there are much biggerforces agenda of united are in. rces and agenda of united are in. there are much biggerforces and play. agenda of united are in. there are much bigger forces and play. also the big issue of ireland, because ireland and brexit. if the irish don't get what they need to get from these things in northern ireland... we will come back to that in the moment, but i want to pick up on polly‘s point. you said maybe neither side wants to be ruling right now. but where does that leave the british government? the northern ireland secretary said she is considering our options. what are oui’ considering our options. what are our options? she will have to take control. there are is no other option. they will more or less have to do what the dup says because the dup is propping up the theresa may government. we have to remember about the dup that two thirds of its members are extreme free presbyterians, the ian paisley founded cult. ‘cult‘ — a bit of strong language! i mean, that's all right — i tend to refer to religions in general

business owners in the united states are immigrants. they create jobs right here in the united states. jobs are not the problem here. the problem is the color of immigrants' skin. we have a president of the united states who has wondered out loud, why we can't have more whites come to this country. president trump denies being a racist. for a non-racist he's done a shockingly good job of support supremist. >> this is about strong nuclear families and family values. i am proud of who i am, where i came from and i am a descendent of immigrants and i also learned and believe in strong values and strong family values and we lead with those values and so, mr. president, our immigration system should reflect our national commitment to the strength and the importance of that family unit and those family values. it makes no sense to me that we are fighting today to predict these kids and keep them in this country and then take their parents and rip them out of the home and send them back to a country that they do not want to go to, that they do

and you would see more housing and faculty units on the bottom of the screen. those are the housing units shown. this is an overview of that outdoor, open space on the top floor. looking out over the civic center. a view of the building looking north on hayes with texture and variety. the units stagger up and down to give the building some life and some scale. a lot of glass along the street and a lot of glass up in the sky to let people know there's a great public, accessible space to go and use the building will be very much alive. the students are there learning, rehearsing, it's very much a part of the sense of the community. and we think it will be exciting for the civic center to have such an alive building in the middle of it. that's it for me. >> president hillis: thank you. so we will open this item up for public comment. we have a bunch of speaker cards. phoebe vaned vanderhost, david alicia sandoval, jim host, and araia -- i can't read the last name. you can line up and speak in any order. >> over there? >> president hillis: yes. on this side, so we don't bloc

that we are united. democrats are united in our own vision for a better tomorrow, for a better america. the american people want to know that democrat, and what the democrats stand for. they want to know that we stand with them and by them. and during the next few days, we will discuss our vision for the future of the great nation, and the policies that will turn our vision into concrete policies to improve life for all americans. americans are working harder than ever, but they are not feeling the gains that their families desperately need right now. hard working individuals continue to struggle to find financial security while president trump and the republican leaders are e focusing their efforts on benefiting special interests and special corporate interests. democrats are here the to propose a better tomorrow, and we have promised a better deal. democrats united in supporting policies and programs to take us there. and that will will put all americans on the path to financial security. it will enable

units. i said, well, that's great. for sale, how much are you getting per square foot? >> he said, gosh, we're getting up to $1,700 per square foot because people can afford a million dollar for a 400 square foot unit or 500 square foot unit or 600. it's amazing it's kind of affordable, but you're getting the small bag of potato chips that's expensive instead of the costco bag. so that's playing into some of the things i'm thinking about when i read this. $1,700 a square foot? really? it's nuts. one last question. with construction costs where they are, we're putting adus into the middle income or modern income category, what does it cost at 650 a square foot, whatever it is, is there a way we can even build moderate income housing and make a profit? or take a loss? how do you build moderate income housing with construction costs so high, beside the bmrs and stuff you kind of take? do you know of anybody doing it? ? maybe it's these 400 square foot units that are a million bucks. maybe mr. davis could tell us. where is moderate income housing being created in the city at

james law's micro—housing units are made from a rather unusual material — concrete water pipes. des, and each have a kitchen, bathroom and sleeping area all squeezed into an 11 metre square cylinder. james told me what pushed him to come up with the idea. we are struggling with this everyday. the young people here are really struggling to find their first steps in life and to afford a place to live. as an architect i was responding to the pressure that i see every day to find a new kind of design that could inspire them. do you think this will be popular with people looking for affordable housing? i think it is an alternative and i did this project really as a way to generate some positivity and some optimism. i think there is an opportunity to really drive a bit more space, affordable space out about down out of a dense city like hong kong by using this sort of architecture. i have been given a lot of interesting comments and approaches from people who are interested in trying to live in one. so people are not living in them just yet and as you say it is just the design of this

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both units are condominiums and currently vacant. this portion of marina is a mix of three- and four-story houses, duplexes and apartment buildings from early 20th century. immediately west, four-story, two-unit building. and east, three-story, which occupies almost the entire lot with a rear yard only 9 feet deep. the downsloping topography results in the rear being a story taller than at the front. with respect to public comment, there's been concerns in a letter regarding inaccuracies of story polls that had been erected during notification. and the projects effects on the property line windows. the d.r. requestor is christina saginowski, 2618 greenwich street, four-story building immediately adjacent to the subject property to the east. her concerns are as physicals -- that the project will negatively affect light, air and privacy to 2618 greenwich. the project would create health and safety hazards with respect to windows being blocked. the story polls that had been erected were inaccurate and the project would negatively affect

in terms of the housing loss and housing balance report, when we are building two units and losing one for each two, that is also very concerning when you see that the merging of two-bedroom flats, two two-bedroom flats are allowed as long as an a.d.u. is built and that could be an in-law. [please stand by] [please stand by] that has meant the merging of two units where in the three-unit building they are now essentially just two units. with a stairway that you go through someone's living room. it is also very discouraging to see units that had been allowed to merge are now doing short-term rentals in the in-law and the entire house. i just wish that all of our departments could work more closely together to ensure that we're not losing almost the same amount that we're building. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> tony robles, senior disappoint action. i want to echo what preceding folks have said. for too long, landlords have been finding loopholes and circumventing things and using the system to extricate tenants from their homes. again, like people have said, if depar

manchester united are at home to brighton who beat coventry city.mpton. and that‘s all the sport for now. celebrations have been taking place today in kosovo to mark ten years since it declared independence from serbia. the anniversary comes as kosovo is struggling with massive unemployment and international travel restrictions. the european union has listed the western balkans nation as a potential candidate for membership, but several eu states strongly oppose this. the syrian government is being warned to be held to account for its use of syrian chemical weapons. public accounts and photos clearly show that assad‘s chemical weapon use is continuing, he said, something the syrian regime deny. don‘t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i‘m duncangolestani. thank you for watching. a lovely day for many of us that could turn frosty overnight. things look different tomorrow because of all this cloud spilling its way across the uk, already we see some of that cloud arriving into the far south—west. 0therwise clearer ski

so what about condo conversion units? are they in this pipeline? >> no. >> no? okay. thank you so much. i like it. i talked to folks who are interested in -- and vested in this report. it seems to meet everyone's needs. that's awesome. that being said, i want to temper the enthusiasm, but this is not the whole picture, right? it doesn't include a bunch of stuff, as it was pointed out, you know, existing housing or folks that are being evicted, you know, any way we lose our housing stock, which is most san franciscoens. that's great. what i would like to see, when i was at dbi, we would get a meeting, a pipeline report, of projects, you know, like big projects in the pipeline and where they were in terms of, you know, first permit all the way to certificate of occupancy. in theory, we have the technology that we can match these up. i know you're smiling. >> it's scary. >> it's scary, but it would be great if we could do that, right? if we could have a report that sort of has that full picture of how we're doing in terms of, you know, are we obligations and permits that

doctors say these specialist units are improving survival rates, but in a country where so many babiesis agnes. being born in malawi means she has a much better chance of survival. newborn deaths have nearly halved in 16 years. simple changes have helped, like discouraging woman from giving birth at home. translation: the difference is huge. here, you are supported. because at home, you could be losing blood. but here, if you are losing blood, they give you an injection and if there are any other problems, the doctor can help. premature babies are especially at risk. here, doctors are teaching mothers the kangaroo method, which helps keep these underweight babies warm using body heat. child marriage and the resulting pregnancies are a particular problem and can lead to early birth. 80% of malawians live in rural areas, which means if you are going to have your baby in a clinic, you've got to walk. but the bigger picture is things have got better. unicef says it's because malawi has been open to new ideas. and other developing countries may want to follow that path to give newborns a be

they are people that did not meet the safety valve and refused to cooperate. the congress of the united states says those are the people that we want to serve the mandatory minimum sentence. mandatory minimums have been around since 1790. we have mandatory minimums today not only for drugs, but human sex trafficking, child pornography,and -- and identity theft. romney is running the open senate race for the seat currently held by orrin hatch. while we wait for this event to begin, with former governor romney, we will take a look at mike pence's remarks. they talked about the vice presidents recent trip to south .merica and the olympic spirit >> please welcome our host mike allen. mike: thanks the bank of america for that message. think you for making these conversations possible. thank you c-span for carrying this event today and i thank my colleagues for our and our cofounder. you for being here. i really appreciate it and look forward to seeing you on axios were we make you smarter and faster. om. on axios.c our next guest has been a congressman, house republican leader, governor of i

we do site visits and try to look at whether units are truly vacant or not when the claims are made. there's interest, it sounds like, in having a position that is more just focused on that issue generically. >> vice president richards: right. >> and not necessarily working on projects, but delving into those issues. it would either require requesting that the mayor add a position through general fund or reassigning some positions within this current program. the mayor's directive to us in december -- to all departments -- that we add no new positions. we're proposing one for a.d.u. because we're getting such an influx that that position can pay for itself through new fees. to do it in the confines, within this budget, would mean reassigning staff that's doing something else. or it would mean going to the mayor and asking for additional gem fund. >> vice president richards: i will wait to hear what other commission comments are, but i appreciate that. lastly, we heard -- and i have no idea what this is all about. tree -- three-year probation period? >> yes. there is misunderstanding

if the two units are supposed to be ownership units, there is no such thing that people would share a common area. that's highly unusual for ownership units in an rh district. i do not want to let some of the testimony overshadow my judgment, but it's somehow supportive of an assignment in a large piece of space here that is not necessary and desirable for multifamily unit building. i think the building is slightly oversized. and i think we should be asking that the building is more property sized residential units for what is in the area. there are some strange things suggested. a two-unit residential building does not need a fire escape. when you look at the rear of the building, there is a dash line of two bay windows. and in the middle of the bay windows, is a ladder, which is identified as a fire escape. this type of residential has residential sprinkling and the fire department does not allow ladders like this anyway, nor is there a fire escape required. so this thing has a lot of questions and perhaps those things should be revisited in order to bring a project forward that has

are opening... yet here you have the united states imposing tariffs. food, we are sending lemons, we are sending grain, pork, we are sending different things to the united states. we have our discussion concerning bio diesel. that is all. president mauricio macri, before assuming the presidentship, was mayor of buenos aires, and also a former business associate of donald trump. does that present a conflict of interest, between him and his ties with donald trump? many years ago they thought about building something together in new york. it did not happen at all. is that all? i can tell you what the report say. there are reports in the press that when president macri phoned donald trump to congratulate him on becoming president, donald trump's daughter ivanka was also on the phone, though she did not have security clearance, number one. and donald trump asked president macri to approve construction of a $100 million trump tower in buenos aires. i think that that is very far—fetched from the press you are reading. so that is not true. both leaders denied

we are not safe by people going into the shadows. this is the united states of america. why would we want people to try to hide from us? that's not the country we are a bit we don't create fear in the hearts of law-abiding citizens. these are law-abiding citizens. they have sisters and brothers who are u.s. citizens. they have other family members who, some are tps, some are dreamers, some are u.s. citizens. we don't tell families that we're going to tear them apart. that's not what america believes in. these are all individuals who have gone through security checks. these are people who have been law-abiding, comply with all laws, working, serving our military, building this country. so, mr. president, i know that the first order of business, and to support this come is to make sure that the dreamers are protected. and i strongly support that and would vote for a bill on the floor right now tonight that's been introduced by some of our colleagues that protects the dreamers come in and of itself if nothing else connects us to. shouldn't be controversial. but it also just

in the united sts president, you have a lifetime of experience in. the leadership you are showing on infrastructure in the united states is being admired around the world. australian experience is there to help, as you know, as is already operating here. intensify our to cooperation on digital trade. and myde -- your side trade minister have made significant progress in that regard. lucy met general dunford at arlington national cemetery. we honored america's war dead. we honored and australian hermione who died -- airman who died in new guinea who was buried at arlington also. we were reminded that all of the of thosewe enjoy, all freedoms had to be secured generation after generation by courageous men and women defending freedom's cause. our freedoms have dependent onthem. americans know, as australians know, we have no better ally. we are mates. 100 years of mateship. we are working together to address the greatest threat to our region right now, north korea's illegal nuclear weapons program. want to commend the sanctions announced today. commend the sanctions announced

>> our history with gun control and regulation is very different to the united dates. you are right -- united states. you are right. there was a mass shooting and has mania in 1996, and my indecessor -- in tasmania 1996, and my predecessor undertook some very big reforms. basically, semi automatic and let alone automatic weapons are essentially not available. indeed, there are many classes. the range of firearms that are available to people that do not have a specific professional need, like people who are involved in pest control and so forth, are very, very limited. it is a completely different context, historically, legally, and so forth. we are very satisfied with our laws. we maintain them, they are there, they are well known, you have referred to them, but we do not presume to provide policy or political advice on that matter here. you have an amendment to your constitution which deals with gun ownership, you have a very, very different history. i will focus on our own political arguments and debates, and wish you wise deliberation in your own. president trump: i have to

insurgenent groups and armed forces units are not the only poachers. ocal villagers, who know the terrain, are also involved, and they are increasingly recruited by well-financed, organized criminal groups. roberts: when you kill an elephant and you sell that ivory tusksk in the bush, it's only going to be maybe $25 or $10100. there might be a 500% markup by the time it gets to the consolidating point for export, and then a 4,000% markup by the time it t reaches the markrketp. hutson: : it's the middlemen n d the people on the other end, on the demand side, who really are becocoming rich off of this. vira: you know, even though the poaching might happen at sort of the bush level in a very gritty way, very quickly you start moving up the chain to find very signinificant, powerful, and wealthy people controlling the trade. peters: so you don't see animals kikilled on spec. there's always a buyer in place and the financing in place for it. and we see v very, very littlele opportunistic killing of aninimals. narrator: the lure of high profits, easy money wi

ago so countries that do not have an opportunity to go to the united states for legal immigration have a chance. but thesefr immigrants are limited in number to go through the background checks and biometric investigations all of the investigations and interviewsxp to make sure we do everything humanly possible to callout those any danger to the united states. they should face the same scrutiny many are rejected they cannot make the case for what they have done now the president wants to eliminate that diversity visa program those for living in sub-saharan african countries about 12 or 15000 come to the united states each year so by limiting this program it will deny a chance to apply for this opportunity in the past support the president's proposals to eliminate the diversity lottery but when we made that offer five years ago as part of comprehensive immigration reform to make sense out of the senseless immigration laws. the senate to lead a comprehensive immigration reform bill with months of negotiations with the house of representatives refused to even consider the bill. now we are being asked to accept the proposal w

in the english premier league, manchester united are now 16 points behind leaders and rivals, manchesterer a 1—0 defeat at newcastle on sunday. matt richie's first goal of the season in the second half gave rafael benitez‘s team the win, and a first at home since october which also lifted them out of the bottom three and up to 13th in the table. united bossjose mourinho has still never won at st james's park. my verdict is that we could be here ten hours and we would not score a goal, but i also want to say because i think it is fair to say, that newcastle played with their lives and defended with their lives, clean sheet. i think clearly they were trying to the point and a point would be a good result for us in the relegation fight. they got us in a defensive mistake and they scored and in that moment, theyjust think about giving our lives and we are going to defend with everything.- be fair, we've had a lot of games that were doing well and we did have luck today, playing a good team, doing everything. we were indeed lucky in the end because they were attacking and we had to defend wit

city's neighbours united are back up to second in the premier league after coming from behind to beat. a spectacular end to the winter olympics as britain celebrates a record medal haul at the games in pyongchang. ben stokes returns for england but can't stop new zealand's victory in a thrilling climax to the latest one day international. manchester city have claimed their first trophy under manager pep guardiola after comfortably beating arsenal 3—0 in the final of the carabao cup. it remains the only domestic competition arsenal boss arsene wenger has never won. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is live for us at wembley. arsene wenger had said before the match that this was arsenal's chance to prove they were run sliti's level, and at times it appeared it we re level, and at times it appeared it were not even on the same pitch far less the same league. fans were streaming for the exits next to us with about 20 minutes to go, such was the lacklustre effort. as you said, this does remain the only trophy a loserfor arsene said, this does remain the only trophy a loser for arsene

young woman with pregnancy and in the unit will care and the other other district these units are working functioning very well because the twenty four hours a midwife midwife the services are available and this i mean this is just simple simple simple comparison you can see and the difference what happened so this is this is the point if the government emphasize and and you have the priority to provide the basic health care the things will change but in other countries most of the other budgets they are spending in buying of very very expensive equipment robotic system m.r.i. and big buildings and these buildings and these machines are good for the in name plate but that these are not good for the patient patient needs basic and emergency obstacle care bisignani it will care when you need basic health you need a center a hospital this kind of thing and we can see the difference in scene as far as b.p.h. eye is concerned and that is the very good model which should be a doctor in the whole country then there is a there is a chance that we can improve election next five or six years dr cir

we are united for our vision for the country. we are offering a better deal for the united states america. better wages, better jobs, and a better future for all workers. at our issues conference, we are going to continue to refine our plans for 2018 and beyond. i am looking forward to productive meetings with our caucus of the next day and a half. we have experts lined up to give us additional information. i believe coming out of this issues conference, we will be a better, stronger caucus, and we will have a plan that america truly needs and deserves. with that, i will turn my microphone to the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee from the state of new mexico. >> first off, to chairman crowley, thank you for organizing this important issues conference. to the great work congresswoman linda sanchez has been doing as our vice chair as well. our colleagues are getting together to have a conversation, and under the unity of our retreat, united for a better tomorrow. looking at all those that are here today, to

the suspect background checks, as you mentioned, but many units are protesting against the possessionf guns. sarah: carolina, this is one of many things that the students have plans. w -- planned. we have to talk about the students because they are active, articulate, and engaged. what do they have plans? does this feel -- planned? does a feeling a turning point in american policy on guns because of these units -- students? carolina: the organizers of this big movement, also called the march for our lives, are planning a nation wide march for the 24th of march. on the 14th of march, one month after the school shooting in florida, there's calling -- they are calling for students, teachers, and administrators to to partake -- to partake in a school walkout. they're asking for participants to walk walkout for 17 minutes at 10:00 a.m. to protest congress in action to do more than tweet thoughts and prayers in response to the gun violence in schools. tomorrow, president trump is planning told a meeting with high school students at the white house. we do not know much more yet about this me

780,000 young people had signed up for president obama's daca program and all across the united states these are people, young people, brought to the united states by their parents in a very early age and they were going to be given a chance to stay here two years at a time and not be deported and able to legally work. who are these young people? 91% of them are currently in school or working and we know as well 20000 of them have graduated from college and are teaching inls our schools, great schools, high schools and we know that 900 of them even though they are undocumented volunteered to serve in the united states military and are currently in uniform willing to risk their lives for this country that has not accepted them as citizens. the list goes on and there are premed students and in first responder'r status and they're doing extraordinary things but president trump announced last september 5th that allow them to stay in the united states was coming to an end when -- in three weeks. march 5, this year. what happened if congress fails to do anything for march 5th. if we fail to do anythin

. >> more than 20 rescue units are trying to free a boy scout trapped in a cave in lancaster county. stuck since about 5:30 this afternoon. we are told he is conscious and alert and the rescue effort continues 200 feet inside that cave. it could be a lengthy operation, we are told. the latest coming up on 6abc. >> to the delaware valley marijuana dispensary opened today. pennsylvania only allows processed marijuana products including oils, topical creams and liquids. patients must have a prescription from an approved doctor for one of 17 medical conditions. >> we are learning more tonight about the suspect in a deadly school shooting in florida and the long list of red flags missed about his behavior. the department of children services says nikolaus cruz cut himself several years ago and shared video of his wounds on snap chat. he had adhd and was prescribed medication he stopped taking. >> in downtown fort lauderdale, parents, students and teachers demanded action for gun laws. they say they won't let up until their demands are met. >> all our government and president can do is send

are. as our entire nation grieves the loss of 17 precious lives and all of the horribly injured, the united states and australia are honoring 100 years of mateship, a term you use very beautifully, mr. prime minister. a century has passed since americans and brave australians fought together in world war i. our partnership has thrived as a bulwark of freedom, security, and democracy. last spring, the prime minister and i celebrated the 100 year milestone during an extraordinary evening on the uss intrepid. some of my friends who are in the room today -- hello folks. stand up, greg, stand up, anthony. where is anthony? that was a great evening. thank you. i am pleased to announce we will name combat ship 30 the uss canberra in honor of australian crews who lost lives serving along the u.s. navy in world war ii. i know the uss canberra will be a worthy successor to both her worthy namesake and her american predecessor, the former navy baltimore class. as she sails the open sea, the new uss canberra will symbolize to all who cross her path the enduring friendship between the united states and

the specialist units are improving a country where so many babies are born, too many are still dying. reporter: this is agnes. being born in malawi means she has a much better chance of survival. newborn deaths nearly halved in 16 years. simple changes have helped, like discouraging women from giving birth at home. th>> the difference is huge. here you are supported because at home, you could bd.losing bl but here if you are losing blood, they give you an injection, and if there are any leother pr, the doctor will help. reporter: premature babies are especially at risk. here, doctors are teaching mothers the kangaroo method, which gives the esderweight baarm using body heat. child marriage and resulting pregnancies are a particular problem and can lead to early birth. 82% of malawns live in rural areas, which means if you're going to have your baby in a .inic, you have got to wa but the bigger picture is things have got better. unicef says it is because malawi has been open to new ideas. other developing countries may want to follow that path to give ance ins a better life. jane: that

individuals that were named all of those people are actually in russia none of these people are in the united states these are not russian nationals living in the usa but rather russians in russia now they have not tried to contact the individuals who've been indicted but they say they will follow the normal extradition procedures in dealing with them but it's essentially alleged that they gauged in what they're calling information warfare against the united states trying to influence the elections on social media maybe some fraudulent bank transactions other things that are that are listed however we've heard testimony in the u.s. congress about these allegations about troll farms and bots and such and we've heard that the impact of these accounts might not be exactly what it's purported to be this is some of the actual testimony we've heard in the u.s. congress. they found portals into our society russia has harnessed the tremendous and quite frankly to me frightening power of social media their goal is to divide us and discredit their democracy they are using our own social networks our fr

there are researchers based in the united states. they are pouring money into u.s. firms, but unlike a traditional hedge that are not just expecting a 10x return bigger expecting leading i.t. there's a lot of work that is being done here that is going directly back to the chinese government. there was no way for me to build a scenario out for the next 20 years at the moment that has an optimistic framing. china, you have probably heard that data is in the next oil. the reason for that is because it is our data that his mind and refined and productized that makes this system work. if that's the case, and i should have mentioned, sorry, amazon, that should've been the first thing out of my mouth. if that's the case in the united states, jeff bezos is our new john rockefeller. but not nearly as powerful as what we are seeing him out of china. the united states lacks, so ai is the next era of computing from which there are many spokes, which includes things like biotechnologies. those two things go together. automation in our transportation technologies, all of these di

united states is very concerned. but at the same time it also said it is not part of their implements as it were. they are not really in a position to convene. because they disagree with that view and they feel the united states should he doing much more to end its campaign and the united states on the one hand expresses concern has not said stop. there are kerger's anxieties about the commitment of the united states to their security. as for you know the united states saying well secretary tillerson said recently they are going to be staying on for a number of reasons and my colleagues just ran through some of them. i think saying that but not matching that with any real action and specifically what we just countered a rainy and influence of course again raises questions. that puts them in a very difficult position because by presenting them as allies in its i ran against the regime without permitting the resources for doing any of that really makes them extremely vulnerable. in fact we are not just talking anymore about turkish and u.s. conflict of interest here but increasingly the americans sort of i