bee