specialist united states army. petty officer rose barnes, united states navy. dr. betrue. >> second class chris rome yea yoe united states navy. >> mary jane booth. donna m. bo went. allen p. boyle. bernard c. brown ii. christopher l.burford, united states navy. captain charles f.burlingame iii. petty officer third class daniel m.caballero, united states navy. is sergeant first class jose o. calderon-olmedo, united states navy. suzanne m. calley. sharon a. carver. willi william e.caswell. sergeant first class john j j. chada, retired. rosa maria chap ara. david m.charlebois. sara m. clark. julian t. cooper. asia s.cottom. a da m. davis. james d.debeuneure. capta captain gerald f.deconto, united states navy. rodney dickens. lieutenant colonel eddie a. dillard. petty officer first class johnny doctor jr., united states navy. captain robert e. dolan, jr., united states navy. commander william h. donovan, united states navy. lieutenant commander charles a.droz iii, united states navy, retired. commander patrick dunn, united states navy. petty officer first class edward

unit, a decent -sized top unit. i get the neighbors' concerns that this is larger than what they are used to seeing, but the trade-off would be two good sized units for the future. we are kind of getting to the allowable zoning which is r.h. two, but given the down sloping lot, i think it is odd. i don't think it will be legible as an a.d.u. here. >> commissioners, there is a motion that has been seconded. >> i think that those commissioners who are not here today shared a certain size. there was a request to add an a.d.u. so that was the main direction. to just toss that because the a.d.u. is not quite it what it thought it would be is kind of like going counter to what i would recall the rest of the commissioners and what we are asking for. >> i absolutely agree with the intent of adding the a.d.u. i think just given the reality of whether that a.d.u. would be used or not used, and i would agree that i suspect that it wouldn't be used. i think we have a important moment to try and make units that will ultimately b

>> i question that the three dwelling units wished we asked for, are not flat, but the units that are proposed do not really work. i believe that the lowest unit does not have the proper exposure for the bedroom and is not fully approvable. the fact that the stair goes in front of that unit, given that it says way, way in the ditch makes that -- does not give it the required exposure in addition to the fact that there are potential issues with fire exiting that people in the audience brought up. as you go up, there has definitely been an attempt to relabel the functioning of the building in order to make it look like three units, but i do not believe that that is fully thought through given where the stairs are, given where windows are, and how people go across the landing to go to the bedroom when those are all full sliding doors. there is something not quite working. i think it was done in order to get approval, but it has not been thoroughly work through to be redesigned building. and while the approval that this commission may extend will suffice for the building to be flipped, i

iran has lived without the united states for 40 years iran has lived in spite of the united states for 40 years in order to remove security council resolutions the presence of the 5 permanent members of the security council required so we were not eager to negotiate with the united states is was a necessity once. that. objective was achieved for us the presence of the united states was not a major plus as you said from the very beginning even during the obama administration the united states was more interested in keeping the sanctions that it had not lifted than observing its obligations to lift the sanctions so this has been the case and we will never be heard never. naive about the united states i lived in the u.s. for 30 years of follow the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i'm probably missing many of your interviews you stressed that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that

unit. it doesn't get converted to a residence. >> like i said before, it wasn't until he was caught -- >> tran, you have time in rebuttal. your time is up. dinky. -- thank you. we will hear from the permit holder. >> good evening. i am mr. wong, i am the owner of the building at 2901 taraval street. may i have the overhead please? i am here to respond to the appellant, ms. lee appeal of my current -- permit to convert the commercial space into the residential unit. again, before i begin, i just want to say that i did want you to see her brief, that is why i included it, which according to this gentleman here, who i handed it to, is quite unusual. i did want you to see it to be fair to her, just because she did not get it in on time. that you had a chance to review it, because i think after you review her brief, you realize, the accusations and insinuatio insinuations, and the words she uses like "getting caught", and mansplaining. her strategy is to call into play, a lot of different things

it would probably hit the united states western territories. virtually the philippines only had a certified defense and it was no surprise that they were very quickly able to take these western territories of the united states. the one thing they did do to prepare for this expected war in the 1930s was to the philippines on the road to independence so that if the philippines of the countdown if it is okay before the war started in the united states would be obliged to defend because it would be an independent country and not my problem. anyway, so the president of the commonwealth and its not like an independent country, it is like a big government of a state. listened to roosevelt on the radio talking about england it's expressed vividly and his reaction to this, he said, i cannot stand the constant reference england to europe. i am here, my people are here under the heels. how typically american to arrive while a daughter is being raped in the backroom. that isn't just a metaphor. the japanese occupation of the philippines was violent and inv

united states ambassador to the united nations kelly craft, united states secretary of state mike pompeo. [applause] >> good morning everyone. across the countries and cultures we come together as one --ted by our belief this understanding is not universal. today all over the world people of faith face a rising tide of persecution. we have witnessed horrific acts of violence committed against worshipers in mosques, churches and synagogues. we have watched the arbitrary detention and mistreatment of religious minorities in countries around the globe. and we have felt the chill of a world that seems increasingly disinterested in defending the rights of all people to exercise a sincerely held religious belief. as leaders, at times such as this calls us to demonstrate our commitment to religious liberty not only in word but in deed which is why i'm so extraordinarily pleased and honored we are joined by president donald trump and vice president mike pence. [applause] >> under the leadership of these is note united states only -- just two months ago president trump posted victims of religious

but we also need to have a conversation in the united states, we need to have a conversation in the united states that our health care system is a disease care system. we wait until people get sick, then the pharmaceutical companies come in, the health companies come in, and they make a ton of money. if we are going to fix this issue in the united states, we need to move to a health care system that is based on prevention. [applause] rep. ryan: that is about the business of reversing chronic disease, which accounts for three quarters of the health care costs in the united states, where we use prevention of food as medicine to reverse things like type 2 diabetes in the united states. that is a modern, new health care system that uni come of that we can build together -- you and i, that we can build together. and if we are going to fix the climate, the issue of global warming, we need to move from a monopolized industrial agricultural system to a system based on regenerative agriculture that puts money back in the hands of the farmers of the united states of america. [applause] rep. ryan: no

the 74th united nations general assembly in new york city. he focused his remarks on his "america first" policies, which he said should be emulated by other world leaders who wanted to strengthen their own nations and international institutions like the u.n. he directly addressed mexico and other central american nations, saying migration from these nations to the u.s. was destabilizing, and said opponents to his administration's immigration and border policies put their politics ahead of migrants' well being. the president's remarks came before speaker pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry in the u.s. house. this is just over 35 minutes. >> on behalf of the general assembly, i request protocol to escort his excellency. >> on behalf of the general assembly, welcome to the united nations his excellency donald trump, president of the united states of america. and invite him to address the assembly. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. mr. president, mr. secretary-general, distinguished delegates, ambassadors, world leaders, seve

units of the third army. the final line had been forged between our forces which landed in southern france on august 15th and those which had landed in normandy on the sixth of june. this junction closed the last escape route for the germans remaining in the south and west of france. those the fighting of the soldiers, sailors and airmen of the united nations defeated the germans in southern france. their valor to duty were beyond praise. >>> you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on cspan 3. >>> army heritage days is an annual event held in may at the u.s. army heritage and education center in carlyle, pennsylvania. hundreds of hobbyiests conduct demonstrations and talk to the public about the military. the theme this year was the d-day 75th anniversary. next on "american artifacts" we visit a living history camp to learn about the experiences of the army's 517th parachute infantry combat team. those who fought in france 75 years ago in the autumn of 1944. >> my name is matt holmgren i

the united states lost 60,000 entereds after china the wto. this is happening to other countries all over the globe. the wto needs drastic change. the second largest economy in the world should not be permitted to declare itself a developing country in order to game the system that others' -- at others' expense. for years, these abuses were tolerated. ignored or even encouraged. globalism exerted a religious pull over past leaders, causing them to ignore their own national interest. but as far as america is concerned, those days are over. to confront these unfair practices, i placed massive tariffs on more than $500 billion worth of chinese-made goods. already, as a result of these tariffs, supply chains are relocating back to america and to other nations and billions of dollars are being paid to our treasury. the american people are absolutely committed to restoring balance to our relationship with china. hopefully we can reach an agreement that would be beneficial for both countries. but as i have made very clear, i will not accept a bad dea

unit, unit number three and third floor is just one unit, unit four. however, on the second and third floor there are two separate access doors to the unit and at the same time there has been installation of gas lines and plumbing to both the front part facing the ocean and the rear part facing the part of the unit. each unit third and fourth unit consists of four bedrooms. i believe the architect will address this issue. i believe it was in the original plan this is intended to be a six unit building. for some reason at some point, the buildings have changed. the developers changed their mind and the building is two units on the first floor, one full unit on the second floor and the third one. now, appl applelant indicated violation of building code. we will address that. as far as i know, there has been no violation of building code because there is no encroachment upon the use of the other units because of the suggestion from the building inspector that they could use independent -- instead of the hood for instance, there is no need to go into unit

jr., united states navy. captain robert e dolan jr., united states navy. commander william h donovan, united states navy. lieutenant commander charles draws the third, united states navy retired. commander patrick dunn, united states navy. petty officer first-class edward t ehrhardt, u.s. navy. barbara g edwards. lieutenant commander robert r nelson, united states navy reserve. charles s falkenberg. and his wife, leslie a whittington. and their two children, dana falkenberg and zoe falkenberg. petty officer 3rd class jamie l fallon, united states navy. jay joseph ferguson. amelia v fields. gerald p fisher. darlene e flag and her husband, rear admiral wilson f flag, retired. petty officer second-class matthew m flaco, united states navy. sandra and foster. first lieutenant richard p gabriel, united states marine corps retired. captain lawrence d getstred, united states navy. cortez gee. brenda c gibson. colonel ronald f galinsky, united states army retired. ian j gray. diane hail mckenzie. stanley r hall. carolyn b hellman. michelle m heidelberger. sheila m

ukraine understood exactly what they needed from the united states, and the president of the united states would interfere with our national security, would interfere with the national security of our ally and do so for the illicit purpose of trying to advance his election campaign, having already sought help for foreign help in his presidential campaign, would now abuse the power of his office yet again this time to seek the help of another nation in his presidential campaign is the most fundamental betrayal of his oath of office. and i'd be happy to respond to your questions. one final point about the whistleblower. we still don't have the complaint. now that we have the department of justice's opinion, i think it's telling they have released that and yet not released the inspector general's analysis that takes issue with it. this is, again, bill barr's justice department trying to put out a misleading spin. in this case, in the form of the department's opinion. but nevertheless, that complaint needs to be provided to our committee. it needs to be provided in its entirety. that whistlebl

unit at its previous rent. there are legitimate reasons that people have to temporarily displace a tenant for major work. some of the mandatory work. i get that. but there is also a group of folks who go about, many of them speculators, keeping units off the market as long as they can, knowing that that tenant is not going to return. to the extent that we (a) say we're going to own it and have a place for them because we actually do have the capacity within our inclusionary and 100% affordable stock, and we have these additional findings that the a.l.j. has to make, and ultimately we're in the business of preserving existing rent-controlled housing at its current non-vacated rates. which is the whole reason for this. i want to thank the asian law caucus and c.d.c., and the tenant rights committee for pushing this supervisor on his legislation. i would hope that the committee would adopt the amendments and then we would have to continue it. there are other amendments that are being discussed that might require a

only applies to 20% of the units. and neighborhood preference only applies to 40% of the units. i think in this legislation, the preference would apply to 100% of the units, like c.o.p., and it does come before the levers. preference. so applicants applying for housing under this preference would be more competitive. more competitive than those under the other preference, and obviously those who do not have a preference at all. i think there is obviously opportunity for tenants who are applying for this preference to be housed in our universal sphocial housing. affordable housing. we share supervisor peskin's goal of wanting to house tenants who are displaced from these renovations. and our desire to really tackle displacement is a priority for us. through preferences as a tool, through preservation as a tool. something that does live outside of our scope of work is this temporary housing. we really strive to create and preserve housing so that residents can live in those units permanently. so i think what we would appreciate is just further discussion about how to implement thi

, three units, four units and up to 10 units. i'm seeing it for the first time so i'm not really able to give you any specifics about that until i go back and talk to our i.t. people to take a look. >> based on these numbers, this is the entire history of a.d.u.s right? >> i would assume. probably dating from 2014-2015. >> we're at about 1200 and this is 1,038 so this captures the vast majority of them. >> the largest cluster is in six unit or larger buildings. 314 is the big number and that's six unit buildings. this is about 2% of the average project cost. this is not going to make or break it whether you are a mom and pop or whether you are a large corporate apartment owner. if this thing isn't is a cash flow and it's a good investment and you can get a loan to do the project, you are going to do that if you are a small person with a $3200 fee and d.b.i. or you are veritos. it's a month's rent is basically what the building cost is. i don't care. it's a 15-month pilot program. i defer to chair mar but it's kind of six one half

the point is if the president of the united states called up every sitting united states attorney in the country, right, and said -- i never hear anybody answer the question when they're supportive of the president. is it an abuse of power or potentially a crime for the sitting president to call up the united states attorney and say, i hear there's a lot of corruption in vermont. there's a lot of corruption on. and bernie sanders people say, bernie sanders and his kids are full of corruption. you should look at that. now change the example and say he's done that to every u.s. attorney in the country, and all of them have enough integrity not to do anything about it. would you really sit here and say, what was the effect of that error in judgment? no. you would call it an abuse of power, and i think it would be impeachable on those facts alone. >> the president has the absolute right to suggest an investigation. he's the executive branch. that's an -- >> he's not given rights. he's given responsibilities. >> no. he's given the power to faithfully execute the law. if he wants -- if he

we are waiting for president trump to speak at the unit a dacians very shortly -- at the united nations very shortly. jair bolsonaro has just finished his speech. it would be a very interesting backstage portion of events with president trump, jair bolsonaro, russia fair to one -- and resident erdogan. president trump is approaching the podium. let's listen in. pres. trump: mr. secretary general, distinguished delegates, ambassadors, and world leaders, seven decades of history have passed through this hall in all of the richness and drama. where i stand, the world has heard from presidents and premiers at the height of the cold war. we have seen the foundation of nations. ofhave seen the ringleaders revolution. we have beheld saints who inspired us with hope, rebels who stirred us with passion, and heroes who embolden us with to shareall here plans, proposals, visions, and ideas on the world's biggest stage. those who met us before, our time is one of great greatts, contests, high-stakes, and clear choices. the essential divide that runs all around the world and throughout history is on

the united states is located here, not in the middle east. the united states is not the advocate of any nation, neither is the guardian of any state. in fact, states do not delegate power to attorney to other states and do not give custodianship to others. if the flames of the fires of yemen have spread today, the warmonger should be sought and punished, rather than leveling accusations and grudge against the innocent. saudi arabia will be guaranteed ofwith a termination aggression with yemen rather than inviting foreigners. we are ready to spend our national strength and regional credibility and international authority. the solution for peace in the arabian peninsula, security in the persian gulf, and stability in the middle east, should be sought inside the region rather than outside of it. the issues of the region are bigger and more important than the united states is able to resolve. the united states has failed to resolve the issue in afghanistan, iraq, and syria, and has been the supporter of extremism, talibanism, and daeshism. such a

tension between united states and iran to boil overld leaders prepare to meet at the united nations. ♪ speak of is the highest sanctions ever imposed on a country. we've never done it to this level. >> john: the united states continues its campaign of maximum pressure on the islamic regime and the president has approved the deployment of u.s. forces, which will be defensive in nature. >> john: points the finger at tehran for those saudi oil attacks. >> we know precisely who conducted these attacks, it was iran. >> we will ask secretary of state mike pompeo about the options on the table live only on "fox news sunday" ." then, we will get democrat ben y member of the senate foreign relations committee. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, reports the president had an inappropriate phone call with the president of ukraine. >> did you discuss joe biden, his son, or his family? >> it doesn't matter what i discussed. it's a partisan whistle-blower. >> i know i'm up against it. abuser. he abuses power everywhere you can. >> john: we will discuss with president trump's personal lawye

be allowed to come to the united states. right? whether you have travel documents or not. we've already allowed u.s. citizens and non-u.s. citizens. we have already processed people that have travel documents and those who don't. we are trying to do that in the most expeditious way we can to support the humanitarian mission. but like i said before, we are still going to go through the process. and if you looked at the time, the process, i think the first ship that came in had over 1,400 individuals. we did that ship in a couple of hours. right? it was amazing work that the folks at c.b.p. did. but we're still going to do our job. we still need to process and vet them to make sure that we're not letting dangerous people in. taking advantage of this. i'll give you another example. we've had some individuals that brought children with them from the bahamas who lost their mom and dad. so we need to make sure that, was there nefarious activity involved, or were they doing it out of humanitarian reasons? so far, that's what we've

the united states is located here, not in the middle east. the united states is not the neither of any nation, is the guardian of any state. delegatestates do not power to attorney to other states and do not give custodianship to others. if the flames of the fires of then have spread today, warmonger should be soft and polished -- should be sought and punished, rather than leveling accusations and grudge against the innocent. saudi arabia will be guaranteed with determination of aggression with yemen rather than inviting foreigners. we are ready to spend our national strength and regional credibility and international authority. peace in thefor arabian peninsula, security in the persian gulf, and stability in the middle east, should be sought inside the region rather than outside of it. the issues of the region are bigger and more important than the united states is able to revolve -- able to resolve. the united states has failed to resolve the issue in afghanistan, iraq, and syria, and has been the supporter of extremism, talibanism, and dae

the first of these was the benign hegemony of the united states. america was the big kid on the block and even if those countries that were particularly happy about this didn't dare challenge us in a serious way. the second major piece promoting feature was economic interdependence. this was one of the great ages of globalization. we know that countries that trade with and invest in one another on a large scale are very reluctant to go to war for no other reason that the war cost them a lot of money. the third great piece promoting feature of the international politics between 1989 and 2014 was democracy. this was a great age of democracy the first time in human history when democracy was the most prominent form of government around the world. by democracy i mean two things. democracy is i believe a hybrid form of government, it involves popular sovereignty use, free fair and regular elections. but it also necessarily involves liberty and liberty comes in three varieties. economic liberty that's private property, religious liberty, freedom of worsh

after the end of the war japanese scientists who worked at unit 731 were granted amnesty by the united states in exchange for information on the biological weapons program the japanese who did bad science killed thousands of people doing it got off scot free and they ended up going back to the universities and became chairman of departments and became captains of industry and and now on happy lives. successive japanese governments have been extremely reluctant to take responsibility for atrocities committed during world war 2. all the major powers have dabbled in the germ warfare but the british scientist did their grim work here in this research establishment they stored 50 kilograms of bacteriological agents enough to kill every living thing on a the british experimented with typhoid dysentery and cholera testing these pathogens on animals. if you're using live agent tests and this was done out in the ocean in many cases what you would do is tie animals on cages on deck and disperse the agent and see how well it would affect the animals and this was also done for example by the unite

why is the united states present in our region? why the united states brought down a civilian airliner? >> reporter: it was a terrible act. many years ago. we are talking about hamas, hezbollah, firing missiles on civilian areas, talking about blowing up people in civilian areas of israel. that's not terrorism? >> translator: you defended israel, the foundation of which is based upon attacking the rights of others and on a daily basis has targeted the people of palestine, lebanon and most recently iraq and syria. there is no terrorism throughout the world that matches the activities of israel that has been -- for the past 71 years since its inception, since its founding. those who fight for the freedom of their lands and their homes are not terrorists. those are terrorists who render aid to isis. israel is the country that takes care of the injured isis fighters and make weapons available to them. isis are the terrorists. >> translator: israel supports isis? >> translator: undoubtedly. do you have any doubts? would you like to see

we reflect on what it means to be a citizen of the united states of america. as part of the celebration, we welcome thousands of new u.s. citizens just like you in special naturalization ceremonies across the country. perhaps none as special as this one though. in the process of becoming united states citizens, you learned our nation's history, you studied our form of government, our founding documents, and freedoms we share because of the actions our founders took to secure the blessings of liberty for all americans. now as citizens of this great country, american history is your history. today in taking the oath of allegiance to support and defend the constitution and laws of the united states of america, you have gained important new rights and responsibilities along with ownership of america's future. i hope this day inspires you to fully exercise those rights and meet the responsibilities that accompany your new status as the united states citizens. i encourage each of you to be active and engaged citizens in members of your community, cast your vote duri

finally on the subject of brexit we made it very clear the united states of america supports the united kingdom's decision to leave the european union. that being said, we recognize that ireland has unique challenges with their northern border. and we're absolutely determined to play a positive role in ensuring that the historic good friday agreement that the united states helped her broker 20 years ago is preserved in the context of any brexit agreement to i did encourage them convey to other leaders across the european union some of ireland's unique challenges and encourage that e.u. to come to the table. i mobile meeting in a day or two -- i will be meeting in a day or two with prime minister boris johnson. he made very clear yesterday that he is determined to sit at the table and negotiate with the european union, but i encourage them to carry the message of ireland's unique challenges to other allies and partners in the european union and encourage them to come to the table, negotiating good faith and make it possible for all parties to achieve a brexit that honors the sovereignty

we reflect on what it means to be a citizen of the united states of america. as part of the celebration, we rel come thousands of new u.s. citizens just like you in special naturalization ceremonies across the country. perhaps none as special as this one. in the process of becoming united states citizens, you learned our nation's history. you studied our form of government, our founding documents and the freedoms we share because of the actions our founders took to secure the blessings of liberty for all americans. now as citizens of this great country, american history is your history. today in taking the oath of allegiance to support and defend the constitution and laws of the united states of america, you have gained important new rights and responsibilities along with ownership of america's future. i hope this day inspires you to fully exercise those rights and meet the responsibilities that accompany your new status as united states citizens. i encourage each of you to be active and engage citizens and members of your community, cast your vote during elec

buster of the united states to israel and if not then he is. to be over i suspect that the american men who are working very close closely with netanyahu and played a big role in giving that any all the free gifts that the trump administration gave them soften that and you know is is do we oversaw the men who worked with him very closely in the united states most likely will be you know joining him will try and get a green light cushion and of course the israeli ambassador to london who has not time to come on the show thank you very much ambassador. after the break as hearings continue in guantanamo we go to occupied cuba was the lawyer of the $911.00 mastermind khalid shaikh muhammad with the u.s. deep state is doing all that to prevent this prosecution all the smoke going up about to going underground. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you that. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the deci

and i'll soon be the father-in-law of a united states navy pilot. so i want to say thank you for standing with this president in rebuilding the military of the united states of america. we've increased military spending in this country already by the largest amount since the days of ronald reagan. we've restored the arsenal of democracy. and with that renewed american strength, america is respected in the world again. it's our allies are doing more than ever before in our common defense. and we've seen even rogue states like north korea coming to the table to begin discussions about achieving peace. and that's because we all know, as republicans, what this president knows, that peace can only be achieved through strength. but it wasn't just about security and the common defense, but it was also about reviving this economy. it's amazing to think, the last eight years, the most powerful economy in the history of the world had only grown by less than 2 percent. but because of house republicans and that majority in the last two years, we were able to cu

there's some 3500 units there now, and demolition of those units, are they sound units? we would not want to lose those units. 15,700 new residence. if only 10% of them get a delivery of a meal a day, if only 10% of them get a package a day and i'm talking now about the kinds of impacts that neema talked about here from uber and lyft from package deliveries. we have some numbers available to us about the impacts and they're not here yet and they need to be in the e.i.r. to villain an additional 2,000 vehicles pulling up. we don't have the street space to those that kind of numbers. i think that muni was addressed. above-ground is also seriously impacted. this is talking about five years of unavoidable construction impacts on muni's travel. that's the e line, 6, 7, probably the 21. and then of course on muni underground. particulate matter is of a concern to all of us residents and people visiting san francisco. more needs to be looked at there. i'd also like to point you to alternative c., the most environmentally conscious of the drafters here. we've got more to do. let

return to united states and face them rather than seeking refuge in the arms of an adversary of the united states that has their own strategic interest in disseminating harmful . or disseminating information in a harmful way snowden denies having collaborated with the russian government he now has a russian residency permit until 2020 and lives at an undisclosed address in moscow . well a man who has been connected to snowden from the beginning of this story joins me tonight robert timbo is snowden's lawyer and he is one of the people that snowden credits with saving his life mr devoe joins me tonight from the city of halifax in nova scotia canada mr tabor welcome to the day i want to ask you a belt something that snowden said earlier today on the u.s. network c.b.s. . he said that the publication of his new book is leading germany and france to ask should we give snowden asylum is this new book is it part of your client's plan to ask for asylum here in germany well just to clarify in in 2013 when mr snowden departed from on call and in transit through moscow he stopped. short he had appli

naive about the united states i've lived in the us for 30 years of followed the united states for the past 40 years so i know what i'm probably missing many of your interviews you stress that economic benefits is one of the tenets of this deal the economic benefits economic benefits are one of the tenets of the deed and the deed actually rests on 2 pillars not nonproliferation and normalization of economic relations but that does not require where united out the american participation ended with active american counteraction khania gadd the economic benefits of this deal not all of the economic benefits but i believe that the international community will have to come to its senses that unless they stop this trend then the next week terms will be others we have other options we are least dependent you know in 2008 we suffered the least from economic from the global economic crash because we fortunately or unfortunately have been. basically alienated from global economy so we are multiple. it is a resilient economy that can withstand pressures from outside we have been the subject of pr

the united nations agreement that allows the united states to have the u.n. headquarters in new york now among the other topics that were discussed according to the russian foreign ministry we under just understand they started discussing resolving the issue in ukraine resolving the issues on the korean peninsula the situation in north africa as well as the situation in the middle east and the situation in syria. spoke with pompei o. and talked about in the negotiation process regarding the situation in syria that is underway at the united nations now another point that was made as we understand the lab rob made clear to my pail that attempts to put sanctions on russia and compel russia behavior and get russia to act in certain ways with sanctions were being done in vain the sanctions were not having that effect and that they were essentially they were essentially being done in vain so that some of what we heard about this conversation it was held behind closed doors and now the world is waiting to hear from loughborough of as he addresses the u.n. general as

the united states, and, that must be held to answer. why did it sell the region so many systems and so many weapons? so they must answer, why have they not been able to establish where it came from? and then show the proof of it. which radar system intercepted these weapons? which one put a radar lock on it as they were coming toward the target? so if this is all proven the net must answer why the defensive capabilities did not suffice. why is it that americans and the europeans have been aiding the saudi arabians and their partners in connectin connectind killings? they have no right to make such unfounded discussions. in my meeting with president macron i asked him why did he not think that was necessary? he said the yemenis have not reached that type of advanced technical capability and in response i told him that you are unaware of their capabilities. so if there is no cease-fire moving forward, you will see once again and you will witness the military capabilities of the yemeni. and you come together to find a solution. and pieces

dwelling unit. it does not add a dwelling unit to the housing and uses a portion of the space from an existing first floor dwelling unit, which is not allowed by the planning code. if the owner wants to build a valid adu, he needs to drop his plan to add the third story, must retain the existing first floor residential unit instead of converting into a parking space so that way would be adding an affordable dwelling unit. the proposed four as far an a.d.u.,, it cannot exceed the existing height of the building. the height restriction is intended to prevent projects like this one. thank you. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> i am a 41-year-old tenant, and all of these years they have been an asset to the neighborhood. the building has been vacant, pretty much vacant, and the paint has been peeling for the last four years. it is time to get going on this renovation. i think from my standpoint, i don't have all of the facts and figures. i think they're going to do a good job, as they have done in the neighb

but what is more so for us is that the united states. should greece toward the trust that it has damaged to the world in other words i will remain committed to my agreement visibly. accord to eunice. that if there were un resolutions be the palestinian issues i would not trample upon them if i had made an agreement with that country and 6 other nations i will live up to those commitments that's what's important. the russian news agency this question is about these issues president trump announced yesterday a decision to deny. entrance to the united states to all hieromonk irena and then as an official us russia also had big problems with entrance to the u.s. . more than time the russians come to the general assembly so how far it can go. should the united nations headquarters be moved from the oracle raising . well iran a new team to answer to this measure just thank you. you know well. we have had to problem you know we have been faced with this problem from before the iranians all start to enter the united states to face problems and e

a world war ii unit that fought in italy, southern france. it is a largely forgotten unit. it was a small unit. there were about 2500 men throughout the war. it was comprised of three smaller units. parachute unit, the 596th airborne company and and the 460th. those three units maybe regimental combat team. the higher army command would attack units where they were needed as they were needed. we are representing them during their time in the autumn of 1944. that was in the south of france in the french alps, where they were cast with protecting the right flank. that came from the invasion of southern france in august of 1944. it was overshadowed by operation overlord, the famous normandy operation. they were nicknamed hammer and anvil. due to lack of landing craft and aircraft, they were not able to have both operations at the same time. normandy was deemed the more important operation. the southern operations were delayed until 1944. troops again to scramble up the beach. they were prepared for an enemy onslaught. not a single german soldier appeared. not even in luftwaffe

luke's unit to davies. i want to know you want to have the larger discussion from the city, but the preference for sub-acute care is not to be in an acute setting. i know there are differences of opinion, but that is the opinion we hold and the department of public health holds. >> that is all. thank you. >> supervisor fewer, thank you for waiting. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. one question on staffing. about the backfilling of staff. you said staff are on break, aren't you required to have backfilling on staff with the critically ill patients? >> backfilling on staff, meani meaning? >> during bake times. >> i think it is during restroom breaks or other types of breaks. i don't think there is a requirement if someone is on break that there are three active duty rns on the floor or in the patient rooms. >> okay. i just want to say we have heard a lot today, i think, about the care that people feel like they are receiving at davies, but i think what is most pressing of all is the conversation abou

and that is guaranteed here in the united states and if you can't practice at the united states you're well placed to bring in a lawsuit that you would choose and to declare and to put forward that you have a 1st amendment right in the united states to do this and by the way we are not a perfect country and we don't claim to be but we are one the do it we do believe in these rights is fundamental rights like religious freedom we do practice them and we have problems and they end up in the court system but we're going to continue to push these rights every chance and every place we can but the policy was condemned widely by religious groups including the jewish community the policy of barring people from muslim majority countries was the american jewish world service coded and nothing less than a xenophobia muslim in the intent of which has been made clear by president chum through multiple anti muslim statements over several is it that it doesn't help your cause to be promoting international religious freedom when you get responses like that does it. i don't i don't care for those resp

i think it's a significant problem for the united states. i personally think that the growth of chinese power in the world is the most significant geopolitical challenge that the united states faces. and it will be our biggest problem for at least the next half-century. it's very much not in our interest to encourage the growth of russian chinese cooperation. it complicates the problem for us. i believe that not only do we need to manage the security threat that the hostility with russia poses now but from a geostrategic point of view it makes a lot of sense for us not to incentivize that kind of cooperation between moscow and beijing. him george, where in the systems or the paradigms would something like venezuela or other not near a broad kind of meddling fit in? and if we try to establish rules of the road what we do when they are violated? >> i think what the russians have been doing in venezuela economically but more militarily is the strongest counterargument to the defense russian school of thought. the ones that say the russians are

the united states, mike pence, united states ambassador to the united nations, kelly kraft, and united states secretary of state, mike pompeo. [applause] >> good morning everyone. across the splendid array of countries and cultures represented here, we come together this morning unit about our belief that flourishing societies are sustained by religious freedom. sadly, this understanding is not universal. today, all over the world, people of faith face a rising tide of persecution. in just the past year, we have witnessed horrific acts of violence committed against worshipers in mosques, churches and synagogues. we have watched the arbitrary detention and mistreatment of religious minorities in countries around the globe. and we have felt the chill of a world that seems increasingly disinterested in defending the rights of all people to exercise a sincerely held religious belief. as leaders, a times such as this calls us to demonstrate our commitment to religious liberty not only in word, but in deed . which is why i'm so extraordinarily pleased and honored we are joined by president d

second unit was illegal unit behind the garage. all of these facts need addressed prior to looking at the design solution. thank you. >> good evening. i live apartment 4105 21st street across the street. i encourage you to not give continuance. we received notice from the sponsors at 4:30 p.m. yesterday when we changed our schedules. it is an illegal demolition. the impact is something that is worth considering today. we are happy to come later on as well. we are here to give you facts and opinion. i encourage you not to give this continuance. thank you so much. >> i am tony paris across the street from the property. i am in objection to the continuance today. i feel it would be the appropriate time to hear from the neighbors regarding issues that were raised with this illegal demolition that took place. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> there is a little confusion with what is going on with the continuance. >> commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: there is material evidence that will be introduced by the neighbors

the united states have said we don't want war. the united states wants to talk this through and get a new deal. the iranians with that they do that will be another matter. the president. >> president trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor to be with the crown prince of bahrain, he is a friend of mine at the country is a friend of ours. we will always be with him. and i know they will be with us. we have a tremendous relationship militarily, but we also have a tremendous economic relationship, trade, and we will be discussing all of those things. we will certainly be discussing what took place over the last two days in saudi arabia. we will be discussing the release. but our relationship has never been stronger than it is right now. that is largely based on the relationship that we have. so i look forward to having our discussion. >> thank you mr. president, great pleasure to be here. >> president trump: would you like to say something? >> i would like to think the president for receiving me and my delegation today. i'm he

that is the unit where i was. the alteration work is either being done in my unit and i was not being made aware of it. the application states are two, which is a building with three or more units, however, according to d.b.i. inspection records, it indicates it as a two units building. it does not reflect those of d.b.i. permit tracking systems provided by d.b.i. states a model second floor unit one. this is what i received. d.b.i. on the first one says second floor unit one model. i ask the permit be corrected to match d.b.i. records and also, this is the building we are talking about. it is this top portion right here where i reside, and then there is... i reside on the top, and the bottom is vacant, it has been vacant now for over three years. >> you still have five minutes. >> i think i have made my point. >> thank you. >> we will now hear from the permit holder. >> welcome. >> hello. i am the owner and i am here to respond. >> can you move the mic up a little bit? >> this is why i am doing this. when i recei

but we also need to have a conversation in the united states. we also need to have a conversation in the united states that our health care system is a disease care system. we wait until people get sick and then the pharmaceutical companies come in, the health companies come in, and they make a ton of money. if we are going to fix this issue in the united states, we need to move to a health care system that is based on prevention. [applause] business oft the reversing chronic disease, which accounts for three quarters of the health care costs in the united states, where we use prevention, we use food as medicine to reverse things like type two diabetes in the united states. that is a modern, new health care system that we can build together. [applause] and if we are going to fix climate, if we are going to fix the issue of global warming, we need to move from a monopolized industrial agriculture system to a system based on regenerative agriculture that sequesters carbon and can put money back in the hands of the farmers of the united states of a

the united nations. will be responded to by the russians no doubt about it you can see he is very angry it's not exactly clear what measures cousin was talking about what we heard from russian president spokesperson mr biscoe for also that there will be a response from the crowd when there is a furious reaction from the russian foreign ministry as well we know that the us deputy ambassador has been summoned to the foreign ministry here in moscow over some pleasant situation maybe we can expect some clarification later on and we heard from the foreign ministry spokes person. i mean she described it as an example of huge disrespect from the american side let's take a listen documents that we handed over for processing earlier a couple of months before departure were returned to us with the wording they have been handed in early it's an outrageous example of disrespect by the u.s. to u.n. members as well as an example of failure to fulfill obligation as the host country of the world are. all good thing is t