gary b smith, jonas, jay, welcome to everybody. john, is the federal reserve with an interest rate hike maybe this month going to wreck it all? >> i think they certainly could. you have to understand. even the fed goes to their target rate of just under 3% in 2018 of historically low rates. but specifically on tax cuts and regulation reform that have been promised. now, if you have a rising rate environment that generally hurt stocks, and if you have that lag time, the market can't go up forever. we're in the second longest bull market ever and at some point, i think if the fed raised rates before we see either application of tax cuts or a defined plan when we're going to get those tax cuts, i think we're going to be in for a rough patch. >> will interest rate hikes wipe away any future benefit of the tax cuts? >> there's a lot of risk in raising rates because, first of all, the federal reserve is a in a tough situation. they're timing what's going on in the trump administration and we don't know exactly when we're going to get the

jonas recognized the name because lincoln was a very good friend of his father. he was one of the first jewish settlers and the springfield region. he wrote up river to lincoln and his mother. movedncoln was very much according to his early biographers and requested that he go to the statehouse and inquire if there was not something that could be done to obtain possession of the manfred >> they returned with the report that the governor as you say he had no constitutional right to act. excitement,h good by almighty i will have that or i will write until you do have a right to have me on the premises. lincoln racked -- lack any further records. they drafted $60 and $.30 at the metropolitan bank, in 1857 they s to benjamin jonas's office in new orleans. releasedjune he was who returned safely to springfield. amonghelby then became the first freed by abraham lincoln. have resulteduld in his forced enslavement and if he wasforced labor not released. instead he wanted to take action for everyone not just shelby. he says lincoln is one of my most valuable friends, thei

cory: adam jonas, thank you. spacex one of elon musk's companies.ry to relaunch this falcon 9 rocket. spacex wanted to landed on a floating barge in the atlantic ocean and recycle it. maybe it is wednesday or thursday now. talk to me about this rocket. this is really proof in the pudding, right? dana: they landed on a drone ship last year, checking out all the engines. the latest i have heard is it is the launch is slated for late thursday from cape canaveral. cory: is it weather? dana: there is always a risk of the weather. you have to get clearance from the airforce to fly and sometimes people in luxury boats are looking. it is slated for late thursday. we will see how the weather holds. cory: the notion is this will alternately be cheaper, but how expensive are these launches? is it reasonable these rockets can save money? dana: ses, the communication satellite satellite, has said what the price is. the cto says they got a cheaper launch for being first in line, long-time customers willing to go first. we know from spacex's website that a typical

jonas recognized the name because lincoln was a very good friend of his father. his father was a leading citizen of springfield and one of the first jewish settlers and the springfield region. word spread of printer -- up river to show his mother and -- shelby's mother and lincoln. mr. lincoln was very much moved according to his early biographers and requested that he go to the statehouse and inquire if there was not something that could be done to obtain possession of the manfred -- the man. they made the report and returned with regret to say that they have no ability to act. he wrote with good excitement, by almighty i will have that negro soon or i will write until you do have a right to have me in the premises. was, lincoln lacked any further recourse, and orleans have the law on its side. $60.30 out of the metropolitan bank in new york, and sent the funds to benjamin jonas's office in new orleans. they paid the fine, and buyer early 2 -- by early june, he was returned safely to springfield. john shelby then became among the first freed by abraham lincoln.

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. >> thank you joan jonas members of the public that wants to remove this item from the consent calendar seeing none, public comment is closed. >> thank you commissioners on that motion to approve under content commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president hillis so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and places under commission matters item 6 consideration of items proposed for continuance. consideration of draft minutes for 2017. >> my any public comment on item the draft minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> move to approve second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to adopt the minutes commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president hillis so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and places us on item 7 commissioners questioning. >> we apprehensions mentioned this to staff around ab 35 su

gary b smith, jonas, jay, welcome to everybody.al reserve with an interest rate hike maybe this month going to wreck it all? >> i think they certainly could. you have to understand. even the fed goes to their target rate of just under 3%

nick and joe jonas, cara delevingne. mariah carey told us, she's the obsessed. >> i love her.e back to the world of tv. a new episode of "this is us" on nbc tonight. we know there will be tears. but will we get a little sexy time? but apparently justin hartley has been campaigning for some. >> the producers got him to drop his pants i think in the first episode, the premiere. anything like that come up for you? >> no. the thing about it. i'm a little upset. >> justin being shirtless as eye candy, done it lots of times in his career, but the single dad is happy to leave the nude scene to tv dad milo. >> just a very good sport and awesome human being. >> i would love to think that jack and i, are both good men, kind men and love our families. >> with just two episodes left this season, a lot of people are crying on the inside. even j.lo is a big fan. but you've got to get ready. tonight another emotional moment as chrissy messinger's character, kate, breaks down. in real life, the 36-year-old is celebrating her romance with josh, camera grip on "this is us" is so sweet. it could

dagen: jonas? >> from of your safety point of you, they do a good job especially from the government. that said it could be more high-tech. my only concern is in our country airlines go bankrupt all the time. it could be an amtrak future fiasco, got to retake it over because they fail the next procession. concerned about how it is done. >> airport security used to be private until 9/11 and then it was nationalized. you certainly have to ask that question. >> there needs to be reform in both of these areas and i'm a fan of public-private partnerships and it could accomplish a lot but the point about it being more cost-effective there result out of britain showing that is not the case and britain has to bail out a private country -- private company handling it in the early 2000s a we need to look at it long and hard. dagen: john, the final word. >> tacoma favored philosopher, gary be, when the government runs anything efficiently, th haven' they are using dar technology instead of digital and satelli

why did obamacare, i disagree with jonas, not help the jobs market at all? because it was a burden on us all. now you get rid of the individual mandate come you have tax credit but where does that money come from? it still comes from us but the bigger part of why it was such a drag and is still a drag obamacare versus whatever we're calling it, trumpcare, you still have the government heavily involved with 16 of the economy. when you put that monkeywrench of the government inside the flywheels of the health insurance industry making them still in sure people, children under the age of 26, making sure people with existing illnesses are covered, making sure they still have all that cadillac stuff, you are making a major efficiency charge against the health insurance industry. i don't see how you can stick that broomstick candle into the health insurance industry and hope to see jobs rise. when you affect 1/6 of the economy and just by moving money around as john implied you might actually hurt jobs, you are not going to help jobs. arthel: this gop plan does li

. >> jonas 3 minutes. >> ? >> good afternoon, commissioners since your last october hearinging we've met with the neighbors and made compromises to address do neighbors concerns we're not seeking variance nor be necessary and desirable our project is within the planning code and the residential design guidelines we're here to ask you approve the project in front of you the building has been abandon for over many years under the ownership the foundation is crumbling and the structure has seriously weakened the integrity of the house the house has mold and dry rot and no functioning of the penalty of perjury for the right to renovate it to meet the health and safety will cost over $100,000 the total costs over one $.7 million for a one bedroom two 0 bath a house in a liveable condition is arena a 1.2 not peaceful to my clients purport for that multi generational families to have support and having misrepresent generation family members is cultivately desired the building height reduced on since our last hearing n

flaked joe jonas selma and no shocker celebs support rihanna.> and a new episode on tv on "this is us." a little sexy time? apparently justin hartley campaigning for some. >> your show, producers got him to drop his pants, and a i think in the first episode of the show. the premiere. >> has anything like that come up for you? >> the thing about it is -- no. i'm a little upset about it. where's that go? offended. >> justin's used to being shirtless eye candy for the ladies. done it lots of time in his career. the single dad of 12-year-old isabella now is happy to lead the nude scene at tv's dad milo. >> a tremendous actor and sweet also a very, very good sport and awesome human being i. would like to think that jack and i are both good men, kind men and love our families. >> with just two episodes left in the season a lot of people are crying on the inside, even j. lo's a big fan. get ready. tonight another emotional moment as the character kate breaks down with toby. ♪ look up >> in real life, the 36-year-old is celebrating her romance with josh

kennedy jonas this is a late hearing of a dr. >> todd we didn't hold a hearing that was just a briefly for today. >> that's correct. >> dr requester a 5 minute presentation. >> is the full dr here. >> i think the staff noted they've worked on the project actually it was conditioned. >> dr requester 5 minutes. >> good evening my name is robert my wife and i own a home thank you for hearing our concerns and staff for their assistance through the project we filed the dr after reaching to the neighbors and unable to reach a - the roof deck and stairs will a adversely impact the homes we appreciate the modifications that did project sponsor has have made in rebuilding the existing stairways they allow the safety issues without entransfusion on the rear yard we do continue to observe or obtain to a larger garage with the roof deck for the reasons in the dr applications and the planning we specifically the existing main building has been extend the existing garage occupies the rear yard and further intrudes on the homes the property new garage b will maintain the negative declaration awhile w

. >> thank you jonas any public comment on items 1 through 4 proposed for continuance go ahead line up and speak at the mike this is the time to address the continuance not necessarily the project itself so. >> i get it. >> whether or not you're in. >> i'm a member of group neighbors united in support of the 2a basically, we as a community in district 5 have been promised a lot when it comes to affordable housing and our supervisor unfortunately has been installing the legislation pro tem a higher amount of it after working with the community to get to a certain point she's stalled it this is frustrating support the continuance the 13.5 percent is slap in the face and under the circumstances is that acceptable a huge gateway give away. >> what we're considering not the project but the continuance. >> i support continuing the project absolutely unless the legislation is actually proposed it supervisor president breed proposed in her election campaign hopefully she makes good before passing this. >> thank you good afternoon, commissioners my name is testing with d 5 action a resident of

long beard like the black crows front man back in 2015, and there was that rumored fling with nick jonasd cheap dates are okay. >> we need to clean up our act sometimes, and then i go back to, you know, having mexican food. >> four -- the yoga devotee who is like a walking, posing, dancing billboard for her athleisure line is expanding the brand to fit women of all sizes. >> when you feel good is not necessarily what your body looks like, it's how strong you feel. >> yes, indeed. strong is sexy. now, by the way, did you happen to see this really cool throwback pic that kate posted of her parents, kurt and goldie? serious '80s hair, gold. yes, teased. >> hard to imagine it could get better for country music star kelsea ballerini. ship she's got a wedding on the way and is one of the artists who could have a very good night this sunday at the academy of country music awards. ♪ if you're gonna love me, love me like you mean it ♪ >> kelsea's feeling a lot of love these days, three country number one hits, a new fiance, plus is performing on the country music awards with three nominations, in

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. >> can we get imc blue to figure out jonas, please? >> as president donald trump sets up an aggressive agenda, his critics are stepping up attacks and now his attorney general is, well, just stepping back. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. from tax cuts to health care, charles payne says these distractions could be the real killer and also here, charlie gasperino, gerri willis, gary and adam. ben stein, i regret to tell you is off this week. charles payne, you're listening and seeing this and all you can sigh is whenever you think about the other matters, they're getting in the way of dealing with the matters that matter, right? >> absolutely. >> and tax cuts and the rest. >> absolutely. you start to get that wall street rubber-necking. there can't be too many distractions because we've had such a positive response to president trump, all the things he promised in his agenda, we need them to come true. they don't need to happen in a hundred dass or artificial timeline, but we've got to be confident they will happen and this administ

be heard at the beginning the discretionary review calendar prior to item 15 after the cu item 14 jonas you may want to let people know people here in the calendar we can't hear any items until after 3. >> items 9 and beyond or after will on be heard after 3:00 p.m. the bulk of the matter we expect to take 88 to the p.m. and draft minutes for march 2, 2017. >> any public comment on the drefts seeing none, public comment is closed. move to approve second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to adopt the minutes for draft minutes for march 2, 2017. commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore and commissioner president hillis so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and commissioners, that places you on item 5 for commission comments and questions. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to bring to the decorations attention something that has definitely worst discussing in his participate in the regional participation of how to grow the bay area about a week and a half ago that was a 1.2 acre site in front of the noah valley plan

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. >> jonas developed the first vaccine. >> the first batch gave polio to 40,000 people. >> it would be. >> they don't want to approve a drug that hurt someone. >> the popular drug afton. >> the drug is dangerous. the regulators never get blamed for lives lost for who could have been saved. >> always hard to see. we don't see the future that hasn't happened. >> we should be thankful there was lessen tral planning when he tried his vaccine. and the charities spontaneously backed him. >> healthier youth has been the reward of people's generosity. >> that wouldn't happen today. >> you couldn't design a new video game. >> the government like the double blind studies show they are not harmful. >> if they got their hands on video games they wouldn't have any left. >> they are deliver ry drones. >> in the u.s. such testing is forbidden without government permission. government rarely gives that they do their testing overseas with a little spontaneity left. >> the world's first delivery by a google drone. >> cool things. america has so many rules innovators spent less time innovating. >> most s

. >> thanks jonas public health on the minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore. >> move to approve with notes correction. >> thank you commissioners on that monoxide emotion to approve as corrected commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner moore go commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president hillis so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to and zero and places excuse me - on item 7 commission comments and questions. >> commissioner moore. >> we received an e-mail with a request for an evaluation for the city attorney's office this is the first time we've been asked to do so i look at the forum and had high praise for the city attorney's office but the questions that are asked with completely relevant irrelevant and ask we get a formal recuse from having to fill out the forms we don't spoke on the speech on the extension none of the questions apply to us i'm asking the commission sorority to clarify for the commission we don't have to fill out the former. >> expirations that is the first time we've

power storage is not going to move the need well a company that primary is an automaker including adam jonas stanley who said it is helpful but not something that he ascribes value to. we had a chance to walk the the chief tech anybodial office better jonalas' sveum. here's what he had to say. >> we think the chance for growing the sales and the number of projects we're doing here is incredible. we're just at the beginning of deploying storage and solar as well. >> it is locked into a contract through tesla energy where they'll be paying about 13.9 cents per keel watt hour. which is with a they would be paying if they were basically using diesel fuel to power these generators. we had a chance to talk with the governor of hawaii about his viewpoint. how important it is for renewable energy almost 100% of the time. >> this is a prime example of being able to generation energy from clean solear and being abl to deliver it at night when the consumer wants it. >> that's govern ige. given that hawaii has become the first state that will be going to court to fight president trump's new travel ban,

. >> more information purposes for clarification so commissioner moore made a motion and jonas read the wrong motion ? >> well, i mean the planning secretary. >> the secretary repeats back the motion so that's the time if that motion was not properly reflecting their motion that would be the opportunity to. >> none clarified it. >> right and then to compound things that was left out of the decision letter and this project was approved. >> not jonas fault the staff drafts the dr action. >> oh, okay. >> but it was yeah unfortunate oversight it happens but an unfortunate oversight. >> we granted the jurisdiction to correct that. >> yeah. that will be resolved on our end it - so i don't know how you'll vote want to but we will insure that that condition is satisfied you know that's why we're asking you to take an action to grant the appeal and to make that change 0 i don't know if you feel otherwise but vote to do that it/. >> clarify the direction. >> yeah. no outcome that results in a change we would have them foil a revision permit to have them strike that unless the board gives other di

jonas march 8 for the announcement. this year we asked middle and high school students to -- what is the most urgent issue for our new president and congress to address. we received over 2900 entries from 29 states, plus the district of columbia, singapore and taiwan. students competed for a chance prizes.ash you can log onto our website 30 minutes before our big announcement to view all 150 winning documentaries at studentcam.org. be sure to watch our 8nouncement, wednesday, march at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. trump's first address to congress was the longest in the last six presidents at an hour and 12 seconds, it asked out president clinton's 1990's -- 1999 speech. another look at last night's address in its entirety.

. >> nick jonas, let it slide. >> you're sweating there. >> order in the court. >> thank you.errier running around the court. >> shut up, fat boy. >> come over here and tell me to shut up. >> hold on real quickly, you are no longer bailiff of the month. you can't let this go on. >> did he move in, campbell? yes or no. >> he did move in. >> he stayed the night. >> that's correct. there you go. >> campbell, you are living in the house now? >> yes, sir, i am. >> are you in any danger? >> i hope not, your honor. >> campbell, are you currently under the influence of marijuana? >> that's right. >> say something is, campbell. >> campbell, say something! >> help me out here, man. >> campbell, are you going to do anything? >> say anything, campbell! are you alive? what the frik? >> jimmy: seen more personality in a can of campbell's soup. >> say something, come on, now. >> all right. i'm going to go to my chambers and maybe have a snack and then i'll come back and i will rule on this case. >> will judge james side with little brother or big brother? will guillermo have to say adios to

. >> we have had 18 inches with sandy. 10 inches with jonas. so i don't know. don't know what to expect. >> reporter: in ocean city, barricades in place on streets prone to flooding. >> we put out a reverse 911 call to residents reminding them to move cars from areas that typically experience flooding. >> reporter: public works crews fortified beaches with bar yers of sand before the surf starts raging. significant beach erosion from very strong winds a major concern along the coast. dune fencing also being picked up and taken away before mother nature gets to it. >> we're moving it so it doesn't get washed out to sea and wind up somewhere else. >> reporter: and moderate coastal flooding expected during high tide tomorrow morning. that starts shortly after 9:00 on the ocean and an hour or so later on the back bays. live in stone harbor, ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >>> and penndot is giving an update on the pep rations repar our area. let's listen? . >> it will make it easier for us to separate the bonding effect. in addition to that, it does help us at the en

on monday, tom selleck and joe jonas will be here. [ cheers and applause ] then later next week, iceh meyers, and alec baldwin will all be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be a good week. but first, he's one of the biggest chefs in the world. the one and only gordon ramsay is on the show! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you better stay tuned! we're going to catch up, screaming with gordon. and then -- no, we won't. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: and i told him he can't curse on this. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: no. [ light laughter ] you can't tell him that, 'cause then he'll just do it more. >> steve: then he'll just do it more. yeah, he don't care. >> jimmy: he's the best. >> steve: gordo don't care. >> jimmy: gordon ramsay is here. he's coming on. we're going to play a new game called "secret ingredient" with questlove. it's pretty fun. plus, she is the musical guest on "saturday night live" this weekend. we're going to play "wheel of musical impressions" a little later on the show. the incredibly talented alessia cara. [ cheers and applause ] >>

his name was jonas bronck. b-r-o-n-c-k.y then decided that the two areas previously annexed should also become a borough. but what to call it, since it never had a name before? they looked at the map and right smack through the middle of the territory ran the bronx river, so they named it after the river -- the borough of the bronx. and that's why it is called the bronx, and not just plain bronx. if you have a question about the bronx, chances are lloyd ultan has the answer. born and raised here, he's never really left for over seven decades. this is a disappearing aspect of new york, for sure. the real thing jewish deli. liebman's is one of the last. there used to be dozens of places where you could get your brisket, chopped liver, a good pastrami, some pickles, with a black cherry soda or a cel-ray of course to drink. >> lloyd: the world series is going on. howard cosell is on the air. suddenly you see a tongue of flame ricking up into the, uh, up into the sky. and he says, "this is the kind of thing that jimmy carter saw

and, frankly, not just nicole, but kelly and wayne maines and jonas maines, the brother who always stuck by his sister. said about age 9 or 10 said to his father, dad, face it, you have a son and a daughter. [laughter] you know, he always thought of his twin as a for. and, frankly, most of the children who grew up with nicole, who was born wyatt, felt the same way. when she finally changed her name, legally changed her name before the fifth grade and it was announced at school that wyatt would now be known as nicole, she had already been transitioning for years and wearing more feminine clothes and grew her hair, the people in the class said, duh, finally, you know? [laughter] that was, like, no big deal. it only became a big deal to one, one young man, one young boy. and, frankly, it was at the instigation of his grandfather, his guardian. and, frankly, he was really, sadly, used as a puppet to harass nicole and follow her into the girls' room. and thus began a case that eventually became the first, the first win in state, in a state court for the right for a transgender girl to use the

steve: used to love the jonas brothers. they were from my town. lived by the dairy queen.are you believing him? staff steve talk a little bit about other news. the big news last night was the new trump travel ban was supposed to go into effect at midnight. a judge in hawaii, by the name of derek watson, an obama nominee, i looked at everything. i looked what then candidate trump said on the trail. this is a muslim ban. it has got to stop. ainsley: the president talked about this last night. brian: almost he was doing breaking news. he had a format. he had a speech. this news came up. instead of backing off, trying to squelch it, he took it on, head on. >> a judge has just blocked our executive order on travel and refugees comes into our country from certain countries. the order he blocked was a watered down version of the first order. that was also blocked by another judge. that should have never been blocked to start with. this is the opinion of many an unprecedented judicial overreach. we're going to fight this terrible ruling. we'll take our case as far as it needs to g

under our discretionary review calendar it item, 2783k diamond street discretionary review excuse me - jonas i have a few handouts good afternoon the the item before you is a discretionary review application filed during the 311 notification of the building permit for a single-family residences the dr was filed by the adjacent property owner who resides on guerrero street but ounce or oensz the property on diamond street located on an undeveloped approximately 8 hundred and 50 square feet lot within the glen park neighborhood the parcel on the side of diamond street and the northern property line abuts a 5 foot publically acceptable walk alley the proposal to construct a new one thousand plus square feet 4 story 38 foot tall, three bedrooms residence the triangle is unique triangular shaped plot 110 on-street parking all four levels occupy the level the upper is recessed from the facade to articulate the massing and allowing 4 hundred plus deck that provides usable space the majority surrounding property within the rh-2 zoning district, however, the properties near the street are zoned glen

let's bring in adam jonas.s. >> it seems obvious that safety is a number one determinant for auto purchasers, but could this mean that tesla has a better chance of sharing market share from others when it goes live with the model three? >> we think it's an opportunity and vehicle safety is getting more attention in social media and from regulators because of the spike in fatalities up almost 20% in this country over the past two years. it seems like the only thing progressing faster than the pace of machine learning is the pace of human unlearning. we're getting dumber faster than the cars are getting smarter and it's due to distracted driver. we don't think they're putting a computer in every car to make these vehicles twice as safe. elon tweeted making the cars 10 times as safe. if they're close to that we think they're going to have to pay attention to. >> elon tweeted out video on the model three. what's your take on the model vehicle and how safe the model three could be on your outlook of tesla hitting it