you are part of the d.r. team? i mean you are the family of the d.r.? >> i'm family of. >> these are my. >> just submit the letter. can you submit it. you can't take his time. if he is not here. she's not a member of the public. she's part of the d.r. team. we'll read the letter. any public comment and support of the d.r.? seeing none project sponsor. >> so the project sponsor now is able to speak. we're on public in support of the d.r. >> hi, i'm part of the family. it counts as being part of the d.r. >> i'm tom. >> you can't speak. >> you are the property owners who are d.r.ing this. we would go on forever on public comment if that was the case. you are a member of the public? >> i'm a neighbor. >> no blood relation? you don't live at house. >> none whatsoever, thank you. >> you can submit letters if you have a let are you wanted to submit. >> good afternoon, my name is ellen, i live at 175 upper terrace. i've lived there for 33 years with my family, adam and juliet. adam is in los angeles. three years ago, i contacted liz gordan, highway didn't know b

the reason for the d.r. are the concerns of the d.r. requester of 718 duncan street, an adjacent rear neighbor to the southwest, that the elevator penthouse constitutes a fourth story addition that is out of scale with the neighborhood context. public comment, to date the department has received no letters in opposition and no letter of support. however, staff received a phone call yesterday from a resident at 1424 diamond, an immediate adjacent neighbor to the south regarding the roof deck that does not appear in the pre-11 and the primary concern was the privacy impact due to the roof deck. the department re-reviewed the project with respect to scale and massing of the context and recommended eliminating the elevator vestibule at the roof, minimize the roof massing and removing solar vents. i apologize. i was hacopies and i emailed th out. let me try to do while reading on. the changes and based on the residential guidelines, staff finds that the project meets the department's standards and guidelines and recommends that the commission

by the description of the d.r. applicant, they are not required for light and air to habitable rooms and therefore this is not an exceptional or extraordinary condition. number 2, the privacy impacts by the projecting bay window setback 3 feet does not present any unusual or extraordinary impacts to privacy to the adjacent rear neighbor's deck and three, roof drainage and property line disputes are not a planning department issue in this case. the planning department recommends that the commission not take d.r. and approve the project as proposed. the project has been modified further minimizing privacy concerns and does not prevent any -- present any conditions of justify further modifications to a code compliant project. this concludes my presentation. i am happy to answer questions. >> president hillis: thank you d.r. requester. who is the d.r. requester here? who is the d.r. requester? >> i received an e-mail that the d.r. requester, three of the d.r. requester his might not attend. they may not make it. >> pres

we will now hear from the d.r. equester. >> i'm chris forrigno and i support the project except with the attitude they sign there will never be an application for an additional dwelling unit. i know that's unusual but i didn't have a chance to get my land use attorney who will appear at the appeals board if it's approved. because we are looking at how this whole system works. i believe they had five criteria to meet, whether it's a burden on them or this or that, i'm not sure about that, i only have five minutes to speak so i will rush it a little bit. that will be determined whether we can do the san francisco two-step. build the envelope first and then get your a.d.u. that will be challenged. whether it's effective or not, i wanted to give you a history. on january 24th, a neighbor of mine lee bender who came in and opposed it because she said this doesn't look like a garage, this looks like a dwelling unit. my real estate attorney says this is a dwelling unit. how is a variance going to be passed to build a dwell

the reason for the d.r. requester, a tenant of 436 20th avenue is concerned with three primary issues cht first, displacement and economic hardship during the construction. and an increase in rental cost due to pass through of building equipment and further impacts to parking with respect to muni services and general congestion due to addition of additional parking space in the ground floor of the property. the public comment to date we have not received any letters of support nor opposition. and our recommendation in light of the d.r. requesters concern, we contacted the rent board with respect to tenants rights and found because the building is under rent control, entitlements are governed and the state civil code 1947 requiring notice and per diem compensation for temporary displacement and that comes in various tiers depending on duration of displacement. i can elaborate on but i'm no encyclopedia yet. the improvement is determined by rent board hearings upon petition of the building owner. the rent board

the d.r. requester is the adjacent property to the east at 50 clifford terrace. subject property is located on two separate lots. the main front lot is 27 and a half by 83 feet and contains a two-storey over garage, 2,304 square foot single-family home and constructed in 1917. the product contains anna jays enter substandard lot to the rear of this main line and it contains an existing garage structure. there's a walkway providing access to a garage on top of the roof. the product proposed to construct a one-storey vertical addition and rear horizontal and side addiction to the existing single family home. and the legalization of the existing roof deck on the non legal conforming garage structure on the adjacent rear property. the addition to increase the building by 953 square feet for a size of 3,257 growth square feet. the product proposes to raise the elevation of the rear yard by three feet with a new deck into the rear yard. however, this is a permitted obstruction for planning code secti

the d.r. requester has requested these continuances -- it was our hope in agreeing to the continuances we could meet with the d.r. requester and have him talk with us about his concerns in an attempt to come to some sort of compromise. we have offered numerous times to meet with his engineers, attorney, architect, but he has refused. he will not even have a conversation. this project was being considered for a hearing in february of this year. but the d.r. requester appealed the project's categorical exemption. this is highly unusual given the project is a small rear addition staff reevaluated the project and came to the same conclusion. there are no impacts and issued a new proposal. we support the project and have recommended proposal -- -- approval as proposed. >> president hillis: you know we are just hearing whether to continue this or not? >> yes. i would just, in addressing the continuance, we asked that the commission help us to set up a meeting with the d.r. requester and try to work o

the d.r. requester is adjacent property to the south. the reasons for the d.r. request are two. first impacts to light and air. impact to privacy. public comment to date. department has received no letters of support or opposition. in light of the concerns department rereviewed the project with the residential guidelines. vertical expansion by racing the roof and adding dormers is sensitive with minimal increase in height. it is approximately 20 feet away from d.r. requester's windows due to the 17-foot side yard and three foot deep light well to the south. location of the subject building to the north allows indirect light. in your package you can see renditions of that. the difference between the current and existing. number two. additional pairs of windows and dormers are appropriately sized and located to not present any you privacy. it meets the standards and guidelines and you approve the project. it does not present any extraordinary conditions to justify further conditions to the code compliant project. this concludes my presentation. >> d.r. requester. welcome. you have

on the motion to not take d.r. and approve as proposed. commissioner fong fong. >> commissioner johnson. >> commissioner koppel. >> a commissioner moore. >> a commissioner richards. >> a commissioner melgar. >> and commissioner president hillis. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. >> with that, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >>> san francisco, 911, what's the emergency? >> san francisco 911, police, fire and medical. >> the tenderloin. suspect with a six inch knife. >> he was trying to get into his car and was hit by a car. >> san francisco 911 what's the exact location of your emergency? >> welcome to the san francisco department of emergency management. my name is shannon bond and i'm the lead instructor for our dispatch add -- academy. i want to tell you about what we do here. >> this is san francisco 911. do you need police, fire or medical? >> san francisco police, dispatcher 82, how can i help you? >> you're helping people in their -- what may be their most vulnerable moment ever in life. so be able to provide them immediate hel

on the motion to not take d.r. and approve as proposed. commissioner fong fong. >> commissioner johnson. >> commissioner koppel. >> a commissioner moore. >> a commissioner richards. >> a commissioner melgar. >> and commissioner president hillis. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. >> with that, the meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> president kwon: good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the tuesday, october 9, meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: we haval quorum. >> president kwon: as per rules of order, discussion to elect a new president and vice president of the commission, each to serve a one-year term. an incumbent president or vice president who has served one year is eligible for the same office. a call for nominations for president. >> i would like to nominate commissioner courtney as president. >> second. >> commissioner courtney: i accept. >> president kwon: is there any public comment? seeing none, all in favor. opposed? congratulations. >> commissioner courtney: thank

department's position is in light of the d.r. request concerns they have reviewed the project with the residential design guides. they found, one, the garages were determined by both staff and historic preservation. either the building or the district. the proposed alterations were found consistent with the article 10 and the standards. the nexus between under mining rent control was not made year by the d.r. request earn. rent control is not regulated by the planning department. third, removal of ground level garages and infill of u with accessory dwelling units serves the city in a number of ways. one, fulfills adding housing stock in an existing building, activates the ground floor, removes curb cuts with the cars entering and exiting the garages. the removal of garages increases the available on-street parking in the neighborhood and other street scape improvements such as planting of trees. lastly, it seismically strengthens the goals. it meets the department standards and guidelines and recommends the staff approve it. it do

dr dennis mcrae get the right campaigns for the victims of sexual violence or runs a hospital in the d.r. see dedicated to helping the victims of gang rape. now more now on the divisions in the u.s. of a president from supreme court nominee earlier i spoke with christine pelosi democratic strategist i asked her if brett kavanaugh is now guaranteed is nomination. well starting in july when the vacancy opened up and the the announcement was made that judge cavanagh was going to be the president's choice for the supreme court we knew then that it was quite likely he would be confirmed elections have consequences the republicans have the senate and so it was quite likely that that was going to be the path at the time we debated whether or not we should put a lot of effort organizing effort into opposing him and we thought that because the stakes were so high it was something that we really needed to do on their day in terms of the senate to let people know what was at stake in terms of women's rights voting rights labor rights and also in terms of the house because there are times when the c

it's the cheapest rail service in the d.r. congo the largest country in sub-saharan africa the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to a labor oh it's the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than fifty years like a local bus it stops a virtually every station passengers clamber for remaining seats people cram into whatever space they can find. nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity for those who weren't able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the roof. travelers have to remain alert a lapse in attention could be fatal. the danger comes not just from above. even at the moderate speed of thirty kilometers an hour a tree branch can cut like a machete. just days after saudi arabia admits to the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi king solomon and his son the crown prince call his family to express second down and says. when they. truth the turkish president promises to reveal on the evidence

prevalent still is rape as it is being used as a weapon of war well when you look at the situation in the d.r see our neighboring such laugh in the public as well as we've just been discussing in in man maher with her hands are crisis this crime is vastly under-reported because these are. extremely difficult crimes to talk about very often the goal is to intimidate and silence the victims and there is not often in a vironment in which women and girls can safely report what has happened to them the. women and girls had a terrible time in the beginning overcoming the enormous obstacles in their society in their culture in their country to speak out and so the data that we have are really not complete and as we know from even what has happened in the united states with the extraordinary outpouring of revelations day after day we see that even in societies where there is relative freedom and opportunity to speak out and to make a claim with the police women and girls have taken decades thirty forty years to speak out we just had a major american t.v. reporter a kani chunk describe a horrific rape

prevalent still is rape as it is being used as a weapon of war well when you look at the situation in the d.r. see our neighboring such laugh in the public as well as we've just been discussing in in myanmar with their hands of crisis this crime is vastly under-reported because these are. extremely difficult crimes to talk about very often the goal is to intimidate and silence. the victims and there is not often an environment in which women and girls can safely report what has happened to them the. women and girls had a terrible time in the beginning overcoming the enormous obstacles in their society in their culture in their country to speak out and so the data that we have are really not complete and as we know from even what has happened in the united states with the extraordinary outpouring of revelations day after day we see that even in societies where there is relative freedom and opportunity to speak out and to make a claim with the police women and girls have taken decades thirty forty years to speak out we just had a major american t.v. reporter a kani chunk describe horrific rape

prevalent still is rape as it is being used as a weapon of war well when we look at the situation in the d.r. see our neighboring such laugh republic as well as we've just been discussing in in myanmar with their hands of crisis this crime is vastly under-reported because these are. extremely difficult crimes to talk about very often the goal is to intimidate and silence. the victims and there is not often in a vironment in which women and girls can safely report what has happened to them the. women and girls had a terrible time in the beginning overcoming the enormous obstacles in their society in their culture in their country to speak out and so the data that we have are really not complete and as we know from even what has happened in the united states with the extraordinary outpouring of revelations day after day we see that even in societies where there is relative freedom and opportunity to speak out and to make a claim with the police women and girls have taken decades thirty forty years to speak out we just had a major american t.v. reporter a kani chung described horrific raped by

privacy was never a concern from the plants during the whole process of the d.r. but because of the planning commission's they removed both decks on the front and back that opened from the bedroom. the concerns of privacy have been minimized. we also in discussion with ms. bishop, we did remove also the parrapet for the back part of the building in order to reduce further impact. although there are numerous code violations on the adjacent property, the most egregious to the immediate neighbor is actually that garden fence that provides them privacy but actually provides fairly hostile environment for a passerby. we know there was a building permit that was pulled for that fence, but we know that also planning did not review that fence. the reason why i bring this up is that there's been so much accusation of how code violating this project is in regards to the planning code and yet they have actually this fence that needs to be at least 75% open and cannot be higher than 6 feet if it was going to be on the property line that face the sidewalk. i would say we are ve

proven convicted so that the impunity that surrounds these crimes does not continue many survivors in the d.r. see and i'll swear returned to their homes and villages where they were attacked only to have it happen again that is absolutely unacceptable all right let's take a step back for a second the un special representative on sexual violence in conflict recently told the security council that sexual violence continues to be employed as a tactic of war a tactic of terrorism and a tool of political repression trafficking of women and girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation continued to be an integral part of the political economy of war and terrorism generating profits for armed groups and thousands of women and children remain imprisoned by armed groups such as eisel and boko haram so tony when it comes to boko haram specifically has the situation improved at all i mean there are so many girls who who are being held that were kidnapped there are many that have been free but there are still many that have not been seen since they were kidnapped how is all that going. the issue in the b

of sexual violence after spending three months as an eyesore sex slave quickly runs a hospital in the d.r. see dedicated to helping the victims of gang rape. the president of interpol has been reported missing all the travelling to his home country china no one's been able to get in touch with hong ways since late last month the french police are now investigating the disappearance of french officials says he arrived in china but went missing soon after it's been a week since the indonesian island of slow ways he was struck by a magnitude seven point five earthquake that triggered a tsunami the official death toll now stands at almost sixteen hundred and bodies are still being pulled from the daybreak military planes are about twenty countries are flying in a much needed aid the u.n. has pledged fifty million dollars to the relief effort. all right well those are the headlines and news continues here on the al jazeera off the shelter statement of so much i thought. razor right and repeat after me i say your name. this only swear. for to. cause a church in the united states. against all en

is filed, staff, the team looks at the d.r. application and sees if any additional changes need to be made to the project based on new information and staff did a request of additional changes to the project which were made that's why the planning commission approved the project this year. project is completely code compliant and noted by staff and the residential design guidelines. the applicant has put forward a revision regarding the garage and having, rather than two parking spaces, an additional bedroom at that floor that would appear to comply with the planning code and any issues with that revision and that the board supported could be adopted as a revision here. generally interior revisions, such as that, can be done under the addenda process and addenda or not appeal able to this board but i think in spirit of transparent z. it'trancetranspae applicant has put forward that change because there are changes at the rear of the building. it's good that the entire project can be reviewed by the board. i'm available for my qu

proven convicted so that the impunity that surrounds these crimes does not continue many survivors in the d.r. see and i'll swear returned to their homes and villages where they were attacked only to have it happen again that is absolutely unacceptable all right let's take a step back for a second the un special representative on sexual violence and conflict recently told the security council that sexual violence continues to be employed as a tactic of war a tactic of terrorism and a tool of political repression trafficking of women and girls for the purpose of sexual exploitation continued to be an integral part of the political economy of war and terrorism generating profits for armed groups and thousands of women and children remain imprisoned by armed groups such as eisel and boko haram so tony when it comes to boko haram specifically has the situation improved at all i mean there are so many girls who who are being held that were kidnapped there are many that have been free but there are still many that have not been seen since they were kidnapped how is all that going. the issue in the

commission comments were heard, changes were made to the commissioner's liking and the d.r. was not taken on july 26 of this year with the condition that if the project sponsor were to convert the ground floor to a common area to a unit that that unit would be a fourth unit approved through the a.d.u. program. attempts were made to link 1355 francisco with 3255 octavia at that time, and the board agreed there was no linkage. the two properties are not linked and stand on their merit as code compliant with the approval of sfdbi and sf planning. i would like to submit a neighbor petition signed by 62 of their neighbors. >> you can put it on the overhead. >> overhead, please. overhead, please. >> so what i presented before you is a petition with signatures by 62 of the neighbors. >> in support of the project? >> they support the project, yes. and those include those most affected by the project at 3249 octavia, next door, and directly behind the subject property. the neighbors have responded appropriately to the sense of the project and to their sense of fairplay. they do not wa

susanna sarah king has worked with dr denis mccuaig in the d.r. c. and is a director of international policy and partnership said physicians for human rights she thinks a award house recognized the voices of survivors of sexual violence across the world. but were absolutely overjoyed as is anyone who's ever known or worked with him or especially those who have been treated by him the many many thousands of patients that he's literally brought back to normal life or at least as much as can be expected following the kinds of trauma that you've just heard about but i think this year is particularly profound given. what has gone on around the world in terms of women who have suffered the shame and stigma and silencing of sexual assaults sexual violence mass rape in conflict these voices are being heard now more than ever all over the world women and not only women but male survivors of sexual violence have a platform through this prize not only to dr mcwade but also to ninety i'm a ride who has been such an outspoken voice for the years e.d. community and

politicians and inciting civil disobedience we do want to hear from here specially if you are current in the d.r. see use the hash tag agent is great and send us your messages. and once again for facebook live now. this is the news great let's find out what people are talking about in sport today his son thank you very much has been wall street kenyan government officials have appeared in court in nairobi accused of embezzling a cash that should have been funding the country's assets at the rio olympics former sports minister and now kenya's ambassador to austria has santa maria it was charged with six counts of abuse of office it's alleged that more than half a million dollars of government money this appeared to be for the olympics two years ago while a kenyan running legend can't pick kaino has also been questioned by police say he was president of the olympic committee at the time of the alleged crime in all claims that he had no control over the money and his court appearance has been delayed while the investigation into the missing half a million dollars is the latest in a series of scanda

notice issues or deficiencies, i think those issues are probably waved by their participation in the d.r. process. i've unfortunately had to litigate that issue before too. real reason i wanted to speak to you is that we are in a housing crisis. i understand the neighbors have children and the children enjoy their sunlight in the backyard. i sympathize with that. children are not going to have a place to live when they move out unless we build more housing here. so i would encourage you to approve this project and i thank you for your time. >> happy to answer questions as well. >> thank you, mr. patterson. >> we have a similar case coming on for some reason, i don't know. >> next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alexa lee. i am the owner of 772 wisconsin street and i am here to tread into record a public comment that was made in february of 2016. i believe it is still relevant and worth your attention. my name is chris hanson and i live at 782 wisconsin street in portrao hill. the property is 891 carolina street the location of a project in the planning process. a similar project at th

the project sponsor and the d.r. requester requested three weeks. >> i affirmatively said continuing. i support continuance and make a move that we do. >> second to that motion. thank you for clarifying. >> this is for clarification, items 13 a and b. are proposed for continuance to november 8th . >> correct. >> very good. there is a motion that has been seconded to continue item one to december 20th and items 13 to november 8th. on that motion. [roll call] >> so moved. that motion passes unanimously 6 -0. >> also continue item 13 b. for the variance to november 8th as well. thank you. that places us under commission matters. i jumped to his consideration of adoption draft minutes for october 4th close and regular hearings. >> any public comment on the draft minutes? seeing none, we will close public comment. >> move to approve. >> second. >> on that motion to adopt the minutes for october 4th. [roll call] >> that motion passes unanimously. item three as commissioner comments and questions. >> i have one brief questi

foundation's board this award is also promoted as the alternative nobel prize and she has also visited dr in the d.r. c. julian corn and thank you for joining us now have you been in touch with dr mcrae again do you know what his reaction was when he found out about his prize. we try to get hold of him to congratulate him we were not able to get to him directly but our office in geneva is sharing an office with dr morris foundation and the staff so the bridge together that is what we know for sure we congratulated but we have talked to him unfortunately he must have been very busy today. i can understand dr macwhich it has been described by those who know him as a miracle doctor story very he is that a lot of people say that this prize has been a long time coming. well dr mcquade has worked for the past twenty years and pandit hospital which is started and he has treated over fifty thousand victims of rape there so this is an award certainly to somebody who has done already something on that just a you know award to help that somebody is doing something yes yes been on the short is hard long time an

international policy and partnerships at physicians for human rights and she's worked with dr mccuaig in the d.r. see she's via skype from iceland thank you very much for being with us on a first you know you've worked with dr mackay go as we said to help here women who are victims of sexual violence tell us about your reaction when you heard the news that has finally been awarded the nobel peace prize why do you think they chose him finally this year. well you are absolutely overjoyed as if anyone has ever known or worked with him or especially those who have been treated by him the many many thousands of patients that he's literally brought back to normal life or at least as much as can be expected following the kinds of trauma that you've just heard about but i think this year is particularly profound given. what has gone on around the world in terms of women who have suffered the shame and stigma and silencing of sexual assaults sexual violence mass rape in conflict these voices are being heard now more than ever all over the world women and not only women but male survivors of sexual violen

they like the venezuela model. d.r. barton, money map press, chief investment strategist. and erin gibbs. erin, start with you, a lot of things driving the market. with the volatility, people scratching their heads. what hit me? did anyone get the license plates of that truck that hit me. we were up 350. down five something, finished off 230 points. >> away from the screen in 20 minutes, that is what happened. clearly there is still a lot of fear out there. so all it takes is one piece of negative news to send the markets turning. charles: what happens midday though? the market, all the news for the most part out there. you're rallying. you're up 350. you're flat, you're down 350. it is volatility in of itself culprit here or volatility begats volatility? >> this is really showing the fear that is out there. investors are trying to figure out how do we value equities in this market where we have rising interest rates yet strong fundamentals. what is the real recession risk over next two years. that fear, unknown, scratching your head, trying to figure out how we are suppose

lose our business it's also the government responsibility to make sure that our garbage is collected properly dispose. managing solid waste is not a challenge unique to d.r. congo the un human settlement agency estimates that two billion tons of solid waste are produced every year globally and in some african countries solid waste management is not a parity. solid dumping is not the lit it involves qantas on the continent today extend that there are many references or poorly with a fix the help of individuals and more of this. was the done states. back at the town square market cleans up he's working space he sees he's playing his part in keeping the city clean but also adds that those he pays to collect he's got beach will probably trash it in bungoma retha catherine sawyer al jazeera kinshasa this year's nobel prize in physics has been awarded to three scientists including the first female winner for fifty five years and the oldest ever nobel winner american arthur ashe can frenchman gerard and donna strickland of canada were announced as the winners in stockholm and strickland developed a way to create more powerful bursts of laser light with numerous

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lose our business it's also the government responsibility to make sure that our garbage is collected properly dispose. managing solid waste is not a challenge unique to d.r. congo the un human settlement agency estimates that two billion tons of solid waste are produced every year globally and in some african countries solid waste management is not a parity. suddenly dumping is not that will it it involves countless on the continent to the extent that. with the help of individuals and more of this. the dog states. back at the town square cleans up he's working space he sees he's playing his part in keeping the city clean but also adds that those he pays to collect he's got beach will probably trash it in bunk. catherine saif al jazeera kinshasa. it's been fifty years since a group of students were gunned down in the middle of a square in mexico city at the time the authorities tried to cover up the true scale of what happened at the mexican government has now accepted it was a state crime john heilemann has more now from mexico city. it was a night that traumatized mexico exactly fifty years ago mainly student protesters gathered in tata local square to

the homestretch. i think i'll be here in d.r. to check off all the wins as they come in. susan: thanks for being here on c-span's "newsmakers." emily: thanks for having me. susan: newsmakers is back with julie and amy, both covering national politics with their newspapers. her ked to imell cain of list. and mitch mcconnell and his speech on the floor of the senate said this hearing has done more to value beganize their base than anything the operatives have been able to do. is that true? amy: there's been a politico poll showing there's more energy on the democratic side than the republican side but not by a huge margin as a result of the confirmation hearings and the result of the vote. i do hear a little bit of wishful thinking in what senator mcconnell says about the anger. certainly there was anger in the process but does it last now cavanaugh was confirmed is the big question, i don't think it's an issue that varies depending on the race. of course. emily mentioned how different candidates are mentioned depending on their state and district and there's no question th

lose our business it's also the government responsibility to make sure that our garbage is collected and properly dispose. managing solid waste is not a challenge unique to d.r. congo the un human settlement agency estimates that two billion tons of solid waste are produced every year globally and in some african countries solid waste management is not a parity solid dumping it's not that will it it involves qantas on the continent to the extent that refuse is done openly with a fix the help of individuals and more of this. will to dog fights. back at the town square market cleans up he's working space he sees he's playing his part in keeping the city clean but also adds that those he pays to collect his garbage will probably trash it in bunk on the river catherine sawyer al-jazeera kinshasa now experts from one hundred fifty countries are meeting in malaysia to discuss the latest scientific breakthroughs on cancer the world health organization says cancer is the world's second biggest killer every six deaths in the world is from a cancer related disease and it says a third of cancer deaths are result of our behavior like smoking or drinking too much or eati

the item was heard discretionary review earlier this year and voted unanimously not to take d.r. and approve the project. last night the board voted to deny the appeal and approve the permit as proposed. the board noted the project was designed in a matter that respected the adjacent properties and complied with the residential design guidelines. general public comments at that time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public within the subject matter, jurisdiction of the commission accept agenda items. with respect to agenda items, you will address the commission when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i do have two speaker cards. >> good afternoon. commissioners. i sent you an e-mail with a change in the list i gave you last week. about demos from the past number of years. i think the important point, and i addressed it specifically because commissioner richards brought it up, it's not potential for violations or complaints on this list. it won't be like the no

the secular push i think for housing in those markets could continue to support home building amazingly d.rhorton right now has only recently achieved the same level of revenues they've had before the housing market we saw going back to 2006 i think we can keep the trade simple here. looking for a bounce january the 34 calls, $1.45. this allows us to be nimble. it allows us to roll into a spread if we should so choose. to mitigate our risk i'm inclined to go along with carter here. this is a way we can trade it. >> if you didn't have the technical setup, maybe given how poorly the home building components in that etf act, you may want to press it because maybe this is the time you see rates busting out to five-year levels that you start to see the home builders get hit below that home depot, lowe's, they make up 10%. home depot doesn't act well. 8%, 9%, s&p double talk detailing earlier. to me, i think if you're going to play contrarian given the devastation we're seeing in similar groups associated with the consumer on the high end purchase level, you want to define your risk you're riskin

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