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and new york times author don winslow, his two novels city on fire is out on tuesday.t to start with you, bill, because i just read the piece that you did, basically saying viva law france. the fact that the french were able to state off a white nationalist to take power. and what lessons can we learn from them here at home? >> i watched a little of the debate, macron and le pen had. she was gaining a bit. people were worried it was down to about six, eight points. and macron did not defend, did not spend a huge amount of time defending what he's done as president the, tough choices that he made. he attacked her. he said, putin's your banker. you are an ally to putin. you would be terrible for france. just like senator mcmorrow, who just spoke, he attacked her opponent. i think you need to do that. you can't just be, it's really not very nice but you're saying about lgbtq people, or about minorities. it has to be, it is hateful to do this. it is damaging to the country, and there needs to be a solution. and those republicans, if they were sitting silently next to the o

was winslow home was sorry it perhaps neck. a saved my favorite mary cassat for last. you can almost feel the love between the mother and those children. look at that little girl. she wandering but the small child is going to mean to her life. it's such a dear painting. it seems to set the tone of the room. it's where the family shared so many personal and intimate moments once. where we felt we were in the heart of the house really at home. president lyndon baines johnson died in 1973 lady bird lived on until 2007 dying at the age of 94. you'll hear now from the last part of her life as she reflected on her continuing work and on lbj's legacy. what do you think? not what do you hope but what do you think will be in long-term history? lyndon johnson's legacy. what will people remember? 50 years now i don't know. he would have liked it to be the education president. that is what he placed all his hopes on he said it's the only passport out of poverty. and it's the one thing that can be taken away from him. as education i think it'll probably be civil rights and i think

as well as the principle architect at the planning department and current planning which is david winslow. we've been meeting with representatives from san francisco american institute of-- architects to receive feedback. first is what triggers compliance with the state fire marshal's interpretation and what changes need to be incorporated into the final revised document. again, i want to take you back a little bit. give you a sense of the meanings and actions that have taken place. also talk little bit about kind of the process moving forward. i wanted to let you know that since we've made the changes and created a revised 90-day interim eg02 information sheetings we've been meeting with representatives from the a.i.a. we have the intention trying to arrive at a place being able to come up with some quality equivalency that hopefully can work for the design community that's based in principles of at the building code and public safety. our intention is to have an additional meeting in late march. ideally prior to the c.a.c. convening in the second week of april. then our goal is to come

david winslow, staff architect. the item before you is a public initiated request of discretionary review of building permit application 2020.1 # 125.9723 to construction a rear horizontal addition and two accessory dwelling units. there are two d.r. requesters, richard fiola and breonna gunn, both neighbors to the south of the proposed project. they're concerned that the project does not comply with the residential design guidelines to minimize the impact to privacy and light, and design the building to maintain the architect of buildings at the rear of the mid block open space, which would result in hardships, including loss of light, privacy, and the feeling of being boxed in. their alternative is to not add a vertical footprint and expand to the front and not the rear. staff review confirms support of the proposed project that is compliant with the planning code and the residential design guidelines. the d.r. requester's building has a rear yard that faces the rear yards along 20 avenue and obliquely the subject

. >> they are paying 4.62 dollars in winslow, arizona. north conway, new hampshire, it is $4.29. but in harbert, michigan, it is almost four dollars. -- bar harbor, michigan. one of your predecessors in the obama administration, made comment, went to get gasoline prices up to the same level as they were paying in europe. at that been the case, it would've been six dollars a gallon, do you support that? what's no. >> things for the answer. i also want to point out how this is impacting small towns. there is a city in my district, we estimate they consume -- people by about 60,000 gallons of gas in the city. when you consider that in december of 2020, gas prices had gone up two dollars a gallon over what they were paying then, that is $120,000 that small town no longer has to be spent in the local grocery stores and local businesses, on entertainment. these people are not saving that money anymore. does that concern you? >> absolutely. >> why are you pushing policies that are making life miserable for people? you have the power to unleash american energy . you've got the american u

i'm joined by david winslow in person as well as bridget hicks virtually who willbe available for questionserwards . so as a very brief recap sb nine allows sponsors or homeowners to develop 2 units on a single family property. it also allows them to divide the lotinto two and build two on each persona portion of that .the state requires the review of these projects be done ministerial he . but they do givelocal governments the ability to create their own standards to implement them . so if you recall back in january we presented acomplete set of design standards including site design and architecture . the site design portion was adopted. however the architecture portion because of some concern by the architecture community was overly restrictive was not adopted but we are directed to work further with the architecture community to develop a set of standards that essays objectives as well as concerns of the architecture community. so over the past few months we've worked with them collaboratively on a few different working sessions to arrive at a new set of standards. they look very simila