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only applies to 20% of the units. and neighborhood preference only applies to 40% of the units. i think in this legislation, the preference would apply to 100% of the units, like c.o.p., and it does come before the levers. preference. so applicants applying for housing under this preference would be more competitive. more competitive than those under the other preference, and obviously those who do not have a preference at all. i think there is obviously opportunity for tenants who are applying for this preference to be housed in our universal sphocial housing. affordable housing. we share supervisor peskin's goal of wanting to house tenants who are displaced from these renovations. and our desire to really tackle displacement is a priority for us. through preferences as a tool, through preservation as a tool. something that does live outside of our scope of work is this temporary housing. we really strive to create and preserve housing so that residents can live in those units permanently. so i think what we would appreciate is just further discussion about how to implement thi

unit, unit number three and third floor is just one unit, unit four. however, on the second and third floor there are two separate access doors to the unit and at the same time there has been installation of gas lines and plumbing to both the front part facing the ocean and the rear part facing the part of the unit. each unit third and fourth unit consists of four bedrooms. i believe the architect will address this issue. i believe it was in the original plan this is intended to be a six unit building. for some reason at some point, the buildings have changed. the developers changed their mind and the building is two units on the first floor, one full unit on the second floor and the third one. now, appl applelant indicated violation of building code. we will address that. as far as i know, there has been no violation of building code because there is no encroachment upon the use of the other units because of the suggestion from the building inspector that they could use independent -- instead of the hood for instance, there is no need to go into unit

naive about the united states i've lived in the us for 30 years of followed the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i'm probably missing many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal the economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where united out the american participation ended with active american counteraction khania gadd the economic benefits of this deal not all of the economic benefits but i believe that the international community will have to come to its senses that unless they stop this trend then the next week terms will be others we have other options we are least dependent you know in 2008 we suffered the least from economic from the global economic crash because we fortunately or unfortunately have been. basically alienated from global economy so we are multiple. it is a resilient economy that can withstand pressures from outside we have been the subject of pr

unit. it doesn't get converted to a residence. >> like i said before, it wasn't until he was caught -- >> tran, you have time in rebuttal. your time is up. dinky. -- thank you. we will hear from the permit holder. >> good evening. i am mr. wong, i am the owner of the building at 2901 taraval street. may i have the overhead please? i am here to respond to the appellant, ms. lee appeal of my current -- permit to convert the commercial space into the residential unit. again, before i begin, i just want to say that i did want you to see her brief, that is why i included it, which according to this gentleman here, who i handed it to, is quite unusual. i did want you to see it to be fair to her, just because she did not get it in on time. that you had a chance to review it, because i think after you review her brief, you realize, the accusations and insinuatio insinuations, and the words she uses like "getting caught", and mansplaining. her strategy is to call into play, a lot of different things

second unit was illegal unit behind the garage. all of these facts need addressed prior to looking at the design solution. thank you. >> good evening. i live apartment 4105 21st street across the street. i encourage you to not give continuance. we received notice from the sponsors at 4:30 p.m. yesterday when we changed our schedules. it is an illegal demolition. the impact is something that is worth considering today. we are happy to come later on as well. we are here to give you facts and opinion. i encourage you not to give this continuance. thank you so much. >> i am tony paris across the street from the property. i am in objection to the continuance today. i feel it would be the appropriate time to hear from the neighbors regarding issues that were raised with this illegal demolition that took place. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> there is a little confusion with what is going on with the continuance. >> commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: there is material evidence that will be introduced by the neighbors

but we also need to have a conversation in the united states, we need to have a conversation in the unitedtates that our health care system is a disease care system. we wait until people get sick, then the pharmaceutical companies come in, the health companies come in, and they make a ton of money. if we are going to fix this issue in the united states, we need to move to a health care system that is based on prevention. [applause] rep. ryan: that is about the business of reversing chronic disease, which accounts for three quarters of the health care costs in the united states, where we use prevention of food as medicine to reverse things like type 2 diabetes in the united states. that is a modern, new health care system that uni come of that we can build together -- you and i, that we can build together. and if we are going to fix the climate, the issue of global warming, we need to move from a monopolized industrial agricultural system to a system based on regenerative agriculture that puts money back in the hands of the farmers of the united states of america. [applause] rep. ryan: not

the united states lost 60,000 entereds after china the wto. this is happening to other countries all over the globe. the wto needs drastic change. the second largest economy in the world should not be permitted to declare itself a developing country in order to game the system that others' -- at others' expense. for years, these abuses were tolerated. ignored or even encouraged. globalism exerted a religious pull over past leaders, causing them to ignore their own national interest. but as far as america is concerned, those days are over. to confront these unfair practices, i placed massive tariffs on more than $500 billion worth of chinese-made goods. already, as a result of these tariffs, supply chains are relocating back to america and to other nations and billions of dollars are being paid to our treasury. the american people are absolutely committed to restoring balance to our relationship with china. hopefully we can reach an agreement that would be beneficial for both countries. but as i have made very clear, i will not accept a bad dea

unit at its previous rent. there are legitimate reasons that people have to temporarily displace a tenant for major work. some of the mandatory work. i get that. but there is also a group of folks who go about, many of them speculators, keeping units off the market as long as they can, knowing that that tenant is not going to return. to the extent that we (a) say we're going to own it and have a place for them because we actually do have the capacity within our inclusionary and 100% affordable stock, and we have these additional findings that the a.l.j. has to make, and ultimately we're in the business of preserving existing rent-controlled housing at its current non-vacated rates. which is the whole reason for this. i want to thank the asian law caucus and c.d.c., and the tenant rights committee for pushing this supervisor on his legislation. i would hope that the committee would adopt the amendments and then we would have to continue it. there are other amendments that are being discussed that might require a

been prepared to leave it to the united states.t's not our way. we pull our weight. like you, our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor are found in our willingness to stand for what we believe. we believe, as teddy roosevelt declared, that national strength is founded in the ability of citizens to live out their lives with self-restraint, self-mastery, common sense, the power of accepting individual responsibility, and the ability to act in conjunction with others and with courage and resolution. we believe in the capacity of enterprise and free markets to create wealth and to lift all, and for free and fair trade to bring nations closer together. we believe that governments derive their power from the consent of the governed, and that the ballot box and democracy is the surest foundation for peace and security. and we believe in the rule of law and freedom of association. these beliefs spurred this country to build a mighty canal, to stand up to fascism and militarism, to rebuild the modern world after winning a great peace. i

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space com will soon be followed a very importantly by the establishment of the united states -- united states space force as the six branch of the united states armed forces. and that is really something, when you think about it. the space force will organize, train, and equip warriors to support spacecom's mission. with today's action, we open another great chapter in the extraordinary history of the united states military. spacecom will ensure america's dominance in space is never questioned, and never threatened, because we know the best way to prevent conflict is to prepare for victory. from our nation's first days, america's military blazed the trails and crossed the frontiers, secured our nations future. no adversary on earth will ever match the awesome purge, skill, and might of american armed forces. today, we salute the heroic men and women who will serve in spacecom and keep americans horizons forever bright, and forever free. we have budgets since we came into the administration, since the election, 2016, since january 20 of 2017, we have done things with the military that f

ukraine understood exactly what they needed from the united states, and the president of the united states would interfere with our national security, would interfere with the national security of our ally and do so for the illicit purpose of trying to advance his election campaign, having already sought help for foreign help in his presidential campaign, would now abuse the power of his office yet again this time to seek the help of another nation in his presidential campaign is the most fundamental betrayal of his oath of office. and i'd be happy to respond to your questions. one final point about the whistleblower. we still don't have the complaint. now that we have the department of justice's opinion, i think it's telling they have released that and yet not released the inspector general's analysis that takes issue with it. this is, again, bill barr's justice department trying to put out a misleading spin. in this case, in the form of the department's opinion. but nevertheless, that complaint needs to be provided to our committee. it needs to be provided in its entirety. that whistlebl

the united states. the government of mexico has them while ovide they wait in mexico with humanitarian protection for the duration of their stay. key points ouple of m.p.p. it discourages abuse and u.s. laws and promote lum claims and a safer and more orderly process freeing uthwest border up the limited resources and implementing hose this process to devote to the migrants who may legitimately merit based claim. s of isn't 1 of this -- as of c.1, c.b.m. has returned under m.p.p. even though mexico stepped up joined the united states as well as our northern triangle partners and really up as true partners and e are seeing it as a regional crisis and stepped up in unprecedented ways. more.d them to do they are make sure sustaining efforts and the 25,000 troops they have deployed target and task. we need them to continue to join m.p.p. which is a game changer right now with respect to stemming the flow. mexico needs to work with our ntelligence folks to use information and share intelligence and develop a

unit, a decent -sized top unit.i get the neighbors' concerns that this is larger than what they are used to seeing, but the trade-off would be two good sized units for the future. we are kind of getting to the allowable zoning which is r.h. two, but given the down sloping lot, i think it is odd. i don't think it will be legible as an a.d.u. here. >> commissioners, there is a motion that has been seconded. >> i think that those commissioners who are not here today shared a certain size. there was a request to add an a.d.u. so that was the main direction. to just toss that because the a.d.u. is not quite it what it thought it would be is kind of like going counter to what i would recall the rest of the commissioners and what we are asking for. >> i absolutely agree with the intent of adding the a.d.u. i think just given the reality of whether that a.d.u. would be used or not used, and i would agree that i suspect that it wouldn't be used. i think we have a important moment to try and make units that will ultimately be

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we are waiting for president trump to speak at the unit a dacians very shortly -- at the united nations very shortly. jair bolsonaro has just finished his speech. it would be a very interesting backstage portion of events with president trump, jair bolsonaro, russia fair to one -- and resident erdogan. president trump is approaching the podium. let's listen in. pres. trump: mr. secretary general, distinguished delegates, ambassadors, and world leaders, seven decades of history have passed through this hall in all of the richness and drama. where i stand, the world has heard from presidents and premiers at the height of the cold war. we have seen the foundation of nations. ofhave seen the ringleaders revolution. we have beheld saints who inspired us with hope, rebels who stirred us with passion, and heroes who embolden us with to shareall here plans, proposals, visions, and ideas on the world's biggest stage. those who met us before, our time is one of great greatts, contests, high-stakes, and clear choices. the essential divide that runs all around the world and throughout history is on

united states of america to fulfill all of our obligations to the constitution of the united states.h of these polling numbers came out before this really shattering allegation. >> true. >> so that polling data is not reflective of a shift that has united almost the entire democratic caucus, plus an independent member that was forced to leave the republican caucus because of the blatant ignoring of this law breaking and rule breaking behavior out of this administration. so i think the ground has shifted. i don't believe in making decisions based on polling. i believe in our ability to organize the public, to educate the public, to talk to the public about why not just we as members of congress must impeach the president but why all people in the united states of america must recognize and understand that we need to put our country first before our considerations of reelection. and that goes from members of congress all the way up to the president of the united states. >> i hear you on that issue. as we get more meat on the bones of what's going on there, you know we'll invite you bac

this is the united nations organization. and it must remain as such. with a sense of trust in the liberating power of truth you can be sure that you will be able to count on this new brazil that i'm presenting to you. i thank you all for the grace and the glory of god. thank you very much. [applause] >> french president emmanuel macron made his third address to the united nations general assembly. during his remarks, resident macron said he would be sitting down with both president trump and irani and president hassan rouhani at the sidelines of the general assembly in hopes of fusing tensions between the leaders. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >>

president ofve the the united states engaged in a shakedown of a foreign a president of the united states, even as he's military g vital support to an ally, asking a avor of that ally to investigate his opponent. and just by way of background at stake, know what's in 1994, we tried to get ukraine give up nuclear weapons it inherited from the soviet union. reluctant to do so because those weapons might be a by antee against aggression their neighbor. that is by the soviet union. and our allies persuaded the ukrainians, nonetheless, to we up those weapons and ensured ukraine that we would elp guarantee its territorial integrity. well, russia would then invade the years dover since -- and over the years since that invasion the united albie it provided, not enough military support to ukraine but the most recent ukraine was held up by this president. hundreds of millions of dollars. that the president would not and the secretaries were not able to communicate their own ders of party, like mitch mcconnell, who said yesterday that he couldn't this aid was being withheld. ell, i think we know why

iran has lived without the united states for 40 years iran has lived in spite of the united states for 40 years in order to remove security council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states it was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we were never we were never. naive about the united states i've lived in the us for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i probably misread many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of the stealthy economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that d

the units themselves included 2,988 square foot lower unit and a similar upper unit. usable evidence is provided in the form of the rear yard for the lower unit and for private decks for the upper unit. archite architecturally it is designed and will align with the adjacent buildings and the fourth floor that is recessed from the front facade. at the time of the packet mailing there were eight letters of opposition and no letters of support. they are consistent in expressing concerns about the height, mass, and scale and general facade being inconsistent with the neighborhood pattern and character. subsequent to the packet mailing, the department received seven letters of opposition that includes a neighborhood petition. the sponsor compiled a supplemental exhibit which was previously e-mailed to the commission that includes facade material detail, renderings and color photos and renderings by the same architect to provide a detail. the department finds that the project is on balance consistent with the residence guidelines, the planning code pursuant to 317 as well a

another ad-hoc unit. other units involved was the 509th infantry battalion. 570th, 550th. an independent british airborne regiment. if you heard of the 442mdnd regimental combat team, the japanese-american unit of the war, there was a company of their antitank unit that was actually quick training. here's some quick glider training and they were merely 517th for a month and a half. the airborne troops, you had paratroopers and glider troops that were trained for that. these were standard infantry, that was not part of their training. they were pulled and said you were going and glider, here are some quick training and you are getting attached to this airborne unit. this vanguard was sit us roy the enemy defenses and ease the task of their comrades at sea. swooping down to three top levels, attack planes, supply trains with telling effects. in the calm of a summer morning, these bombers rain destruction. while the allied warships were along the french coast within range of enemy batteries. when they went in the night of the invasion and they were jumping out of the aircraft

there's some 3500 units there now, and demolition of those units, are they sound units?we would not want to lose those units. 15,700 new residence. if only 10% of them get a delivery of a meal a day, if only 10% of them get a package a day and i'm talking now about the kinds of impacts that neema talked about here from uber and lyft from package deliveries. we have some numbers available to us about the impacts and they're not here yet and they need to be in the e.i.r. to villain an additional 2,000 vehicles pulling up. we don't have the street space to those that kind of numbers. i think that muni was addressed. above-ground is also seriously impacted. this is talking about five years of unavoidable construction impacts on muni's travel. that's the e line, 6, 7, probably the 21. and then of course on muni underground. particulate matter is of a concern to all of us residents and people visiting san francisco. more needs to be looked at there. i'd also like to point you to alternative c., the most environmentally conscious of the drafters here. we've got more to do. let'

after the end of the war japanese scientists who worked at unit 731 were granted amnesty by the united states in exchange for information on the biological weapons program the japanese who did bad science killed thousands of people doing it got off scot free and they ended up going back to the universities and became chairman of departments and became captains of industry and and now on happy lives. successive japanese governments have been extremely reluctant to take responsibility for atrocities committed during world war 2. all the major powers have dabbled in the germ warfare but the british scientist did their grim work here in this research establishment they stored 50 kilograms of bacteriological agents enough to kill every living thing on a the british experimented with typhoid dysentery and cholera testing these pathogens on animals. if you're using live agent tests and this was done out in the ocean in many cases what you would do is tie animals on cages on deck and disperse the agent and see how well it would affect the animals and this was also done for example by the unite

will take place across 16 cities 10 of them here in the united states the last time the united states host of the world cup was 994 and that really helped launch major league soccer here knighted states it's a sport that's always been a bit overshadowed by american football here in the states but continues to grow in popularity largely thanks to the women's team which won the women's world cup earlier this year that was a very popular event in the united states $14000000.00 americans tuned in to watch that on television that was a growth from $11000000.00 who watched the men's final last time around of course the men didn't even have a team and the final that time so the united states soccer federation is counting on this event to bring some more growth to their sport there even pitching for the women world cup to be held here in the united states and 2027 which would be the 1st time for a country to host men in women's finals if they get it back to back. actually talking about women's football as soccer maybe i should say in the united states kristen carney dominated by the women's g

has been prepared to leave it to the united states.ight. our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor are found in willingness to stand for what we believe. we believe anthony roosevelt declared the national strength is found in the ability of citizens to live out their lives with self-restraint, common sense, the power of accepting individual responsibility and the ability to act in conjunction with others, courage and resolution. we believe in the capacity of enterprise, free markets, for free and fair trade between nations together. we believe governments derive their power from the consent of the governed, the ballot box and democracy. and and these beliefs spurred this country, to rebuild the modern world. inspired the fascination, wonder and joy of the world's children through a little mouse who could whistle a tune. we took humanity to the moon and we are going back again. tore down a wall that separated liberty from oppression and engineered and built a digital world that has connected humanity in a way we now can't imagine liv

of this that we're as the united states continue to grapple with. it's uneven across our governments and so there is that. i have to say one final point and it's not about cyber, it's about security writ large and as you know the japanese government under abe ri asked the national secrets law which was something that the us government in particular but also australia and others really wanted japan to upgrade its re government security systems that sharing of intelligence and data could be fully protected. there is a push to include japan in the consortium of five countries of all english-speaking countries . that share intelligenceacross alliances . while way, japan was very quick to make its decision on huawei largely for that reason. because the united states government doesn't want its allies to be using quality products for the 5g network so i think japan is moving in a direction that it hopes will help to facilitate its participation in the five eyes intelligence sharing. >> you covered a lot of important ground with that. will go to the gentle

the united states is now taking that decisive action to end this grave economic injustice. our goal is simple we want balanced trade that is both fair and reciprocal we have worked closely with our partners in mexico and canada to replace nafta with the brand new and hopefully bipartisan us mexico canada agreement. tomorrow i will join prime minister of japan to continue our progress in finalizing a terrific new trade deal. as the united kingdom makes preparations to exit the european union i have made clear that we stand ready to complete an exceptional new trade agreement with the u.k. that will bring tremendous benefits to both of our countries. we are working closely with prime minister boris johnson on a magnificent new trade deal. the most important difference in america's new approach on trade concerns our relationship with china in 2000 won china was admitted to the world trade organization. our leaders then argued that this decision would compel china to liberalize its economy and strengthen protections to provide. things that were unacceptable to us and for privat

>> i question that the three dwelling units wished we asked for, are not flat, but the units that areroposed do not really work. i believe that the lowest unit does not have the proper exposure for the bedroom and is not fully approvable. the fact that the stair goes in front of that unit, given that it says way, way in the ditch makes that -- does not give it the required exposure in addition to the fact that there are potential issues with fire exiting that people in the audience brought up. as you go up, there has definitely been an attempt to relabel the functioning of the building in order to make it look like three units, but i do not believe that that is fully thought through given where the stairs are, given where windows are, and how people go across the landing to go to the bedroom when those are all full sliding doors. there is something not quite working. i think it was done in order to get approval, but it has not been thoroughly work through to be redesigned building. and while the approval that this commission may extend will suffice for the building to be flipped, i be

does not need to be as sophisticated to challenge the united states. we're fighting a different war and have different challenges and i'm happy to go into that in the questions and answers. also because deterrence resolves capabilities and resolve. if we have a balance of capabilities, that means we don't have a deterrent because china is much more resolved. they are willing to accept higher costs than the united states is in most contingencies and to maintain deterrence the united states actually has to have better capabilities so we'd suffer less than china would. also there's a difference in how to assess trends of today and the future. the issue isn't that china has overcome or surpassed the united states, the issue is given certain trends in the region china will soon be able to outmatch the united states and as we know on the global stage china is nowhere near being a peer competitor to the united states. so i have a number of recommendations in my testimony. most of them focus on the south china sea issue and the competition on the military side

states and the united states has shown nothing for all its presence in the region they the united states is only creating instability and you will believe you me that if the war in iraq there had to be all morning outside well you do want to come to that house and he said well i'm not going to have to stop you there this is a once again all about the politics of this is sanctions it's about the regional players saudi arabia it's about iran it's about the u.s. role saudi arabia seems to be reliant on the u.s. often it's been said that saudi arabia will fight anymore and he will to the last american is not a bad policy is that a failed. should things change for saudi arabia well saudi arabia the house of saud they're not getting much sleep these days because they were hoping that donald trump would be their savior so they're in a state of shock right now that on 2 occasions when trump had the opportunity to strike at iran that they haven't so there's going to be a lot of soul searching in saudi arabia about his relationship with the united states i don't think they have many good options b

why is the united states present in our region? united states brought down a civilian airliner? >> reporter: it was a terrible act. many years ago. we are talking about hamas, hezbollah, firing missiles on civilian areas, talking about blowing up people in civilian areas of israel. that's not terrorism? >> translator: you defended israel, the foundation of which is based upon attacking the rights of others and on a daily basis has targeted the people of palestine, lebanon and most recently iraq and syria. there is no terrorism throughout the world that matches the activities of israel that has been -- for the past 71 years since its inception, since its founding. those who fight for the freedom of their lands and their homes are not terrorists. those are terrorists who render aid to isis. israel is the country that takes care of the injured isis fighters and make weapons available to them. isis are the terrorists. >> translator: israel supports isis? >> translator: undoubtedly. do you have any doubts? would you like to see the proo

today you have two units and two units so no units are being added. that second unit is going from low cost to high cost unit. no rent control, and we have added a parking garage that didn't exist before. the big question is when the developer takes possession of the unit he didn't know there was a second unit. then in the second unit he didn't know his nanny was living in it. it is a moment we are shocked there is a second unit. mynam neis living in the unit. in conclusion, the ver did you d turn this down. you should set a precedent that this kind of activity should not proceed. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners, i am barbara jell leat 33 ordinary court. this converse of one of the original ord towers is too massive for our short narrow street. it is the kind of construction that this district was to prevent. it would rise high over the open space on one side and one story garage on the other side. it is an unappealing monster home that combines a tiny portion of the original faÇade with a gigantic four story box. look at the design carefu

this is the president of the united states involving the united states justice department, the government in this conversation. that is where democrats are going to say it's abuse of power. >> adam schiff there used the word depravity when talking about that aspect of this. if you're the democrats, you think this is very easy to understand. you see this phone call, adam schiff saying it was much more damage thing than he thought it would be when it came out. you hear him using phrases like reciprocity and then going into the favor. at this point in terms of where the public is in terms of impeachment, it's about 37%. it's been as high as 41%. for clinton, it was never higher than 30%. democrats aren't fully on board with impeachment. about a fifth are not where the house is right now in terms of full bore impeachment. so far they haven't been so convincing, democrats in bringing the public along. but they sure have fallen in line. if you look at the beginning of the week it was 137 or something like that and it's almost 200 now. >> we're going to take a quick break. we're waiting for chuc