jo tanner and joe twyman. we were considering codenames for you both stop that might be externally hard. instead, i'm going to do that thing you see in debates, give you your first and last name in each question. we will start with joe twyman, who was last name in each question. we will start withjoe twyman, who was on the left. the sunday times. the main story. in this main story, it looks like covenant ministers are deciding they have to save the economy. ministers have been spooked by in apocalyptic treasury report warning that many businesses will be out of cash. it seems to matter what the medical advice, there is pressure to start using restrictions of. it's extraordinarily difficult to be in, the choice you have is a government is essentially to choose between more people dying and to choose between more people losing their jobs, their incomes and potentially their livelihoods. and so this is a serious problem at any time. and at the same time, the government cannot simply open the floodgates and allow

we have a question from commissioner tanner. >> yes, thank you. can you also explain if this would be under the dvi purview if the homeowner of the subject property would want to close the openings what permit or process would that applicant go through? >> good question. they would have to get a building permit to remove the openings. it would be taking out the openings and put in the wall. the wall is 1r rated. i think in years to come this will look like an odd ball whatever happens because of encroaching over the property line. it is unusual. >> would that be an over-the-counter or permit for your staff to take for review? >> the windows? >> yes. >> that would have to go to planning and then building. it is an exterior change. >> can you speak to the process for that future permit should that come about for closing the windows? >> removal of the opening or closing up the window opening would require the planning dent and the public right of way and wouldn't require notification on the subject property it can be approved over-the-counter if it m

jo tanner, did you inspect this might happen? not really, but the great british public to have a habit of surprising us, and actually sadly i think, there's been a lot of reports about calls to police and how the police had actually managed this process. the idea people would use this as an opportunity to the spiteful seems a bit much and i think it's perhaps a sign of how long people to been cooped up. think it's perhaps a sign of how long people to been cooped upm tanner, thanks. joe twyman, do you know of any feuds that need settling? i think every road has a few that need settling. and if you don't have it, it is you! thank you both so much. and that is if the papers tonight. thanks for the joe's. goodbye for now. hello and welcome to the film review rounding up the very best new films currently available for viewing in your home. by far the most intriguing film to hit uk streaming services this week is selah and the spades. set among the warring faction of an elite pennsylvania boarding school. it's a film that's like rian j

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now they take tanner muse, kirk. >> i love tanner muse. he's a straight line speed guy. i think he ripped off one of the fastest combine 40 times that they had as far as safeties are concerned. commissioner just said linebacker. he's kind of a little bit of a tweener. interesting to see where they play him. the dude with fly. remember in the national championship j.k. dobbins breaks out, who caught him from behind? it was tanner muse. the guy's very, very fast, but as i said, he's a little tight in the hips. can get exposed out in space, and that's why whoever -- where he goes here with the raiders they'll have to take that into consideration. >> a few years ago after his fi o campus, i asked dabo swinney, who's going to break out for you? he said keep an eye on number 19, tanner muse. the raiders certainly kept an eye on him. every home has things it needs. things that need to be maintained, fixed, or replaced. the home depot is here to help you get it done. you can find it. order online. and have it brought to your door... with free delivery on over a million items. we

so with that, i did want to respond to commissioner tanner and commissioner honda, commissioner tanner, we don't have anyone here from the project team today that was involved in conversations. i can't even say if there were conversations but mr. yee was present at the first hearing, and he was ready to be present at the second hearing, unfortunately he's not here tonight. commissioner honda, with respect to the three permits, i have them here. the contractor, dpw mechanical on two of them and ed sop fire extinguisher company -- edison fire extinguisher company on the third. and you won't see any reference of the fifth floor on the description of the permits and we are not saying you will but to respond to that question. so thank you and we are here if you have any questions. >> what are you using the fifth floor for? >> for other dining area for the restaurant >> tables for diners? so in six months if i want to eat at this restaurant i might be seated on the fifth floor? >> yes >> so were you able to locate the original permit application? >> what i have is the print out of the permit

commissioner tanner, please go ahead. >> following up on that. could you perhaps for our benefit explain if i were the appellant reading that definition. it seems like office supplies and copying, the ups store does more than those two services. how you look at that. the lay person could say this does apply to that. you may be just explain this and why the reading is different. this may seem easy to put it on the list. >> i think looking at the retail sales and service it included services. generally they are retail uses. subsection i includes books, stationary, office applies, copying service and music and sporting goods. whereas the retail professional service use is getting more focused into the service aspect of it and we would include the shipping services and the other services, notary services they provide there. we are looking at ups as a professional service use versus a general copying service. the business has changed over the years when you look a kinko. they dropped that name a few years ago. it is primarily fed-ex. they offer the se

commissioner tanner, please go ahead. >> following up on that. could you perhaps for our benefit explain if i were the appellant reading that definition. it seems like office supplies and copying, the ups store does more than those two services. how you look at that. the lay person could say this does apply to that. you may be just explain this and why the reading is different. this may seem easy to put it on the list. >> i think looking at the retail sales and service it included services. generally they are retail uses. subsection i includes books, stationary, office applies, copying service and music and sporting goods. whereas the retail professional service use is getting more focused into the service aspect of it and we would include the shipping services and the other services, notary services they provide there. we are looking at ups as a professional service use versus a general copying service. the business has changed over the years when you look a kinko. they dropped that name a few years ago. it is primarily fed-ex. they offer the se

never none because that's when the impossible tanner 15 years ago just would not be now and i would never consider the notion 10 or 15 years ago it's only been a lie possible to be me a possible through the work that our people loved on the ground. as just carried on through miss out on the army which is an engagement that needs to happen at every level of society in my community the walls were used it was all that there was censorship always deal with being with a she's no one else. would focus on. the images you see in our walls reflected the feeling. within our communities so we were too and we were vehicles for fear or anger or frustration is taking place within our unfortunately my community the murals were used. i like different things. that were used to mark territory by groups and organizations through a fair channel read it by the political leadership of the tank. i believe that my community must an opportunity we're here also concerned. now the 2 men are determined to use the murals as a force for unity rather than division. mark and danny's hope is that their own writings on th

with police scrutinizing her every move and may hounding her, she hired new york attorney howard tanner did have authority to go into those safe gost boxes and also disputed may's contention that she was involved in her husband's death. >> she had nothing to do with it. when she discovered ben novak, she acted consistently with how anyone else would act in that situation. >> and the defense attorney urged anyone looking at this case to follow the money in ben's murder. down there in the fine print of the will it shows that may, the daughter, may have had her own reasons for wanting ben dead and her mother accused. >> may abod and her children were the next in line. >> if somehow narcy was removed from the inheritance may would get $10 million through her children. >> that's correct. >> with narcy out of the picture may would get a flat $150,000 and her two boys the rest of the $10 million estate. narcy began offering her own theory of the crime, may did it. >> when she realized, the finger was pointed on her, she accused me. >> of arranging to kill ben. >> correct. uh-huh. >> for the mo

. >> oh, tanner! >> his first words. >> can you say hi, in the face of this vicious virus, the road to recovery. stories of struggle and inspiration. the doctors and nurses who risked their own lives and families who were separated but never far away. sometimes there are no words, just tears. amanda is waiting for her husband. >> it's the longest five minutes of waiting i've ever done in my fe itill behe fst time she's been able to touch him since he was admitted to the hospital more than three weeks ago. >> wow, look great! >> ooh, hoo, hoo, >> it's a reunion they both feared he wouldn't live to see. >> you want to go home? you okay? i love you so much. >> what was that moment like for both of you? >> it was the most joy i've ever felt. it really was. it felt like everything was whole, finally again. >> felt like busting out of jail. >> here you go! you look like a different person. >> covid-19 r h unable to breathe for himself. now his doctors and nurses all there for his sendoff. >> so that, as a n

they also selected tanner muse with the 100th overall pick.fety ashton davis was taken in the third round by the new york jets. from a walk on player to the nfl. good story. and ucla tight end and former spartan, devin asai went to new england. and the 49ers used their first draft pick thursday on javo n kinlaw. fifth time in the a d-lineman with the first selection. and kyle shanahan has known the value of defense for a long time. >> in high school, when we did madden and drafted our guys, my first pick was always defense. i always wanted to do d-line, and i think that's what we've done here. >> i've heard of casual friday, ken, but this virtual draft is taking its toll in the home of the nfl commissioner roger goodell. and a peak inside the home of patriots head coach bill belichek. during the second round, it looked like his dog was making the pick. his name is nike in case you're wondering. how about that? we'll be wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 1

they did select tanner mews in the third round but mr. mania, what is with all the receiver types? entire league is with the kansas city chiefs, in the same division, they keep getting faster and more athletic and more dynamic every time you turn around. so other teams have to do the same. we are trying to do more than just draft guys and play one thing. versatility is important. but really the overarching thing is john and i look at each other and say is he a reader.>> round four through seven of the draft tomorrow. we've got to keep it light when we can so check this out. in case you missed it in the 10 o'clock hour. some of the more entertaining moments of that nfl draft, nfl draft roger goodell, and judy doing the slide. and then the cutaway to bill belichick in the war room but obviously that is not bill belichick, because he's only got two legs, and the dog has a four. that would be nike. the question is can he throw a football as they kind of need a quarterback. i'm sure nike can catch a frisbee, can he throw football? maybe that's the answer. >> that is definitely cute havi

they also got a linebacker in tanner muse. round, they picked up guard john simpson out of clemson and cornerback amik robertson out of louisiana tech. well, it took longer than expected but cal linebacker evan weaver has been drafted. the pac-12 defensive player of the year was selected by the arizona cardinals in the sixth round. he led the nation with 182 tackles last season. weaver is one of several football players drafted with ties to the bay area. congratulations to all of them. >>> basketball news. the nba will not allow teams -- will now allow teams, rather, to open their practice facilities to players beginning may 1st in cities where stay-at-home orders have been relaxed. now, that's according to a report from espn. now, large groups will still not be allowed to practice together. the stay-at-home order in the bay area runs through may 3rd. of course that could be extended. the league plans to make other arrangements for players in markets that are still under those restrictions. so we'll see how those affect the go

as the tennis and, pictures of the area on lockdown was shown on the screen —— tanner sang.the sound... he ended his concert outside the cathedral, singing amazing grace to an airily empty piazzolla. as many in italy no doubt wait for the day it can again be filled with the sound of people. reged ahmad, bbc news. that is just about it from us. to ta ke that is just about it from us. to take care. hello. easter sunday will be the last day for a wee while that we can speak of temperatures in excess of 20 degrees celsius. it never was that warm further north, across the british isles and it is that colder regime that certainly wins out across many locations as we get on through easter monday. you see the scale of the change even as we start the day. the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really by mid—afternoon that we are just hanging on to the relative mild airs across the very far south—west. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and

house passing the time with a spoof of the series opening sequins. [ music playing ] >> yeah, the tanner is showing them taking jobs and doing a little bit of fishing here. as cameron that played dj in full house and the netflix fuller house posted the video on the instagram page saying the virus unlike full house will go away. >>> the time is 5:58. tmz is producing a special program on the tiger king. the life and legal problems of joe exotic. it's the focus of a poplar new netflix documentary series. right now he is serving 22 years in prison for a murder for liar plot. they're building on the shows popularity and exploring the questions that were not answered including what happened to carol baskins former husband that was missing since 1997. you can see the tmz special monday night at 9:00 on channel 2. >>> also, it's been less than a month since the sport's world just came to a halt. for some it feels like for ever. we're going to air the super bowl this weekend. you will see every moment like the david tyree helmet catchl never forget. you will see it this sunday at noon. >>> well,

dallas tanner, thanks so much for joining us back to you. >>> while most states are being flooded with unemployment claims there are some processing those claims more easily than others some bright spots in all of this >> state after state admitted they are using decades old hardware and software. new jersey has said their 40--year-old equipment is not equipped for this volume he says that during this most e cent expansion, states chose to invest in their systems and modernize them or chose to gut them in terms of i.t. and now that is making all the difference >> no state is really managing this incredible influx well from the perspective of something who has just lost their job and needs to apply for unemployment insurance benefits some states are coping with this better and adjusting and adapting to it better than other states >> many southern state, including florida, north carolina really struggling to meet demand after cutting back on the number of bep fnefit wee. there are states doing not well but less poorly. massachusetts, for example even new york, whose system crashes, that'

raiders traded back and then selected clemson linebacker tanner hughes with pick 100. boden, we'll hear from the man from kentucky. >> growing up on the north side of youngstown, ohio, my mom was a single mother of four. we stayed at my grandma dorothy's house a lot. there were like 15rks 17 of us in the house. i was a knucklehead in the yard all the time with the older kids. i was raised around gun violence, drug activities. and i had my son. i knew i always wanted to be in my son's life. i didn't have a dad in my life so that gave me an extra edge just to go hard for my son. without him i wouldn't be where i am today, going to college, playing so hard. it's because of him. >> wow, that is a really motivated young man, you can see there. first local player selected came from cal. santa cruz native ashton davis had his name called by the commissioner in the third round. >> with the 68th pick in the 2020 nfl draft new york jets select ashton davis, defensive back, california. >> davis' trip to the nfl nonconventional walk-on, second team all-american track in 2018. you

but a pseudo schist the bill is tanner i talk national experience on what the court as i say you must you should only report the piece of. the roots of today's tensions can be found in russia's threesome history. presidents gorbachev and reagan start of the process of dismantling the iron curtain. me as office and as you say i don't see any threat for us from the west for the troops withdrew from east to the europe peacefully they were dismantling their own bias towards the end of the cold war years of isolation and separation from the west were at and then the berlin wall fell to jubilation in the west. boris yeltsin russia's 1st elected leader transformed the country from the one party is for the system to multi-party democracy. so what went wrong. way the west treated russia would play a powerful role in the course the country would follow my good friend alexander bono expert at the carnegie moscow center has been considering these issues for a long time. so i ask you so you. or i'm glad by the mother of all men not the one in on that i joined the russian. stock and come behind you

the others were young people, practices, leather tanners, ivory workers. we can look at the crowd and see there were younger people. especially among the victims. there were a lot of people certainly of the working classes . there were many townspeople of various social levels, uppercrust folks on the streets. some of them did get wounded, most of them to my knowledge were not at the forefront. the sort of help feed into adams' characterization of making trouble. i don't have a lot of information. that is one of the fascinating things. the reason stories about crispus attucks are so prominent is become he became a useful symbol. black abolitionists worked to advance their own agendas for pursuing citizenship rights for themselves and abolition of slavery. the others were not really utilized in that way by other constituencies. >> thank you. mitch: thank you. >> thank you very much for your presentation. i have a question, two parts that are related. the first would be what if crispus attucks was indeed not enslaved, which is one, because you used the term

host: i thought they were, tanner. are you not?aller: we are, but there are not many people flying around because of covid-19, so as of now i am not doing much flying. i wanted to comment about the 2008 iron bowl. to stick to going coronavirus and work during coronavirus -- you mentioned you are a pilot. i wonder what your conversations are like with your crew when you are flying about what precautions you should take? there is a story in the front page of the washington post about flight attendants and fter some ofs a the deaths of their colleagues in the industry. caller: the thing about many of the pilots, they get the urge to take the seatbelt sign off too early. once you reach your cruising altitude, you are nuts posted at the seatbelt sign off until -- not supposed to cut the seatbelt sign off into you reach your cruising altitude, but many pilots will release it depending on how long the flight may be. host: tanner talking about his experience as a pilot in florida. a little bit more on that story about flight attendants, th

play in china, even as people take stock of the kind of decisions we have seen from hsbc and sandra tanner standard chartered? it is something that you expect to continue, the dividend play in mainland china? >> it is very contrarian. people look at china as an income story. for the past three years, it is something we have been paying attention to. the reasons why the companies are not -- rewarding minority , it is focused on companies listed in china all having to have this dividend policy. , alook at the balance sheet focus on rewarding minority shareholders. trends wetructural have been talking about for the past few years in china around tech innovation, the shift to online and e-commerce. do though structural changes still hold up? >> they do. we will see the shift online, whether it's education, whether it is cloud, get more accelerated as a result of the situation. we are seeing a recovery more so in the manufacturing space as highlighted by today's pmi numbers. recovery.it of a slow that's why the government is probably going to focus in terms of supportive measures on this part o

joining us now in the middle you see kirk tanner, the ceo of pepsico beverages north american.airman of ibm. yes, it is true, you see lady gaga, who is the curator of one world, together at home. she is an 11-time grammy winning artists and my daughters will both talk to me after this interview for sure. it is great to have you all with us. we are so appreciative during this very, very difficult challenging time that we're coming together to talk about something that we can do that is productive and helpful. >> i want to talk about the concert. i want to talk about the technology challenge, everything that's going on. but, lady gaga, obviously your heart is in new york city. talk about what this time has meant to you and especially what it has meant to see new yorkers, especially on the front lines, the nurses, the doctors, the entire health care community rising to this challenge. >> well, first of all i would like to say thank you so much to mika and joe and kirk for all joining me today. i am very happy to be on this call with you. what i would say is, not just in new york,

ann lazarus is the presiding officer joined by vice president darryl honda, commissioner rick swig, tanner and santacana. to my left is deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice. at the control is the process clerk and i'm julie rosenberg, the executive director of the board. we'll be joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board this evening. up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the