yeah, just over there on that island, on the west side of that island, right on the side of it, that's where i found the neolithic material. 15 feet off there. well, in the early days when i was here crewing the coastguard helicopter here, i noticed quite a number of lochs, with little islets on them. they didn't look natural at all. they looked like they were just too round. some had walls round them and i thought well, i wonder what was going on in these lochs many, many years ago. so tell me, what did you find in this loch and other lochs around here? what i did find was beautifully decorated ceramics under the water here. but i think a more specific find i did make, on the bottom of this loch around the island here, near the island, was an almost complete bowl. my archaeologist friends, mark elliott, i gave him a phone call and he came down to have a look at the stuff. and he took his glasses off, put them back on again and he said, where did you find this stuff? i said ifound it in the loch here, and he said we don't find that stuff here. i said, i didn't put it there. he says, yo

prince is behind some of the biggest hits like west side story, phantom of the opera. his career span in order than six decades. 21 tony awards and a life achievement award. che chita rivera is saddened beyond words. and his friendship meant everything, he actually framed the first email that prince ever wrote to him and kept it in his office hal prince has died at the age of 91. >>> all right. it's time to change the page on the calendar it is now august vanessa webb is here with the very first forecast of the month. good morning >> welcome to the first of the month. we're going to see a change in the weather pattern. stormy conditions still for the plains this morning, and still dealing with that really stubborn front for the midatlantic to the southeast now we're going to lose the storms for the northeast humidity starting to already go down for the midwest northeast is still going to be a hot and steamy day and we're still following this rain look at accumulation through saturday afternoon from the carolinas all the way into the southeast up to 1 2toor the so rain

seven people were injured at a park in the city's west side when someone started shooting from a car. two hours later there was another shooting that left one man dead and seven others injured. chicago police say they appear to be >>> tonight in gilroy there was a celebration of life for one of the three people killed a week ago at e garlic festival. today would have been keyla salazar's 14th birthday. azenith smith was there and tells us it was very emotional. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ >> reporter: a song in honor of keyla salazar at what was supposed to be her 14th birthday party at a san jose park. a mariachi band, face painting, balloons and a butterfly release to symbolize keyla's care for animals, all the things keyla loved just as she would have wanted it. >> she was so excited to start high school and it's just devastating. >> reporter: keyla one of three young victims killed at the gilroy garlic festival. her aunt said just as they are beginning to heal, word of two mass shootings. >> hearing of the news is like retraumatizing, too, because we are just hearing other

early risers across the south—east may be on the west side but sunshine will come out for a time before that when frontages again, turning the sunshine hazy across the south and turning things wetter in the channel islands. saturday, the story of sunshine and showers. showers more frequent around northern england and some of those happy with hail and thunder. it stays cool as it will do on sunday with the chance of somewhat persistent rain into the south coast. most will stick with that sunshine and showers theme and quite a windy one this weekend too. i'm ben bland with bbc world news. our top story: a scientific study has revealed high levels of contamination by tiny pieces of plastic in the arctic, formerly seen as one of the world's last pristine environments. the study showed that a litre of melted snow could contain several tens of thousands of micro plastic particles, carried on the wind from thousands of miles away. pakistan's prime minister has warned india that it will pay "a heavy price" for revoking the special status of indian—administered kashmir. imran khan also said gl

. >>> the man behind many of broadway's biggest hits died hal prince directed many musicals west side story and fiddler on the roof to "phantom of the opera. prince won numerous tony awards including the lifetime achievement award in 2006. he was 91 years old. >>> and football legend nick buoniconti has died. he helped lead the miami dolphins to the nfl's only perfect season in 1972 the team won the super bowl that year and again in 1973 after his teenage son was paralyzed playing football, buoniconti helped raise hundreds of millions of dollars for research on paralysis. nick buoniconti was 78 >>> also tonight, we have a murder mystery why was a 71-year-old lyft driver shot to death in his car on his 52nd wedding anniversary? >>> also terrifying moments caught on camera, dozens injured by a rogue wave at a water park. stay with us a rogue wave at by a [farmers bell] (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. (clown 1) ...didn't mean it. (clow

. >> reporter: from "west side story" to "fiddler on the roof," "cabaret," to "damn yankees," "sweeney todd," to "phantom of the opera"... ♪ turn your face away from >> o'donnell: harold prince was the driving force behind some of the greatest musicals on the by the time he turned 26, prince "the pajama game," and won his first tony award. over the next half century, harold prince would win a total of 21 tonys, including eight for directing. >> directing is-- is fun, i think, and working with actors is terrific. and i like actors a lot. ♪ can't help loving that pal of mine ♪ >> o'donnell: his actors serenaded him at the 1994 kennedy honors. harold prince died today in iceland after a brief illness. he was 91. and one more honor tonight for harold prince. broadway theaters dimming their lights for this great star. and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in new york. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box

side. you see right here in fremont, a few cars on the road getting started with their day. a hump day. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll get to the morning commute with mike in a moment. first we check the forecast with kari. good morning. >> good morning. it looks pretty good as you get ready to head out the door but it will be slightly warmer this afternoon. as we start out in san jose, skies are clear. campbell upper 50s as you head out the door and as we go through the day it will be a little bit warmer than yesterday with high temperature reaching 86 degrees. 91 in milivermore. san francisco will be in the low 70s. we have hotter temperatures ahead so i'll talk more about that. mike, so far looks all quiet on the roads. >> yes, green. it's green all over. the speed sensors i'm talking about, that's great stuff. a smooth drive. we had construction slowing things down north 880 just past 238

side as they plow through our neighborhood to get to the freeway. so we want you to continue many things because it's e emblematic and we need control of the safety of our neighborhood. >> the last two people who have turned in a speaker for this topic. >> i just want to state some things for the record from this project. first, i think it does kind of make sense to close the southbound portion of tavvia street, a frontage road between hayes and lynd new yoron, becaue there's a cafe that extends outside and not really -- you can go down to laguna to go down to fell but there's a concern about northbound, about how we have taxis and others that have access from the freeway and octavia. so i'm expressing concern there be consequences by closing the east side of what i call the frontage road to octavia boulevard. you need for of a loading zone on hayes street because it's one big parking lot because it will create more traffic between octavia and laguna. thank you. >> next speakers. if anyone else would like to spiel you can still keep a clear way for

side of india and indeed in pakistan and afghanistan in detention system quite hard to the west is that we've got a warning of a heat wave if you believe in baghdad the temperatures in the high forty's we're looking at middle forces versus sunday rabia and just below that in doha where of course weather and that's true throughout the gulf is humid. rewind to 10 days with a new series i i am playing updates on the past about using documentaries one. rewind continues with back i will compare the onion you have the onion the weakest part of the heart. of the city we are holding on by our fingernails to the 2 state solution today it is still barely possible on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out just in time to recap our headlines now syrian opposition activists say rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town of country all in southern italy province this follows days of fighting which saw them firing rockets into government territory. italy's prime minister just has offered to resign after the league the leader salvini with through support from his government. told

. >> all units please make it to the west side of walmart. >> reporter: witnesses say a man wearing cargo pants and carrying rifle beginnings shooting as he makes his way from the parking lot into the store. >> you could hear gunshots outside. it was outside to inside. so he was coming inside. >> reporter: the gunman targeting his victims one by one in cold blood. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: one witness telling abc news it was like the gunman was on a mission. police racing to the scene, unsure if there is one or several shooters. this person trying to leave as first responders rush in. panicked shoppers recording their escapes, posting it on social media. >> run, run. >> reporter: you can hear officers yelling commands as people flee. >> hands up! >> reporter: the shopping center placed on lockdown. officials warning the public to stay away from the area. >> tactical teams from dea, fbi are currently searching the area. we need people to stay away. >> reporter: nearby, an el paso congresswoman cancelling her town hall alerts the audience about what happened. >> y'all, i am so sorry. there'

side of india and indeed in pakistan and afghanistan in detention system quite hard to the west is that we've got a warning of a heat wave if you believe in baghdad the temperatures in the high forty's we're looking at middle forty's versus saudi arabia and just below that in doha where of course weather and that's true throughout the gulf is humid. what is resistance. in a crack people are grabbing social and political issues by the horns. and time to sing creativity. and protest to challenge and change i.d.'s. gun a controversial witness documentary on al-jazeera. you're watching all jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour syrian opposition activists say rebels have withdrawn from the strategically important town. in southern italy province that follows days of fighting which saw them firing rockets into government territory. italian prime minister who has offered to resign after the legal party leader and latinos salvini withdrew support for his government told the sun it's the collapse of the coalition would damage the italian economy. the u.k. government has raised concerns

it's a west side truck. great. let them handle that shit. you want to go get some harold's? obviously. let's go. i'll drive. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in and thank you for coming out! welcome! let's do it, let's do it! i'm trevor noah. welcome to the show. our guest tonight is a star of "rocketman," and the new film "skinnen" ad about white supremacists james bell is joining us! ( cheers and applause ) also tonight on show, babies smoking weed. we go to auction and trump is getting into rap. let's catch up on today's headlines. first up, society's always searching for ways to make pregnancy just a little bit more comfortable, but this next story is taking it to the highest levels of comfort yet. >> here to tell you about the sharp rise in the number of pregnant women smoking pot lancht new study finding pregnant women turning to marijuana to ease everything from morning sickness to migraines

side of tasmania that is the nastiest bits of weather throughout the whole constant not very warm in melbourne or in adelaide at 40 degrees and onshore breeze better in sydney and usually better in person temperature wise 22 or 20 going to reason the sunshine but she all the constant looks dry which means where we want the rain particularly in victoria new south wales there right now. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks with our money talk to us without really small talk what happens to trust you know my own. as more i want to systems and process by these complex pieces of the question that kind of thing. can we trust. the 1st of a 5 part series great question of the neutrality of digital the. trust me i'm an algorithm on a. let's have a look at the top stories here that is there opposition activists in syria have told us that rebels have withdrawn from conscious that's a town in southern province and we hear the rebels of also retreated from neighboring hama province. a salvadoran woman at the center of a controversial abortion trial has been acquitted evely

a driving force behind so many musicals, including "west side story," "fiddler on the roof" and "the phantom of the opera." hal prince was 91. and football hall of famer nick buoniconti has died. he helped lead the miami dolphins to the only perfect season in nfl history, along with two super bowl titles. diagnosed with dementia, he promised to donate his brain to cte research. he was just 78. >>> when we come back here tonight, america strong. and an incredible moment on the field. from the battlefield to the ball field, helping the children. children. i switched to miralax for my constipation. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. and it doesn't cause bloating, cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. indulgent, delicious, irresistible., night; fancy feast makes delighting your cat delightfully easy. every recipe, every last detail. another fancy way to show your love. fancy feast. introducing savory centers. paté with a center of gravy! i've always bee

. >> reporter: from "west side story" to "fiddler on the roof," "cabaret," to "damn yankees," "sweeney todd," to "phantom of the opera"... >> harold prince was the driving force behind some of the greatest musicals on the great white way, first as a producer, then a director. by the time he turned 26, prin had produced his first musical, "the pajama game," and won his first tony award. over the next half century, harold prince would win a total of 21 tonys, including eight for directing. >> directing is fun, i think, and working with actors is terrific. and i like actors a lot. >> his actors serenaded him at the 1994 kennedy honors. harold prince died today in iceland after a brief illness. he was 91. and one more honor tonight for harold prince. broadway theaters dimming their lights for this great star. i am norah o'donnell in new york. we will see you tomorrow. good night. >> cbs news, original reporting. ♪ >> this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. another round of 10 presidential candidates clashed in detroit on the second night of democratic debates, t

side tuesday looking like the driest day of the week, monday and tuesday the drier days, but we have shower still in the north and west, rain creeping along southern counties later on, still pleasa nt to southern counties later on, still pleasant to love, 18 or 20, despite being below par. tuesday night wednesday, low pressure means it will be wetter again, it could also be very windy. quite a lot to keep our eyes on the next few days, particularly the dosomething area of low pressure for midweek. there is more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: new measures on law and order, saying it's serious about fighting crime, the government promises 10,000 more prison places in england and wales and extends police stop—and—search powers to tackle knife crime. the use of stop—and—search in right legal and professional way drives the use of stop—and—search in right legal and professional ways drives the right kind of outcomes and that's effectively what we are seeking to do. these are fairly empty, headline—grabbing promises that have no evidence or resource

side of the city sometimes. we don't make it to the southeast sector of the city, so michael as mayor is to make sure that we not only spend more time and provide more resources to various parts of our communities in san francisco that sometimes have been neglected, that we make that right kinds of investments in those communities , and so that's why we're here in the richmond today yes, we work with supervisor fewer as the budget chair. this year was absolutely amazing and yes, she fought for this district, but she also fought to prioritize equity and the things that are important to all san franciscans. it was truly a pleasure to work with her and to get this budget done. [applause] when i think back to why i got involved in politics in the first place, i think back to the first time that i advocated for resources for the western addition to the board of supervisors. that advocacy, carol was actually on the board at that time, many, many years ago, and a big supporter of the communities and equity, and really

there curtly no cannabis retail establishments in this area of the city, and only a few on the west side of the city in general the nearest operating cannabis storefront is on mission street in the excelsior. the project sponsors are equity applicants with the city's office of cannabis, the sponsors have designed the space to have a lobby and security checkpoint at the front of the space to limit the visibility of products and the potential impact to youth passing by. the project is also subject to regulations of the office of cannabis and the department of public health. included in your packet are 12 letters of support for the project and one letter of support with 107 signatures, which cite how the project will providing necessary and desirable service to residents who rely on cannabis products for medical and recreational needs in a community that is currently underserved by cannabis goods and services. also in your packet was one letter of opposition stating concerns of the impact to youth as a result of the proximity of the project to the off-campus student housing in the neighborh

so on the west side on 3rd street, on the east side is keith street and on the south side is carol street. it's known by a few names because of the amenities that are there, the martin luther king park is there and also the bay view playground in the center. you've seen this project a few times because in 2013 you awarded $300,000 to the bay view hill zone and park 94124 to renovate and possibly expand the playground which is in the center of the property. the plan that you see on the right happens to be the plan that you approved at that time. since then, some changes have happened. we also came back in 2017 to accept a grant award from a federal grant that was administered through the state of california for $375,000 in order to add to this plan a pathway that would allow both youth and seniors to have a loop around the park and also have some adult exercise equipment. the community had for the c.o.f. raised $30,000 for playground equipment. and then in addition at this time was able to raise an additional $150,000 for playground equipment through the public health foundation. so as i m

factor both sides and west and i mean working. and speaking of all the berlin based artist collective inner fields use them as their canvas for some of the most sought after street art around. well anyone who's a fan of the sound of music will remember julie andrews yodeling her heart out in the song the lonely goatherd heard and indeed long before the advent of smartphones cow and go herds used yodeling in the alps as a way to call from one mountain to another but what began as a melodic language in switzerland and austria has evolved into a sophisticated musical form in itself and it's one that has remarkable staying power. but be totally meaningless and loudly. we don't know when the 1st alpine dairy farmer let rip with the 1st yodel. perhaps the most plausible explanation courting the scattered herd of cows in for milking but with so much artistic creativity be invested into such a monday in toss. you can go far you know no more my thesis is that the 2nd variation is much more penetrating that's the reason the german police or

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so on the west side on 3rd street, on the east side is keith street and on the south side is carol street. it's known by a few names because of the amenities that are there, the martin luther king park is there and also the bay view playground in the center. you've seen this project a few

after that i'm on the porch of a woman who has got our kids on the west side of south bend, low income neighborhood, her home is flooded, halfway through. it's a split level home. the kids' toys are floating by. water, and le on the she's saying what am i supposed to do with my kids? it's the day before the first school. i thought to myself, this is climate change. pieces of ice falling off the antarctic. it's not things happening in the off on the re or north pole. it's happening in our neighborhoods. in a millionities, different ways. wildfires from california, sea florida.e in even in the middle of the country as far as you can get our little coast in city, people's lives are being wrecked by the consequences of destruction. that's what motivates me knowing how much we have on the line. the other thing that motivates is knowing how proud we would be, how good it would be for our did something about it. not just implemented some as a es, but rallied country. we do better when we have a national project. it's like the moon landing. 50-year anniversary of the moon landing. picture what

more on the west side. the interest inging thing is, the center of the storm has recently miles northwest of where the center was previously thought to be opinion this is going to impact the track when the new track comes out at 5:00. it could actually impact puerto rico a little sooner. conditions will continue to deteriorate in muir toe rico. and all eyes as we get into the weekend. especially when it gets into the north side of puerto rico. any shift in the track early is going to impact this track late in the game. we all need to be on the lookout. the gulf of mexico needs to be on the lookout for this storm. >> thank you. we'll stay in touch on updates on dorian. >> it's been roughly three weeks since 31 lives were taken in el paso and dayton. lawmakers have done nothing to prevent another massacre. now a group made up of gun violence survivors and others join me next. why can't the president call out vladimir putin, we'll discuss that ahead. a massive area of brazil's amazon forest is burning at this

many on the west side. >> those seven murders pushed chicago to over 300. most have occurred and . chicago has the most violence in the country, but it's not exceptional. smaller cities, baltimore, to detroit are even more dangerous. it's totally real, and it's ignored. he joins us. things a lot for coming on. you can deplore and be upset about mass shootings, which i think more and more people are, and still asked the question, why is the day-to-day carnage ignored? what's the answer question which they go well, it's a big question. 17,000 homicides last year. half of those were by black people against black people. the number one cause, preventable death for black men is homicide. the number one cause for them white men is car accidents. 20% of black men have records as opposed to white men. jesse jackson and al sharpton. both of them have had either nonexistent relationships or poor relationships with their own fathers. his mother got pregnant by a married man next door. he ain't got no daddy. jessie and got no daddy. down to the ghetto he went. i mentioned that, because 70% of

how do i explain that to people on the west side and on the south side. and this is the justified use of bail. >> vale needs to be increased in chicago, and that city's top cop simply said criminals are not afraid to pull the trigger in the city because right now they can post a hundred dollar bond over and over. police told fox news that after this weekend a total of 192 people have been murdered in the city so far this year. 1,249 shooting incidences and 1600 shooting victims. over the weekend there is a two hour period where 17 people were shot and chicago police decided to release horrifying audio of the single shoot-out in which you can hear nearly 51 seconds of continuous gunfire. eight people shot in the country's third largest city. in an effort to show the world the uphill battle that cpd fac faces, and how much bond they post to walk free. the cook county board president and the chief judge disagree with the mayor and they disagree with police. and there needs to be even less people in jail. laura? >> laura: unbelievable story. here on the ingra

so on the west side on 3rd street, on the east side is keith street and on the south side is carol street. it's known by a few names because of the amenities that are there, the martin luther king park is there and also the bay view playground in the center. you've seen this project a few times because in 2013 you awarded $300,000 to the bay view hill zone and park 94124 to renovate and possibly expand the playground which is in the center of the property. the plan that you see on the right happens to be the plan that you approved at that time. since then, some changes have happened. we also came back in 2017 to accept a grant award from a federal grant that was ad

of the world and see how german division affected both sides east and west record. and speaking of walls the berlin based artist collective inner fields uses them as their canvas for some of the most sought after street art around. well anyone who's a fan of the sound of music will remember julie andrews yodeling her heart out in the song the lonely goatherd heard and indeed long before the advent of smartphones cow and go herds used yodeling in the alps as a way to call from one mountain to another but what began as a melodic language in switzerland and austria has evolved into a sophisticated musical form in itself and it's one that has remarkable staying power really poppy to pop up into pop up. poppy could. be totally meaningless and loudly. we don't know where the 1st point. dairy farmer let rip with the 1st yodel. perhaps the most plausible explanation courting the scattered herd of cows in for milking but with so much artistic creativity be invested into such a monday in task. or you can go far you are 2 on your my thesis is that the 2nd variation is much mor

side. >>thank god for that fog is we're joined by meteorologist down. what our work week forecast looks like i'm not going back to school forecast looks like as well. >>yeah, a lot of changes out there right now so we're going to get a little bit of a mix of everything warm temperatures possible light showers in the north bay and cooling down and drying out as well by the end of the week. so let's take a look at our spare the air alert. remember it does go into effect starting tomorrow summation a car pull as much as often and also make sure to stay indoors, especially those of you with any pulmonary or respiratory issues and that's because of these moderate amounts of air quality and particles impacting everyone in the bay area from north to south bay. render during these summer months to spend as much time indoors as much as possible live look outside from the eastl and you can see beautiful sunset out there this evening and current wind speeds out there right now fairly light to breezy f

the delaware on the west side. i got to be within one mile of the concert. when i came over the last hill, i got to the intersection where the state police and put up barriers. as far as you could see, the cars were parked five and six deep on both shoulders and both lanes of the highway. everyone got out of their cars and walked into the concert from there. more food, a few mainly peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. i went back and forth between my car in the concert to change my clothes and eat. host: let me ask you, you mentioned the new york state police troopers. what other infrastructure? where their facilities for bathrooms, places to eat? caller: initially, the workplaces to eat at the back of the concert. you could walk up to the back of the audience and they had vendors there. they all ran out of food quickly. of ported a lot john's. the lines were fairly long. also communes that had come in from california. feed theups tried to crowd as much as they possibly could with supplies they brought in. some supplies came in by helicopter. the u.s. army in

fastest winds on the east side. the high surf -- i should say on the west side. high surf on the east side due to erick. that's the impact it brings. it's not nearly the storm it was yesterday. about 230 miles away, still a category 1. watch as we head throughout the weekend, it's going to slide south which means it's going to keep things pretty breezy, squally weather, but not a direct hit. it is going to weaken. if you're thinking about going there or planning to go there, it may be bumpy getting there. but once you get there, you'll be so happy you went. frances. >>> asible injury crash in fremont northbound 680 at ought stow mall parkway. in the south bay there's been a major accident, southbound 280 just past highway 17. we have live camera shot near the scene. right lanes still blocked. three left lanes getting by. you'll see traffic light enough. in fact, northbound traffic not impacted at all. this accident has been out there for a while. the bay bridge toll plaza backed up past the 880 overcrossing at this point. we've had a lot of accidents. give yourse

west side of san francisco, and then as we move into the evening once again we'll see the low clouds surging back inland. so highs today typical summer microclimate pattern. 60s and 70s there from half moon bay to oakland. low 90s likely from south san jose into morgan hill, tri-valley, inland east bay and santa rose this afternoon and probably running a little bit warmer on sunday. high pressure will strengthen as we wrap up the weekend, warmest day looks to be monday, but also keep an eye on the high clouds coming up out of the south. so not only will we see rising temperatures, but moisture from what left of tropical storm ivo. again, it is encountering cooler waters, so it won't make its way toward us, but the prem naremna will be creeping closer. so keep an eye on the humidity monday into tuesday. you see this area of green offshore, that is increasing moisture in the form of mid level clouds but also the humidity as we head into tuesday. so we'll have warmer temperatures sunday. san francisco should see low 70s 37 mid-70s to start the workweek. and valley, mid to upper 90s. and

on the west side a series of stacked blocks, on the east side a series of shifted volumes that connect through the negative space in the middle where there is a connector. in terms of faÇade we really wanted to take inspiration from the historic buildings there. the deep punch windows and also the industrial sash and bring that into contemporary language that unites and synthesizes each building. this is what has developed. there is a gradient faÇade on the west building that allows us to orient and have different window sizes based on the site orientation and on the eastern building a series of vertical elements, all of which become quite asymmetrical, and less regular in nature. the faÇades are designed to have depth so they create more shadow and light, and look differently across the course of the day. for the west building those are the deep windows that have two different materials. one is a panel, another is a copper bronze painted metal panel so that even as you move around the building, you are looking at two different sides of it. on the east wing, panels that again perfor

side, that that table be removed and everything needs to be removed one hour earlier. and on the basis that -- >> residents are entitled to neighborhood enjoyment? >> yes. >> so we have a motion from commissioner honda to revise the permit that the hours for the outside dining patio end at 9:00 p.m. monday through friday, with the last seating at 8:00 p.m., and that the table closest to the residence on grove street be removed and the permit is limited to three tables with four top tables, so that would be 12 chairs on the basis that this addresses the neighborhood concern regarding noise. and on that motion -- [ro [roll call] >> clerk: okay. that motion >> clerk: okay. welcome back to the july 31, 2019 meeting of the san francisco board of appeals. we are now on item number 8. this is appeal 19-061, ben lewis versus department of building inspection with planning department approval. subject property is 208 noe street, protesting the issue wednesday on may 31, 2019 to anton kalafati of a site permit. this is friction 201801118370 and we will -- application 20180111837

so far the also the other which has taken place in aden which is a to the west to the west side of the city where they have targeted. the. police station where at least 10 people have been people have been killed in that attack these rebels also another kind of penetration or a united states and saudi arabia as a village quo. not in control of the city itself where this attack called the fingerprints of the qaeda or the us ok mohammed thanks for that live update from santa let's get more on this joining us here in jobs where he is the director of the gulf study center at cattle university much of welcome back to the news it feels as if the who sees our newly emboldened by something if they are what's it all about. you know if you look at what happened today in both in in yemen and also and aden and also in the mountains with it it's very clear that when it comes to aden there was a security vacuum after the iraqis left the south of yemen and that's that's simply because there was no outrage went with the central government which is a legitimate government led by. the president which ba

so we built here and here we are serving women on the west side of south bend. justice demands that every woman in this community, has the opportunity to choose life. >> you can see it's not exactly populated in the afternoon but mayor pete has instigated investments downtown. there is some new construction. the studebaker factory here was a recently turned into a tech hub. but the question is can the residence afford to live in these new high-rises? >> i have two children, 24 and 25, i don't think they could afford to live in those spaces. >> i don't see a lot of opportunity in the city. >> i definitely think it's for those who have money rather than the residence. >> is mayor pete ready? >> absolutely not. i don't agree with anything on this platform. >> i like mayor pete. >> i can't see him standing toe-to-toe with food and or other leaders. what he's done with the city, he hasn't really changed too much. >> laura: it raymond arroyo joins me now. terrific reporting there. what's your impression of south bend? i've only been there a couple times because of foo

the delaware on the west side. i got to be within one mile of the concert. when i came over the last hill, i got to the intersection where the state police and put up barriers. as far as you could see, the cars were parked five and six deep on both shoulders and both lanes of the highway. everyone got out of their cars and walked into the concert from there. more food, a few mainly peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. i went back and forth between my car in the concert to change my clothes and eat. host: let me ask you, you mentioned the new york state police troopers. what other infrastructure? where their facilities for bathrooms, places to eat? caller: initially, the workplaces to eat at the back of the concert. you could walk up to the back of the audience and they had vendors there. they all ran out of food quickly. of ported a lot john's. the lines were fairly long. also communes that had come in from california. feed theups tried to crowd as much as they possibly could with supplies they brought in. some supplies came in by helicopter. the u.s. army in