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Will separate the butt glass panels into the street facade. It will have cast stone. Reconfiguring the plaza into a rectangle and renovate it with latinamerican and paving. Raining and relocating the foundation and the fountain will be moved to the center of the stairs on stockton street. To assist the review we brought it to the architecture body for review and comment on theyre meeting on december 4th. The commissioner westbound competency with the proposed design but concerned about the compa...

Knew someone had their back because in many cases they didnt have a lot of family support. So i just want to make sure that prioritizing teen employment because i think thats your first learning ground. Thats where you first learn how to, i mean it was the first time i was answering the phones, i was typing on the typewriter and writing letters. I wasnt the building, some best at it but its how i learned how to be on time for a job and wear my clothes properly and the basic things. Its important...

In the Youth Commission and im grateful i got an chance to work with my colleagues. We hope you will keep these priorities in mind for the next budget season and available for any questions you may have. Thank you. Supervisor avalos . Thank you. I appreciate all the information and appreciate you putting this together. Exciting to see this Youth Commission putting this together and this is what your role is. Its fab will us to see that happen. I agree with supervisor mar, the work done around mu...

Examine the element and have more recommendations. I want to offer a couple general comments. Bans what weve reviewed theres too much emphasis on modern missing slarp and there should be more language on the existing fabric. We would welcome for time and hope to come back again. Thank you. Any other member of the public seeing none, Public Comment is closed. And bring it back to commission. This is informational i want to make a couple of comments on this entire topic. Im excited about seeing th...

Now on bbc news, time for hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. As the global effort to control covid 19 continues, so arguments about culpability for the spread of the virus intensify. And at the heart of the story, china, where the outbreak began. Did the Chinese Governments impulse to cover up the truth cost the world dear, or did beijing respond with admirable determination . Well, my guest today is chinas ambassador in london, liu xiaoming. Is china the villain or the hero of th...

Thank you. Thank you to be with you again. We are delighted to have you on our programme at this difficult time. Let me start, actually, with a very simple, direct question do you accept that covid 19 has its origins in china . It was first discovered in wuhan, but i cant say it originated from wuhan. You know, according to many information, many reports, including bbc, it can be everywhere and anywhere. You know, it can be in aircraft carriers. It can be found even in the submarine and it can b...

Welcomed to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. As the global effort to control covid 19 continues, so arguments about culpability for the spread of the virus intensify. And at the heart of the story, china, where the outbreak began. Did the Chinese Governments impulse to cover up the truth put the world in danger, or did beijing respond with admirable determination . My guest today is chinas ambassador in london, liu xiaoming. Is china the villain or the hero of this pandemic . Ambassador liu xiaoming...

You are pretty much up to date. It is liz30am. Now on bbc news, hardtalk. Welcomed to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. As the global effort to control covid 19 continues, so arguments about culpability for the spread of the virus intensify. And at the heart of the story, china, where the outbreak began. Did the Chinese Governments impulse to cover up the truth cost the world dear, or did beijing respond with admirable determination . My guest today is chinas ambassador in london, liu xiaoming. Is ch...

Hello. Welcome to todays edition of worldwide exchange. Im ross westgate. And im kelly evans. Here are your headlines from around the world. Spains gdp contracts for a sixth straight quarter, down more than initially expected as its most troubled lender posts the countrys biggest ever loss. And the finance minister raises taxes on top earners rather than cut spending in an election year. And the eu moves to clamp down on big paychecks in the Banking Sector, looking to cap bonuses on a bankers sa...

Actually got 51 votes to pass a budget rather than 48 or 49 and failed paul everybody but rand paul. Everybody but rand paul. Its too bad that senator had to be wheeled, you think murkowski could have commit today voting for this and not make him come. Thats the way the Senate Republicans work now. Steppingstone to get towards tax reform and i do feel that these republicans now have the sense that they are embarked on something very serious, little bit wind at their back and now we are going to ...