shriner's hospital on 19th avenue which was preserved largely through speak's efforts as well as the sullivan house. the 1420 taraval site does have historic significance. this is according to an e-mail from staff. it was constructed in 1907. it is an early and rare example of residential buildings in the neighborhood. this is a keenen house and early arts and crafts house and the first bay style house. there have been minor alterations. these alterations, however, appear to be easily reversed. the current house has a high level of integrity. as a sunset parkside neighborhood was largely developed after world war ii, there are few buildings which predate that period, therefore you would urge the commission to deny the demolition permit for 1420 taraval, which is one of the buildings of architectural and historical significance that remain in the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? okay. public comment is closed. commissioner fung. >> i wanted to check with the other commissioners. i didn't get any rendering. and the drawings i got don't show me the architec

and our reporter, greg sullivan. the house impeachment vote was clearly along party lines.t are the chances republicans could flip in the senate trial? >> we just heard from senator makowski saying she was disturbed by the majority leader's process, but it still does not indicate there is likely to be a removal. as you said, the house voted among party lines. no republicans supported the impeachment of president trump, and as of right now, most republicans are sticking by president trump. what does this mean, this hesitancy of senator murkowski from alaska? it comes down to two things, what does she want to do, how disturbed she, what kind of take, does she want to and are there other senate republicans who want to join her? if so, it might bend process of how they hold the trial from what the white house wants. far too many republican voters support him and their elected senators are unlikely to abandon ship. paul: there's really not a lot of precedent for this kind of thing, is there? greg: that's right. leader, the majority does have a lot of leeway in how he wants to se

, a christmas eve edition of "squawk box" live here from the nasdaq marketsite brian sullivan with us mcc in the housearley here wearing the best blazer of the season >> merry christmas all

sullivan. we begin with late last night. the house of representatives historically impeached donald trump. tracie potts joins us now from washington, d.c. we knew this was going to happen, so now what happens next >> that's the interesting question when is that trial going to get started? we are not quite sure. president trump says he's eager to clear his name but the person who holds the key to when that will begin is house speaker nancy pelosi after the vote last night, what she said could slow things down. for only the third time in u.s. history, a president has been impeached. >> it doesn't really feel like we are being impeached >> president trump at a rally in michigan aiming his ire squarely at nancy pelosi. >> americans will show up to vote pelosi the hell out of office >> pelosi won't say when they will send the article to the house to try president trump on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. she says she's concerned the republicans won't run a fair trial. >> the majority leader says it is okay for the juryman of the jury to be in cahots with the issue. >> the president i

sullivan at the department of justice. i just want to say thank you so much to the white house and the president, to the domestic policy councilsteve wagner, thank you so much for hosting this and taking this serious issue and elevating it in this way. thanks to all participants. and at this time i have the best and easiest job of all of the moderators today. look at this amazing panel. i have very little introduction to do. i will start with a man was just talking about, secretary carson. secretary carson leads us at hud currently, but i want to point out that he has had an amazing career as a doctor and is a passionate advocate for housing issues in this country. we couldn't ask for anyone better. thank you so much. and i want to point out with the department of justice secretary, you have done amazing work at highlighting issues with landlords tenants, to make sure , they are protected. we appreciate that. zones,o with opportunity we have had the opportunity to work on that issue. with that you can make your remarks. thank you. it is a pleasure to e with you some thoughts onre to e mental illness and i want to thank preside

sullivan to ambassador of russia. replacing john huntsman and stephen hahn to be fda commissioner. live coverageof the house on c-span and live senate coverage on cspan2 . >> c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues with republican presidential candidate joe walsh. he's a radio host and former republican congressman from illinois and c-span asked him why he's decided to run for president and hisfeelings about the trump administration. this is half an hour . >> joining us from manchester new hampshire is illinois congressman and republican presidential candidate joe walsh, thanksfor the little. a opening question, why are you running ? >> it's good to be with you i'm running because i think donald trump is unfit . i think he's a danger to this country. look, taking on sitting in: president is a big deal. it's a tough thing to do and you'd better have a darn good reason for doing it and i do. i think trump is a danger. the country would be in real trouble with four more years of him.wi >> this is in sharp contrast to what you wrote on twitter in 2016. he said i'm voting for trump on november 9. if trump lose

, a christmas eve edition of "squawk box" live here from the nasdaq marketsite brian sullivan with us mcc in the housend tom farley here wearing the best blazer of the season >> merry christmas all >> you've got the sweater on it is a tradition, right >> i'm trying to advertise this shirt i bought years ago one day a year i get to use it i go year off, year on i have a tie i sometimes do. tartan, what is the pronunciation we good with >> he's got the tartan each one means something a family or a clan >> we'll make up a story >> give him a couple of scotches >> you are an irishman, not a scott, right >> a quick shout out to dean and the whole crew that put that together, which is awesome >> every year, it is so fun. >> every year. shall we >> let's get it going. why don't we start with the markets. the markets are at all-time highs. the dow closer higher yesterday. all three major averages closing with record closings more on boeing in the show the trading day is shortened so everybody can go out and panic shop and panic wrap. market closing at 1:00 eastern and the bond market at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the

sullivan to ambassador of russia. replacing john huntsman and stephen hahn to be fda commissioner. live coverageof the housec-span and live senate coverage on cspan2 . >> c-span's campaign 2020 coverage continues with republican presidential

house will take up a bill to lower prescription drug costs. they will debate by wednesday. in the senate, debate and votes on executive nominations, john sullivan to be u.s. ambassador to russia replacing the current ambassador jon huntsman. and dr. stephen hahn to be fda commissioner. >> next, former commander of u.s. nato forces in afghanistan, oneral john nicholson military and diplomatic efforts in the country. the retired four-star general spoke about leading the forces and the 41 member nato coalition in afghanistan, and how he sees to country moving forward after decades of conflict in the region.

house leaders say that work is also possible on defense programs. in the senate, continued work on judicial and executive nominations. this week, votes expected on john sullivan.s. ambassador to russia replacing the current ambassador john huntsman and dr. steven hann to be commissioner. and watch for live coverage on c-span and c-span2. next 2020 presidential candidate joe biden was joined by john kerry the former secretary of state at a campaign in

house decided. plus stephen welcomes: speaker nancy pelosi. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey there! ( cheers and applause ) wh! >> jon: get it all the way! >> stephen: welcome one and all. happy halloween to everybody! welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. now-- ( cheers and applause ) --this is momentous. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: today is momentous, jon. not every day can we say that we as a people have witnessed history. but today is truly an historic day in washington, because the nationals won the world series! ( cheers and applause ) that's right. despite the game being on the road, national fans gathered in their home ballpark to celebrate, including this guy-- >> i think this is huge for d.c. d.c. needed this. we got some ( bleep ) in the ( bleep ) white house right now. >> oh, oh, ohhh, no, no, no. >> stephen: (as reporter) "oh, oh, ohhh, no, no, no." ( cheers and applause ) good for you! yeah! >> jon: oh, my goodness! >> stephen: what did t

house! plus stephen welcomes scarlett johansson! and a performance by the weeknd! featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivann colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> stephen: hi there! ( cheers and applause ) that is such a good thursday crowd, i wish they could stick around and be the friday crowd. you're amazing. never going to happen though. anyway -- >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm your shows stephen colbert. there is -- ( cheers and applause ) you feel this excitement? >> jon: i feel it. >> stephen: you feel the electricity? it's like the room is soaked with gasoline! there's imagine income the air here! ( cheers and applause ) magic! ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! magic here at "the late show." you know why -- it's the merger of cbs and viacom. i know them by their celebrity couple name, "the people that pay me." ( laughter ) to celebrate the merger, viacom-cbs got to ring nasdaq's opening bell this morning, and they gave the honor to the face of the brand, the man you know and love -- spongebob! and his friend, me! ( cheers and applause ) spongebob and me! me and spongebob ri

house democrats move to delay an impeachment vote this morning. all of that and more as "worldwide exchange" begins on this friday right now. good morning, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan it is friday, december 13, 2019. happy friday the 13th. after a record breaking day on wall street. the dow closing off the highs after hitting the 16th interday high, the s&p coming off the second high record close it would go up another 11 points if if holds. dow would go up by 112 and the nasdaq by 35 we are seeing some signs of life the 10-year note yield just below 1.89%. two-year yields 1.64%. around the world, asia following that lead on trade it was green across the board. the any kay up 2.5%. hang seng similar. shanghai up nearly 2% and kospi up 1.5% as well. in europe, it is green there as well stocks are surging on the heels of trade developments, what is happening with the uk. the german dax up, cac similar the ftse 1001.5% up as well. the british pound spiking to the highest level since 2018 you can see here that spike higher in those particular currencies up 2%, 1.3409 is what it will cost you to buy the british pound. the chinese yuan those reports of a phase one dr tra

we will go ahead and start the final panel today im kde sullivan at the department of justice i just want to say thank you so much to the white house and the president the domestic policy council steve wagner, thank you so much for hosting this and taking this seris

house leaders say that work is also possible on defense programs. in the senate, continued work on judicial and executive nominations. this week, votes expected on john sullivan to be u.s. ambassador to russia replacing the current ambassador john huntsman and dr. steven hann to be commissioner. and watch for live coverage on c-span and c-span2. next 2020 presidential candidate joe biden was joined by john kerry the former secretary of state at a campaign in nashua, new hampshire, this was his first swing on the campaign. >> thank you. i'm looking out there, i see some very friendly faces. good morning nashua. some energy, come on, i want to get going here. [applause] >> not that hard, it's sunday morning, you slept yesterday, right? it is great to be back in the granite state, a second home for me. i've got two second homes, iowa and new hampshire. [laughter] >> i love this state. growing up i have great memories of visiting here with friends. squam lake, getting up the highway there toward some of your blue ice that you get to ski on sometimes and high school in concord where i would really look forward to taking that first cut of the hockey season on the b

house. i agree i think you have to have a position and a reasonable position. >> this is fight going on right now. >> facts matter. >> neera tanden, thank you. andrew sullivanome back to the show. you're always welcome. >>> up next, how impeachment of a president constitutes the highest power of citizens. you're watching "hardball." r of. you're watching "hardball. [ slurping ] must be hot out there, huh? not especially. -[ slurping continues ] -what you drinking? gasoline. right, but i mean, what's in the cup? gasoline. [ slurping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. in america, the zip code you're born in can determine your future. the y helps fill the opportunity gap with education programs for all. for a better us, donate to your local y today. for a better us, i'm finding it hard to stay on a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free. worry free...boom boom! get free next business day shipping or ...1 hour in-store pick up shopping season solved at office depot officemax or officedepot.com. i receivelize travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at the explorer c

house of mouse, yes, disney, do it again, adding a sixth movie to its $2019 billion box office machine as "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivans monday, december 16th, 2019 more than stock futures in the green after another record-setting session on friday. the s&p coming off its 28th record close of the year the nasdaq coming off its 23rd as you can see here, the dow would open up another 55 points if these gains hold into the opening bell the s&p up by 12 and the nasdaq up by around 36 points if you take a look at the bond market, we are seeing slight movements there as well. the ten-year note yield 1.3837%. two-year note yield 1.624% let's go worldwide in the asian trade. it was positive, although a little more muted. you can see there the nikkei in japan, off hang seng off by half a percent. shanghai, stocks rising to a six-year high. data helping markets outperform. industrial production at the strongest reading since june. >>> in european trading, it is strongly positive here today, in fact, the euro stock 600, that broad measure of stocks there hitting a record intraday high today. the german dax up 1 half of 1% and th

sullivan is standing by. she has now directed the drafting of the articles of impeachment. what does this process entail? seen how speaker nancy pelosi say that she has directed the housemove forward in drafting these articles of impeachment, in many ways which was not a surprise. for weeks, democrats have been holding hearings with witnesses, constitutional scholars, trying to build their case. now they appear to be moving forward on what is essentially an indictment or charge of the president. we expect there will be at least three articles of impeachment. they will probably send her around obstruction of congress, bribery, and abuse of power. also ate outthey the timeline for what comes immediately next. we know the house judiciary committee will vote and it's possible the committee could begin debating or even voting on them by weeks in. once i do vote on them, it gets sent to the house. paul: to what degree is all of this symbolic? once it arrives in the senate, it doesn't have much of a chance of conviction. takes it up,ouse it's likely they will impeach the president, and that would happen before years in. support for president trump has remained strong and it d

sullivan was previously the u.s. department secretary of state and has also served as a lawyer in past republican administrations. the pick comes as president trump has been impeached by the houseitary aid to ukraine which, of course, has been fighting a war with russia. >> let's take a quick break and switch gears for a moment and bring in janessa webb with a check on your weather. >> good morning. we are finally seeing things clearing out for the southeast and we always like to see green when we're talking about flight delays. go no delays right now from jacksonville to portions of the midatlantic as the storm system that dropped about 8 inches of rain across south carolina and southern georgia starts to clear out. the wind's still going to be an issue this afternoon from atlanta to myrtle beach return to 35 miles per hour. so you can see some minor delays. but the pacific northwest is the major storm system that we're really keeping our eye on if you're traveling along roadways, we're going to see some ice start to accumulate from las vegas to salt lake city. expecting delays today even for the denver area as 3 to 6 inches of snow accumulation in that area. now, if you're ac