>> i'm greg smith, the architect for this project. the owner would like to add vertically up and down to each unit, creating from what is a two-room, plus a culture, a two-bedroom and the same footprint and not expanding up and down. so what the owner is trying to do is make family use fit units preferable over one-perform units and that's what we're trying to do. you'll turn it over to the own owner. >> i'm neil aton, i'm the owner and so my wife and i live a few blocks from the property with our young family. we're not looking to profit from this development but live in this development. ed takewe've ended up with this confrontation with the tenant tenantsand the communication i've had has been clear that there's no real room for negotiation. what i heard back was the only way that they would not file a dr request is if the tenant were never disturbed. bringing this up to standards is not possible. to respond to the character characterizations is evil landlords, turning off water, trying to trick elderly ladies into leaving their ho

greg smith is with us right now. he was an early investor in beyond meat.. we have active day today as beyond meat reports earnings after the close at 4:00. they have a little headwind. ipo lockup is off at 4:01 from the may ipo. we have seen the stock off the highs. this company has tremendous fundamentals. they have a really strong tailwind at their back. stuart: as of tomorrow morning early investors can sell their stock in beyond meat if they want to. >> they will have the ability to sell. i think you got a great company. me, personally, i'm hoping the stock goes down so i can add to my position. i would love to be a buyer in the 80s personally myself, from a portfolio management perspective, if the stock goes up. i follow what my father always told me, sell some, hope you're wrong. this company has incredible tailwind at its back. it is a growing market. not will be winner-take-all universe. you're seeing bigger and bigger trend, demand for products. stuart: this is not a passing fad? >> this is not a passing fad. look at international trend. there is

smith. goodbye. >> greg: wow. i'm neil cavuto and like you have a little stunned and a little heartbroken. h, as i said, just a few days ago on this very network. a decent human being, a heart as big as texas. i didn't say texas at the time. just lower manhattan. it wow. a better newsman you probably cannot find. again, a bigger more emotionally connected to humankind, you cannot find. shepherd, i don't know what the heck you are planning to do or where you will go but i just know you will be great at doing

smith. goodbye. >> greg: wow. i'm neil cavuto and like you have a little stunned and a little heartbroken. i don't know what to say. shepard smith, as i said, just a few days ago on this very network. a decent human being, a heart as big as texas. i didn't say texas at the time. just lower manhattan. it wow. a better newsman you probably cannot find. again, a bigger more emotionally connected to humankind, you cannot find. shepherd, i don't know what the heck you are planning to do or where you will go but i just know you will be great at doing it and you deserve the best that life has to offer. i'm sorry if i'm a little shell-shocked here but i'm going to miss my buddy. all right. onto the news at hand as shepard would say because breaking news does change everything and we have a lot of it going on right now including stocks that are just taking off. it's the word right now, the tentative deal is to leave the dial up about 300 plus planes, although it had been up more than 500 points at one point. the president is in the oval office. he has with the vice-premier of china. he is also with

congratulations, calling asher—smith a superstar, and jokingly apologising for sharing an picture of her as a youngster. "you are incredible" the former olympic champion gregsher—smith, dina's mum, who tweeted three simple words — world champion, speechless. speaking to the bbc, the former olympic champion, dame jessica ennis—hill, was full of praise for the champion from kent. it is incredible. she was absolutely amazing from the start to the finish. she has had such a fantastic season and for it all to end in this fashion in doha at the end of the year, becoming world champion, it was amazing to watch and i am so happy for her. it's been difficult because she has had such a fantastic year and she has raced all the top girls in the season in the diamond league series and she has come out on top and she has been performing outstanding for the whole year and then as it came to the 200 metres, things changed slightly. there were a few girls who dropped out and she became a massive, massive favourite to take that title. more on that in the sport later. labour mp rosie duffield revealing that she was a victim of domestic abuse during a speech in the commons ye

american scientist william calen and greg semenza for their discoveries on how human cells sense and adapt to the availability of oxygen. for elite athletes like dean asher smithcle cells are perfectly calibrated to get maximum explosive power. for mountaineers at higher altitudes, oxygen levels can be dangerously low, kin to what patients experience in intensive care. discovering how the human body adapts to extreme situations has many medical applications. most human diseases are complicated by low oxygen. we call it hypoxia. that includes heart disease, anaemia. the primary target now, cancer in a slightly different way. we're right on the threshold of hearing the outcome of trials in the us, in europe and japan. sir peter's share of the prize money is nearly £250 million. he says he has no idea how he will spend it and seemed anxious to get back to his lab. before we go, it's not every day you see something like this swimming in london's river thames. a humpback whale has been spotted for the first time in around ten years. it's over 80 foot, or nearly 30 metres long, and doesn't seem to be in any distress. scientists monitoring the animal say its behaviou

greg: there is great comparison to be made here. while thousands of everyday americans were at a trump rally, the establishment media covers the al smithis cover an event where both she's names tell speeches by other people. that was news. the news was mattis roasting trump at an event where people roast each other. that that to them was more preferable than seeing what's happening on the ground in dallas where america's cab driver, donald trump is speaking their language and saying what everybody, the majority of americans have felt about the middle east forever. that there are different groups of people killing each other and maybe it's time we move away and let them settle it themselves. by the way, trump isn't a politician. is he a truck drug. he gives people different experiences. his supporters get a dopamine rush when they are there. he knows what he is doing. he speaks to them directly. oh my word he says this. oh, i can't believe it. they are getting high on the hate of him. but the bottom line is, he is closer to the ground than any of the democratic politicians. that drives joe scarborough and the people like him nuts who no

scientist william kay lynn and greg somebody za for their discoveries on how human cells sense and adapt to the availability of oxygen. for elite athletes like dina asher—smithe oxygen levels can be dangerously low, akin to what patients experience in intensive care, discovering how the human body adapts to extreme situations, has many medical applications. most human diseases are complicated by low oxygen, we call it hypoxia, that includes heart disease, anaemia the primary target, cancer in a slightly different way. we are right on the threshhold of hearing the outcome of trials in the us, in europe, injapan. sir peter's share of the prize money is nearly a quarter of a million pounds. he says he has no idea how he will spend it and seemed anxious to get back to his lab. fergus walsh, bbc news, oxford. studio: huge congratulations to him. the winner of the royal institute of british architect's most prestigious award, the riba stirling prize, will be announced tomorrow night. there are six nominations for britain's best new building 2019 — which include a railway station, an opera house and a scheme of council housing. since last monday we have been taking

smith. >> "fox and friends" they treat us good. tucker has been very good. i have to say. and the legendary sean hannity and laura ingraham, and the great liu dobbs, how about gregome names up. they're terrific people. >> i want to get into the attorney general barr and i meant shep resigns. if i did said somethiy somethin i meant shep resigns. you are only allowed to have one upon on right wing media. whoever the president of the united states is king, they can't do anything wrong. it was like that when george w. bush was president. it is more like that with donald trump. you written a lot about this sort of cowardness of republicans in congress who always seems to be constitutionallist and have these values and now they have been reduced to tweeting bible verses and being vague whether or a nation should be allowed in our elections. everyo does somebody like shep among people that are republican politicians. they know you can't win. >> well, let me point out though it did not used to be like this. you used to be able to criticize president bush. the culted personality and the insistence that you must praise the president all the time. one of the reasons of cou