united kingdom together. ma many jobs in the manufacturing industry in the united states were sent to other regions of the world, precisely because together, we have developed a competitive manufacturing platform in the north american region, in average, 40% of the ex port content of mexican exports, isn't on american territory. we must work together to avoid that sources of employment might leave our region. none the less, this does not mean the free trade agreement of north america doesn't have room for improvement for the benefit of both. temperatu telecom is an agreement that was signed 22 years ago. the next president of the united states will find in my government an ally with the willingness to contribute a road to modernize telecom with a view to make it more effective in generating quality jobs, better-pay jobs in both countries. i do not believe that trade must be considered to be an effort that gives no results where for one to win the other one must lo lose. on the contrary, it must be viewed to g

somewhat equal in size to the units there before but to unequal units but in in my unit and larger unit which i will be comfortable approved good i think is a benefit to have three units on that lots. i think that something would that have to come back and get noticed again? is something like that approval today? >> this was not notice the conditional use authorization to have the third dwelling unit which is in and of itself requires a conditional use. i think this would need to be re-notice and brought back is better to see the redesign. >> sure. that something i think that that's the rent control in the two units. it gives you an extra units two of the three unit project. >> i be supportive of something along those lines but we'll see what others have to say. >> we are aware of potentially being right controlled and that's perfectly fine >> thank you. commissioner moore >> the project as proposed is interesting as an project it's a situation with the rent control unit would not be really racing me to pause and question for us. i appreciate both commissioners weighing in on the. we're

the unit sizes are good and if that upper unit there's a way to make two units were the one unit is, then you come up with eight units of reasonable size that i think is a good use for the size of the space that. i don't think the extension of the first floor into the reader has any impact on anybody. so i think that is i'm fine with the project with those changes did to fix commissioner moore >> i like to clarify the open space according to our courts, there are tennis courts and basketball courts, there's not a single element of grass or walking or sitting in this particular. it's a functional looping of hard surface play yards. there need to be protected. they will they were rebuilt a few years ago with a lot of neighborhood and city support because it's a difficult elevated structure which needs to be completely refurbished and no shadow on that particular part. it's important. however, i believe we would be better off considering a project from scratch that something what we have here. the difficulty is with a conditional use which does not really ring it to everybody's attentio

i think it's in the best interest of the united states, and the world as a whole that the united states negotiate rather than go back to the cold war relationship with the soviet union. i don't look at the picture as bleakly as you have indicated in your question, mr. trewhitt. i believe that the united states has had many successes in recent years, in recent months, as far as the communist movement is concerned. we have been successful in portugal, where a year ago it looked like there was a very great possibility that the communists would take over in portugal. it didn't happen. we have a democracy in portugal today. a few months ago, or i should say, maybe two years ago, the soviet union looked like they had continued strength in the middle east. today, according to prime minister rabin, the soviet union is weaker in the middle east than they have been in many, many years. the facts are the soviet union relationship with egypt is at a low level. the soviet union relationship with syria is at a very low point. the united states today, according to prime minister rabin of israel, is at

the units would be sold as condo units. we have not got to that point but as soon as i can get that answer be happy to explain it to you >> thank you. i want to applaud you. you have been a real asset to the community. i've seen tons of time come like i need this in a day. you just always have been there very inspiring to see a minority owner of a property creating a development in the community could truly inspirational to the younger generation to see the opportunity that can come about. i was devastated to see it close. it's refreshing to see it's going to be something in the bayview really inspiring to people. parking, i appreciate you understand the wars in bayview. so i thought that. >> thank you very much. any other questions before i take my seat? >> any comments? >> i want to be completely honest with you. when i heard it was a burned-out building i live in the mission where i grew up. the fires. displaced a lot of people in the mission. i just when i heard it was a burn building i was not one of those again. so, i

i think it is in the best interest of the united states and the world as a whole that the united states negotiate rather than go back to the cold war relationship with the soviet union. i don't look at the picture as bleakly as you -- you have indicated. i believe we had many successes in recent years and recently as part of the communist movement is concerned. inhave been successful portugal were a year ago it looked like there was a very great possibility that the communists would take over. it did not happen. we have a democracy there today. ago, maybe two years ago, the soviet union looked like they had continued strength in the middle east. today, according to prime n, the soviet union is weaker in the middle east and they have been in many years. s are thatare -- fact the soviet union relationship with egypt is at a low level. their relationship with syria is at a low point. the united states today, according to prime minister rabin is at a peak in its influence and power in the middle east. let's turn for a minute to the southern african operations going on. the united states of

for the united states. good play by lee. >> rouzier through a seam in the block and down. >> a lot of jump floats from france right now. tight set. taylor sander off the top. what a swing by matt anderson. wow. talk about taking out >> i'm watching this and watching the transition block of france and with kevin le roux out there i would go set to middle. i would exploit that matchup in transition. le roux is taking off way early. >> easy serve again gobbled up. over the top and ripped. the united states serving has americans to get out of this match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-15. the united states got to get back on track serving. france has bee

for the united states. good play by lee. >> rouzier through a seam in the block and down. >> a lot of jump floats from france right now. tight set. taylor sander off the top. what a swing by matt anderson. wow. talk about taking out the trash. >> i'm watching t watching the transition block of france and with kevin le roux out there i would go set to middle. i would exploit that matchup in transition. le roux is taking off way early. >> easy serve again gobbled up. over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-15. thit france has been superb receiving since the fir

next november 8th, the united states people will elect a new president of the united states. i am sure the electoral process will continue being intense debate. all of these characteristics of the grand democratic tradition of the u.s. hillary clinton as well as mr. donald trump have publicly expressed my respect. it has been with the president and friend barack obama, the next president of north america will find in mexico and it's government a neighbor that wants to work constructively to strengthen even more the relationship among our nations and to confront, together, all of the challenges that we face in common. we, i belief there is great opportunity for both countries if we decide to take advantage of this as good friends, allies, and strategic allies beginning from a relationship based in mutual respect. even though we may not agree on everything, i trust that together, we will be able to find better prosperity and security without losing sight of security and independence are the most important of everything we value. any close relationship needs to be visits and ren

the project includes a dwelling unit two bedroom and 3, one bedroom units reading the interm controls the resolution requires if any residential or mixed income project within a medium project between 25 and 40 square feet of non-residential shall require a large project authorization under planning code section 329 and provided additional information decided about i did commissioner halves a mixed income project proposing 19 dwelling units and one pdr unit with a total of 26 thousand plus square feet because the project is proposing less than 25 thousand non-residential use and less than 25 dwelling units the project is not considered a medium project per the thresholds consequentially the project is not subject to the interim controls, however, it located within the mission action plan 2020 area. >> 2020 is a collaboration initiated by community been community organizations to create affordable housing and bring economic stability to the commission the goal to retain low to moderate residents serving the businesses artists and nonprofits in order to preserve the socioeconomic and cu

that which is consumed in the united states. the fund all is produced in china, much of it, probably most of it is then process shipped through mexico where it has been put into the pipeline, the the same pipeline that moved heroin into the united states. >> i hope your relationship with the mexican authorities are helping us with our capacity to stop the flow from china to mexico to the united states. in fact, the government of mexico has worked with us. tran5 is a controlled substance in mexico. it is not openly available so that it can only move through mexico through criminal means. we are starting from a positive starting point. we still obviously have a lot of work to do. >> you said in your oral presentation, you have the direct relationship between corruption and transnational organized crime. you talk about governments that are cropped at the senior level are ripe for this type of activity and you talk about the impact it has within the country itself. i want to phone down for a moment on the corruption issues we have i

we can't forget the deterrent force of the united states provides and what you united states air force provides in two of the three legs of the traditional triad is that strategic stability and that balance to about our conventional forces to operate. so some of the misconceptions. first one was that a new cruise missile is destabilizing. i will tell you in my heart, not having a strong deterrent force is destabilizing for our nation. i've yet to find in 5000 years of history a country that is weaker that survived. so providing a deterrent force is key and it is not destabilizing the also there are comments that you will not be able to establish between one missile and another missile even the we that cruise missiles since we had the hot dog missile years ago. and oh, by the way, cruise missiles were recently used by the russians in this area and they've developed new cruise missile's. there's also a comment that deals with because we are modernizing our forces there would be more aptly used. and that is completely false. when you wear the uniform, you provide advice. that's what the r

for the united states. good play by lee. >> rouzier through a seam in the block and down. >> a lot of jump floats from france right now. tight set. taylor sander off the top. what a swing by matt anderson. wow. talk about taking out the trash. >> i'm watching the transition block of france and with kevin le roux out there i would go set to middle. i would exploit that matchup in transition. le roux is taking off way early. >> easy serve again gobbled up. over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. back on track serving. france has been superb receiving since the first set. back to rouzier.

somewhat equal in size to the units there before but to unequal units but in in my unit and larger unit which i will be comfortable approved good i think is a benefit to have three units on that lots. i think that something would that have to come back and get noticed again? is something like that approval today? >> this was not notice the conditional use authorization to have the third dwelling unit which is in and of itself requires a conditional use. i think this would need to be re-notice and brought back is better to see the redesign. >> sure. that something i think that that's the rent control in the two units. it gives you an extra units two of the three unit project. >> i be supportive of something along those lines but we'll see what others have to say. >> we are aware of potentially being right controlled and that's perfectly fine >> thank you. commissioner moore >> the project as proposed is interesting as an project it's a situation with the rent control unit would not be really racing me to pause and question for us. i appreciate both commissioners weighing in on the. we're

it actually means defining a system that fits the united kingdom by the united kingdom for the united kingdom. and to this we say there are benefits in what we term a tariff system, an immigration tariff system. now, over the course of many years brexit campaigns have been called many things. indeed, they have been called so many things i don't think ten minutes gives me enough time to relay at least part of them. but what we propose and what other people have proposed in a nationality neutral immigration system is by no means the racist card that our opposition and our opponents have tried to cast us as. the idea of an imgration tariff, however, we believe has a massive benefit in alleviating the burdensome regulation that a state-sponsored tariff -- state-sponsored point system might generate. indeed, we also believe that the system as administered in our plan will allow for net benefit to take into account the skills and the income generated from the highest skills individuals that come to the united kingdom. ultimately, we want to generate the assistance where the best people from

united states of america. i am absolutely certain that the electoral process will be one with intense debate and many ideas and a full citizen participation which are all the characteristics of the great democratic tradition of the united states of america. both hillary clinton and mr. donald trump have publicly expressed their respect towards me. as the president barack obama has said, the next president of the united states will find in mexico and in its government a neighbor that wishes to work in a constructive way in order to strengthen and increase the relationship between our nations, bonds of our countries and to face our common challenges. if we decide to look at our opportunities together as friends, as good neighbors and as strategic allies based on a relationship which is founded on mutual respect, although we do not agree on everything, we trust that together we'll be able to find greater prosperity without losing sight of the fact that liberty and independence are the grounds for everything we do

our country buys more from the united states than germany, spain, france, italy, japan and the united kingdom together. many jobs in the manufacturing industry in the united states were sent to other regions of the world precisely because together we have developed a competitive manufacturing platform in the north american region. in average, 40% of the export content of mexican exports is on american territory. we must work together to avoid that the sources of employment might leave our region. nonetheless, this does not mean that the free trade agreement of north america doesn't have room for improvement for the benefit of both. telecom is an agreement that was signed 22 years ago, the next president of the united states will find in my government an ally with the willingness to continue, erode, to modernize telecam with the view to make it more effective and generating quality jobs, better paying jobs in both countries. i do not believe that trade must be considered to be an effort that gives no results. we are for one to win the other must lose. on the contrary, it must be viewed

because he knew that if the united states acted, if the united states took a number of air strikes against his military facilities where there were chemical weapons, that it would put his rule at risk that is why he was gave up his chemical weapons, because he was frightened about what an air strike would do to him politically. so i think we missed an opportunity there. >> rose: the president would argue on that case. we didn't know what would follow assad. and that is a huge bet. >> yes, he is right about that, he is absolutely right about that. it is my argument, right, about you got to-- you have got to have that drk dsh you need to place the structure. back in fall of 2012, back in 2013, the syrian army, the syrian security services were much, much stronger than they were today. right? and there was less risk of them fracturing the way they had in libya or the way they had in iraq. so i think it was a different story. but that's looking backyard, right, let's look forward. i think "the washington post" op ed today which is very interesting, you know, it's one of the reasons why secreta

the united states is supporting the rebels against assad and russia. turkey has come in and is waging an effective campaign on behalf of the syrian rebels, going into syria itself but as its going into syria itself fighting against isil or isis, they're also attacking the kurdish militia that we're supporting. so in effect for turkey, the enemy of my enemy is still my enemy. so they look at the enemy, isil, but the kurdish mitt -- militia, the y.p.g. is also considered an enemy as far as the turk are concerned. so we have a situation in which the united states is supporting the rebel forced an the kurdish militia against the syrian government and against isil the >> the turks clearly don't like the americans commenting on their relations with the kurdish group. does turkey seem to you to have a stronger hand at the moment? i mean is washington kind of relying on turkey and the turkish military to go after isis and that means its compromising some of its relations with the syrian rebels? >> as a matter of fact, it is. there are reports that the united s

from the united states than from germany, spain, japan, and the united kingdom combined. the american manufacturing industry were not lost to other regions of the world precisely because of the development and because we have developed a competitive north american joint manufacturing platform. on average, 40% of the content of mexican exports is made in the united states. as partners, we should work fromher to keep jobs leaving our region. mean thathis does not the trade agreement of north america cannot be enhanced for the benefit of both sides. nafta is a 22-year-old agreement. the next a mac and president will find in my government -- american president will find in my government a partner willing to find ways to modernize nafta. so it can be more effective in creating market pain jobs and quality -- more good paying jobs and quality across the board. i do not believe trade should be treated as a zero-sum endeavor. where one must lose so the other can win. quite the contrary. it should be seen as efforts creaking value for both sides -- creating value for both sides an

the united states, every citizen of the united states is so complicit in this situation and in the history of the situation. we see this deep culture of violence that has so many in its roots in the central american war of the 1980s and this incredible distraction that was never addressed in any kind of positive way. we are not just the great consumers but it's we also provide the arms and i'm sure we are going to talk a lot about how complex the issue is and how we are so intertwined into triangle. [applause] thank you all. it's a pleasure. my sentiments, hello, can you hear me? now you can. i would just like to echo -- can you hear me now? his sentiments express as it is safe to say the foremost interlocutor of the brutal reality. he is the person who is braving the situation and has the extraordinary not just reporting skills, but the writing talent to bring us testimony and chronicles from an extraordinarily harsh and usually overlooked, ignored, neglected reality. it's been there for a long time. it's getting worse. i don't mean this as a kind of chicken little statement but it's alwa

now for the united states. good play by lee. >> rouzier through a seam in the block and down. we're tied again. >> a lot of jump floats from france right now. tight set. taylor sander off the top. what a swing by matt anderson. wow. talk about taking out the trash. >> i'm watching this and watching the transition block of france and with kevin le roux out there i would go set to middle. i would exploit that matchup in transition. le roux is taking off way early. >> easy serve again gobbled up. over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for americans to get out of this match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-1

it becomes the conflict between spain and the united states or the united states and seminoles. this makes sense. the seminole war and who the seminoles are fighting, just blurt it out. stand up. come to the mike. who are the seminoles going to fight if it's a seminole war? is it obvious? who are the seminoles going to fight? all right. someone can say the u.s. right? that seems to be straight forward. indeed, the great hero of the seminole war from the united states' point of view is andrew jackson. we have a problem with this. somehow context is missing. when we look at the record of the first seminole war we see very little written about seminoles themselves. we hear a lot of things we've heard before in this class. we've heard lots about red sticks, lots about creeks. we hear william mcintosh's name over and over and over. we hear benjamin hawkins. we hear andrew jackson. for some reason we don't hear seminole very often. instead we get phrases like this. chief mcintosh and his brigade. brigade. not his unit or his band, brigade. implying size. hundreds of creek warriors eng

dwelling units. the new 18,580 gross square-foot building five stories over drudge would retain seven ground-floor parking spaces at seven class i bicycle parking spaces and provide open space for each of the dwelling units. the vertical addition would've a very fun setback with no setback at floors-1-4 and 42'6" at the sixth floor. additionally the project library rear yard setback of 9 feet .8 inches at floors 13, two and this is the buildings existing condition before he feet 4 inches at the third floor and 44 feet and 4 inches at floors 4-6 under. setback new vertical addition is in the set billable area and as such we are yard variance is not required for this project. the significance fun setback on the upper floors were in juice of the project first was admitted to the planning department in 2004. excuse me, 2014 as to illuminate any shadows onto the part which is a rec and park property located across from the subsequent party. the project requires conditional use authorization for two pursua

, united states marine corps and the united states navy. and americans were able to put around 5,000 men on the field at bladensburg. on the 24th of august, a confused battle erupts. the british attack with a few thousand men and the americans are almost instantly thrown into disarray. the president of the united states himself james madison gallops away from the battlefield. some of the american positions are quickly overrun and whole american units break and run away. american militia units receive some training, but not as much training as professional soldiers and certainly not nearly as much training as battle tested british regular army soldiers. and so they didn't really hold up too well. francis scott key. some say he relied some misorders to some of the american high command. others say he just packed up with the artillery unit and retreated in great haste along with everyone else. who could blame them? so many people were running. one african-american said, quote, the american militia ran like sheep chased by dogs. it was perhaps

when pennsylvania became part of the united states, i became a citizen of the united states. i did so by choice. it has been commented upon by those who choose their religion in adulthood, that they often adhere to that more vastly than those who are born to it. the same could be said of immigrants. because their choice was a conscious decision, irrespective of the source of their departure from their original land, whether it was persecution, religion, or political opinion, or in search of economic betterment, it does not make a difference. adherence to a philosophy found here, that is what sets us apart. maybe more steadfast than for those who are nativeborn. his excellency, general washington spoke in his first state of the union in january of 1790, addressing the matter of immigration, he asked congress to adopt procedures to transform foreigners into citizens. his excellency understood the need to integrate thousands of citizens that came yearly into our body and country. yet in the debate of naturalization, there were disagreements on whether we should allow a free flow

because he knew that if the united states acted, if the united states took a number of air against his military facilities where there were chemical weapons, it that it would put his rule and risk. whats frightened about such an airstrike would do to him politically. i think we missed another opportunity there. the president said, we did not know what would follow asaad, and that is a huge bet. mike: yes, he is absolutely right about that. and it is my argument that you have to have that trip -- that transition. back in 2013, the syrian army, the syrian security services were much, much stronger than they were today. there was less risk of them fracturing the way they had in libya or they had in libya or the when he had in iraq. i think it was a different story. but that is looking backwards, let's look forwards. post"k "the washington op-ed today which was very interesting, it is one of the reasons why secretary clinton last fall came out and said it is really time for a no-fly zone. it really time for a no-fly zone to stop the kind of activity that the syrian military is doing. barre

now for the united states. good play by lee. >> rouzier through a seam in the block and down. we're tied again. >> a lot of jump floats from france right now. tight set. taylor sander off the top. what a swing by matt anderson. wow. talk about taking out the trash. >> i'm watching this and watching the transition block of france and with kevin le roux out there i would go set to middle. i would exploit that matchup in transition. le roux is taking off way early. >> easy serve again gobbled up. over the top and ripped. the united states serving has really dropped. >> hugely important for americans to get out of this match with a win in four. save that point in case you end up in a tie situation. you want to have maximum points on your side. three points for a win in three or four. two for a win in five. >> ngapeth with a serve into the net. we don't like the system. it's fine for a long club professional season over 30 or 40 matches but not in a tournament. it is what it is. it's the same for all the teams. 16-1

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the fight of united 93 defending our nation in flight, giving their lives to save the united states capital. this is beyond pearl harbor. pearl harbor, we could expunge it with a war. we are in a longer war and the dynamics are changing much more rapidly and we are having so much blowback from what we are doing. no one is going back to september 10, 2001. our way of life is never going back to that place. we can strive to make ourselves better. we can strive to resolve these issues. the fact that you are all here in the room tells you how deeply things have changed. i could not get five people unless they were sent to me on orders with the dm -- with per diem. now all of you will listen to us because our way of life has changed. can we change it back? no. can we manage it to make it more useful? can we determine all of the crosshairs that have occurred? i blocked the hell out of september 11. i knew exactly what was happening that day. as soon as i saw the second airplane fly into that building. i ran into the third cruise missile. i heard the fourth cruise missile crashed in pennsylvania.

, puerto rico is in the united states. sorry mr. president. the reason is there are are american citizens having a terrible time right now. they are in the middle of an outbreak that is going to be or already is bad and is going to be a serious situation because what happened with them in 2014 is that 25% of the population got infected. if you look at the potential importation so here's the quick of the problem. there are 200 plus million who journey back and forth from united states to areas of local transmission of zika. which means in this is something people are starting to appreciate now, the difference between a travel related case and a local traveling case in the united states there are at least 2500. there are probably closer to 10,000 because 2500 recognized cases of travel related, mainly someone who is infected elsewhere and either comes back to the night states or travels to the united states. so if there are those many people in areas where there are mosquitoes that can transmit it, it's not surprising that y

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the patraio unit. as contemplated by the unit and the eastern neighbor hood eir is not stale.the effects of this growth was planned for and anticipated in the 2008 eir.to conclude the project eir is adequate and complete. the planning commission was fully comprised of the impacts when they made the decision. to date the planning department has not indicated write more analysis is needed with that city's decision-makers.noel lpa was filedand this is more than adequate for decision-makers on behalf of josh smith i urge you to reject this appeal. >>thank you and with that i will open that up for public comment for those members of the public who would like to speak in support of the project. you have up to two minutes each- per speaker please. >>hello my name is- i am an active community member the developer f has listened to the community a and their concerns through the project more than any developer that i've ever worked with.the project is a mixed-use project is completely code compliant. additionall

the city records and the other one unit the proposal to add one unit to the single-family dwelling to bring up and change the lot lines a new lot in between the two buildings and putting a new two unit building there and resulting in a total of 3 units on the lot and honestly in first reviewing it i was a bit nor in favor of the proposal it is adding housing stock to the city but the design it was well crafted design but ultimately the concern for me there was i feel they've not necessarily exercised the openings to work with the pattern of development and there is a pattern of development those are kind of the out liars on the lot but in addition originally set they were all 25 by one hundred foot lots but decided wanted a bigger building and merged two building arrest converted two lots and developed that two unit building and that was the pattern that existed for quite sometime and now ma'am, misses the potential but felt it is forced trying to interject that and i think the appellant made a great case and did at the hearing and trust the concerns prior to the hearing and raised th

states ambassador to the united nations. write in support of the decision of the honorable and thearvey beneficiaries of his legacies in diaspora who are petitioning for a long-overdue presidential pardon. why it hasnded as to not yet been granted to this visionary and inspirational leader who is honored globally in recognition of his lifelong substantial contribution to society and his effort to uplift people of african descent throughout the world. every time i visit my grand daughter who lives across the street from the marcus garvey park in harlem, new york, i am grieved about the injustice this hero has been dealt with his name still bearing the scar of a conviction even know his sentence was commuted by president calvin coolidge. marcus garvey stands in history as one of the first leaders of the american rights movement in the early 20th century he was an advocate for the social and political independence of those around the world. he stakes his name and movement on the development of economic opportunity as a source o