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of particular concern the trump administration's skepticism on climate change and proped national institutes of health and environmental protection agencies. >> the epa protects us and our environment and it's impo important. >> the march is the first of its kind and while the science community has traditionally stayed out of politics some feel the time to speak up is now. >> the fact we don't have polio and small pox is all because of science and not something to believe in, it's something real and we need to do a better job ever communicating that to people who may not understand that. i think we're getting too far from really speaking to each other across the aisle or country. earlier tonight president trump tweeted this i'm committed to keeping our air and water clean and always remember that economic growth enhances environmental protection jobs matter. he also issued a statement that says in part rigorous science is critical to administration efforts to achieve t t economic growth and environmental protection and according to white house press pool report he saw at least some of the de

china is its only trading partner, proping up an economy, just $1,200 in gross income per capita. the focus on north korea means economic issues will take a back seat. white house officials say the frame will be discussed for dealing with trade, tariffs and currencies and setting deadlines for the near future. for "nightly business report," palm beach, florida. >> well, the trump administration had its goals, but there are also things the chinese leader wants to accomplish with president trump. we have that story from beijing. >> reporter: for president xi's visit to mar-a lago, chain has a message for president donald trump. don't blame us for america's problems. the foreign ministry has been telegraphing what president xi and his delegation are likely to emphasize at the summit, that china has contributed greatly to the american economy. the foreign ministry rattled off a list of statistics to back china's architect, saying 40% of china's trades are generated by china's companies here, 2.6 american jobs are created by bilateral trade and investment and each american family saves

letting bill o'reilly go, is that enough to prove they are fit and prope to run it? there's a feder investigation going on. >> are they going to lose it? >> this is a great point. theris a federal investigation going on. the feds have offed the form he ceo immunity for his testimony. they are questioning witnesses. people who received payoffs of the they want to know how rogers was able to hide money, keep it from investors. and it is a public company. and they're selling roopert murdoch short. >> he is an extraordinary entrepreneur. >> as with phone hacking, he doesn't allow enough questions. he allows these rogue divisions to build up as long as they're hitting the numbers. >> as long as they're making him money. >> and the phone hacking situation in the uk and now the sexual harassment scandal. by the time they decided to act it was too late. >> althat money. that's what we're learning. i appreciate both of your time today very much indeed. you're making me miss london just with your action the send alone. >>> stephanie mentioned sarah palin. the former alaska gov

are we to believe that neither law firm could secure the prope project sponsors due pro?pounds are asking us, they're asking you now to throw out not only the commission decision but also their own plan amendments which are baked into that decision. at every turn, we have moved closer to the appellant's desires repeatedly lessening our request. 60 russell is a modest house on small historic street by other small homes. the appellant's knew this from the start. there wishes to build the tallest building on russell street, three levels over basement, stacker garage, decks on multiple levels, in short a home like no other on the block and one that overwhelms the small size of the law. they now possess a permit to build this and yet the appeal this permit to ask for more. this appeal seeks to negate those of us who file discretionary reviews, the concern neighbors who joined us the neighborhood associations, that support us the planning department that urges the appellant's to heed commissioners direction, the planning commission spent two long sessions on it and now you are