miss tice, you have 12 minutes. miss tice? she's here. okay, but we can't hear you. if you could take yourself off mute. if you click on the icon in the lower left... do you have head phones plugged in possibly because it might be a head phone issue. >> commissioner chang: maybe she can try pressing the space bar. >> clerk: do you want to try pressing the space bar? okay. you're still muted. >> commissioner chang: press and hold the space bar. >> great. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. you have 12 minutes. >> really quickly, once again, thank you to the neighbors for tolerating this during covid. it was never -- and i never did lie to them. i've always been transparent and open to communication. it was and still is my understanding that backyards and parking spaces were allowed for shared spaces. if i'm wrong, okay, but i don't think i am. we used it until the 15, but after that, we didn't use it at all. we shut it down completely because we were able to open indoors. i would like the opportunity to make whatever building we have done in compliance with building code.

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i'm charlotte bell, us outside cobble airport where security is tice. the evacuation begins of thousands with the united also head to new z as president says, billions of dollars of being stolen from the country. the facts, the president of the national television station overcome with rising covered 19 cases of pakistan prepared for tough new restrictions. and he'd a similar to the sport code, 900 skin took, it was the entire strain, athletic team into isolation. it comes off to time champion. sam kendricks is ruled out of the games of the testing positive for corona virus. ah, the evacuation has begun of thousands of afghans who assisted the united states over the past 20 years. 2 and a half 1000 task guns are expected to depart cobbled by sunday 1000 more still waiting to hear when bell leave. charlotte bellis reports from cobble. the 3 years ali was a translator for the us army in his home province at home. and in may, he took a bus to cobble for an interview at the us embassy and his waited suits thing at this guest house. last week he was approved

so after tomorrow, n tice temperatures for inland areas will start to go down and then by about wednesday, thursday of this week. we'll be back to normal. jonathan. >> a lot of folks can't wait for that comes erica. thank you. this weekend there is an effort to save the lives of firefighters. according to the group red help more american firefighters are committing suicide, then those killed in the line of duty. the group unites family and friends of firefighters suffering from ptsd and those who have lost their lives to mental illness tomorrow morning event is being held to remember alameda county firefighter eric michel who took his own life. john preston who lost his older brother in 2016 is leading a hike through castro valley. >> in doing so kind of 70 and what can i do to help out an eye. keep this from happening again. so i went on to height 630 miles and 28 days. i can follow up in the san diego. so kind my intention was to show the world how much it's going to because that's not even near the end of the field to lose a sibling or a loved one to suicide. we want to go out. we're w

>> yeah, look, jus tice breyer pays attention to everything. aware of it, but he has the muscle memory of years on the court to put that to the side and make the decision based on his health, what's good for the court, what's good for his family. >> i appreciate you being with us this morning. i'm not sure this will be reassuring to a lot of people on the left who are looking for something else, but i really do appreciate your time. >> take care. >>> coming up, new reporting about concerns within the pentagon that former president trump would try to start a full-blown war with iran to try to stay in power after he lost the election. >>> plus, with only half of america vaccinated fully, the white house is launching an offensive against coronavirus misinformation. >>> and the daughter of a coronavirus victim responds to right wing media's anti-vax propaganda next. it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of

i was in turkey when austin tice disappeared and when james foley disappeared and there were plenty of young, almost all european, americans no. but there were plenty of 22 to 25-year-old europeans who came in as freelancers and it wasn't until the beheadings began that everybody had to get very serious about security and how this was going to work because the freelancers would go ahead of all staff people and companies would buy their work and there was a moral hazard to that that i think editors began to understand that you were asking far too much of people and if you're 22 to 25, you aren't quite making the right decisions. so you saw it tighten over time but, yes, i think there are people who will get on those planes. but i've been thinking about this lately, where would you go? what war would you go to now that you would risk your life for and hope that you would start your career on. >> that is a question that sofi sent in. she notes that there are also access problems. how would you get to the front in yemen, so if any of you were to advice a young journalist who wanted to be a

we need all modes of transportation to help deliver our inputs, our goodsaged commode tices, both domestically and -- commodities, both domestically and internationally. i want to see robust navigation on the mississippi river and other inland waterways flourish. i look forward to continuing to work with my congressional colleagues and the administration on these important issues as an appropriations and infrastructure legislation -- as the appropriations and infrastructure legislation is prepared to be discussed. i have one other short comment i would like to make on another subject, mr. president. it would take me about two or three minutes. i've spoken many times about the importance of the constitution and the declaration of independence. it should go without saying that these documents are foundational to our nation. they are revolutionary text for the time that laid out our timeless founding ideals, and we still continue to strive towards those ideals as americans. unfortunately, it seems this fact can't be taken for granted anymore. so on the 4th of july, national public radio continued