please follow up with executive director weiland. >> congratulations. >> okay. the final item on the agenda is number eight, commissioners comments and questions. >> well, you know, just to talk about mezzanine closing because they lost their lease, sip bar closing because of the retrofit. it's just what's happening in san francisco in places like south of market, old places are going to be sold or go out of business, unfortunately. lucky for mr. sanchez, he found another spot, and he has the seasoned responsibility and opportunity to continue a nicely, even better run, maybe -- not -- i'm sure it's run well, but a better place that is more tolerable to entertainment. so i think in our level, we pushed the supervisors to do some sort of entertainment legacy because it's going to happen. it's just in economic things, whether it's greed or what. it's just the only spaces there's now to build on, it's just the warehouses are now targeted. and if developers are making partnerships with the owners, there's nothing we can do to happen it. and hopefully, there's other

i believe i sent the sound test results to maggie -- to executive director weiland. as far as decibel levels, ambient sounds of traffic and noise, when he pinged the super loud bass hum and the different levels and compared with the decibel level inside and outside, our front doors automatically close, so a doorman will be outside, checking i.d.s, allowing people to come in, and it closes on its own. it's on a hydraulic device. we installed a cantilever that will be extending a mesh metal drape in front of it that should dampen any sound that is going in that direction as the door opens. when i have more money after i've spent pretty much i have right now getting this place up and going, but the plan is to also augment all of the mission street ground floor and mezzanine levels as well as the jesse west windows with the same mesh metal fabricoil material. >> and the events that you plan to have there, are they going to be all in-house? >> yes. >> do you plan someone that i trust very much will be there. >> okay. thank you. >> hi. >> hello. >> thanks for coming in. it

three months after an explosion of racist weiland transport i'm going to michael because it's the town of cabinets in eastern germany people there want to know why it has taken her so long. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us it's been nearly forty years now since the camaro rouge murdered nearly two million people in cambodia now a quarter of the country's population but today for the first time a un backed court in the capital phnom penh found two of the regimes leaders guilty of genocide the two defendants. are already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity. this is a long awaited moment to form a committee rouge leaders known chair and kiff samphan are sentenced to life in prison for genocide by a un back to court. the home. but the chamber has considered the gravity of the crimes including the scale of brutality the number and the vulnerability of the victims for which the accused have been convicted. these two old men the last surviving leaders of the committee rouge already serving life sentences for crimes against humanity but this new verdict is a landm

just than her acquittal of blasphemy charges triggered weiland protests across the country by islamist groups. this is due to the news live from berlin we have more on these and other stories that our web site w dot com for now though for me brian thomas the entire team thanks for being with us. the. letter we were. when we were. in the percent of americans or someplace in our lives who will experience hardship listen up. for mines. don't fall get everything going up up just on making tiny handling him that magi had bogus the nine hundred twenty seventeen a state funeral with full almost full who follow a german born nun was held in karachi pakistan a christian to millions of muslims also revealed as a saint. and wants me austar the thought of all how do you feel that if you are given a second chance to work in this country she said if i become a bit more potent i put up with us before what i've come now started i would have been a little bit more. involved just on the move and. always the heads in the bit like the station in this. special place so much to get up on the. board that the

gods put a how much on my show you the head each time i was electrocuted my whole body would shake weiland three and i could feel the pain in my veins. i thought i would rather die than go through this torture i begged them to kill me doctors nurses teachers students and civil students have gone on strike together and the spanish region of catalonia they demanded the regional government end spending cuts and focus more on managing the economy rather than splitting away from the rest of spain the catalan parliament declared independence in october last year after a disputed referendum and respond spain's national government imposed direct rule sacking the local administration and calling new elections. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the us president's former lawyer has admitted lying about where he did on a real estate deal for donald trump in russia michael cohen made the false statements to congress during its investigation into claims of russian collusion in the twenty sixteen election trump is accusing cohen of lying to get a reduced sentence. he was convicted of vario

i believe i sent the sound test results to maggie -- to executive director weiland.s decibel levels, ambient sounds of traffic and noise, when he pinged the super loud bass hum and the different levels and compared with the decibel level inside and outside, our front doors automatically close, so a doorman will be outside, checking i.d.s, allowing people to come in, and

three male professors -- todd heatherton, william kelley, and paul weiland -- are accused of creating "21st century animal house." the three men allegedly coerced women into drinking, groped, leered at, and in some cases sexually assaulted the women. the lawsuit alleges that a "predatory boy's club" culture made female students feel trapped and forced into unwanted acts for fear of risking their careers. reports of the professors' conduct were reportedly ignored by dartmouth for sixteen years and the university allowed the men to either retire or voluntarily resign rather than face legal or disciplinary action. in kentucky, the white man who shot and killed two african-american customers at a grocery store last month has been charged with three hate crimes and three firearm offenseses. before the deadly shootiting, gregory y bush w was captured oa surveillance camera trying to force open the doors of a predominantly black church, the first baptist church of jeffersontowown, before turnrnig his attetention to a nearby kror supermarket where he opened fire and killed maurice eugene and

sent out a statement saying rape is a crime of violence and you shouldn't have to prove additional weiland to show rape most european countries still don't meekly recognise that sex without consent is rape i'm misty international reveals a vast majority of the recognise rape only when physical violence or threats or coersion is involved only seventy countries have consent based definitions of rape including u.k. belgium island in cyprus and one in twenty women over the age of fifteen have experienced rape that's according to the agency for fundamental rights. well if it's anything that you feel quite strongly about you know how to get in touch with us the hash tag aging is good sarah thank you very much for that let's take a look now some of the other stories making headlines around the world this hour and yemen's internationally recognized government has rejected a u.n. offer to help manage the critical port of data it's the main entry point for aid for millions of young men is on the brink of famine and the u.n. special envoy to yemen visited the port city on friday and says who thief fi

there is a report today in the guardian about sabine weiland, the deputy to michel barnier brussels,all a tunnel, into the dark, and let's throw around some wacky ideas and some ideas that are highly controversial, and see if we can find highly controversial, and see if we canfind a highly controversial, and see if we can find a way through the impasse, which was this issue of northern ireland, northern ireland existing ina ireland, northern ireland existing in a customs union on its own, and from that point there were some really detailed discussions over the last two weeks. they had arrived at this point with a text which she has been able to get past her cabinet this evening. so i think in the space ofjust over a month, this is quite an achievement for the prime minister and for her team. what we don't know of course is what is going to happen in the coming days with his cabinet ministers have had a chance to pour through the document, 585 pages of it, and we don't know the calculations of the senior brexiteers in the cabinet are making, because they will know that it is her head