the herb alpert foundation -- supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation -- committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundation -- dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america -- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. if i told you that sovereign powers were about to put a toll booth on the street that leads from your house to the nearest interstate, allowing your richest neighbors to buy their way to the open road while you were sent to the slow lane, you would no doubt be outraged. well, prepare to scream bloody murder, because something like that could be happening to the internet. yes, the internet. your internet. our internet. the electronic public square that ostensibly allows everyone an equal chance to be heard. this democratic hi

the herb alpert foundation, supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the kohlberg foundation. barbara g. fleischman. and by our sole corporate sponsor, mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome. when david suzuki was born, his japanese-canadian father worried that his son's diminutive size would put him at a disadvantage in the world. so he named him after little david of the old testament, the young warrior who slew the mighty philistine giant goliath and became the king of israel. suzuki's father would live long enough to realize with pride that his son had lived up to his name. david suzuki has become famous around the world for using science to fight the predatory giants who ravage the earth for profit. >> i can tell y

arlitz.ks to herb k thank you for being here. you bring these kinds of talents to a much wider audience. coming up tomorrow, the hundred of the 140th running kentucky derby. the famous jockey stand outside the 21 club in manhattan. we will tell you their history. find out how to make the perfect mint julep. that's next. ♪ >> it is kentucky derby eve. 140th running taking place tomorrow at the historic churchill downs racecourse in louisville, kentucky. if you can get there, consider a new york resident -- restaurant that has 32 jockey statues outside. they have a story to tell. the general manager of the 21 club is going to tell us. what is the kentucky derby without a mint julep? it is like a race without a horse. is --o tell us about that let's start off talking about those jockeys that lined the walkway outside of 21. where did that come from? in 1929. built it was the destination place for one of the biggest breeders racers of the country. it started with one a steady patron. >> he brings in one of the jockeys and says you

scott herb took 13 years of meticulous scholarship to write this book and it shows. it's one of the most thoughtful balanced biographies of this very complex figure and progressive figure in american history who had his own contradictions. but i think it gives you some really new insights in depreciation for woodrow wilson, a very pivotal figure in presidentpresident ial history in a obsolete recommendrecommend ed. one of the best biographies i have read in along time. in other book is by a professor at the university of virginia and a former neighbor of mine a wonderful scholar named elizabeth merrick. she wrote a book called appomattox and in the book she talks about how much of a problem that flowed in reconstruction and subsequently the reinstitution of jim crow and segregation in the south float and a sense from a perception of all is forgiven from appomattox. certainly robert e. lee took advantage of that when he was actually indicted for crimes and got granta say hey at appomattox the implication is i wouldn't be indicted. so it's really a thoughtful reapprais

also herb's found a company that really can blame the weather for its earnings. "power" is back in two. see you at the top of the hour. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. >>> at the low of the day for the dow jones industrial average, we're now off about 47 points. s&p is off almost 3. but the nasdaq and the transports are doing quite well today. the ten-year note, the yield is 2.95%. that's the low of the day for the ten-year yield. >> that yield is surprising to me. that will do it for "power lunch." >> see you tomorrow. "street sign

with herb green berg's reality check, researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> reversal of fortune, economic growth fell sharply in the first few months of 2014. so why are top economists and federal reserve policymakers so optimistic about the rest of the year? >> bidding war, what hillshire foods has that other companies are willing to get. >> and apple needing a cool gadget to beef up the stock now that the deal is

century later to talk about the joys of living as to wall bin to cultivate poverty like a garden and herb. this century after we have rachel carson and silent spring said edward abbey a writer who has become the star of the environmental literature in america. and since the time of rousseau, the famous essay on the principle of population which he said population growth is greater than the power to produce substance for man. 1968. paul ehrlich as stanford came out with the population bomb a book published by the sierra club. he claimed the battle to feed all of humanity is over. with the 1970's hundreds of millions of people whose starved to death. consider this statement on nuclear energy the group said it would remain opposed to nuclear pending the development of adequate global policies to curb energy overuse and the unnecessary economic growth. [laughter] i repeat. curb energy over use and an unnecessary economic growth. of the castastrophists don't just want to stop unnecessary economic growth but to have no growth. this quotation from the most famous environmentalists in america the

you know, plant herbs in your garden, pick herbs off to use as garnish, it will dress up your meal instantaneously. >> looks like a typical salad. >> a couple of things i don't love about this, i will say, one thing is when you do dressing on your salad, has a tendency to make the salad soggy. i'm super picky about my salad dressing, i like lightly dressed things. so i love the opportunity to do my own salad. this is a deconstructed salad, that way, again, a conversation starter, what do you like on your salad? make your rounds. this is simple to do. and the pattern is fantastic. >> chicken. >> tomatoes, somebody got to them, they're out of whack. >> she likes everything. >> this is hodi's lunch. >> looks delicious. >> it does look delicious but it could be a little more fabulous for your friends. >> wow. look at this. >> i actually serve my chickens in the roaster. here is the stylish -- >> very french. >> here is the secret. take the chicken out, roast all the vegetables and fruit separately, you load everything into the pan then put the chickens back in again and then just sort of garnish and d

. >> evos assumed herbing dpla would be analyzed quickly. instead it sat on a shelf for nine years. officials can't explain why. >> if my family hadn't believed me, i don't want to think about what i would have done. >> this is evos first national television interview. she says she does not want to be known of as simply a jane doe. >> they make you think you're lying. >> they accuse me of lying. >> then don't call you back. >> no. i was on edge. this man was wearing a ski mask. i couldn't try protect myself. he could be anywhere, he could be anywhere. this plan anthony alian observing was her rapist. he would eventually admit do raping six other women. he would be sentenced for 167 years in prison. there was a chance aliano could have been identified before he raped other women. that's when codus comes into play. once dna is extracted police look for a match in codus. having that dna on file is important. if an attacker's dna turns up at a crime scene in the future that person will still be caught. less than a year after ali aliao raped evos, they caught aliano red handed woo 16-yea

quarkrights i would like to come here and join them (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was

herb is out at that big investor conference in las vegas. what would you do to fix walmart? >> i would be concerned about the amount of square footage i have in bricks and mortar out there. i would be looking at ecommerce. ecommerce is obviously -- i really believe for walmart, walmart and all the brooks and mortars are actually moving into that area. it's not just lip service. it's a significant part of future growth. they've got to do it. we talk about the weather. they've also been disrupted i suspect by price comparisons, people who shop at home on amazon and other services. i would suspect that's something they're making progress in. remember, next quarter is the one they have to prove this quarter was impacted by the weather, stocks down just 2% or so. this is not like some company that's suddenly imploding. they had a really bad quarter. >> they had a really bad quarter but they have had a number of quarters that have missed, one of the worries for analysts. what are analysts telling you they want to see done at the company? >> to be honest many are giving walmart a p

. >> adding in fresh herbs into a piping hot pan is a really great idea because it disperses all the oils. >> look at this. thank you. beautiful. . >> coming up, they're special newborns. we'll explain why they're so unique. >> let minder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> coming up at 5:00, skip the long lines to drop off luggage at the airport. you in the digital tag that could also keep you from losing your bag. that's at 5:00. >>> an unforgettable mother's day for a woman in ohio. >> she gave birth to twin girls but not just any twins. the mother learned she had what are known at mono-monotwins meaning the babies shared the same placenta. the odds are 1 in 10,000. when the sisters were born, they came out healthy and holding hands. >> it was so awesome and they were both holding hands. it was so great to hear them both cry. >> she weighed 3 pounds, 3 ounces. >> both babies are doing very well. they should be ok. >> very cute. . >> look at this shot. >> wow. >> beautiful day. >>

after cnbc contributor herb greenburg threw what he calls the yellow flag at cisco. as herb's reality check starts and i'm quoting here, when they report erngs may 14th there's reasons to be surprised if it doesn't disappoint or offer another bigger warning than last september. the reasons, the public documents are chocked full of evidence of an inventory pile up that could conceivably distill one more dramatic vision down in earnings estimates. you have now been warned. if that's what we get, this stock is going lower. thursday is a big retail day and i picked three up to emphasize it. judging by the good news we got from costco and gap this week, spring may have sprung and we get descent quarters from co kohl's, wall street and jcpenney. it makes walmart a descent buy into the quarter. particularly if it comes down ahead of its report. i know people that want to speculate with penny. it's a one up one down situation. that's not a great risk reward. i can't stop you from doing what you're going to do. finally friday we get housing start figures and those will matter

with herb greenberg's reality check resurging stocks in terms of risks. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> sharp selloff, stocks plunge and so do bond yields, what should nervous investors do. >>> consumer concerns, the world's largest retailer walmart reports its weakest sales growth in five years and its outlook is not much better. are its core customers tapped out? >>> when he speaks, wall street listens, and what this hedge fund billionaire said about the

. >> evos assumed herbing dpla would be analyzed quickly. instead it sat on a shelf for nine years. officials can't explain why. >> if my family hadn't believed me, i don't want to think about what i would have done. >> this is evos first national television interview. she says she does not want to be known of as simply a jane doe. >> they make you think you're lying. >> they accuse me of lying. >> then don't call you back. >> no. i was on edge. this man was wearing a ski mask. i couldn't try protect myself. he could be anywhere, he could be anywhere. this plan anthony alian observing was her rapist. he would eventually admit do raping six other women. he would be sentenced for 167 years in prison. there was a chance aliano could have been identified before he raped other women. that's when codus comes into play. once dna is extracted police look for a match in codus. having that dna on file is important. if an attacker's dna turns up at a crime scene in the future that person will still be caught. less than a year after ali aliano raped evos, they caught aliano red handed woo 16-ye

we saw the freehand we recently had two chains open up on hate street the herbs store and c x that has a pawnshop in the untsdz kingdom we think it's absolutely critical that the playing field be level and fair. we i personally have participated in the focus groups at the planning department and want to commend two ladies for the process they run we wholeheartedly are thrilled about the inclusion of international locates and want subsidies included and want the number of planned locations to be included in the definition for a new business like starbuck's and evolution fresh e.r. jake spades those are companies that have resources that go through a conditional use progress and the community should be mravrpt. furthermore, we believe it's a benefit to the business for them to engage in their local community they can learn more information by reaching out to the organizations. and hate ashbury association is actually, we do the holiday lights and engaging in the process all the people volunteering their effort and energy and resources are the local businesses. we feel that again, it must

we have lots and lots of herbs, basil and cilantro. >> we just picked some produce and now we are going to go wicker park and make some sushi. >> i'm kosta grammatis. >> nice to meet you. >> i just picked some stuff upstairs, can we do it? >> absolutely. >> this role is produced with some of the chiefs and lettuces that we harvested from the garden earlier. >> like it? >> so fresh, so good. >> go ahead and help yourself. i know you're hungry. >> i'm going oeat it all. >> can tower gardens, so new, it's hard to see what impact it can have. but here hat this preschool, kids have been eating from the tower gardens for the last few months. >> i like to eat eat kale from our garden. >> first to have a commercial tower garden farm. >> do you know what these are? >> tower gardens. >> i want to know what everyone's favorite vegetable is? >> lettuce. >> carrots. >> tomatoes. >> yours is tomatoes. gracie, what do you want to pick? >> arugula. >> let's pick some right here. >> one day we're at the supermark. one day she grabbed a sugar pea and started eating it and i thought wow, i can't believe s

still using the same techniques, the same ingredients, the same flavors, herbs, et cetera, but developing them a little bit. >> muchas gracias. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i mean, that's as old-school as it gets. this is super ancient. >> a finer dish than this one you cannot have. this is something that you do not find anywhere else in mexico. >> a quiet night in the zocalo, the central square of oaxaca. ♪ but even tonight there's plenty of evidence of the struggle, the discontent boiling just under the surface. the graffiti and painting of this street artist who goes by the name yezca captures that spirit of oaxacan protest. ♪ the last supper, for sure. >> it's a last supper but mexican last supper. >> who are these people? >> it's the most powerful people in mexico. people that is driving mexico. this is pena nieto, the president right now. this is felipe calderon, the last president. and that guy is like the economy guy, the guy that is, like moving the economy in mexico. this is the army. this is a prostitute. represents because they are like prostitutes, you know. and a nar

started as a volunteer and now in charge of the operations that using the fish to grow salad greens and herbs. >> they are part of the system. we feed the fish and they give us the fertilizer to grow the plants. >> it is unique because it is not producing waste and reusing the waste and nourishing other parts of the cycle. the long term goal is making the building produce its own energy and doing that with a huge digester to consume up to 30 tons of waste from the neighboring businesses and convert that to power. >> it is demonstrating how energy can be recycled internally and we are hoping other people will take pieces of this and apply it to their businesses. >> it is innovation that aims to reap what it sews from life. >> buy me peanuts and pink baseball bats. mlb is going pink for a good cause. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. putin is meeting with a chair in europe and the monitors were held and released in the ukraine last week and the european leaders are promise to provide a road map out of the conflict. >> there is a 5th vote since the apartheid. >> in nigeria

herb westin, county president. and sunny hostin, in the hot seat tonight. so ac, to you first, magic johnson sat down with anderson cooper after last night's video. let's listen to magic. >> i was expecting at least an apology and the american public wanted an apology. he finally did that. but this is, this is sad. when i saw the interview, it's sad. it really is. i'm going to pray for this young man. i hope donald can see the mistake that he has made. and also the people he has hurt along the way. and then, what's really sad, you know, it is not about me. this is about the woman you love, outing you, and taping you. >> ac, you're a friend of magic johnson's. you played with him on the lakers. what did you make of magic's he spns and why do you think sterling holds so much animosity towards him? >> well, first, i mean, i think magic is right. this is -- it is bigger than him. this is a deeper issue that donald sterling has himself. and you know, magic, he he is doing the right thing. let's look at the big picture. stay focused and continue serving the commu

in particular i want to call your attention to page 2 amended the motion to move that the commission herb authorizes the impact fee for 650 indiana in the amount of $500,000 plus be it resolved the additional amount for a total of 8 hundred and 50 thousand in fees waved contingent will b upon a positive recommendation. if the eastern neighborhood fee didn't recommend the fee waiver the total will revert to $100,000 plus. number 6 which describes the and a half of the design changes made during the design process during the city's feedback the sponsor will talk about this further but it the dead end into a public open space called the dog patch plaza it will focus on public art and art inhabits the retail space on the corner will open into the plaza and house a cafe business that focuses on arts. that's located with in the dog patch area they've impressed a desire for other organizations in the area are it's across the street from the park and because of it's location it provide a unique opportunities for 19th street for the vulnerable crane on the waterfront it will help streetscape condi

herb westin, county president. and sunny hostin, in the hot seat tonight. so ac, to you first, magic johnson sat down with anderson cooper after last night's video. let's listen to magic. >> i was expecting at least an apology and the american public wanted an apology. he finally did that. but this is, this is sad. when i saw the interview, it's sad. it really is. i'm going to pray for this young man. i hope donald can see the mistake that he has made. and also the people he has hurt along the way. and then, what's really sad, you know, it is not about me. this is about the woman you love, outing you, and taping you. >> ac, you're a friend of magic johnson's. you played with him on the lakers. what did you make of magic's response and why do you think sterling holds so much animosity towards him? >> well, first, i mean, i think magic is right. this is -- it is bigger than him. this is a deeper issue that donald sterling has himself. and you know, magic, he is doing the right thing. let's look at the big picture. stay focused and continue serving the communi

with herb greenberg's reality check, researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> double play, the dow and s&p end the month in record territory. what is next for stocks and bonds? we'll take a look. >>> power portfolio, this week's market monitor has three energy key items that can help, break out your notebook. >>> and why walmart is offering classes to students about life after high school. all that and more on "nightly business report" for friday, may 30

try it fresh toasted with mozzarella on italian herb & cheese bread, pile on your favorites like tangy pickles, and it's still only $5. yes. just $5. subway. eat fresh. what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! he has a phaser! it's not a phaser! it's my phone! he can use his voice to control the tv. you can use your woice? my voice. your woice. my voice. "vuh," voice. his voice. your woice? look. watch sci-fi. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> jon: may everybody. we're very excited with debbie. 40 years, 40, right? , right? [crowd cheering] let me ask you this. has the process changed in terms of the way you write, the way you collaborate. has that changed over time or when you get back together it feels like magic. >> there's human aspects that are similar but this record was done digitally. we

featuring herb greenburg who reminds investors that risk is real with herb greenburg's reality check. you can learn more at the street.com/reality check. >>> dow drag. the bluechip index tumbles triple digits as retail earnings disappoint and a federal reserve official says rate hikes may be coming sooner rather than later. >>> on sale. a number of retail stocks gets slammed. is weak consumer spending a sige of more problems ahead? >>> meeting of the minds. what president obama says leaders from across the globe to convince them to inve

and we also have herb greenberg with us as well. great to have you with us as well. >> what do you think about this that brian has thrown forward. it is ended very badly. are you interested in companies you can -- really back to basic kind of companies? i think a lot of they companies were trading at enormous multiples. and then when the fundamental growth pattern, something called the second derivative. so when things are growing 30 or 40% a year, when you have a decline in that growth rate it happened to google at one point in time, so i think what's happening with all of these high flying tech stocks is there's been a correction because of the expect a expectati expectation when you go back to basket brands, they're always in demand, trading as modest prices benjamin graham always talked that stocks should mirror -- their multiples should mirror their growth rate. >> if it's not going into cash, it might as go into those if you look at the s&p 500, you were looking at one thing that wasn't valued as high as the other. one month d

with herb greenberg's reality check, researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> double play, the dow and s&p end the month in record territory. what is next for stocks and bonds? we'll take a look. >>> power portfolio, this week's market monitor has three energy key items that can help, break out your notebook. >>> and why walmart is offering classes to students about life after high school. all that and more on "nightly business report" for friday, may 30

. >> i'm ten months into my bet with herb greenberg. >> you had to rub it in, poor old herb. >> we're not allowed to invest in this stuff. if i had invested in the nikkei and coffee, you know what i mean? i could afford pants. >> and you wouldn't have to sit here and work with me. >> where would i be? at a coffee farm? >> why not? >> you could visit. >>> drink coffee all day, be in the sun, who wouldn't like that. >>> anyway we're celebrating the 25th anniversary by looking forward and what other industries may look like a quarter century from now, like defense. think "star wars." jane wells is joining us from a big show, for the unmanned aircraft. what have you found? >> reporter: well, mandy, we're at the aurora booth where they have graciously let us move in today. we had a rare interview with frank kendall, the man at the pentagon who writes the checks. he'sle very concerned with what happens happening thousands of miles above them. >> space is becoming a much more contested environment. >> reporter: frank kendall first worked for the "star wars" program, the strategic defense ini

with herb greenberg's reality check researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> new high, the s&p 500 closes above 1900 for the first time ever. and our market monitor guest has three stocks he says will gain 25% in 18 months or less. >>> rebound, new home sales rise, so do home building stocks. so is it time to invest? >>> and the pressure is on for drug companies to lower their prices and leading the push is the nation's largest

with herb green berg's reality check, researching stocks in terms of risk. you can learn more at thestreet.com/reality check. >>> reversal of fortune, economic growth fell sharply in the first few months of 2014. so why are top economists and federal reserve policymakers so optimistic about the rest of the year? >> bidding war, what hillshire foods has that other companies are willing to get. >> and apple needing a cool gadget to beef up the stock now that the deal is

. >> herb caen 1972 when i connect with those children sometimes they need a bathroom well i happen to have one so i often have a steady stream of children coming to the bathrooms. we will have bathrooms at francisco park which is really exciting thing. i care passionate ly about this park i've solicited pledges from people and i've certainly given myself i've made my pledge as have all our committee so i do thank you for this chance to speak to you about what i hope will be a park for all people thank you. >> thank you very muchfor being here thanks for all your hard work. bruce king please. >> good afternoon bruce king 28-year resident of russian hill and during that time my choice if i wanted to kick a ball throw an frisbee was to to go to the busy district. i've worked with the improvement district for 8 years trying to get this property accessible to the public and for the last 3 years worked with north beach neighbors and russian hill neighbors and bi monthly meetings to reach a park project consensus and also had collaboration with the park department department and continue to

. >> herb caen 1972 when i connect with those children sometimes they need a bathroom well i happen to have one so i often have a steady stream of children coming to the bathrooms. we will have bathrooms at francisco park which is really exciting thing. i care passionate ly about this park i've solicited pledges from people and i've certainly given myself i've made my pledge as have all our committee so i do thank you for this chance to speak to you about what i hope will be a park for all people thank you. >> thank you very much for being here thanks for all your hard work. bruce king please. >> good afternoon bruce king 28-year resident of russian hill and during that time my choice if i wanted to kick a ball throw an frisbee was to to go to the busy district. i've worked with the improvement district for 8 years trying to get this property accessible to the public and for the last 3 years worked with north beach neighbors and russian hill neighbors and bi monthly meetings to reach a park project consensus and also had collaboration with the park department department and continue to

i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. this is what i like. we have a lovely row here. looks like a very delicious and exciting surprise. i'm going to bite into it. here we go. um. this is great with armenian coffee. now we're making some incredible armenian coffee. >> we buy our coffee, they have the best coffee. they come from armenia, specially made. and would you like to try it? >> i would like to try. >> would you like sugar or no sugar? >> no sugar today. i'm so excited. really earthy. you can really taste the grain. i think that's what makes it so special. really comes out. i hope yo

it's mixed together and fried with the sambal sauce, onions, garlic and herbs. voila! our snack is ready. today it's fairly quiet. but one loyal customer comes every day, illu's niece, samilla. she doesn't think ayam pelalah is spicy at all! what does our reporter think? spicy! thank you. everything's ready for the influx of customers later in the evening. for now, we say goodbye. when the ferry from the mainland arrives later on, padang bai will be teeming with activity. according to the united nations, one in seven people around the globe live in slums. and the one thing they fear more than the conditions they live in is when the land they live on suddenly attracts interest from developers. and that's the case in makoko, nigeria. it's a unique slum because it floats on the shallow lagoon of the capital lagos. but now the government is eager to reclaim what it now sees as a prime waterfront location. for a community that lives in fear of eviction, a floating school has become a beacon of hope. home to more than 15 million people, lagos has become a major business hub.

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and one hundred and 50 square feet of viable garden boxes and grilling area and an area for potted herbs and plants. and finally, i'd like to bring the point of surveillance made in section 1589 regarding parking. the back of the unit has a 3 car garage that will be removed and parking in my neighborhood is difficult to say the least. and this will cause greater problems to parking in the neighborhood. which will go against the cities master plan rather than providing any additional spaces solving the issue of parking in our neighborhood or helping with the issue of parking in our neighborhood. it's might hope i find i'd like to point out that one of the reasons cited to give the answers there's a lot of adjacent to me that's been granted this subdivision in 2008, although they were no improvements made to the backyard of that property and no parking spaces at stake i hope you'll overturn this decision and thank you for your time >> supervisor kim. if you could turn our mike on >> i'm trying to get a better sense of the background so i saw your handwritten letter our a tenant on fell str

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