bill walsh got to a pre-final with a note about special inspection. and then, inexplicably, a c of c was issued for a garage project that wasn't changing the number of stories. not doing a change. occupancy and that cfc was signed off by senior inspector kerwin. i discussed this with the building department because they're comfortable that they changed the record. if we could see the old 3r report, most likely, we would say unknown, but if you could in and file a permit for one unit, nobody looks at the previous record. they only do it for three and above and so, the permit was filed as a single-family house and they issued a cfc for a garage with no change. >> i think we've had enough. thank you very much. >> commissioner fung. >> there's a lot of history here didn't it's interesting how it changes through cycles. all of the information they provided 30 years ago would have been used to substantial auto extrsubstantiate extraunits. extra units was more valuable. these days everybody wants a single-family home. legally, whenever you have a cfc, that i

we need bill walsh or stanford or kasich. we have to make sure money goes their way.ith the united states government to make sure that doesn't happen. trish: you don't want meddling on either side. vladimir putin will be saying that's pretty goode done good. it didn't matter to him if hillary clinton or donald trump won. >> he wants the chaos. he likes the current situation. setting aside the larger debate and whether it had an impact. putin doesn't get a vote. trish: is she going to run? >> she is not running right now. if there was a reason she woke up and thought she was the best person to beat donald trump, she said it herself. she is up for a rematch. >> we have a couple of presidents walking around out there. i like elizabeth warren and be joe biden. if i don't mention biewpt judge, beto o'rourke. trish: you mentioned your twitter feed. we were going to promote that you are on tonight. >> am i block you? i use a mass block algorithm that sometimes sweeps up too many people. it's not personal. you are part of 1.47 million people. trish: i don't think i blocked an

bill. >> outfront now, joan walsh, national affairs correspondent for "the nation" and cnn political commentatorwho supports joe biden. you heard many democrats calling out elizabeth warren for failing to explain how she'll pay for medicare for all. a real issue for her considering the bernie sanders' plan is the one she supports and he says he's going to raise taxes on the middle class to pay for it. did this really reveal her weakness as a candidate or not? >> look, she's had an amazing run and she has run the race on her terms, and i admire that and we must all admire that. last night she found out it's not always going to be on her terms. yes, she's going to have to explain how she pays for it. as someone who actually supports medicare for all, i think you have to lay out how you do it. i think you have to lay out what it's going to cost. senator gillibrand wanted to do it through payroll taxes and be very explicit about that that way. that's a way. other people have other ways. but you can't keep dodging. you look dodgy if you keep not answering the question. >> and she was refusing to do t

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bill weld. we invited congressman walsh to join us.is schedule would not allow us to have him in the program, he was going to be traveling, but at least two of the other republicans running will be here at 8:00 for a live conversation and hopefully you will call in. caller: i will be listening. thank you. did you have a second point? ok, we will go to bill joining us now from orange park, florida. republican line. caller: i just want to tell steve, you know, maybe i listen to too much c-span, if that's possible. but anyway, when steve and brian, when they come on? when they come on, don't they wonder why so many people call them liars and everything else? there are these hosts on here that are strictly democrats. you can see them. when greta gets a call for a democrat, she eats it like -- it's it up like they are having candy. host: your point is what? caller: the first hour of steve tobrian's show, they got except all these dirty calls from people because of what the other hosts are saying. caller: well, you're talking -- host: well,

walsh. you must have had friends in congress. nobody seems to be picking up on this. bill have run against said something similar, larry hogan who is in the race for president, said something similar. why are no republican members of congress actually doing this? >> because they're afraid. they're afraid of trump's voters. ali, look, we live in scary times now. i think, and i told you this before, what i say about this president publicly the vast majority of my republican colleagues up on capitol hill believe it privately. this is the most disloyal president we've ever had. my republican colleagues know that. they're just scared to death to say anything publicly. but ali, the ukraine thing, what we have learned in the last two weeks alone that the president of the united states told two different foreign governments to in effect sabotage our elections, sabotage our elections. if that's not impeachable, then nothing is. i think as this thing goes on, ali, as the impeachment inquiry goes on, i think you will see republicans, especially in the senate, begin to stand against t

bill the next 90 minutes. we welcome your participation. we did invite congressman joe walsh. he was unable to join us. >> for example, let's propose that was a preventative health care program that avoided a lot of bad outcomes and saved a lot of money. multiply that by five because they did such a good job. i do think that there is room for saving money by innovative weapon systems and other ways to skin the cat that we are doing with the military. the military is there for more than just one reason. keeping the lanes open for free trade is another important reason. this president seems to think that having allies to be helpful is not worth his time. that is a mistake in the foreign policy area. it costs us money. tolitary spending is up $700 billion this year alone. off.at is not the trade the president is not telling the truth on three fronts. it is the opposite of what he said he would do when he ran in clips like you just played. he said if you elect me, i will eliminate the debt. instead, they have raised the debt by more than $9 trillion. haveast two debt deals militar

bill the next 90 minutes. we welcome your participation. we did invite congressman joe walsh. he was unable to join us. governor weld? there is room for saving money by innovative development, weapons systems and other things we are doing with the military. the military keeps us safe, keeps the lanes open for free trade, another important reason. this president seems to think having allies helpful keeping those lanes open is not worth his time, and that is a mistake in the foreign policy. , but costs us money. tomilitary spending is up $700 billion this year alone. off.at is not the trade the president is not telling the truth on three fronts. it is the opposite of what he said he would do when he ran in clips like you just played. he said if you elect me, i will eliminate the debt. instead, they have raised the debt by more than $9 trillion. haveast two debt deals military increases and domestic discretionary. the trade is on the republican side you get the military, and domestic discretionary on the democratic side. either he profoundly did not understand the process, and/or he has been disingenuous.

bill the next 90 minutes. we welcome your participation. we did invite congressman joe walsh. he was unable to join us. >> you have got to look at everything in the budget. but suppose there was a preventative health carebut supa preventative health care program that avoided bad outcomes and save money. you might want to multiply that by five because it such a good job third in the military, i do think there is room for saving money by innovative development of weapons systems and other ways to skin the cat. the military is there for more than one reason. hitting a safe is reason number one. keeping the lanes open for free trade is another important reason. this president seems to think that having allies to be helpful is something that is not worth his time. that is a mistake in foreign policy but it costs us money on the military budget. fromlitary spending is up 550 billion to $700 billion this year alone. >> as we know, that's not the trade-off in congress. the president is not telling the truth on three different from spirit it is the opposite of what he said he would do

walsh, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: within the last hour the government's eu withdrawal agreement bill has beenhn bercow, refused a government request to hold a vote on its brexit deal saying the question was already put to the house at the weekend. the foreign secretary dominic raab orders a review into diplomatic immunity arrangements following the death of 19—year—old harry dunn. an update on the market numbers for you. i'd like you to cast your eyes up to the sky tonight, and you could be in for a treat. one of nature's biggest firework displays is back, the orionid meteor shower. the orionids, shown here in images captured by nasa, happens once a year. you may have seen something in the early hours of this morning, but the peak activity occurs tonight, with 20 meteors zooming through the skies each hour, at speeds of 148,000 miles per hour. dr elizabeth pearson is a spacejournalist, astrophysicist and news editor at sky at night magazine. she joins me now from our bristol studio. thank you for speaking to us, how exciting is this? meteor showers are a lwa ys exciting is this? meteor shower

but you have people like bill welder coming who are more moderate. even joe walshrd, mark sanford talking about balancing the budget and making sure we leave our grand kids with a legacy. even those messages which are conservative messages can be millennial messages, can be gen z messages because they're talking about long-term security which is not what we're getting out of washington right now. >> the forbes under 30 summit begins on sunday. good to see you >> good to be here. >>> what was an administrative review is now a criminal investigation. attorney general william barr's probe into the origins of the trump/russia investigation has taken a new term. plus, senator lindsey graham lashes out and the impeachment inquiry and condemns the resolution with a new resolution of his own. we'll be right back. own we'll be right back. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ it's how we bring real hope to our cancer patients- like