i commissioner warren. yes. and commission president matsuda? yes. so move commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. for two zero. okay. commissioners that will place us under your regular calendar for item six, seven and eight case numbers 2023 hyphen 003984 mls 2023 hyphen 003779 mls and 2023 hyphen 003555 mls for the properties at 988 market street 2020 209 webster street and 148 through 152 fillmore street respective. these are for your consideration to adopt resolutions recommending to the board of supervisors approval of mills act applications. good afternoon, commissioner shannon ferguson, planning department staff. if i could have the overhead please. the items before you today are three mills act historical property contracts. the mills act legislation authorizes local government to enter into contracts with private owners of qualified historic properties. this agreement provides property tax reduction to the owners, who can then allocate the savings towards appropriate rehabilitation restoration and maintenance plans. and the departmen

warren, i hope you can answer this question. first a comment. i was always suspicious of kevin mccarthy because he was an acolyte of paul ryan. paul ryan was totally against president trump building the wall on the southern border. that being as it is, the question that i have is matt gaetz and the eight other republicans, their contention was that kevin mccarthy was dragging his feet on getting these appropriation bills passed. he promised in january he would go back to regular order and that all these appropriation bills would have been passed. come the summertime instead of staying there and getting these bills passed, he allowed congress to go on recess. matt gaetz''s contention is kevin mccarthy because of money come interesting big donors. he was dragging his feet intentionally so that they would have to eventually go to an omnibus bill in the end and -- there is $8 billion of earmarks in this legislation that they want to pass in this budget. the thing is we understand that this budget will be dead on arrival when it gets to the senate. b

— specifically, which war rooms, israel's warren? of course, and hamas. israel's warren?n? of course, and hamas. on both sides can you i hamas. on both sides can you know. whoever makes these decisions, if it is to use children as bargaining chips, what to do all sorts of horrible things with children inside this conflict, it's horrible. so all these people making all these decisions come on both sides, you know, i'm talking about both sides, they should look into my kids's eyes, and think very well what they are doing. but you know, i'm not a military strategist, i'm not a military strategist, i know nothing about diplomacy, you know, i'm a farmer, now a study nursing, you know? in nursing in israel, there is about i would say it may be 50% arabs studying nursing, you know, practising nursing, muslims, so when it comes to healing, we know we are all the same, you know, we healjews and we heal muslims. but when it comes to killing, we are just so different. that doesn't make any sense, does it? i know when it comes to children, we are all the same, so it still doesn't mak

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative, barrasso, blackburn, coons, daines, fetterman, fisher, gillibrand, hassan, heinrich, hide smith, manchin, markey, mcconnell, ossoff, paul, rosen, shaheen, tester, welch, wicker. no senator voted in the negative. mr. braun, aye. mr. scott of florida, aye. mr. rubio, aye. mr. casey, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. mr. murphy, aye. mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. tillis, aye. mr. rounds, aye. mr. van hollen, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. ms. klobuchar, aye. the clerk: mr. hickenlooper, aye. mr. crapo, aye. mr. cassidy, aye. mr. marshall, aye. mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: ms. stabenow, aye. the clerk: mr. kelly, aye. mr. wyden, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. the clerk: mr. cramer, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, aye. the clerk: mr. lummis, aye. mr. cornyn, aye. ms. lummis, aye. the clerk: mr. brown, aye. the clerk: ms. duckworth, aye. mr. hagerty, aye. the clerk: mr. ricketts, aye. the clerk: m

warren: thank you, mr. president. ms. warren: mr. president, i rise today to recognize an extraordinary public servant who is leaving my office for a new role. john donnenberg has been one of my most trusted senior advisors since 2011 when i first ran for the united states senate. mr. president after his stint advising me on policy, i asked john to be serve as my first legislative director in my senate office. john was my l.d. for six years, then senior policy for war and for president. for the last four years he has served as my chief of staff. after nearly a dozen years of working together, i have come to know john pretty well, so i can say with some authority that he is one of the best policy nerds and sharpest minds on economic policy in the business. when i arrived in the senate, i knew more than pretty much anybody else in the world about a very specific slice of commercial law. i also spent a lot of time thinking about how middle-class families were getting crushed by an economy that didn't work for them and thinking through h

commissioner warren. yes. and commission president matsuda yes.so move commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to 0. and unfortunately we are put into the situation where we have lost a quorum for this matter and cannot actually continue a hearing on this even to continue the matter. okay so there is the opportunity that because of our a sixth commissioner may be sat on november 1st. there is the potential of a postpone, but otherwise the item will move forward without a recommendation from the historic preservation commission. are there. is there a suggestion by the commission secretary about what we. there's really nothing we can do, unfortunately, because we have two recusals. we've lost a quorum. so at the very most we could move on. we could postpone it until. well, i mean, it's going to be postponed. no matter what. yeah, it's a matter of whether or not there's enough time to for it to be heard by the historic preservation commission before the 90 day deadline is met. so at this point, there's really nothing we can do except for movi

in fact his friend warren buffett was asked about the same thing because warren buffett's company, berkshire hathaway, one of the companies they invested, was a petro company that was connected to this arms and going on in sudan and basically buffett's answer to all the shareholders, yeah, we're not going change what we do. so unfortunate what's going on over there, but doesn't really affect us. and that's it. but lebron not to sign the letter he was and he and one other player on the team were the only two that didn't. and as soon as he that the new york times covered it and every other newspaper in media outlet in the united states and became a problem for him because he was ripping to lee questioned about why he didn't sign it mind you this is going on in the middle of the nba playoffs that he's getting hit with this and then he has what some people would say is the greatest game. his career in the middle. all this against the detroit pistons. lebron has the game his life where he literally is. it's like one of the few times where one man beats five. and it is a stunning performance that

a member of that majority is senator elizabeth warren, the democrat from massachusetts.enator, i know you folks on the senate side don't say a lot about the house and vice versa, but i have to ask you on this day, this has never happened in the history of the country. it's been a long time. we have been through some stuff. what do you make of what is going on on the other side at the capitol? >> for me, it's about the contrast between the parties. look, for the first two years after joe biden was elected, democrats were in the majority in the house and senate. look at what we got done. we got base infrastructure package through in forever. we got the biggest climate package through in the history of the world. we got a 15% minimum corporate tax. we got through 35 dollar insulin, got a cap on what seniors will spend on their prescription drugs. we got through getting rid of junk fees, many at the junk fees out there, we made a good, good start on getting rid of student loan debt for over 3 million people. stuff that is about the business of governing and trying to make go

help prop it and there plenty of women and plenty of examples from elizabeth warren's campaign about how women helped tank her campaign just as much as men did and that we all have to sort of be aware of these things. in fact, there was a quote at, the end of her campaign where she was asked, do you think because you're a woman that you've had so much trouble? she said, it's the old you know. i'm paraphrasing, but it's the old conflict. if i say yes, people say, oh, she's a whiner. and if i say no, people think, what planet are you living on? so i'm -- if i do either way. but in terms of how took it, there were several people who comment at it about, well, you've completely left women out of this conversation in terms of elizabeth warren's candidacy, and you've completely left lgbtq a-plus people out of this conversation, and you've completely left millennials out of this conversation. and and on and on, on some good comments, too. some helpful stuff, too. and i do my best to take in those comments with the benefit of the doubt that they are meant well and that i have missed somethin

commissioner warren. yes. and commission president matsuda yes.so move commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to 0. and unfortunately we are put into the situation where we have lost a quorum for this matter and cannot actually continue a hearing on this even to continue the matter. okay so there is the opportunity that because of our a sixth commissioner may be sat on november 1st. there is the potential of a postpone, but otherwise the item will move forward without a recommendation from the historic preservation commission. are there. is there a suggestion by the commission secretary about what we. there's really nothing we can do, unfortunately, because we have two recusals. we've lost a quorum. so at the very most we could move on. we could postpone it until. well, i mean, it's going to be postponed. no matter what. yeah, it's a matter of whether or not there's enough time to for it to be heard by the historic preservation commission before the 90 day deadline is met. so at this point, there's really nothing we can do except for movi

and this is what we're seeing in, in terms of warren crisis in israel. that this is now government has taken care of the security taken care of this security situation here. and every other little it's every other, you know, passing of legislation is at the moment and not in the center of interest in this, in, in, in those times. so let's talk about what's going on to the north of israel because the face of the conflicts could expand to involve forces from other countries, such as that has block in level. what is the situation of that on the border between israel and lebanon? there has been a lot of talk and concern in recent weeks, but of course, especially now after the war has started in the south that uh the north. that could be a northern front that could be opening with a husband the she had a miniature and does she administer group in the living on? and you've seen over the past days, you know, exchanges of fire and in certain areas, tension had been high already before the war broke out in this morning again. and 2 times i was fired from living o

the person that looks like elizabeth warren but isn't elizabeth warren claiming that republicans shouldn'tbe allowed to vote. it is of grave concern to people on both sides of the aisle. can you talk about and help us with this kind of materially deceptive content that has no place in our elections? >> thank you for the question. i think that is the key the materiality test. courts it seems all are well equipped to use the in terms of drawing lines and i don't pretend to say i think the senator is correct and right to point out that it's difficult congress and any legislative body needs to get it right, but though the line drawing exercise might be difficult, courts are equipped under something like the materiality standard to draw that line and i think that materiality really in the realm of elections is not so different from other realms of the national and it's true as others have said that the political speech, the bar from political speech is high, but in some sense it is no different than if someone were to say something false in the healthcare field. if someone says something is tot

have you always been suspicious about the warren commission and the of the warren commission in the the official line about the kennedy assassination? no. i mean, actually, i had no idea there ever any controversy about it now. i grew up campaigning for john kennedy in the fifth grade. my dad was in politics. i went to the lyndon johnson for a barbecue. i met lyndon during that campaign when i i didn't any controversy at all the jfk assassination and went to see oliver stone's movie jfk in 1991. not even aware the controversy surrounding the film. i thought it was just a biography of this president that i campaigned for and i walked out of that theater just shocked absolutely shocked. and but what drove me to start reading, investigating everything i could find on this assassination jacob hornberger is most recent book is on your screen an encounter evil the abraham zapruder story. thank you for appearing on tv. thank you for having me. peter.brother guy consolmagno ia jesuit religious and an astronomer and physicist whose area of research is asteroids and meteorites. he is a member and

heartbreak for wales at the rugby world cup, as argentina fight back to win their quarter final — sending warrenland's men home... attention now turns to paris — for the blockbuster showdown between world number one side ireland, and the mighty all blacks. the last three or four years has been an unbelievable journey for us and there is a lot of belief in confidence that has come from that. plus, it was one of the most eagerly awaited ties — but it was easy work for india at the cricket world cup against their big rivals pakistan. northern ireland stop their losing streak, with a first win at home in three years — they beat san marino in euro qualifying. and we'll have action from fa cup qualifying — as bracknell town make it to the first round proper. hello there, and welcome along to the programme... and we start at the rugby world cup, where wales have been knocked out by argentina, in the first of the quarter finals. it all started so brightly for warren gatland's side in marseilles, but the pumas had the edge — in a stunning second half comeback. our correspondent was at the game. argentina

i have a chapter about warren buffett.n he was 85 years old, 85 years old. remember warren buffett hated technology stocks. you can debate how much of a technology stock. at 85 he bought apple. the stock is up 600% since he bought it. by the way the dividends, he made $878 million in dividends. you're never too old, particularly these days. we plan to live a lot longer. go to maria from new york with a question about treasurys. maria. >> hi, charles, thanks for taking my question. i'm just wondering now that treasury bills and bonds and notes now that the rates are so much higher, how do they play a role in one's portfolio when it comes to laddering? charles: great, great question. so i got to be honest with you, i'm a stock guy. i only really bought bonds this year because yields have gone up so much and you know, again it gets back to that 33 trillion-dollar question we had earlier in the show that now you can make money off of treasurys. you can make money off of cds, like that. one strategy is called laddering. you sta

coming which if if that doesn't uh arouse you then it's the fact that it's coming from elizabeth warren's office uh so this has crept all the way up to uh you know the us lawkers i mean this is not something that we would see 10 years ago would we in terms of uh the level of awareness that's come uh americans and their psych when it comes to palestine? yeah, and that's why studying media right now is quite fascinating, and that is lot doing part to social media, even though if you were to critique western media, of course here in the united states, you may see that it is biased and that there isn't enough coverage of what's happening to palestinians a daily basis, but because of social media, more people are aware, so you're not getting this blanket widespread support. of israel and what it's doing to palestinians, you're now starting to hear more nuanced voices, even coming from israelis themselves, or people who identify as jewish themselves, who are not in agreement with israel or their military and what they're doing to palestinians, they're being more forceful, they're being more fra

host: michael warren talks about the house speaker contest and the future of the g.o.p. c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span. org. president biden talks about fire prevention, climate change and the mental and physical. he spoke from the white house at the white house summit. we had 61 firefighters deaths in the united states and far too many funerals that i have attended from coast to coast. this is a dangerous profession and no getting around it. and what we can do to make the job safer and that's what i want to talk about today. the effects of the climate change becoming more severe and firefighters never trained to fight wildfires are facing wildfires head on and we visited maui. i have a bit of a cold. firefighters have taken on and own homes burnt to the ground. this is national fire prevention week and one thing we can do is to prevent the fires in the first place and offering federal grants to help local dprants adopt the most up to date building codes and make structures more resilient. and m

joining me ohio republican warren davidson.can any of those unite the party, reach that magic 217 number and get away from some of the stuff that now seems really petty at this point? >> well i think that is the challenge. everyone is so focused on the person, challenge, the real issue, what is the plan that is going to bring us together. the idea the plan any one person can unite everyone. we crossed that bridge. it has to be a shared mission at this point. kind of forums and everything else is focused on the person. i don't think we're focused on solving the problem right away. charles: i think we're looking at people. i believe looking at this, this is a battle. it is a battle between the old establishment republican guard many who retired or voted out of office, the new you could call it maga republicans i think grassroots voters overwhelmingly prefer those voters and yet feels like there is enough springs being pulled to deny someone in that space this opportunity? >>> yeah i mean that was kind of the paradigm last week. j

is coming from the staff of the office of a us senator of of a high-ranking us senator elizabeth warrenion of palestine being liberated will actually happen or not, at least the support is out there and they are doing what they can and contributing in the capacity that they can, but these images from tehwan, solidarity with palestinians, very rare and very heartfelt, rare in the level. of emotion that was displayed by the ones uh who are orchestrating this crowd and of course uh as you can see that particular man right there and uh the young people that are out there but people from all walks of life to have joined this campaign with that we're going to come we reach an end for this uh live coverage hope you liked it send us your comments newsb.ir is our email address goodbye for now.

warren gatland believes they are a much improved side after five long months in camp.amp. we have not re five long months in camp. we have got pretty much — five long months in camp. we have got pretty much a _ five long months in camp. we have got pretty much a clean _ five long months in camp. we have got pretty much a clean bill- five long months in camp. we have got pretty much a clean bill of- got pretty much a clean bill of health — got pretty much a clean bill of health. we haven't lost any players. that is _ health. we haven't lost any players. that is hugely important for a that is hugely important fora country— that is hugely important for a country like wales where we have such a _ country like wales where we have such a small playing bass that if you pick— such a small playing bass that if you pick up too many injuries, and that has— you pick up too many injuries, and that has happened to us in the past when _ that has happened to us in the past when we _ that has happened to us in the past when we have got to quarterfinals and semifinals, and it has had qu

he mentioned warren buffett getting a bigger stake in petroleum why did he buy the whole thing, yes enoughoney. >> buffett said at the annual meeting he does not want to own all of the i'm not sure why, brookshire hathaway owns 25% he says he does not want it all but he said his view could change on that. jack: barron's has been looking at casino stocks, especially the regional one that got hammered but the author of our story sees an opportunity. >> the worry people are going to want to gamble their money away, imagine but the regional casino place, they have a sticky clientele, they unlike las vegas or not to rely on conferences object to the local casino and also probably a number to call the regionals because some have online operations in some of those are turning a profit. jack: give us the names that teresa likes. >> we have to self-help, caesar's would be one by a security breach, and then you have penn national gaming which is trading at half of the five-year average on a pe basis, they are trying to recover with the deal that they have with disney/espn, the one that i'm more exci

they were concerned about general warren. they got concerned about the rights of a jury trial. without the right of a protest, you cannot protect the other rights. if you were silent, anyway. is the other rights, not being able to stand up to them. there is no committee that sat down and said here is by the freedom of the press. what you try to do is draw from the writings and actions and what do they actually understand, but concepts to be. and you take that from all of the debates that went on, especially in the ratification.. i would say probably all of the ratification time zones involving a lot of talk about freedom of speech. so, yeah. speech is the back bone of everything else. we have time for one final round of thoughts. they got challenge to aid the date of the idea that the american principal, free speech can only be banned if it causes violence, more persuasive, better than respect. getting embraced by all other western democracies around the world. it can be banned if it offends you. and it offends on. we get told about the european view. it was crystallize. audis

. >> brand new video shows isreali air strikes against hamas targets in gaza as the warren terroriststs fifth day. forces are gathering troops and artillery ahead of a potential ground invasion in the gaza strip. 300,000 reservists have been called up to fight. we are learning 22 americans have been killed and 17 are still missing. microphone in is near the border in gaza with the latest, mike. >> well, judge, i can tell you the last hour or so has been quiet here at the gaza border. but the palestinian rockets have been active tonight. while we are here in the northeast side of the gaza strip, we counted at least four groups of launches of palestinian rockets met by the iron dome intersep toes with a loud bang, the debris falling. the best we can tell -- over the isreali side of the border. but obviously there have been injuries, one of the rockets made it to tel aviv today and rockets that have crossed in recent days over the northern border. >> okay. mike, we are going around the table and i will start, do you know what the time line is for the u.s. and other countries to rescue th

our show today is about healing after award, and while we do not once to portray africa as warren, the truth is that there are a current p more than $35.00. i'm conflicts happening on the continent now for peace and healing to occur. it's necessary to understand what the warring factions were fighting about in the 1st place. so let's begin with the t great conflict, and if your pm, if you're not from the horn of africa, you probably haven't heard much about that conflict recently. so let's take a look at where things stand at the moment. and 2nd, november 2022, acute the federal government, and the tv people's liberation fund, or to pure of agree to end 2 years or 4 in particular region. but how does the conflict integration begin? let's start on the 4th november 2020. if you best prime minister of the estimate ordered, if you can national defense force troops, entity, great, civil effect has led to the crisis. power struggle an election and a push for political reform. since 1994, if you ok has had a federal system in which different ethnic groups control, this is of 10 regions. 50 po

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- butler, heinrich, hickenlooper, kelly, murray, reed, rosen, schumer, and stabenow. senators voting in the negative -- cassidy, collins, cramer, daines, hyde-smith, schmitt, scott of florida and tuberville. mr. graham, no. the clerk: mr. johnson, no. the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mrs. blackburn, no. the clerk: ms. duckworth, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. mr. welch, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. paul, no. ms. smith, aye. the clerk: mr. grassley, no. the clerk: mr. ricketts, no. mr. king, aye. ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mr. cornyn, no. mr. casey, aye. mrs. britt, no. ms. warren, aye. mr. lankford, no. mr. van hollen, aye. the clerk: mrs. capito, no. the clerk: mr. bennet, aye. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. mr. wyden, aye. mr. moran, no. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. the clerk: mr. carper, aye. mr. kennedy, no. mr. barrasso, no. mr. coons, aye. mr. romney, no. mr. warnoc

the warrens that pose from us and rushes leadership fame to a knowledge neighboring democracy is also coming up guys. and so wait the 1st a deliveries after it is real and egypt agreed to allow limited supplies to reach the territory. the un chief heads for the border crossing as israel warren, so round invasion could come soon and pleading for the safe return of hostages. more than 200 people were abducted by some us during the terrorist attacks. friends and family ask the is really government to prioritize their release. we'll talk to 2 of the family members the little i'm terry morrison. good to have you with us. us present. joe biden has urged americans to support tens of billions of dollars and funding for israel and ukraine, saying they were fighting for democracy in the rear speech from the white house is over office. he's trust that backing both was vital for us. national security by them said the world was looking to america for leadership and that the us couldn't afford to a band and its allies now or american leadership is what holds the world together. american alliances,

. >> she was contacting her ex, warren. >> was oscar jealous of him? we don't know.en had with reeva, it was on february 12th 2013. 36 hours before oscar killed her. coming up, prosecutors lay out the case. iphones, bullet holes, reeva's clothes, neighbors stories. >> but everybody will be watching whether or not you can prove the intent to kill her. >> we would not have charged him if we didn't believe so. >> when dateline continues. ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd... ...medicine has the power to treat copd... ...in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler,... ...trelegy makes breathing easier for a full 24 hours, improves lung function, and helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler... ...for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taki

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young.te: the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative, baldwin, bennet, cantwell. carper, cornyn, fetterman, graham, king, menendez, merkley, padilla, peters, reed, rounds, welch, wyden. mr. budd, aye. senators voting in the negative, blackburn, britt, daines, johnson, marshall, ricketts, schmitt, scott of florida. mr. coons, aye. the clerk: mr. blumenthal, aye. mrs. hyde-smith, no. mr. risch, no. mr. cardin, aye. mr. cramer, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. the clerk: ms. hassan, aye. ms. collins, aye. the clerk: mr. tester, aye. the clerk: mr. thune, no. the clerk: mr. crapo, no. mr. sanders, aye. mr. grassley, aye. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. mr. schumer, aye. ms. smith, aye. ms. sinema, aye. mrs. murray, aye. mr. schatz, aye. mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, no. vote: the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. mr. hoeven, no. mr. murphy, aye. the clerk: lujan, aye. mr. mullin, no. the clerk: mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: mrs. fischer, no. mr. romney, aye. ms. rosen, aye. mr. braun, no. the clerk:

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