the 1315 waller street was constructed in 1896 by real estate developer john a. whelan and it's part of four now known as he four seasons and was his personal family home until they moved out for the first 10 years. next moving to criterion c, as france is mentions we found -- francis found this is an excellent example of the queen ann style and likely constructed by john a. whelan himself in collaboration with an unknown carpenter. it embody the popular queen ann architectural style of the time late 1880s to late 1800s and a symmetrical facade, angled bay windows, richly ore -- ornamented facade and the differentive snowflake centerpiece create visual landmark. we identified the period 1806 to 1906. this signifies the completion of the house when the original owner and builder whelan moved out of the house and marks the transition period in the haight-ashbury neighborhood with development shifting towards commercial projects. and despite some alterations to the rear facade and front steps we found this building retains all aspects of integrity. to summarize our

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chris waller is going to sail through this. a pretty well respected economist, something of a maverick. but his views have proved to be quite prescient. he was against raising interest rates quite a while ago, said they should not worry about it. that has proved largely correct. he has been, unorthodox, but he has backed that up with research and arguments. judy shelton come on the other a fight on our hands, or the administration may have a fight on their hands in the senate. mitt romney from utah has already said that he has concerns about her nomination. we are not really sure yet how it may turn out. caroline: a reminder, she is pretty unorthodox, pretty controversial. chris: she is highly -- caroline: we have some technological issues with chris. can you hear me? we will have to discuss a little bit later. he was going on to really discuss how shelton perhaps -- previously a supporter in return to the gold standard, and now many are worrying about her independence from the trump administration if she were to join the feder

shelton was approved on a party line 13-12 vote, while waller's vote was 18-7.s name may be familiar to you. it was getting a lot of press. she's come under fire for her support of the gold standard and also around questions regarding fed political independence. so, that's one of the many developments we've been watching in washington over the last days. >> let's talk walmart for one moment while i have you. they're straying from their door-busting traditions this year, and they will not be opening for thanksgiving, as they normally are. what more do you have on this? >> that's right. usually, walmart opens its doors on thanksgiving day ahead of its black friday sales, but not this year. walmart says that they will close all stores on thanksgiving. and in a message to employees, the ceo said, "we know this has been a trying year, and our associates have stepped up. we hope they will enjoy a special thanksgiving day at home with their loved ones." it also announced that it would pay out a third round of bonuses to employees in august. >> wow. >> it will provide a

john well not going to be a bad day closer to the coast waller inland areas looking at quite the warm up today, james clear at the coast right now as the golden gate bridge you can see all the way across to definitely no fog on it currently, although there will be a push of fog later this morning around 06:00am to 07:00am on the peninsula itself. skies will be clear and dry today and that's the way we're going to stay as this ridge of high pressure builds up making things increasingly hot in the days to come across the bay area. today will be one of our breezier ones towards the finishing your afternoon so although relatively calm this morning and will remain that way through early afternoon hours by the time the sun starts setting tonight, you're gonna notice winds really beginning to pick up remaining breezy, especially for the north bay through your thursday evening into early friday morning friday itself does look a lot calmer than the way we're going to finish out today. temperatures in the 60's and 70's for coastal spots definitely are most comfortable numbers. well bayside area

panel also voted in favor of christopher waller, who passed with a clear margin. go to the senate for confirmation. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more this is countries, bloomberg. francine? francine: thank you so much. let's get to our exclusive conversation. north hydro has posted an unexpected loss in the second quarter. an impairment on key production under 200adjust million dollars. norsk hydro says amanda dropped 9% during the period, but in europe, products slumps by 32%. joining us from oslo for an x elusive conversation is the chief executive officer of norsk hydro. thank you for giving us your busy day today. when you look at the markets and how much they fell, what -- when are you expecting things to get back to something that is a little bit more normal. >> well, obviously the covid-19 situation has obviously impacted our second-quarter earnings. we disclosed this morning the solution, are largest business area. with a drop in the second quarter. particularly, we hav

have conducted a prisoner swap the un recognized government of national accord and forces loyal to waller $24.00 have to exchange 8 prisoners each in misrata where the help of more to follow manic trainer reports. well wishers welcomed home for rose a little runt is one of the prisoners from misrata released by warlords forces in eastern libya. the men loyal to the internationally recognized government of national accord were jinnie. in tripoli for exchange for aid of have to prisoners. swap have been near elsewhere and is that south of the front lines with the help of tribal leaders. well the rot was taken prisoner in southern tripoli last december during have theirs failed campaign to capture the capital he was then transported to a jail in benghazi in the eastern libya. after nearly 7 months in captivity he's among his family and friends again back home in misrata well. i'm so happy it feels like i'm reborn i can't explain how happy i am i wasn't expecting to make it back home i hope all the families of prisoners from both sides can feel this kind of happiness his uncle mohammed is a p

and for stars phoebe waller—bridge... oh, god. and sian clifford. oh, god.olman, who also misses out on a nomination for royal drama, the crown. there were nominations, though, for josh o'connor‘s prince of wales... kind of earthly worship. # i can say anything faster than you.# for helena bonham carter's princess margaret, and for best drama series. glenda jackson, nominated for her first tv role in 27 years for drama elizabeth is missing, says, for women, there's still a way to go in tv and particularly theatre. contemporary dramatists don't find women interesting enough to make them the central dramatic engine. there have been changes in television and i'm sure there will be changes even more. it's just that those who still far too often sit in the decision—making chair, still have to be persuaded in a way that would never occur to them, as far as a man was concerned. the vat voting process by bafta members and specialist juries the vat voting process by bafta members and specialistjuries began shortly after bafta was the target of criticism because all t

governors in the past that are outside the mainstream and there are seven will be sevenre governors if waller shelton are confirmed. they will have a voice. tom: back to another time of a more closed american system, more static economy, to the many people that support judy shelton and that desire, that feeling of another time and place, how do you respond in this time of an open america and an open economy? she has advocated returning to the gold standard, and returning to the gold standard would result in an tremendous increase in the volatility of interest rate. the fed would have to lower interest rates regardless of what was happening in the real economy. the gold standard is not a good answer for u.s. monetary policy. jonathan: how would you be reacting to the data starting to come through in america. we saw in the high-frequency data, we got a flavor things were starting to stall. now we see it in jobless claims. they are strumming to pick up. i said it looks like the right wing of the v is starting to break. what would that mean for you as a policymaker? the recovering economic activi

example, of course new york city with rudy giuliani where you have that buildup of complete suburban waller decay in terms of the crime rate which he was able to turn around with his top attitude on crime. i guess the question, whether there are things that could be done to encourage things like school choice. the president made a big point of that in the 2016 campaign. i'd certainly like to see that and decide as we go into that election. coming u u u u u. i'm ashley strohmeyer. back to "the next revolution". >> welcome back. let's talk about the economic aspect of positive patriotism. we have some great economic news this week with the latest job report, president talking about the economy coming roaring back, earlier in the show, i was talking about boosting that with a real pledge on bringing manufacturing back home. that was part of the 2016 message of jobs in manufacturing. katrina, where you see things right now in terms of the economic argument for 2020. >> i think what were seeing now is the bounce back in only a way that could happen under a trump leadership amounts rebuilding, re

the other nominee, chris waller joined shelton for a confirmation vote. we are watching on more.heck the data 285 points from success to scandal we kick off the tops with the retailers, no more guessing as why closing retailer guest, look at the stock up 17 and three quarters of 8%, investors just found out that ceo carlos snatched up by $100,000 share group last week, investors believe when the ceo commits his own money good things must be ahead for the company. we sell see. scandal not hurting the stock of coach parent, that is a foreign half% after ceo abruptly redesigned after an outside law firm found that the former goldman sachs banker had ten years ago posed as a photographer to lure a female model into an alleged relationship. coca-cola, let's flip it over, let's see what it's doing at this hour, a bullish view of the future despite second-quarter revenue dropping 28%, coca-cola is up to and a quarter percent but that drop in revenue, that's the biggest plunge in three decades, coke is predicting it will consume more of its products as quarantines measures and ease. the

example, of course new york city with rudy giuliani where you have that buildup of complete suburban waller decay in terms of the crime rate which he was able to turn around with his top attitude on crime. i guess the question, whether there are things that could be done to encourage things like school choice. the president made a big point of that in the 2016 campaign. i'd certainly like to see that and decide as we go into that election. coming u u u u u -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [♪] >> reporter: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm ashley strohmier. the u.s. is about to mark another staggering milestone in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic. 130,000 known deaths are attributed to covid-19 in this country alone. the nation's cases approaches 3 million. massive crowds gathered at restaurants and beaches across the country. we may soon reach the point where the virus cannot be contained. nick

example, of course new york city with rudy giuliani where you have that buildup of complete suburban walleray in terms of the crime rate which he was able to turn around with his top attitude on crime. i guess the question, whether there are things that could be done to encourage things like school choice. the president made a big point of that in the 2016 campaign. i'd certainly like to see that and decide as we go into that election. coming up, more on positive patriotism after the break. don't god away. for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer. at least 19 people were put in the hospital following a building collapse near baltimore. they report 20 people had taken shelter from the storm in a detached garage when a tree fell on it. people were still trapped winhelp got there. all were rescued in less than an hour. high winds are

manufacturing center johnson & johnson knows something which is why it rallied near the end of the day after walleringi think they're in the position now. the company didn't pound its chest. management is pretty nonpromotion nonpromotional i bet the analysts give them all the promotion they need tomorrow price target boosts can save everybody. if there's a big rotation out of covid stocks, people are fleeing frantically will fall on deaf ears man, when a company raises the forecast after a great quarter and the stock goes down, that's an opportunity to pounce stick with cramer. (gentle music) - [presenter] stand up if you are..: (audience applauding) (dramatic music) i will tell you this. southern new hampshire university can change the whole trajectory of your life. in a highly capable lexus suv at the golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> coming up next is something you need to be part of cnbc's special town hall, invest in you ready, set, grow your future hosted by my friend kelly evans and yours truly feat

that on saturday and officer was stabbed in the face responding to a report of an assault near waller and clayton street. that officer had to get eight stitches. three suspects were arrested and now face a variety of charges. >>> menlo park as an interim police chief. law enforcement david spiller starts tomorrow, replacing retiring dave bertini 's last day was today. he has 30 years of experience in law enforcement. he served in san diego, mountain view and pleasanton. he was police chief at pleasanton for eight years before retiring last year. a search for a permanent police chief is now underway. >>> a new report shows almost 30 million americans are struggling to find enough food to eat. the census bureau started tracking the data in may and says that last week food insecurity levels were the far. almost 24 million peopand indic sometimes didn't have enough to eat in the previous seven days and almost 5 and half million people said that they often don't have enough to eat as the economic fallout from the coronavirus continues. advocates to the growing need for food and housing is

waller creek 8587 for concord these are places you're going to see 90's by probably on saturday likemorrow 72 for oakland 76 san leandro and jumping up to the north bay here to the cool spots well there's antioch at 90 mid-nineties expected this weekend 87 vacaville 83 for fairfield sonoma you're at 8481 santa rosa again, the pesky fog point re 6764 stenson beach as we do the 7 day. here's a little warm bump mid-nineties going on saturday sunday and then for the week ahead here we've got upper 80's to near about 90 coming our way a little bit of seasonality coming check into traffic fatality, a robin what's going they like that word may be on a traffic college us about that i put that my business card. >>all right over to the bay bridge toll plaza we're checking in on 80, it looks much much better i compared to the last hour. yes, there's a backup. no it's not bad. it's right around mid lot and it's only off and on so overall this is a good trip heading into san francisco come on and it's not that bad. >>all right over to the richmond sandra fell we had a little bit of a backup it's

he also drew suspicion when a kangaroo and to waller is were attacked and killed by a predator at the san francisco zoo. he eluded authorities in animal experts in san francisco weeks ago and then was captured after a there was much attention to it by the city and then 2 days he was on the run. in the east a little boy martinez was a victim of a hit and run crash. i just yesterday the 7 year-old is now hospitalized in stable condition but with major injuries and tonight. police are searching for the suspect to they believe might be a delivery driver kron four's phillipe djegal has that story. >>it was quick and violent one second 7 year-old owen jones is on his scooter writing down his driveway at around 4 o'clock thursday afternoon, the other home surveillance video shows him falling in the middle of vine avenue near leslie avenue in martinez just before getting hit by what the california highway patrol describes as a passing white box truck. the driver never stopped he had that split second he thought about it. >>i did something i should stop. he chose the wrong path owen's mother a

to stay closed because of the spike in covid-19 cases, the corporate rate harvey will be live in waller creek with more on that and we're also following the latest with flights as american airlines now set to join a couple of others in packing their flights to capacity, ignoring social distancing we're going to have kron four's will tran to have kron four's will tran out of sfo us... kids, bedtime! ...she was worried we wouldn't be able to keep up. course we can. what couldn't keep up was our bargain detergent. turns out it's mostly water, and that doesn't work as well on stains. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. kind of like our quiet time. [daughter: slurping] what are you doing? don't pay for water. tide is concentrated with three times the active cleaning ingredients. if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 6. >>good morning and thanks for waking up with us i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher it is july 1st as we kick off the month. let's find out what kind of weather we can expect with john trouble in t

and for stars phoebe waller—bridge... oh, god. and sian clifford. oh, god.inations, though, for josh 0'connor‘s prince of wales... kind of earthly worship. # i can say anything faster than you.# for helena bonham carter's princess margaret, and for best drama series. the voting process by bafta members and specialistjuries began shortly after bafta was the target of criticism because all the performance nominations for its film awards this year went to white actors. the tv nominations recognise many more diverse performers, including will sharpe and takehiro hira, for crime drama giri/haji. so how are you? have you got kids? no. naomi ackie, for dark drama, the end of the world. so what have you been doing? prison. and ncuti gatwa, for comedy drama, sex education. in terms of diversity, we are definitely seeing that industrywide efforts are now are starting to make a difference. we are seeing 36% of the nominees in the performance categories are people of colour but there is always work to do and we will continue to do that. progress, then, in terms of ethni

christopher waller passed with a clearer margin.ate committee for confirmation. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. anna: thank you very much. britain and the u.s. are forming a coalition to resist china, a statement from mike pompeo inised the u.k. stance london after britain banned huawei and suspended its exhibition treaty with hong kong, china's new security law. plenty to discuss with tobias ellwood, former defence minister, u.k. house of commons. a lot of topics to cover. about the you intention to form a coalition that takes on china. the u.s. and u.k. are part of this, do you think there will be others to join the mission. ? tobias: i think we have to. for so long world has helped china would mature into a global responsible citizen, it was communist in name only. herehas not been the case in they have taken advantage of the limitations of our world order to further their own power base. we turn a blind eye to their

farmer had attended little waller college intexas . and he was part of the debating team . this little school, this debating team evaded harvard and one. later, the graduate study at harvard university and became very involved with the naacp and later was one of the founders of the congress of racial equality and i guess i'm the six person. it was the six of us. then president kennedy and late june 1963. >> in july 1963 you are planning the march on washington . and you write in walking with the wind, i saw for the first time during the july 1963 trip to new york city our meeting took place at the roosevelt hotel and it provided my first real lookat the personality of roy wilkins . i can't say i liked what i saw. he had held himself back when we met with the president here among just us wilkins was really asserting himself. we met in one of the hotel's private dining rooms and from the moment wilkins entered the room, he came across to me as some sort of new yorker who thought he was smarter than the rest of the group. what was memorable about that meeting that day, much mo

regarding continuation of certain nonconforming parking lots in the mission street and supporting 1315 waller street. seeing no questions, we can move on to general public comment. at this time members may address the commission. with respect to agenda item, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. when number of speakers exceed the 15-minute limit, general public comment may be moved to the end of the agenda. let's open up the public comment line. [instructions] again, members of the public this is the opportunity to call 800 number and press 1 and 0 to enter the queue. >> caller: hi. my name is katie and i am a counselor at hoover middle school, and i'm calling in support of prop e, affordable homes for educators and families. san francisco is in a severe housing crisis right now and we're in desperate need of affordable housing. every year at my school we have about 20% from our educators and have to leave the city because they can no longer afford to ke

the senate banking committee has approved president trump nominees judy shelton and christopher wallero join the federal reserve. they now go to the full senate for a confirmation vote. and wal-mbout $428 million on a new round of bonuses for its employees working throughout the coronavirus pandemic. the company also closing stores on thanksgiving day, giving workers the day off, maria. maria: that is good, actually. jackie, thank you so much. jackie deangeles. we are in countdown mode to 2020 and the election. joe biden unveiled his $775 billion proposal to help families with child care during the coronavirus pandemic. this plan calls for rolling back tax breaks on real estate investors and the campaign says 3 million new jobs will be created as a result of this. the former vice president outlined the initiative in a news conference yesterday. he also took the opportunity to take some swipes at president trump. watch. >> this man simply doesn't understand, he can't deal with our economic crisis without serving and saving and solving the public health crisis. he's unable to explain how

and for stars phoebe waller—bridge... oh, god. and sian clifford. oh, god.olivia colman, who also misses out on a nomination for royal drama, the crown. there were nominations, though, for josh o'connor‘s prince of wales... kind of earthly worship. # i can say anything faster than you.# for helena bonham carter's princess margaret, and for best drama series. the voting process by bafta members and specialistjuries began shortly after bafta was the target of criticism because all the performance nominations for its film awards this year went to white actors. the tv nominations recognise many more diverse performers, including will sharpe and takehiro hira, for crime drama giri/haji. so how are you? have you got kids? no. naomi ackie, for dark drama, the end of the world. so what have you been doing? prison. and ncuti gatwa, for comedy drama, sex education. in terms of diversity, we are definitely seeing that industrywide efforts are now are starting to make a difference. we are seeing 36% of the nominees in the performance categories are people of colour but

jackson, idris elba and sian clifford, who beat her onscreen sister and creator of flea bag phoebe waller—bridgehere's our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. the night, hosted by richard ayoade, was a socially distanced... whoa, back it up. back it up, all right? ..heavily virtual event. there were two awards for drama chernobyl, about the 1986 nuclear accident — best mini—series and best actor forjared harris. look at that glow! that's radiation ionising the air! best actress went to glenda jackson, for elizabeth is missing, nearly 50 years after her first tv bafta. thank you very much indeed. i mean, it was a privilege to do the show, and even more of a privilege to be linked to these marvellous actresses. there should be four awards tonight. but, anyway, thank you very much indeed. sian clifford beat her fleabag co—star phoebe waller—bridge to the award for best female comedy performance. oh, god... perhaps it was inevitable that the most watched programme of 2019, gavin and stacey, won the must—see moment award, voted for by the public. will you marry me? what? the awards come almost