no tim ryan. well, we can proceed or. >> we can continue. >> we can do a continuous. i'm in the camp of if you want something you should show up to get it but that's just me. >> we'll take commissioners would you like to continue? would you like to approve or disapprove? >> it's just a pool table we're talking about? >> it is. >> it's a pool table and the hours they list on the back of that application. >> so mainly just a restaurant and a bar the one at folsom and 11th? >> correct. >> there's no reason to think this would cause any concern given this is just compliance? >> correct. >> if the pool table has been there forever. >> right. so i would move to approve. >> there's a motion and a second. >> second. >> all right. 2 seconds. is there any public comment on this or police comment on this pool table? [laughter] vote yes. >> commissioners good evening lieutenant from the police we have no objection to this license. >> great thank you. any public comment? i don't see any public comment. let's take a vote. >> commissioner frost. >> aye. >> commissioner lee. >> aye.

>> well i'm a legislator like my colleague and friend tim ryan. so when we walk into the house to vote, or enter into a debate we want to be able to submit some amendments. we want to try to make legislation better. and of course the way the legislation or the agreement is being presented is that it's up and down as you said which means we don't have opportunity to do amendments. here's what i would do. i need a six-year deal on transportation. everybody understands for every billion dollars we spend on transportation we create 40,000 jobs. if the republicans would say okay, we're going to approve a transportation bill a six-year deal, now we're starting to talk. because that means we're going to create jobs. but without that i'm out here in trade agreement purgatory. >> okay. great to have both of you with us tonight. i appreciate your time. thanks for your insight. remember to answer tonight's question at pulse.msnbc.com/ed. we'll have the results right after the break. follow us on facebook. like us on facebook. and watch my facebook feature gi

maxene waters tim ryan.we don't have the ability to buttput a labor agreement in there or nothing. >> and multinationals. >> and wash the jobs go off shore. >> the corporation, the multinationals now run the united states government. they play a big, big hand. a bigger hand today than ever before. and the president keeps talking about all of these customers. that 95% of the customers are outside of the united states. 80% of the people that live on the face of this earth make less than $10 a day. where are all of these new customers going to come from? >> yeah. >> i don't know. what i see is exporting jobs off shore to these countries that are paying their people pennies a day or pennies an hour to do this work. and we're going to lose jobs. and lose manufacturing that we're trying to build up. here in this country. and not do good job creation here. and i think it is going to hurt our economy. >> it is. >> i'm really concerned about it. >> it is going to hurt the economy. >> and let me just say quickly. the

speaker, right before the memorial day holiday congressman tim ryan of ohio and i introduced h.r. 2555, the veterans wellness act, a bipartisan bill that will improve veterans' service organizations' ability to promote good health among our nation's veterans. this is critical at a time when an average of 22 veterans take their lives by suicide each and every day. mr. speaker veterans across the country turn to these organizations to participate in a wide variety of programs to build and cultivate a community of support among fellow veterans. these facilities are a place of comfort, of familiarity, for thousands of men and women and their families. the veterans wellness act will expand upon what these organizations are currently doing and create a greater number of opportunities for veterans to access wellness programs and therapies. mr. speaker, it is our responsibility to be there for our nation's heroes as they begin transitioning back to civilian life. i ask my colleagues to join me and congressman ryan in supporting this bipartisan bill. we owe these brave men and women no less. th

tim holloman. >> chris hansen fire chief. >> i'm ryan watts. i'm the emergency services director. >> john ingram sheriff of rosen county. >> okay. good morning. this is about sunday's shark encounters. the first incident approximately 4:40 p.m. in the vicinity of ocean crest pier involved a young teenage girl approximately age 12 who was here vacationing with her family and approximately at 5:51 a gentleman 16 of winston-salem was missing as well. the second incident occurred just before 6:00. we are not releasing names at this time because we have not been able to speak to the families of these victims. the town has been coordinating with the sheriff's department the rescue ems, and other agencies and the response and attempting to locate the shark that may have been involved. late yesterday afternoon they warned people to get out of the water. the chief will give you a more detailed account of yesterday's incidents. >> late yesterday afternoon at approximately 4:40 p.m. we received a call for a traumatic injury in the area of the ocean crest

first inning tim lincecum has been better but struggled late he gave ryan howard fat one. the day. phillies go up two-zero. to the fourth. phillies not any more. maxwell two run homer ties the game at three all. there would be more homers to come. in the sixth phillies down by one. the promiseing look is homer. miguel franco the game tied up there. that's the fifth of the season for him. now in the seventh i told you it's all about the homer buster posie hits a stole low shot and that would be the game winner. phils lose five-four. lincecum out of a mini slum and the phillies on another losing streak. >>> last night nba finals game was, map electric. it was great. everything you expected from the best player in the world versus the nb a.m. vp and the best team of the year. but lebron james just let that one slip away. bad shot selection. disappearing down late and now you'll fishily say this sears series is over. because kyree irving is done fort series. in overtime he went to make a move on his leg gave out. irving left the game and didn't return. today he had an mri whic

. >> so his 64-year-old mother, edith parks, sought out congressman ryan's aide jackie speier. timo jackie speier, and said, i'm being held prisoner here. i want to go home. >> this is jackie speier walking back with edith parks to talk to the rest of the family. in this nbc video from that day. tim carter will never forget what a jones loyalist said to him. >> and she goes, well, it looks like we're all going to die. >> speier tape-recorded a statement by the oldest daughter, brenda park. >> what is your wish today? >> to go back home. >> and where is home? >> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. the woman she passed is patricia parks, jerry's wife, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became very agitated, very upset, tried to talk with them. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought this was the day that i'm going to die. is that but marceline left tracy an opening to be with her family. >> and she goes, you do

tim roth as the departing fifa president. those are your top stories. scarlet: terrible timing. mark: you think? scarlet: coming up in the next half hour, wisconsin representative paul ryan will join us to talk about whether house republicans will be able to pass fast-track legislation. mark: a recent study finds hospital charge up to 10 times more the medicare allowable charge. how are they getting away with it? scarlet: this south korean couple brings a whole new meeting -- meaning to wearing white. this as the outbreak of mers continues to spread. mark: ukraine is negotiating a nash -- negotiating a natural gas deal with russia while things appear to be worsening. the ukrainian prime minister is in washington today. he began an op-ed in the "washington post was quote as follows -- ukraine is fighting a war on two fronts. he cited military detention in the east as well as what he called a legacy of corruption and misrule by the soviet union. and --rg contributor whatcohen spoke about ukraine needs to achieve peace. bill: we know he needs help and he's not going to meet his obligations without an infusion of capital. he's spending 5% of his gdp just on interest payments

ryan on the ground there in st. petersburg. he said there are european businesses still going this year. the oil businesses, not all of the u.s. representatives you might expect to see her there. timry different from a few years ago, rob is reason. the european oil companies are there american companies are not. american banks, not so much. when you think about a business as big an important oil, where it takes many years and billions of dollars to make these investments, but then generate profits and products for decades -- you start to lose a couple of years. a gets harder and harder to catch up. the gap between where the european oil companies are versus the u.s. companies is significant. anna: thank you very much. thank you to ed. david stays with us for another half-hour. coming up on "coundtdown," we'll be speaking to russia's economy minister. it is an hour of "countdown." ♪ anna: greek drama. thousands of protesters gathered overnight in athens. merkel addresses the german parliament in an hour's time. fed gradualism. a cautious janet yellen signals the central bank is on track for a hike this year. it would be the first since 2006. heading east. alexis tsipras is among th