next to him is mike pat, our housing special projects team. and we brought our fire protection engineer which is a core member of our team. i always get his name wrong. i just call him come all -- i just call him kamal. we are open to any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you very much, chief. at this particular time, we will ask for public comment first and then we will ask for comments or questions from the commissioners any member of the public wishes to give public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> thank you. it is always nice to see a big guy that is approachable and nice and just has a way about him that doesn't overwhelm people. you have a good attitude for a good got -- a big guy. i used to admire that in great athletes. he would take you out in a second but he never did it. you just try and use discretion. he didn't use his physical ability. he was one of my favorite guys. anyway, great report, i'm real happy, who's ever idea this was. i'm really glad to hear it because i learned a lot and how

there's his sugar vladdy at the east asia summit giving a little pat to mike pence.ow, they tried to play it cool and just stroll by. and you can see putin saying right there, "you are next. you are my next guy." then john bolton jumps in hoping he'll be next after pence, and then it's like, "alright, you know what? now we're being a little obvious. i'll see you later tonight." this is good. you know, elon musk who runs tesla? well, elon musk has a brother named kimbal -- kimbal musk, which also happens to be the name of a new cologne i'm marketing. and kimbal paid a visit to the fox business channel this morning where he gave the host of the show a lot less than i guess he bargained for. hi. thank you for having me here. i'm so excited about plant a seed day in 2019. hold on, hold on, hold on. i know you want to get to plant a seed day. i understand entirely, kimbal. however -- i'm really excited about it. it's gonna be amazing. i know you are. look, you are on the board at tesla... it's going to be -- ...and you've got a new chair, okay? have you heard anything fro

i've seen susan collins and pat toomey and mike braun of indiana, they all told "the new york times". do you think this could be a new moment for your republican colleagues that aren't named mitch mcconnell? >> i've been waiting. i've been waiting for the last two years of president trump's presidency for courage from the republican party, for the steel of their pabackbone to somehow emerge because it's not happening. this is no greater moment than now to do it, to say we must do the common-sense things today. i hope today is the day they will stand up, demand a vote asking mitch mcconnell to call us back into session so we can vote. these are the kinds of things that we can do now. we know what to do, and it could protect lives. >> public calls mean a lot, and they can make a difference on many fronts. i do wonder when it comes to senator mcconnell, have you had your staff reach out to his office to make this simple request of coming back into session? i wonder if you think that is -- that would be worthwhile? >> i publicly called on him to call us into session repeatedly the last t

>> the three senators would be senator ted cruz, my own state senator pat toomey and senator mike leer mitch mcconnell is also allowing this legislation to be stalled. >> and have you tried to reach out to mitch mcconnell's office? >> i have spent several months trying to reach out to senator mcconnell's office. >> and what's happened? >> well, i finally got ahold of his office about a month ago, and they told me that they would not speak with me because i am not a kentucky constituent. >> i know you also tried to call the white house to alert them to this, and what happened when you called the white house? >> several months ago i think like the beginning of april i would say i tried calling, and i was hung up on. >> what does that mean? how could you have been hung up on? >> as soon as i -- the operator at the white house comment line answered the phone and i started to explain the reason i called, you know, to bring awareness to this issue, they literally hung up. they didn't say thank you for calling, you know, we'll take your concerns to the president who apparently is a very stro

have they met with president donald trump and mike pence along with forecast officials to talk about the storm it was pat. we know at least nine colleges and universities have decided to close their campuses until tuesday. florida governor ron desantis saying residents should start planning now before it is too late. >> if you are in an area that has an impact from the storm, you should assume you're going to lose power. if you are in an area that flooded during hurricane irma, you are impacted by this. you should assume that you are going to see flooding again after this storm. >> reporter: of dorian does have for as a category four, it would be the stronger storm in years. satellite imagery showing all of the lightning already associated with dorian as the barrel toward the sunshine state. evacuation orders have been in place yet, but officials are warning residents to stay alert and be ready to go if they do get evacuated. back to you, guys. >>> we expect an update on san francisco human rights activist who was shot in the philippines. san francisco supervisor matt haney has scheduled a news conferenc

mike huckabee. a judge, i don't think i would get away with lying for decades, basically patting my resume and claiming i'm a minority to get advantages that others wouldn't get. >> most people, if they padded their resume, that is the end of it. if you go into an administration and lie about your background, it's over. or you look at someone like brian williams, who said he was in the middle of gunfire -- >> sean: whoa, we call him lying brian. >> or hillary clinton, who said there was gunfire when she was in bosnia. >> sean: these are the classics. >> yeah! they are untrustworthy, and they're not going to win and election paid by the way, you have fire in the belly when you want to run for office. look, elizabeth warren may have that fire, but she is, as far as i think most people are concerned, a little loony with his indian, native american stuff going on. >> sean: you can comment on that, governor huckabee, or the fact that, well, i don't know, i know your wife pretty well, i think she was just slightly more enthusiastic about you running for office. >> my gosh, i would hope so. >> sean: [laughs]

pat, thanks for joining us today. >> thank you so much >> we still have mike santoli here at post 9 with us mike, as we finish out theit looks like the dow is at, what, fresh session lows down about 458 points here how would you -- >> keeps sagging lower not getting any clearance from the bond market to have too much of a bounce just yet it still seems very kind of incremental and measures and kind of a heavy action right now. obviously, we have given up the gains for the week they're slightly negative on the week, about 2% up from the august lows in the s&p 500 right now. i think that's the frame we want to look at this in is this going to be another excuse just to go back and test us to whether the range lows are going to hold, and if in fact we can sort of latch on to some of the decent data that we got this week from the domestic economy, and if that's going to hold out for a while right now. >> a good point. we did get some bright spots during the course of the week. lei, new cycle high. obviously claims remain incredibly robust, suggesting at least the high freak weens data about the labor market continues to h

mike pence and the rnc. we got no response at all. we had pat robertson who declined to comment.one comment from somebody who asked whether this was okay with them. robert jeffress said if i thought president donald trump was trying to equate himself with the only true mess sayah, jesus christ, i would be the first to speak out. however, that's not what he's doing. trump has been a friend of mine for four years and i can assure you he does not possess a messiah complex. wayne root, the person he was retreating, his comments were hyperbolic, they accurately capture the enthusiasm israelis have for president trump. every time i walk down the streets of jerusalem, they stop me and thank any pour my comment. anybody watching the video knows president trump was speaking humorously. >> he's saying essentially american you's real country is israel. that in and of itself, if a muslim just said donald trump is being loyal to saudi arabia, people would go crazy. what is happening? why is no one willing to have any integrity when it comes to donald trump? >> if you ask those same people abo

pat nixon. sandy quinn if you would stand , up, a member of our former nixon foundation. mikeour library director from the national archives association. [applause] mike really makes the trains run. a terrific partner with the foundation. alberto sandoval is a senior director of communications and public directors at uci. thank you for being here. bill, legendary disney promoter, friend of the nixon foundation. he is now on the anaheim transit authority. we are glad to have you. supervisor don wagner and megan wagner, please stand up and say hello. we have the chief of staff to california senator, and anthony johnson, representative of assemblyman philip chen. lucy done from the orange county business council. if anything happened to tim, she was going to do the national anthem and didn't even know it. i want to thank francis french, we have three special speakers today, francis is a historian who spoke earlier in the library and theater today about the personalities of neil armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin. buzz will be with us tuesday night. jason silverman is a s

pat nixon. sandy quinn, he is a member of our board, former nixon foundation president. also mike also makes the trains run here in the national archives records association. a terrific partner with the foundation. alberto sa alber alberto sandoval, thank you for being here. bill long, legendary disney promoter, friend of the nixon foundation, now on the anaheim transit authority. glad to have you. supervisor don wagner and his wife judge megan wagner, please stand up and say hello. [ applause ] >> we have with us sara catalan the chief of staff to the california senator. and my friend lucy dunn from the orange county business council. where are you, lucy? there she is. if anything happened to tim she was going to do the national anthem and she didn't even know it. i want to thank francis french, an apollo historian who spoke earlier in the library theater today about the personalities of neil armstrong, michael collins and buzz aldrin. buzz will be with us on tuesday night thanks to american happenings. it's great to have francis here today to discuss them. jason silverman is a s

pat, 3m generally did not participate. what a comeback here close just fractionally negative, down 21 points, s&p 500 positive on the day. >>> welcome, everyone, to "closing bell. >> we're alongside miketoli. let's check in on how the markets close. the dow did finish negative, but only by eight basis points or 22 points the low of the session, 589 in negative territory a massive comeback s&p finished positive, russell was positive for most of that final half hour, as for the sectors again, real estate staples were the best performers, financials really didn't take much part, the yield story there, of course, very important. >>> and the yield story on the s&p, real estate staple it is, utilities, all higher. you know, when you're getting super low on the ten-year, it becomes more and more appealing to buy these stocks, whether it's josh brown's reits or the consumer staples banks i guess are an exception there, because they get hit by the lower yield. some of the china specific sectors did fine >> oil had a big turnaround, it was down more than 5%, it finished down 2% the dollar staying pretty flat it hasn't led to a dramatic weakening of the dollar, of course it's at 97.6. >> full te