he was concerned about having the staired -- stairs repaired with the fire wall. >> president honda: and is he on this call? >> clerk: i believe he is. mr. dianda, please go ahead. you may have to unmute yourself. >> operator: he's muted again. >> clerk: okay. can you unmute yourself again? >> sure. >> clerk: thank you. now -- perfect. >> president honda: okay. granted, i understand that you folks have lived and owned the property for 35 years and had access for 35 years, but were you aware that these stairs are on the lot of the adjoining property owner? >> not until around 2011. >> and so given the fact that it's not on your property at this point, i mean, it's really kind of hard to grant a permit on somebody else's property. do you understand that? >> i do. the judge requested that we go and get the building permit. >> president honda: okay. thank you. >> clerk: okay. we will now hear from the planning department. >> the property contains a single-family dwelling on a substandard sized lot. the lot measures 17.5 feet in width and 51.5 feet in depth. from looking at google maps, i

unfolding vision as you come up and out of these stairs. and that view, framed view of the dramatic west front becomes your first introduction. so it produces i think a radically improved process of arrival. olmsted jr. talked beautifully about and the 1924 plan and vision coming up through what now is the olmsted woods and talks beautifully about those sylvan woods brushing off the dust of the city and preparing you through this decompression for arrival at the spiritual of the time that it was at the south transit, eventually with anticipation of course that it would enter from the western front and so now this change has come about, but i do believe it made a dramatic improvement not inconsistent with that vision of a kind of decompression and drama in arrival. then over the shoulder of the cathedral, we're going take a look at all hallow's guild amphitheater. this was done with dede as director of it and it was a delight working on it. the charge to us was the design of an out door amphitheater that completed olmsted's vision of a class

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as well as a stair. it established a new way to arrive at the cathedral and quite a beautiful dramatic improvement to the arrival to the close. all of this is below grade. we're looking at that below-grade plan now. and no small effort or small perturb ns to the place to implement it. so you see a section where the buses are moved underground. the views to the cathedral are opened up. sketches of fencing and piers along the west frond and fencing in the upper left hand corner that starts to deal with a very intricate interweave of above and below, of surface and subsurface passage and circulation. it is a massive infrastructure project really. i remember describing the trustees of the cathedral one of the final meetings ramping up to the approval and progress to move with the project, that it would be done with surgical precision, that we would peel back the landscape of the close, insert this massive building and then roll the landscape back not only in a way that had little negative impact but in fact

or, if you take those flanking stairs to the right i, think even more dramatic.in that it creates a new unfolding visions as you come up and out of these stairs. and that frame view of the dramatic west front becomes your first introduction. so, it produces i think, a radically improved process of arrival. olmsted junior talked beautifully about it in the 1924 plan of envisioning coming up what through now is deemed the olmsted woods. he talks beautifully about those words rushing off the dust of the city and preparing you through this decompression for arrival. eventually with anticipation of course it would enter from the western front. now, this change has come about. but i do believe it made a dramatic improvement, not inconsistent with that vision of a decompression and drama in arrival. then over the shoulder of the cathedral, we're going to take a look at at all hallows guild amphitheater. and this would project was done with dede as director. and it was a delight working on it. the charge to us was that design of an outdoor amphitheater that completed olm

the base of brookings hall at that threshold before you start sending those stairs.and there were i should say a lot of people that contributed to the final design and implementation of this plan as well. multiple architects involved in both seven, well it's seven buildings with the underground garage was the biggest building of this project so seven buildings really. that included karen timberlake of philadelphia. udell of san francisco, b and i am of kansas city and perkins eastman of new york city. you see some of the contemporary architecture. that's karen timberlake's work in the left-hand corner. that's a new admissions building and one of those where only a third of the program is above grade . the balance below but you also see kind of a clean landscape as well as sweat walks heading up the hill that are reminiscent. >> specifically of olmsted's plan incorporating dedicated bike lanes and full accessibility. it's a place that's imbued t' with art in a significant way with quite beautiful soap sculpture garden fronting on the green . vibrant places for convers

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would take the kids running down the stairs.me and then sally came and we did that every year close to 30 years, i can't tell you how many times my wife kathy and i across the country people would come up to us and say i saw that video that you showed on fox news channel when your kids run down the stairs i saw your kids grow up on television and that's why so many people said the same thing they say i saw you grope on television. and actually they did. we have two things that are tradition in addition to running down the stairs, you have to wrap your christmas present you cannot just drop in a gift bag, that is too easy this shows you put some time into it, then you have to put some thought into it and rather than have a card we have the kids write poems to us which are often quite humorous, terrible rhymes in some cases but a family tradition we do that every year. >> thank you so much for joining us on fox nation christmas special you can purchase all-american christmas at amazon on fox news books.com, barnes & noble or get t

apparently he got impatient, headed up the stairs to check out michelle.ened. she found him, she said, at the bottom of that outside stairway. she could see the blood. she ran to the nearest store, called 911. >> i need an ambulance, please. my husband -- >> somebody shot your husband? >> i think so. >> somebody shot your husband? >> i think so. >> where are you at? where are you at? okay. what is your name. >> michelle. >> within minutes fayetteville police and paramedics arrived and they found michelle cradling her husband in a pool of blood, but it was too late. marty theer was dead. he was just 31. because marty was an air force captain, military investigators were soon on the scene as well as police, making this a joint investigation with the fayetteville pd. both teams were eager to speak to the only known witness, michelle theer. office of special investigations agent vince castillo. >> she said she heard what sounded to her like three bangs of a car backfiring. >> and did she tell you what she did at that point? >> she then opened the door and noti

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yeah, i guess walked up the stairs and he said, i'll come get you when i'm ready. and i said, all right, see you later, man. and when at one one's flight of stairs and that was it towards the end of the night isn't like half a tech savvy canal. hey, do you want to smoke a cigarette or something? so gone me and andrew was up in the room and we went up and met drew and andrew had a movie. so he just put it on and kind of bought the movie and sat there and nothing seemed weird at all. like just us hanging out like every other day ever. mm. when the movie was over, i remember i was pretty doctored out. i was ready for bed and then eric mayor goes, went back to his room and sat. it was ready for bed. and then he got up and he's like, i had to go, oh he sometimes she'd go out and tardy was the girl made it and she asked me, even if i want to come with him, i'm already have a sleep man, you go do it. i'll do, i'll the year when he give egg, when he wasn't there, i woke up and looked over his i wasn't and beto that they'll see him in class in the morning. so i'd thought no

because they are used to going round the back or going up some stairs.tion of the prayer hall, have their own, sort of, dedicated ablution facilities that are accommodated sort of with disabled toilets and baby—changing facilities — everything sort of thought out for both men and women. i think that is so liberating, as you said, just to come to a space that's open and accessible. the beauty of cambridge mosque, there for you. now, we have seen six buildings. there's one question left — who's won? we need to go to an awards ceremony. and so, to coventry cathedral, the uk's city of culture and the chair of this year's jury, one of the giants of global architecture, norman foster. we wanted everyone to be a winner but finally, after hours of agonised discussion, as a team, we concluded that the winner was about the future. it was about younger generations, first—generation students and, of course, that leads us to the town house by grafton architects. cheering and applause kingston town house. a building with a purpose — to make university life open, acces

before i get up the stairs.ulled myself by the rail up the stairs because my legs wouldn't work. and i started going up to the hall when i heard multiple shots. >> did you realize right away what must have happened? >> oh, absolutely. i knew my husband must have been shot. so i thought i have to hide. >> elberta ran to a closet on the second floor, she says, shut the door and called 911. >> stay on the line for me, okay? >> oh, my god. somebody shot my husband, i think. oh, god hurry. he's going find me. i'm hiding in the closet. >> okay. i want you the stay on the line. >> 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. >> oh, please hurry. please. please. six shots. he had a gun. he was dressed in black. >> when the police arrived, they found elber

now this, the white house messaging again falls down the stairs. we've got who they are blaming now for the pandemic as biden again drops in the polls. this backstory, democrat strategists say the president needs an adversary, he needs an enemy in order to lift his poll numbers. he doesn't have one, just his policies. joining us tonight, congressman greg murphy, larry buschon, jeff van duyne and gop strategist ford o'connell. retired lieutenant-general keith kellogg, "the hill"'s joe concha, former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. we have a jam-packed hour for you. the white house with another new narrative on crime no one beliefs. we've got it as alexandria ocasio-cortez is called out as tone deaf, out of touch, trying to claim smash-and-grab looting is not even happening. have they not seen the videos around the country? talk of a new cold war. russia, china, iran, the roadblocks and danger zones the white house now faces. what could backfire? we have got the debate. china now warns of retaliation over the white house's new diplomatic boycott of

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the first was an internal stair into the garage area, but that didn't fly. the second was light wells into each of the bedrooms and then a deck to the upper unit. this seems very minimal and dangerous. as i've said at the hearing today, i don't think anyone would really want their children or elders sleeping in such a room. i use this example because it is an example being used right now, and make projects like this are considered d.b.i.s responsibility. this requirement will have an impact on the following excavations, light wells, rear yards. this does not take into effect the matters discussed by d.b.i. commissioners today as pressing and closing, and that is the end of that comment. so is there any additional public comment on item 6? >> operator: there are two hands raised. >> clerk: okay. just one moment. >> operator: caller 5, 415-999, you are unmuted. >> hello. this is jeremy [indiscernible] calling. i would like to suggest this is a problem that's being created by the agency involved, that there is no epidemiological basis. there has been no sudden

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he could fall down the stairs -- in fact, he's falling down the stairs and people were like, no big dealnald trump grabbed a handrail and everybody lost their mind. he was in loafers and didn't want to slide down a ramp. it's insane in such a disservice to the american people. when they are speaking about him reporting about him glowing terms that he hasn't quite turned to be frank, that's why nobody trusts left press. nobody trusts them. >> charlie, do you think it has some to do with being a uniter and bringing people together, nothing was really attempted and maybe the policies that he implemented where of failure. they guy is acting like he had a mandate but he never did have a mandate. >> no, he really didn't. goes back to the entire campaign in which the media lied in every single moment of the campaign and sold american voters this candidate that didn't exist. he didn't campaign himself. they did it for him. and, of course, we are coming to realize at the media lied all along. but i have to say, the tweet that you read from aoc, i think she does have a very good point and i think

. >> she ran into a closet under her stairs for safety. >> when it finally -- it was like a moment of silence, just come over and then heavy rain started, so we got out. >> daylight illuminated the damage done, and memories and heirloom family values scattered. the roof of the home was torn off and some areas all that stood was four walls. >> but i am blessed to be alive. >> that was ken baker reporting for us. president biden approved a declaration for kentucky and is promising assistance to all of the six states hit by the storm. >> i want all the folks to know, we will get through this and the federal government is not going to walk away. this is one of those times when we are not democrats or republicans. sounds like hyperbole but it's real. we are all americans. we stand together as united state of america. >> california is doing its part delaying search and rescue teams from sacramento and orange county to kentucky. >>> back here in california, governor gavin newsom is pushing for legislation to allow private citizens to sue people who make or sell ghost guns. private citizens c

would it be dogs or icy stairs?e's a lot of dogs, but i would say the icy stairs. ♪ >> anthony: it's one thing to have to work outside in this winteriness, but it takes a strange and wonderful kind of mutant to actually find it pleasurable. like, well, these two gentlemen. do you like the cold? i mean, by "you" i mean the québécois. >> fred: it cleans the streets of ebola. >> anthony: the cold? >> fred: yeah. >> david: yeah. the frigid cold keeps the riffraff out of the city, for sure. >> anthony: fred morin and david mcmillan. restaurateurs, chefs at the legendary joe beef, bon vivants, raconteurs, historians of their beloved great white north. princes of hospitality. and what do men like this do for fun when the rivers turn to ice three-feet thick? when testicles shrink and most of us scurry for warmth and shelter? if they were like so many other canadians, they would go ice fishing on the st. lawrence river. >> david: the cabin fever induces in the québécois family. because we are confined, perhaps, to spend so m

foresight to offer shelter to some friends, they came over just in time and were rushed down the stairs. >> as soon as we got in the basement you heard a huge boom. >> that was the whole house going down. we were still in transition. reporter: all 12 people were unharmed. >> we are very thankful. this stuff can be replaced. cars can be bought, houses. reporter: it's clear the death toll will surpass 100. people died in illinois, tennessee and missouri. but kentucky had the greatest loss of life. >> 18 are still unidentified. the age range is five months to 86 years. six are younger than 18. reporter: at the roof of the collapsed candle factory, they search for signs of life. this woman made it out. her boyfriend did not. >> it is eating me alive. he was right there. i don't know what happened. how i got out and he did not. i don't know. reporter: as communities across the region begin the difficult work of recovering, dozens of families are struggling with grief. anchor: let's bring in an nbc correspondent. over 100 people still missing after that devastating tornado. give us an update

down. -- up, and then stairs down.lected in a timely manner at gas pump. it never is. that's how the market works. >> reporter: absolutely. you're seeing it first han. you just told us oil prices could be, gas prices still very high, particularly high at this station in new york if, lauren. almost $5 for regular here in the city. you know, the national average is much higher than last year. it is slightly down though from november. so let's take a look at where we stand today the versus even just a month ago. so last month the national average for gas, that was $3.40. we're doing better today but still nowhere near last year's price. today the national average price for gasoline stands at $3.37 a gallon. last year, $2.16. when it comes to improving the situation at the pump, in november the president announced the release of 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. on average in 2020, americans consumed 18.19 million barrels of petroleum a day. so that's a drop in the bucket. opec plus has decide

so they call me chomsky my last name is stairs. so i have a name of a jewish european professor from mit in a body of a persian wonder woman. my parents are considered traitors, their left wing liberals. so they raised me in a mixed community, were jews and palestinian lived together. my best friend ronnie, and she's the palestinian. she looks like jiji. how did i look like emma didn't jot next to her. when we cross check points, the soldiers, they stop our car. they hit on her and they look at me. did i give mill id please? i found a letter that my father received to in the military detention center and he refused to serve in the fight her santo tories. i brought it with me here because i have this feeling like it's going to make it into my show. and these are like the 1st memories i have for my dad, just me and my mom kind of alone in the house and my father in prison. and i remember asking all the time questions like where his dad, where his dad this is the 1st appraising who the 1st intifada is very different outlook on those t

and then a final set of stairs gets you to the street. the platform when the crime happened but one flight up on that turnstile level with him. >> and what did you say to each other? >> he asked me for this other guy that came in, if i'd seen him. >> montero testified about specific details that matched hincapie's version of events. >> he was looking for the other guy because he supposedly had some money for him. >> another detail that matched hincapie's story, montero said hincapie began going down this up escalator which kuby says wasn't working at the time. seconds later, montero says, something caught his attention. >> all of a sudden, i hear a commotion, screaming. >> montero said that's when he saw hincapie turn around and run back up. if true, it means hincapie could not have been near the crime scene. >> did you see him go onto the platform? >> no. >> so why hadn't montero come forward before now? kuby says montero was terrified because, as it turned out, he had been wrongfully accused of this very crime. >> he was held in jail fo

a defeat could be the defining one of the stairs - be the defining one of the stairs two. money but injuries have helped the forward line with a deficit in their main currency. goals and area liverpool are lacking. but sometimes, just sometimes football can do funny things. this could be the last fixture ever did me right now. this could be the exact fixture ever did need right now. it's the merseyside derby and this means war. while the bookies have raffle is the next to get the second. evening john. tell us, is it when or a bus for reference and i, do you think? what i do know is that everton are at a low ebb. if it's one team you don't want to face, if you're at the low end it is a liverpool team. since they lost at west ham which is their only defeated season have really stepped on again, scored goals not conceded goals, one matches and everton are not 187 september and confidence is pretty low. you can take from that which team are going to be favourites here tonight. team are going to be favourites here toniaht. ,., ., . .,, ., tonight. liverpool close to their best,

i say ah, ah, circus today is changing a lot because might and times people to see too many take stairs clear, good bit fantasy. and if not, can you said they expect an awful lot from circle essentially you people working. we still get alive, though not and new to kind. i don't, i don't get to him placed with that anymore because they say too much turn on your tv or you say the most impossible things. i love to watch shirk so les because that so only if i change is lini on machine said it's fantasy light and then you'll have some great po, foremost on that. but you don't know who they are. they don't have a name, beautiful entertainment. but something missing you understand? ah, now norma has made this. and she's made it from a picture. and the picture is of my dad and my mom and willie and and edelstein had been made a 1948 or 49. and it was her gift to me for what i've done for her. they call me for anything that relates to the non circus world. the business side i've been called to go to the funeral home to make final arrangements. i've been called about wills and plan giving and tru

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