tanner: how many docking sides does our sphere have? -children: one. -tanner: one.spheres and being able to control them. in this class, we all have different things that we're good at. and we have to work together to code the sphere to win. for california. tanner: what did i ask you to do after you docked? go back to the assembly zone. okay, so that's what you guys are doing. so each one of your... basically the whole point why nasa did this is because they wanted to have code that satellites can go around mars, and it helps them position the satellites so that they don't run into each other. but, like, be, uh, synchronized. that's in the name, uh, sphere. synchronized position hold engage reorient, um, experimental satellites. when you guys program your code, we import the code into the spheres inside the space station. makayla: so we code the sphere to drop the satellite positioning systems, the spses, which help us find our assembly zone. tanner: for that gps system that you guys created, you're getting .855 points automatically for dropping the spses in that tr

tanner: conditional. if you-- if-- wait, no. wait, no. if you get number of sps held and it equals zero, sub position target to that. jasmine: what interested me is that these kids are trying to solve real-world problems. even one of the kids said, "earth is failing." it's, like, "okay, well, how do you solve that?" and these kids probably, in the future, if not now, have that answer. tanner: is this correct? yeah. pile. compile. that way you can make sure. this loop, so far, drops our sps. we've got points for our triangle. now, which piece do we want to go for first? -large, yeah. -the large satellite piece. carol: it's go big or go home. tanner: it really reminds me of, like, for me to learn another language. it's going to be hard for me. if i was a kid, this, for them, is computer language, coding language. they just run with it, and they're able to make it fun. we got this. we got this. we got this. what? so, ladies and gentlemen, we docked a large item. we got a penalty going on the way over here. how can we fix that? so basically,

tanner, aye. so moved. placing under consent for items 2 and 3 property at 1550 mission street conditional use authorization and for the property at 3998 18th street conditional use authorization. members of the public and commissioners this is your opportunity to request that either of these two items be removed from consent calendar and heard today or at a later date. if in the chambers come forward. remotely, star 3. seeing no members in the chambers requesting to speak, lelts polk go to our remote caller. >> this is sue hester, request 1550 mission street be put on for discussion. thank you. >> very good. >> at the end. >> at the end of the agenda. very good. 15 50 mission street will will be pulled off consent and heard at the end of the agenda. last call for request to remove items off consent. seeing none, commissioners, item 2 is removed from consent calendar, item 3 remains for your consideration on consent. >> thank you. any motions on the consent calendar? commissioner imperial. >> move to approv

a mandatory discretionary review. >> good upon afternoon, commissioners president tanner jeff warren planning staff a request for monday story dr with conscience of approval for a picture at 1 la avanzada street at sutro tower. permanent rehigh school move of met an panel cladoth vertical elements. the tower would be repainted to match the orange and color and stripes. planning code section manualed store dr from the planning commission is required for all building permits at the site. commission heard an informational item on the proposed project and related to the enforcement cases. at a hearing in the fall of 2022. after hearing public comment and discussion the commission directed staff to move with review of the no cladding removed alternate for the tower. citing public safety. and financial constraints the sponsor has from the federal communication commission reimburse am payments for work performed. the time linocaine department scheduled for a hearing on april 25 of 23. march second, 23 letter from federal commission stating the dead line of april 30. prior to the hearing the

"puddy's a tanner! kramer's a tanner! everybody's a tanner!" jerry, i'm tanning now, too!" "why tan your testicles -- you're already nuts! ♪ [ cheers and applause dear diary, it went great. [ laughter ] now, there's obviously been a lot of speculation over what exactly happened here, given that tucker was such a dominant presence at the network. tucker himself was reportedly blindsided by the news and informed of the decision just minutes before it was made public "the wall street journal" reported that "tucker carlson's vulgar, offensive messages about his colleagues helped seal his fate at fox news." fox couldn't have cared less when tucker was saying vulgar, offensive stuff on television about other people, but when he said it in private about fox news executives, they were suddenly outraged. it's like when you go see a [ bleep ] stand-up comic who spends the entire hour roasting people in the crowd and you laugh and laugh until he points at you and says, "hey, check out this idiot, he looks like he stuck his face in the testicle tanner!" an

. >> jane tanner was one of the other parents in the party. around 9:15, jane went back to check on her own children. and she reports that she saw a man carrying a child across the street, into the night. >> i know what i saw, and i think it's important that people know what i saw because, you know, i believe madeleine was abducted. >> there is a sketch here of this man who was seen carrying a child away wearing identical pajamas to madeleine, shortly after i checked on her. >> the tanner sighting became one of the most scrutinized aspects of the case, but it was always unclear what exactly jane tanner really saw and who that was. >> eventually, the lead went cold. >> gerry was invested in the idea that his child needed to be everywhere, her photo everywhere. >> her parents have mounted an international campaign to keep her name in front of the international public. >> they have toured europe, north africa, and the united states. >> the pope, now the latest player in a relentless media campaign that has grown beyond the borders of england and

. >> jane tanner was one of the other parents in the party.went back to check on her own children. and she reports that she saw a man carrying a child across the street into the night. >> holding her like this, with him both arms forward, and the kid was lying on his arms. and the kid had pajamas similar to the ones madeleine had. >> you don't see everything perfectly clearly at night, but she did see that. >> i know what i saw and i think it's important that people know what i saw, because, you know, i believe madeleine was abducted. >> to her horror, tanner says she didn't realize the significance of what she saw until it was too late. madeleine's bed was discovered empty just 45 minutes later. >> there is a sketch here of this man, who was seen carrying a child away wearing identical pajamas to madeleine, shortly after i checked on her. >> it sounded suspicious. it sounded like a lead. >> we feel sure that this sighting of a man with what appeared to be a child in his arms is both significant and relevant to madeleine's abduction. and we wo

w dot h t a dot q a the, [000:00:00;00] the hello northern tanner not then the top stories are known to 03 people have been killed and then these really strong kinda caught in the occupied westbank new. janine, is there any minute trace as the drain strike was targeting an on group to salt and attack? the past and on group of cooks brigades says the 3 people killed were members of accurate hurry for that report from ramada. jessica, we are being told by these very mid a tree that there was a joint operation between these ready army and intelligence and that they monitored a vehicle which they said it'd be involved in an attempt to shooting attack at the july. me a check point just outside jeanine jeanine be one of the main sensors of a lot of this is this finance in the last few months and that using it on mind. aerial vehicle with intelligence as to who they believed was inside it. they struck that vehicle and quote for to that uh from above. meanwhile, hundreds of villages is ready such as a stone, the palestinian villages of refund to messiah. one person was killed and holmes and

commissioner and president tanner for -- redrafting conditions. thank you for reminding us of the responsibility when is involved. i would feel comfortable asking a member of the cultural district to come to the microphone ask see as to whether or not we are hitting the general tenor of in of your requests to us? i see a member in the audience and -- if you would minds give us feedback. to when is a complex issue. we are just tons of paper i love to for to you briefly peek what we are benching and pregnancyive to when you asked us to do? >> sure. thank you. well. i guess i want to say i really appreciate commissioner braun and tanner writing up these other conscience and the robust and indepth conversation that you had. about these conscience. and am i would say comparity conscience this it seems you just possibly read on to the conscience we asked it is not recognizable. to what we asked. and so the conscience that were developed you know in the friends of castro theatre crowed more specific community engagement. it appeared to mow this happened

this house, cone of the titans of nurse of all approximately 1600 feet from the valve of guitar. tanner, on the seat extreme crecia appears to have crushed the 6 and a half minutes of vsl killing. the 5 main on board included the pilot who was also the c e o of the company leading the petition ocean gate. the company was on its 3rd trip to explore the titanic despite the various safety concerns about its expeditions to the deep sea rate. it's just, it's just for tragic and a terrific and it's unnecessary. and by the way, it's not lost on me is somebody who's studied the, the meaning of titanic it's, it's greater meaning to us, you know, historically in society that it's about warnings that were ignored, that ships line at the bottom of the ocean. not because of the nature of its steel or the nature of its compartments. but just because of bad seamanship, the company released a statement, expressing condolences for the families of those killed. the passengers included a french submarine expected. a british billionaire and pakistani burgess in business tycoon and his son rescue his couldn

condition which means it is easier to bend and stretch and that's why he says he accidentally shot matra tanner who was 5a at the time his death, the on duty custody sergeant. the court has found him guilty. of the murder. if you remember as well. the jury heard that under cross—examination he was shown a video of his journey to police custody that night and also shown a video of the moment when in that holding room he was in handcuffs and at one point you see him moving his hands forward and then his hands is a gun which he then his hands is a gun which he then used to shoot mr matt ratana. let's take a look at the background in this case. what started as a routine stop in the earlier was a friday morning ended with the killing of a police officer. quite quickly, louis de zoysa admitted he had drugs on him. non—medical cannabis. but zoysa admitted he had drugs on him. non-medical cannabis.— non-medical cannabis. but the policeman _ non-medical cannabis. but the policeman found _ non-medical cannabis. but the policeman found seven - non-medical cannabis. but the policeman found seven rounds| no

darian brinkley popped the question to his girlfriend, manita tanner, as she was coming out of the restroom from atlanta to cancun. he even got the whole plane. you hear them clapping in on the surprise. >> okay. apparently she said yes. >> and this video is going viral. every woman in the world is going to make sure now that their hair and makeup is perfect when coming out of the loo. that's the thing here. it's not so much the plane proposal. it's what, you know, coming out of the bathroom. i don't want anybody looking at me when i'm coming out of an airplane. >> that's the most embarrassing thing to do. >> that walk of shame, all the way back. >> i know. and you got to wait and you got to watch and make sure the red light isn't on. >> like whatever. it's love, right? >> it's love. next to the $700 cheeseburger. >> wait, what? >> it is the latest offering by philadelphia's newest burger bar. it's called the gold standard. yeah, it better be boasting a bun. that's plated with edible 24 karat gold. okay, now it kind of makes sense. it's made with japanese ribeye wagyu beef. wexford, aged ir

a good nights of violence off of the coming of a teenage about police at a traffic stop in north tanner on tuesday. it coming as we can do that, just a sense of police violence and system in races and thousands of police have been deployed across from you as president joe barton has condemned the supreme court's rooting that universities must stop considering race, but admitting new students. harvard had been accused of discriminating against asian american applicants in order to increase representation from other minority groups. the court has effectively added affirmative action and college admissions. and i strongly, strongly disagree with the course decision. because affirmative action is so misunderstood, i want to be clear and make sure everybody's clear about what the law has been and what it has not been until today. many people wrong, we believe that affirmative action allows fun, qualified students on qualified students to be admitted had a qualifies twos. this is not, this is not how college admissions work. some of russia is highest ranking generals haven't been seen in publ

how to check self-tanner for water resistance? here you are so tanned. not under the sun, then where to get dark, you can also in the room, take self-tanning and go. and what is the best spray-muses or cream, we will find out with the aqua fitness instructors elena applied the spray, i applied it strictly according to the instructions, that is , before applying the self-tanner first thing, i carried out the listening procedure, dried the skin, only after that i applied the spray with cream and garbage is more difficult for uniform application, mittens were needed. it seemed to create such a massaging effect and that's it. so it lay down neatly and beautifully. julia mousse, very light. texture. i liked its such lightness . self-tanning on the skin appears due to the active ingredient money is all acetone. the more it is in the composition, the more intense the result, if the content of this substance is 3%, we will get a slight golden hue; if the content is 5% or more, we will get bronze. we will check the new shade with the cosmetologist svetlana tseeva

the work they are doing, to help people in dependence at the temple of the life-giving trinity in tannersbilitation center was opened for them. daily. it accepts those who are faced with this disaster and are ready to change their lives. support is also provided to their families and friends. the program includes a meeting with psychologists and conversations with clergymen. psychologists work here, and here, uh, it's great, our priests from the church help us, what happens in the center is consultations. this is a rehabilitation program, and in different formats. this is a support group. now the center is working on creating an online rehabilitation program so that residents of other cities can also receive support. the next issue of federal news will be at 4:00 pm all news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the website , we’ll see you all. good afternoon. this is a program who is against on channel russia 1 and in the studio of dmitry kulikov the un has recorded an increase in the number of cases of violation of the law by ukrainian security

i got tanner. so i got a few so far. >> best part about sonoma, too, instead of just doing left turns, they actually have to turn right. >> where they even it out over the course of the year. you do have to turn the wheel to the right. >> that's the one question i got right on my driver's ed test, just turn right. >> one, okay. >> took me a little practice to do the rest. >> never going anywhere in a car with you. >> that's right. we're seeing the hills in sonoma looking dry. >>> yeah. things are drying up, that's typical for this time of year. let's start with the forecast for the big race sunday. the toyota savemart 350, such an eloquent name, temperatures low to mid-60s. it's going to be a mix of clouds and sunshine. while temperatures will be on the cooler side, especially sunday, it will be comfortably cool. you're sitting in the sun, you'll feel warmer than what the air temperatures would indicate. let's take a live look outside. there's that little layer of clouds hanging out over san franci

discovered the towel cone of the titan submersible, approximately 1600 feet from the bowels of that tied. tanner, on the sea floor. the are of a subsequently found additional debris in consultation with experts from with in the unified command. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the family. rob lauder is a marine geophysicist with a british and artic serve a. she has more on the so we're, we're actually dealing with a charge of digging across everybody's thoughts right now will, will be with, with the families of the, the people who are a seems to be lost the us coast guard. and it is saying that the debris field close into the titanic, wreckage belongs to the titan. the talk is through that. i mean, how, how can they be so short of that when we're talking about such a massive amount of water that they're having to search through? how can they be so sure as well. so the descriptions i've seen site, they've recognized a couple of specific thoughts of this up. and this is, this is reported presumably from th

tanner hague is a regular shopper. >> you can look in here and they are good quality brands, and they a life. >> these will probably go to madewell. >> reporter: racardi is happy sorting through her clothes and doing her part to make the old blue jeans green. >> always ways to recycle. that's it for the news at 5:00, cbs bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >>> paying four times the rent just to move into an apartment. the push to bring down a major cost for renters in our state. >> it is just very hard to scrape together that amount of money for a down payment. >> reporter: it can be the hurdle that keeps people from finding housing as sky highs deposit are happening upfront. a new plan to give renters a break. >>> the biggest mall up in the air. what's next now that the westfield brand says its giving up on downtown? >>> e summer of storm repairs. the scramble to fix a backlog of damaged roads and the headaches for the people who live there. >> it made getting to work or the grocery store at times impossible. >>> the creative outlet for oakland students. the afterschool

maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel.few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham?

discovered the tao cone of the titan submersible, approximately 1600 feet from the bowels of that tie. tanner on the sea floor. the r o b subsequently found additional debris in consultation with experts from within the unified command. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. the debris was only a few 100 meters from the wreckage of the titanic. a tragic in for the families of the 5 man on board ocean gate, the owner of the titan released a statement confirming the news, saying in part, these men were true explorers who shared a distinct spirit of adventure and a deep passion for exploring and protecting the world's oceans, our hearts are with these 5 souls and every member of their families during this tragic time, with the mystery of what happened to the titan, now resolved, the questions move on to other things. like how exactly was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards for risky? deep c expeditions such as this be changed since the time when missing on sunday. many concerns have been raised about the vessels, constructio

seeing a good night of violence off of the coming of a teenager by police at a traffic stop in north tanner on tuesday. it coming as we can do that the sections of police violence and system in races and thousands of police have been deployed across from us. president joe barton has condemned the supreme court routing that universities must stop considering race admitting new students. harvard had been accused of discriminating against asian american applicants in order to increase representation from other minority groups. the court has effectively added affirmative action and college admissions. and i strongly, strongly disagree with the course decision. because affirmative action is.

hey, tanner is gabriel is on to has more that we're at a roadside check point. police have blocked off access any further north for most people and they blocked off the road here that leads to ship luca mile. a small rural community about 200 kilometers north of here. now police are letting some people through perhaps emergency workers or hospital workers in the town, or the people that perhaps work for the city. but others that are residents are being turned away because it's simply still too dangerous. at this point, however, there is expectation that they will open up this road as early as monday, allowing thousands of residents to finally return home. we spoke to one person that was evacuated. this is what he had to say. been evacuated for a week now. and i'm trying to go back because my animals, i got to animals over there that need to drink and eat. they won't let me through. unless i have a pass from the affordable remote clinic and they won't give me any speakers tomorrow, i think tomorrow we're going back. hopefully hundreds of fires continue to burn out of control over canada

let's talk about companies benefitting with timna tanners >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> we saw a funny announcement from the biden admin years ago and months ago, why is this not priced into market? why do we see the pop from the ifra etf yesterday up more than 1% >> i think there is an inflation skepticism that the dollars would be spent and some wait and see when it shows up government dollars allocated back in november of 2021 are barely materializing the other issue is last year with diesel costs exploded the companies were not able to pass through prices as quickly as customers or barely were keeping up those are the two biggest things that kept stocks from performing well >> a lot of this money is spent on roads and bridges what companies benefit from this and how big of a tailwind is it? >> it is a big tailwind. we cover materials in the space and steel names that benefit it is a positive i think what the market is in wait-and-see mode is how it impacts the residential. now residential hasn't collapsed, then it is more evident there is

the show emotional horror show followed by rational buying which remains a very good set up, indeed tanner oregon >> hey, hello. so nice to be talking to the voice of intelligence. >> tamir, i can't hear speak up go ahead >> it's such an honor to be talking to the voice of intelligence on wall street. >> you're very kind. you're very kind i'm sure trying. some of these weeks are pretty hard what's going on? >> well, i just wanted to get your take on campbell soup company being around a 52-week low. >> mark claus, on the meal side, it wasn't good and he so much has said so on air i think they're going to start annualizing some decent comparisons. the stock yields three mark's terrific. if you can get that stock at say 45, $44 and willing to put it away, i think they'll fix the meals business and you'll feel very good about the situation. the stock is down 18%. that's offering an opportunity rajeesh in connecticut >> thank you for all your wisdom >> you're very kind. go ahead >> i'm a long-term listener, thank you for that maybe having -- what's your opinion, is it down to -- >> i read a ver

that president tanner and i presented. you know this was a starting point.all ear talk about it and figure out. sfgovtv can we have the computer? thank you. one line version the blue line covers 2 versus in the original operations conscience. for item under 16 for the ua. and this first swon unchanged but having no few are 75 days each year feature length film. second item maintains what we received 180 days of each year events open to the general public or private parties. and i took a shot at this saying, no future 135 days include open to the yes or no public including for which tickets rabble per purchase by the public. i will walk through all and have discussion with the sponse because you said about the difficulty defining these things. . c. is programming the castro theatre. no few are than 50 days a year on lbgtq+ arts and culture part of the 180 days. the sponsor said they are committed to 25% on lbgtq+ programming. and so this is higher than 25. 45 days we can discuss that. item d is focused on allowing unguidance from lbgtq+ nonprofits organizatio

tanner hake is a regular shopper. >> a lot of the brands here you can look, they're good quality brandso you can bring them on in here, then they can get a second life. >> these will probably go to madewell. >> reporter: riccardi says she's happy to spend a little time sorting through her clothes and do her part to make those old blue jeans green. joy benedict, cbs news, los angeles. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. a rough stretch of weather is not over yet. after a weekend of storms more extreme weather is expected today across the south. high winds, severe thunderstorms and potential tornado warnings are forecast in areas along the gulf coast. >>> microsoft is now admitting that a disruption in service for outlook and one drive earlier this month was because it was hacked. it says there is no evidence that any customer data was accessed, though it will not say how many people were actually affected. >>> and wyndham clark wins gol

these preemptive evacuations. natasha bonnet below that with the laser as far as wanting that full, tanner and l by providence for thank you from. it's a project to drill one of the deepest holes in the wild. how's the gun in north western china as well? just the oil companies aiming to drill a shaft, 11000 maces beneath the surface, and hopes to discover not for his offices and build on scientific knowledge, continue has more from the capital angels. on the outskirts of china is not just visit the top lock in a drill wing. 2000 tons is boring a hole into the yet the shop will extend 11000 meters beneath the surface. among the deepest wild china state on oil producer is behind the ambitious project. 3 as of, as of this year we've drilled $47.00 super decrease. yes. and a 14 of them. half of that for, for more than 8000 meters. every step in this area is near 7100 meters. the diesel amount of john is all your fields thinks from that super deep drilling has become the main way for us to increase production. looking through that and the company says project deep is expected to be completed in

stephanie tanner, who first extended the invitation. i'm really glad to be here. lancaster is a great place and i'm delighted to speak with you today about my new book, trading freedom how trade with china defined early america. so for this talk, i want to do a couple of things. i like the enthusiastic. so i want to do a couple of things to earn that applause later. i want to tell you how i came to this project because it's bit weird to spend a decade of your life studying new england opium traders and then come and talk about it and other places. i want to give you an overview and, a synopsis of the book, not to forestall you from it, but to see what you might get if do know. i give you some of the big takeaways and i want to get into the meat of what i think interesting or one of the things that i think is interesting about studying this history and that is drugs and money and how the two are connected and how they influenced america. that, i'm sure is that i think is relevant to us today. and i to kind of wrap up with what i think some of the big takeaways doin

and jo tanner is a political communications strategist at apco worldwide, who worked with borisjohnsonin terms of its significance?- context in terms of its significance? i think today individually _ significance? i think today individually is _ significance? i think today individually is not - significance? i think today individually is not that i individually is not that significant, the big significance this week is when rishi sunak became prime minister, he had this idea, i will have a broad cabinet and will try to hold the party together and will avoid anything that splits me on the right or the left. essentially we have seen the end of that strategy. it did not work. bits of the government machine keep falling off and we saw a very different approach, starting on monday and continuing through today, saying i am different from, not his immediate predecessor, but one, i am not saying that more and in election victory or will end well for rishi sunak but we now have a very different phase of relations within the government and within the conservative party. but the government and wi

um it's something that, um president tanner and i had spoken about last summer when he first discussed, you know, putting, uh, organizing a meeting with both building and planning and having that come to for russian last thursday was, um, you know, something to marcus is, um, significant for this commission and also the department. i also want to thank the ai and its members who spoke last thursday and their support and also with their suggestions on how to improve the permit process, um, moving towards legislation this summer. now is a good time to start. um looking at how we track our metrics between between to compare the before and after ah for the site permit reform, uh, based on how things are being streamlined and a timeline, it takes two to, uh uh, approved a project. um anyway, i'm looking forward to the continued discussions and advancements on that. um and with that that concludes my comments as president. thank you. thank you. is there any public comment on item two? i'm saying that item three general public comment. the b i c will take public comment on matters within the

chad: talk about the first payment 1909, john tanner, a republican congressman from pennsylvania butater found the game. he was later president of the national league. john: that is a pretty good resume to bring to this game. 0-2 here on elzie as deluzio looks like he had an issue with his equipment. the glove seems to be fine, and aguilar is ready. 0-2 pitch, outside but swung on by elzie, and that is out 2. chad: some defensive changes here, greg stanton continues to third base, chris murphy now moves to left field. wiley nichols, democrat from north carolina come the freshman and white. john: a pinch-hit at the plate with two outs and a runner at third and a swing here and fly ball to left field, murphy trying to come into play and he overran it. another run is going to score, so murphy's first foray into left field does not go the way he would like, and it is now 11-2. chad: the democrats' defensive start mullen not up there. they put chris murphy out in left field. the uniform he is wearing. john: republicans have won the last two games, 2021 and 2022. one was closed and another

. >> the gradual tanner is great. it doesn't transfer. if you are wearing white, it is safe.. all the ladies. >> and some of the boys. we have partnered with these companies on the deal. scan the qr code. go to good morning america. you'll get the deals. you'll get more details tomorrow. tory, we love them. deals tomore love them, tory building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm aaron from abc seven mornings. we're checking in now with frances for a look at traffic. hi, frances. hi >> we'll start off as you head towards eastbound two and 37. there is an overturned tractor trailer blocking the matilda avenue on ramp to eastbound 237. fair oaks is an alternate and it's slow across the richmond, san rafael bridge. there was an earlier accident westbound cleared, but it's backed up to the richmond parkway bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up into the maze. kumasi thanks, frances . >> meteorologist drew tuma has your accuweather forecast for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and th

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. >> planning commission president tanner. >> here. >> planning commissioner vice president moore. >>ner braun. >> here. >> commissioner diamond >> commissioner koppel. >> here and commissioner imperial. >> we expect ruiz to be abcents. historic preservation commission president matsuda. >> here. >> vice president nageswaran. >> here. >> commissioner foley. >> aye. >> commissioner so. >> here and welcome commissioner vergara. >> here. thank you. >> we and historic commissioner wright to be absent. first on your agenda, under commission matters item one the land acknowledgment. before i say it i want to welcome the historic preservation commission. president matsuda and commissioner vergara welcome to an exciting hearing we are glad to have you with us and thank you to the public whether here thank you for coming in over flow room or online or you have written a comment to the commission, thank everyone for involvement today. and hopeful low we will have a successful hearing everyone will be heard. say peace and have the dmigz have a chance to understand your perspective and conduct ou

. >> reporter: high school classmates, cheryl giamo, and joe tanner spent the weekend in long islandor a 26 hour train ride back to florida after their sunday flight home was cancelled. >> it turned out to be an adventure. >> reporter: an air traffic control shortage is partly to blame. the ceo of united which has its own staffing issues says the faa failed us this weekend. united requested the faa have a ground stop so the airline could catch its breath. the faa is facing 2,500 controllers retiring this year and last and a time line of up to three years to train and certify new controllers. >> we appreciate you flying with us. appreciate your patient. >> reporter: volatile summer weather is always the wild card and thunderstorms could be a possibility heading into the long holiday weekend where aaa says we could see nearly 51 million people on the country's skyways and highways. >> what people can expect on the roads, in the air, at the gas station, wherever they are is a lot of company. we have never had a forecast like this one. >> reporter: for the vast majority who will travel b

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