Getting anything done on how this all started. Welcome. Im Neil Cavuto and this is your world. A world full of questions as to how it all began, the administration now committed to finding out in the next three months. That might be easier said than done. Peter doocy has more. Peter . The first time were hearing an official and nonpolitical explanation thAt There may have been a chinese coverup of covid origins. Its coming to us from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. Once this virus started appearing, there seems to have been a fair amount of Activity Or Cover Superintendent Or Lack of transparency, the best way to put it. All of that is disturbing. Today the director of national intelligence said they dont know for sure but covid came from a Lab Accident or a natural transfer, sick animal to human. Except the expert whose State Department Administration was shut down why the biden administration says theres no proof that covid came naturally. We were finding that claims of ou
hey, connell. cohn cohn we re connell: we re getting hit grim milestones with the covid-19 it would appear. total number of cases will top 200,000 by end of the day. the in new york city the death toll has topped 1000. 43,000 plus infections, death toll at 1096. now one of the issues here locally has been how to keep the first-responders safe. if you look at the nypd, the new york city police department, 15% of the workforce has called out sick. you know that adds up to about 5000 workers. so a little bit more than that. over 1000 uniformed police officers in new york have tested covid-19 positive. and some others told us they have had trouble actually getting the test or, you know, waiting a number of days to get the results back. they have to sit out on the job while they wait out the results in some cases. similar situation at the fire department. similar situation at ems. all of that is going on. while help is coming in on the medical side, we talked all week long about
with respect to the appellant s allegation that the housing accountability act applies, we would disagree with that assertion. adding two-bedrooms does not make you eligible under the housing accountability act has been the city s position. we do not see this as something you would have to approve, or the planning commission will have to approve. even the unit otherwise we would not be here. being code compliant, they would not need it for that reason. that is not even what is before anyone, because we have a building that is technically before you. the third unit is again just added. that is not what is on appeal. what is on appeal is the two unit building. the concern of the displacement of the tenant, 30 plus years, as i understand it. the commission did not think that this was appropriate project, the end of the day. they denied the application. i am available for questions. you commented on the haa, which i m glad you did. what about the argument that there are c
reason. i have a new project that can go back to the commission, rather than a last-minute change to the scope of the project. with respect to the appellant s allegation that the housing accountability act applies, we would disagree with that assertion. adding two-bedrooms does not make you eligible under the housing accountability act has been the city s position. we do not see this as something you would have to approve, or the planning commission will have to approve. even the unit otherwise we would not be here. being code compliant, they would not need it for that reason. that is not even what is before anyone, because we have a building that is technically before you. the third unit is again just added. that is not what is on appeal. what is on appeal is the two unit building. the concern of the displacement of the tenant, 30 plus years, as i understand it. the commission did not think that this was appropriate project, the end of the day. they denied the applicat
and determination. there is a lot of new information that the commission may not have had, for whatever reason. i have a new project that can go back to the commission, rather than a last-minute change to the scope of the project. with respect to the appellant s allegation that the housing accountability act applies, we would disagree with that assertion. adding two-bedrooms does not make you eligible under the housing accountability act has been the city s position. we do not see this as something you would have to approve, or the planning commission will have to approve. even the unit otherwise we would not be here. being code compliant, they would not need it for that reason. that is not even what is before anyone, because we have a building that is technically before you. the third unit is again just added. that is not what is on appeal. what is on appeal is the two unit building. the concern of the displacement of the tenant, 30 plus years, as i understand it. the