ground floor commercial unit that's with the polk street use. >> that's all a clarification. >> did you know the unit was illegal when rented. >> as we've state the illegal unit was was already installed. >> when your tenant was aware of the lease why wasn't it mentioned to the taken place possible street unit has been renovated and something the tenant agrees the unit is in perfect condition. >> there's true but there's nothing where the owner represented to the tenant tights quote/unquote a legal unit. >> if he was aware why did he rent the property. >> i'm awarethanasia that's an obligation of the landlord as the mayor's office has recognized there are tens of thousands of illegal unit throughout the city and i'm not aware of any instance or provision of an ordinance that says if it's an illegal unit the landlord must inform the tenant of that and okay. thank you. >> mr. duffey. >> good evening, commissioners joel duffey dbi. first of all, i'd like to wish commissioner hwang all the best in her future it's been a pleasure knowing you at the board and you've been thorough in my opi

is the intent to exercise our rights under the administration code 379810 which allows us to permanently rove a unit from the house use as well as we have the good faith intent and comply with the statutory provision of money help. whether or not a stove is pulled out pursuant to a plumbing permit and the building that unit is reconfigured to a planning permit or either way the landlord has to have the unit empty the removal of that unit renders it unhabitualable. so i guess my final point is whichever procedure it determined the actual intent of my client is to remove that unit from housing use >> question why now. >> what triggered it. >> i pointed out this in my brief there have been several complaints made by lack of use in the building there are in that specific unit. my client was tried to he'd that and been unsuccessful and, in fact, the last notification from any folks were from pg&e when they established the unit at the request of the tenant and certified it didn't meet their standards. my client because of the configuration of the building being one legal residential unit above the commerc

the units only 20 percent have 3 bedroom unit we're not providing the multiple units for children and they're getting by using both units that's not a family home and trying to use the other bedroom as a bedroom at the time not really the way you want to live. and realistically i'm not going to try to suggest what the project sponsors are going to do comba but if not allowed to have the merger they'll continue to use both unit this is not going to be affordable rentals if one is ever sold one b will buy is and sell the two units above what the sellers were able to make because one of the premiums is single units that are vacant and you know people will buy them single people that can only use a single-space but not a two family homes their good small this was originally a two family home breakdown in 189572 into two units they satisfy the first two its owner occupied nobody it being displace placed and intended for fore owner occupied and staff is correct they're adding now up to 3 bedrooms somehow they had it wrong and the density in the area tlarts there's a variety but single families was stated 25 percent

there are a lot of things that unite us that revolve around solving the problems. that's what i'm going to do, move the problems forward in a way that unites us and solves problems for hard working taxpayers. >> let's do a lightning round, quick questions and answers about some of the issues you're going to have to deal with in the house before the november midterms. the government runs out of money on october 1st. will you support a continuing resolution to keep funding and keep the government going at current levels or are you willing in an effort to cut spending to risk another government shutdown? >> we're going to keep the government running at current levels. in fact, we have passed a majority of the spending bills out of the house already. not one has been taken up by the senate. shouldn't the senate be able to agree on the bill to fund the troops? that's a bill that got over 100 democrats when it passed out of the house. >> but no government shutdown? >> no. >> i'm enacting the lightning round rules on you. you called for passing a conservative health care

obligation that a portion of the fund be delivered and a portion by december 2017 the fund being united used at alice griffith in 5 phases. here's the site map of the affordable care act development that included refurbishment thought that 2 hundred plus affordable a units the first 3 large blocks with the 2 first phases outlines in blue 33 in order to allow alice griffith tenants to have roenls to the existing homes the first phases will be constructed open vacant land opposite the vacant unit this is owned by the state parks in compliance with a transfer agreement the state parks will transfer that to ocii and the land will be transferred to the housing authority so all the new affordable development will be built on housing authority land once the units are built the land will be transferred to lenore and inclusionary housing. the staff along with with the housing authority are working on a master agreement and we anticipate bringing that to you this september. here's a description of the types of unit and incomes to be served the 5 hundred and 4 affordable units and the replacement unit

and those are the principles that unite us as a party and we have to continue to have unite us as a party. whatever differences we may have inside our own party, whatever good arguments we have, they are small compared to the differences we have with the other side. remember back to four years ago and how much different iowa feels today than it felt four years ago. so you've sat here through a lot of speeches and a top ten list. i'm not going to wear you out tonight. but i want to say one more thing to you and leave you with something to think about. here in this room all these folks, all of you are people who are already on the team. you wouldn't be here tonight if you weren't on the team. you wouldn't be here if you weren't willing to stand up for the people on our republican ticket in iowa and do a great job for them. some people would say what i am doing tonight by exhorting you is preaching to the choir. i talked about this, i'm married to a woman who is number nine of 10 children. she has six older brothers and two older sisters and a younger sister. small irish catholic family from

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joining us here in jerusalem is the former israeli ambassador to the united states. also joining us on the phone is michael goldfar, the former faa chief of staff. mr. ambassador, first to you, you spent several years in washington. you know the faa doesn't make these kinds of decision easily. are they doing the right thing, erring on the side of caution? >> well, the short answer is no. not being disrespectful to the faa, but i think this is the wrong dealing with the situation. first of all, el al, which is known for its high standards of security, is flying in and out. i think air canada is still flying. so from the perspective of danger, there is no danger whatsoever. we've been receiving all these rockets for almost 30 days now. it's not the situation of the malaysian airline which was hit directly by a specific missile that was supplied by the russians, to the russian separatists. they cannot hurt our airlines. so this is the first thing. and safety of course is above everything. and safety has not been compromised whatsoever. >> let me ask michael goldfar about

. >> it is one more reason for us to do unite -- us to unite in these difficult times. we pray for the repose of his soul and ask god for strength to tackle the nap -- the challenges our nation faces. >> regaining control of slovyansk is a key victory for government forces, but they paid a heavy toll. more than 200 soldiers have died in military operations in the past three months. the fighting has also claimed the lives of hundreds of separatists and civilians. >> well, for the latest on this developing story, let's cross over to our markets -- our m arcus ware. he joins us from the ukrainian capital, kiev. do we know what the situation is like in slovyansk? >> according to latest reports, we have eyewitnesses reporting the situation is quite calm. we had heard it earlier in your report that ukrainian troops hoisted the ukrainian flag over the city center in slovyansk. the rebels really pulled back to the eastern ukrainian city of donetsk. earlier this day, ukrainian prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk called for authorities to restore infrastructure in slovyansk so that

there was a a full disclosure on the projects that excludes the ambulances for its reuse it used to be two units in the past and i would have liked to see a schematic plan seeing the full use of four units contributes towards providing housing of some sort of even if it's affordable or midrange but no discussion about that whatsoever there's been a last minute correction on the site plan the site show it in one direction in the render plans by architect it slipped over slightly over the property line it could be a mistake, however, i would have expected since our other explanation are well proposed that you could explain to us in essential the fourth unit with respect to the full residential units. so my question is that a lack of disclosure has it been done before how could that be potentially the building is an old building it shows dry rot i'm only asking could that ultimately lead to some kind of demolition last night with whoeg whole other procedural difficulty we don't have the ability to deal with. >> first, the excision can request whatever information so what you've been provided, of co

the project provides 70 residential units are mostly multiple use unit the new shadow cast is minor and only has pa 2 point zero shadow and this is not to be adverse to franklin square at current rates 9 hundred and 66 thousands of impact fees and last the project is balanced with the policy and general plan. lastly since the publication of the case report the staff has letters that are submittal to you that concludes my presentation. and i'm available for questions. thank you >> thank you project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is kim diamond i'm the developer an opportunity to speak here today, we're very happy to be here and appreciate all the hard work you and the staff has dedicated to our development on katrero it's a local developer and builder we have code compliant projects. for the past two years we've been actively reaching it out the neighborhood and talking to our merchant neighbors and walking the streets to hear people questions or comments. we'll have numerous community meetings resulting in neighborhoods support including over 25 letters of support and

areas and want the things we pride ourselves on as governors is that we try to focus on issues that unite us rather than divide us. and at a time in our nation when many of our citizens are concerned about the gridlock in the partisanship on various issues, especially in washington, d.c., we find the national governors association is working very hard to find common ground to unite us and help move these issues alone. you'll find that the governors are making things happen across our state. i think it's a very positive movement on numerous issues that we work on. we are very proud of that. governors are still looking for certainty and long-term solutions to fund our aging infrastructure, our transportation system, infrastructure systems and our nation. governors have called upon congress to negotiate a path forward on the reauthorization of the national transportation, national surface transportation system which will enhance our economic growth, certainly our jobs and our competitiveness in the international economy. governors continue to urge congress to complete the long overdue reauthori

entranced the king with his great visions of the united states not only giving britain a post-war transitional loan but he said that would be an abbomb nation for us to accept a loan from the united states. they should reimburse us for entering the war early and fought for their cause. you can imagine how this was received in washington. robins always understood that keynes would get caught up in his own rhetoric and his on concern for his legacy. i don't think robins would have done that. robins thought highly of himself and his economics but he had no intentions of overthrowing, as you know classical economics but i think robins, certainly a career diplomat would have taken much more seriously the possibility of ensuring private loans. they had a sympathetic year in the united states. the canadians were lending britain money and probably would have continued to do that but keynes dismissed those initiatives. there were people at treasury, i don't know if you recall, who was scathing about persisting with this grand design when it was clear it would never work out in britain's interest and there were alternatives available. >> one of harry dexter

it's up to delta, united and us airways when to resume their flights. we want to get to martin savidge in tel-aviv. you had sirenses and explosions in the air from the iron dome trying to shoot down rockets. tell us what's happening now and whether you are seeing more activity today in terms of take offs and landings than you did yesterday. >> reporter: christine, for the second time, actually in a half hour, more detonations of what appears to be israel's iron dome. to give you an idea of how that sounds, any american listening to fireworks in the air, a loud bang, that is what it sounds like when one of these missiles goes up and makes an intercept. that means it sounded like four of those going off over the span of a half hour. the last ones were sounding more distant. still, you could hear them if you were standing here at the airport. the other ones that came at the top of the hour sounded much closer to the vicinity. the latest ones were not prompted by siren, that means it's further away. take a look at the airport now. that tells the story. we a

the units only 20 percent have 3 bedroom unit we're not providing the multiple units for children and they're getting by using both units that's not a family home and trying to use the other bedroom as a bedroom at the time not really the way you want to live. and realistically i'm not going to try to suggest what the project sponsors are going to do comba but if not allowed to have the merger they'll continue to use both unit this is not going to be affordable rentals if one is ever sold one b will buy is and sell the

government what is actually at stake is the possibility for us nonresident for people and even to the united states to use the u.s. dollar is a problem it is a risk this threat to be fine all too common in. the u.s. to wriggle asian then everybody will be at risk if it uses the u.s. dollar for any transactions or world. assize offers financial institutions little protection from the u.s. commerce bank a second largest bank in germany is also facing possible fines for allegedly ignoring sanctions put in place by washington the very minimum penalty would be half a billion dollars america's dominance of global markets is underwritten by the dollar being the most treated currency but countries around the world are making steps to move away from the green bank a euro zone for example has its own powerful tool euro which is shared by more than what around three hundred twenty five million people last year the u.n. signed a massive currency swap agreement with china allowing the dollar to be excluded from future deals on monday brics countries said they would form bank with up to one hundred billio

instead, this white house seems to be doing it's best to divide americans, rather than unite us. but we are still the united states of america. we americans are once again proving how strong and stub bbo the american dream can be. we're stborn in the states of leadership that would have us be otherwise. >>> the people's house versus barack obama. speaker boehner moves forward to sue the president. congressman mike kelly on the i'm pending lawsuit and the fight for the constitution. >>> they say they will suspend attacks for five hours tomorrow. they call it a humanitarian gesture but a senior israeli official says the likely hood of a ground invasion of the gaza strip is very high. more than 200 people have been killed in gaza during the nine-day conflict. more than 1200 hamas rockets and mortars fired into israel. syrian president bashar al-assad today sworn in for a third, switch-year term. it was more than three years ago president obama said asad must go. in washington, speaker boehner taking the next step in his lawsuit against the president over executive over reach. a grou

the night before senator-elect barack obama brought down the house by talking about what unites us asicans. >> it is that fundamental belief i am my brother's keeper. i am my sister's keeper, that makes this country work. [ applause ] it's what allows us to pursue our individual dreams and still come together as one american family. there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] there is not a black america and a white america and latino america and asian america. there is the united states of america. >> it's a speech that still resonates today. because americans want leaders that will put politics aside for a larger purpose. it's possible. even from republicans. we have seen a republican mayor adam o'neal, walk all the way from north carolina to washington to protest the gop's failure to expand medicaid. and we have seen gop senator rand paul bucking his party to push for criminal justice reform. that same senator obama became president and convinced newt gingrich and i to go on the road together around educa

instead, this white house seems to be doing it's best to divide americans, rather than unite us. but we are still the united states of america. we americans are once again proving how strong and stub bbo the american dream can be. we're stborn in the states of leadership that would have us be otherwise. >>> the people's house versus barack obama. speaker boehner moves forward to sue the president. congressman mike kelly on the i'm pending lawsuit and the fight for the constitution. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov >>> they say they will suspend attacks for five hours tomorrow. they call it a humanitarian gesture but a

the other carriers are us airways and united. united and us airways delta. looks like even though the faa hasn't told them to go ahead and suspend or cancel all flights, it looks like they're all going to go ahead out of an abundance of caution. they didn't want to take any chances. i suspect in part because of what happened over ukraine with the malaysian airline flight 17 the other day. they just want to be on the safe side of rockets or so. coming closing to ben guerin airport, they don't want to be in the position of coming in from the mediterranean and landing right now. there is a statement from israel about all of this. a spokesman for the israel airport authority. just gave a statement to cnn. there is -- this is the statement. i'll be precise, anderson. there's no decision on behalf of the u.s. government about flights to israel. that's referring to the faa. the faa's considering recommending that u.s. carriers stop flying. but they haven't made a formal decision, i'm told, yet. this statement from delta and u.s. air, which decided unilaterally to c

equipped to build basis but isn't that a major difference between now and then because the united states used to view the u.s.s.r. as an equal partner but to the current decision makers in washington russia is not an. equal partner it's just a region no probably even marginal power isn't it no i don't think american policymakers see russia as a marginal power certainly and i think it's seen more as a regional power after all it has nuclear weapons it has a veto at the u.n. the u.n. security council and in terms of areas of cooperation maybe we should end our discussion with a description of areas where the two countries could cooperate number one on iran the deadline is coming up on on on on july twentieth russia and the u.s. cooperating could be very helpful there in the case of iraq as i mentioned both the united states and russia pressuring mr maliki to genuinely share palko could also has been clear has been the there could be very happy working on the. ending of the syrian chemical weapons program which was also quite successful not many people believe that something like this could have

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united states today. how do we determine when to use force and why do so many of our friends wonder if we can be trusted. w, the united states can't solve all the problems in the world. but there's not a problem that we face that can be solved without the united states. and i think the acceptance of that!:99z is universal, although chafing and questioning about it is also universal. >> rose: if those questions are being raised someone in the united states has to address them. >> that's right. >> rose: and hear them. >> a hundred percent right. i think, and this is not about this particular time but i think that really since the collapse of the soviet union and the end of the bi-polar world, we have lost our ability to communicate as clearly as i would like(pañ o do about our narrative, about our values, about what we stand for and the context that we have operated in across the last hundred years. when i was in germany on my book tour just a week or so ago, i was on a live tv show and they said here is a recent survey about german attitudes towards the united states, what do you like what do you don't lik

and those are the principles that unite us as a party and we have to continue to have unite us as a party. whatever differences we may have inside our own party, whatever good arguments we have, threr small compared to the differences we have with the other side. remember back to four years ago and housm different iowa feels today than it felt four years ago. so you've sat here through a lot of speeches and a top ten list. i'm not going to wear you out tonight. but i want to say one more thing to you and leave you with something to think about. here in this room all these folks, all of you are people who are already on the team. you wouldn't be here tonight if you weren't on the team. you wouldn't be here if you weren't willing to stand up for the people on our republican ticket in iowa and do a great job for them. some people would say what i am doing tonight by exhorting you is preaching to the chire. i talked about this, i'm married to a woman who is number nine of 10 children. she has six older brothers and wo older sisters and a younger sister. small irish catholic family from the no

those are the principles that unite us as a party and we have to continue to have unite us as a party. because believe me, whatever differences we may have once in a while inside our own party, they're very small. compared to the differences that we have with the other side. just remember, back to four years ago with governor colver sitting in the capital, how much different iowa feels today than it felt four years ago. so you've sat here through a lot of speeches. and a top ten list. i'm not going to wear you out tonight. i want to say one more thing to leave you with something to think about. because here in this room, all these folks, all of you are people who are already on the team. you wouldn't be here tonight if you weren't on the team. you wouldn't be here tonight if you weren't willing to stand up for the people on our republican ticket here in iowa and do a great job for them. as some people would say, that what i'm doing tonight by exhorting to you is preaching to the choir. i talked about this earlier today in iowa. i'm married to a woman who is number nine of ten children

we need to also remember that these institutions at their base are fragile institutions and what unites usan what divides us. my little fourth of july plea is maybe we can take down the tenor of our attacks a little, if not just for today going forward. and realize we're the luckiest people in the world, institutions of democracy that protect our rights and fundamentally decent people who may agree or disagree with and go to washington and most try to do the right thing. so it's a good day to remember that. >> you know, i want to show a quote from your editorial this week, which is what you are referencing now, your column published thursday on 7/3. it says the fact that we have the freedom to attack our leaders and institutions without risk of being arrested or sensored does not mean anything should go in political discord. the fact that the internet allows people to say things unanimously that they would never dare say otherwise does not mean their words are not dangerous or destructive. talk to me about what prompted you to write that? >> words have power. and i see the way people use t

but the bar has historically been set much higher for canine units used in police work until now. >>al trainer, rescue dogs are given the chance to prove they're every bit as good as purebred cousins. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: police dogs working the beat across america are usually purebred from europe that cost tens of thousands of dollars. trainer brad croft says police can get the same work next to nothing, if they train the countless future canines on doggy death row and shelters here. this year he and his mostly military trained staff have rescued 60 dogs from shelters across the south. >> all they need is a chance to prove themselves. these dogs will work every bit as hard as the purebred dogs from overseas. they train them in drug detection, other work, and deliver the canines to local police department for free. >> come on, buddy. >> reporter: today, 15 dogs in their eight week class. 5-month-old sadie, a mixed breed is the star student. this is what she looked like the day animal control picked her up. >> are these guys saving dogs from being oout nieu

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instead, this white house seems to be doing its level best to divide americans rather than unite us.are still the united states of america. we americans are, once again, proving how strong and stubborn the american dream can be. we are also strong, and we are also stubborn even in the face of leaders who would have us be otherwise. we're coming right back. the crisis on his border. texas attorney general republican gubernatorial candidate on the wild claim that the border with mexico is the border with mexico is secure. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. the border with mexico is secure. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. thanks to startup ny, businesses can operate tax free for 10 years. no property tax. no business tax. and no sales tax. which means more growth for your business, and more jobs. it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov i don't have to leave my desk and ge