Good morning. Im Chris Jansing in for craig melvin. The word of the day is vaccine. Just seconds ago we received the important first analysis of phase three human trials for the vaccine by oxford and astrazeneca, and the news is positive. That comes on the heels of a 90yearold grandmother in the United Kingdom to become the first to receive a clinically approved vaccine from pfizer, 334 days after the first reported covid death in china. The name of the second person and first man to get the vaccine, william shakespeare. Yes, you heard that right. Here are the facts on the pandemic at this hour. It is being dubbed v day in the uk. The country has kicked off what will be an unprecedented Global Vaccination Campaign including the largest ever attempted by the uks publicly funded National Health service. Moments ago results from a pier review of astrazeneca and oxford vaccine, showing efficacy of around 70 . The conclusion about the twodose regimen, tested by over 11,000 volunteers, resul
Seeing none, dr requestor, you have twominute rebuttal. The habitable room we have upstairs does not impinge on mr. Keegans homes. Home. We kept it five feet away. We centered the large facade that we kept the same had been presented. So, all we did was move the room over and we made it larger to help the family. Thats what we were thinking of. We had originally asked for glass walk just so you know. And the other reason we had to ask that it be moved back five feet is we were thinking of the cost. Fire rated glass is extremely expensive. In that five feet it becomes a monumental cost. So, when you push it back the five feet you dont have that. There is another issue. The sun studies they have are not accurate. I stood out there for three days, on october 2, fifth, you will see the studies in here in your handout. The sun moves across the garden as you can see from pages 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, and it starts into the garden at 10 35 a. M. Approximately. And at that time there is full sun. Th
It is 4. 5 hours. Like sows everybody doing out there . It is a privilege to welcome you to a celebration and commemoration. On this day 50 years ago hundreds of thousands of people came together to be part of a call to action. It would defy not just the Civil Rights Movement but it reminds us of who we are as americans. What is the dream . Was delivered right here. Imagine what it was like to be here 50 years ago. Hundreds of thousands of people came together to be part of a call to action. There were rumors that coming here would be dangerous. There were fears that nobody would show up. In the end, it was a success because people believed in the power of standing for something. That speech by dr. King was not called, i have a dream. It was called, normalcy never again. It was about opportunity for all people. It was about looking forward to where we need to go as a country, which reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from 50 years ago. He said, the future does not belong to those w
Office to create agreement rather than Something Like this that could create personal animosity between next door neighbors that will last for years. When you are in the positions youre in sitting on the commission, if you can encourage folk to reach some kind of agreement that allows them to live in harmony, i highly recommend that you do so. But please take dr if necessary, or put this over and give them a chance to work it out. Thank you very much. Any additional speakers in favor of the dr requestor . Okay. So, project sponsor, you have five minutes. Commissioners, my name is alice barkley, i represent the project sponsor. First of all, this is an extremely large edition for a family. We are talking about extending the first floor about 7 feet in and the upper floor 5 feet because there is an extension in the back. As far as the top floor is concerned, we are talking about this area here which is a familyrun [speaker not understood] deck in the front and in the back. The project sp
Organized recreation and everything else. And that seems to speak to me more with respect to trying to preserve open spaces like this, which have basically no purpose in the sense of being able to play on them or run on them or run up and down. But that isnt the purpose of these kinds of spaces, and i think they should be retained. You know, its kind of interesting looking at the aerial picture of this. And one of the first lessons i learned about Building Construction is that building anything with a curve is much more expensive than a straight line. And if you look at the a apex of these streets and how theyre forced to be curved, thats why there is no building because of the point of construction. While i think there are great structures up there, obviously i think it was the same developer who did all of them at one time and probably wasnt thinking about spending any extra on building curved spaces. So, thats part of why they ended up looking like little pizza pies. I think this is