. >> i really don't have anything to say other than i represent gerald who is -- my name is brian patrick. he is the owner of the property and i represent him. >> okay. >> with regard to the permits that is at issue, this is a simple interior model of a kitchen. >> okay. you still have -- how we started the clock? okay. you have time if you want to address the concerns. >> there was a lot -- i have read the brief that they submitted. i have listens -- listen to tenants process fears and concerns. the process is going to be respecting. tenants rights will be respected there is nothing -- we and fully -- we fully intend to comply with the law. >> are you done? >> i'm done. i have a question and i'm sure everyone has several. first of all, how long -- how long ago have you been retained by this particular permit holder or landlord? >> in what regard? >> have you been there representative for more than three weeks? >> this is a client who has more than this case in our office. so it depends on your question. >> how long have you been representing this particular property? for this particular

thought crenshaw what he did was overall splendid. >> patrick healy i owe you a question but i'm out of time in this block. thank you so much, brian, patrick and david gergen for being with me. appreciate, it guys. former first lady michelle obama has a new book coming out and she's not holding back with her relationship about president obama and why she's so angry with president trump. you're live in the cnn newsroom. love you like i do ♪ ♪ no one gonna hold you like i do ♪ dare to be devoted. jared. thiuninterrupted streaminglogy brilliant sound clarity and life-like color. experience dell cinema on the xps 13. get up to $200 off select xps 13 laptops at dell.com (intel chime) and i heard that my cousin's so, wife's sister's husband was a lawyer, so i called him. but he never called me back! if your cousin's wife's sister's husband isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. we really pride ourselves >> ton making it easyautoglass, to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> s

time ago they were facing headwinds, planned accordingly, reached out to independent voters like brian patrick in pennsylvania 1, fits patrick, pennsylvania 1, hillary won by one but he won by seven. he cared to make a separation between him and trump. he reached out to his constituents. been a bipartisan person reaching across the aisle. he is incredibly vulnerable still, if he wakes up next day, he lost, democrats in that district said we're not doing a split ticket. that we're voting against all republicans. that will be unfortunate for someone like fitzpatrick. neil: what about young people? always springs eternal, young people will come out in droves. they didn't even do that for barack obama. so i guess what i'm wondering is are they going to come out in droves? >> based on early voting they are. spike in registration from 18 to 29-year-olds in early voting in states like texas where beto is the perfect storm for young voters. florida, georgia as well. trend line will suggest they vote more than they usually do but -- neil: i know, every single poll he trails. >> he trails -- he is going

patrick, thanks so much. >> yeah, thank you. >> brian: meanwhile, protesters in florida are denouncing brenda snipes. saw that split the screen. i should have explained that to you. people going crazy. the broward county supervisor of elections. [chanting] >> supervise your own corruption. >> brian: so who is brenda snipes and why is she provoking such a strong reaction? why does she still have a job? lisa booth is a senior fellow of the independent women's voice she joins us right now from undisclosed location. i just saw you, lisa, why aren't new studio. >> lisa: i'm in d.c. visiting family. >> brian: you are supposed to check in with me. >> i'm sorry. >> brian: who is this woman. >> she was appointed by jeb bush in 2003. she is a democrat and elected ever since to the position of the supervisor of elections for broward county. broward county is the second most populist county in the state. it is also the most democrat as well and it's not just republicans who have been critical of her either. the miami herald called broward county the most controversial department of elections in florida. so she h

brian, can you tell yankee fans whether you signed patrick corbyn last night, number one free agent ino that involves meeting with players like patrick corbyn last night. we got to find more presents to put under the tree for christmas for our fan base. brian: oy, really. so you do want to sign him. ed: brian, ed henry, what do you think about robinson cano. you decided not to sign him to a long-term deal for a lot of money. what do you think about the mets picking up cano? >> robbie is a great player. he has a great contract out in seattle. he can still hit. he has a lot of game left. janice: do you care that i'm actually scaling this building. how about a round of applause for the girl? ainsley: big round of applause. [cheering] janice: what's that? ainsley: what is going through your mind right now? janice: there will be a happy hour after this. ainsley: right. it's friday. janice: a lot of, yeah, it's friday and i hope my kids are watching this. as you know, i feel like, just handed me challenges. and this is one of them. ed: check back in with janice and brian and repelling after

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brian fitzpatrick. we have a wealthy philanthropist. the vice president for fdr against a former fbi agent, how is that going to come out? ed: it is a close race. it's patrickughest incumbent to beat. he has done a good job not just during the campaign but when he served, separating himself keeping president trump at arms length. he has got that which is an important message to suburban moderate republicans and independents. -- is a good guy. time. not spend a lot of he has not lived here in a while and makes mistakes in the past that have come up to hot -- haunted in the campaign. voice saying there are some that are smarter than policeman and that is a tough message in the lower half of the district. david: i should say. ed: i do love dogs. david: you mentioned harrisburg. you have scott. against george scott. that was thought to be a safe --.blican seat and now most what is going on? is the onlyrry party member of the republican delegation. he is the farthest right wing congressman in the state. it is a district that has a lot of rural but also a lot of suburbs. the suburbs of harrisburg are like the suburbs of philadelphia, a lot of moderate republicans

brothers and sisters, pat, joe, suzanne, terry, chris, molly, and brian enand most importantly to my wife tara and my sons, tommy junior, sean patrick and seamus. i'll be home soon, love you guy, i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for ne minute. >> mr. speaker, i am here this evening to honor rayad fares, a hero i had the opportunity to meet right here in the capitol some months ago. syria shot and killed in last week by two gunmen. he founded radio fresh to give syrians a srs of -- a source of unbiased report orge than that of thecy saud regime and terrorists. he had a goal of empowering civil society. his work made him a target of and ssad regime, al nusra, isis many time bus he refused to back down. mr. boyle: rayad was killed because of his bravery. his work mattered, his life mattered. his death must remind each of us that the syrian people are fighting for their lives. in the words of rayad, freedom is an idea and an idea cannot die. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the

patrick morrisey. tomorrow he goes to montana and then in florida again for rick scott and ron desantis. on sunday, he's in georgia for briand he wraps it up monday in ohio, indiana again and missouri. i don't know where he gets the energy but he's still got it. >>> look at the stock market. we are down 89 points but look also at apple. apple is way down today. it's off 6.5%. apple is a dow stock and that loss accounts for about 100 points down on the dow. if it wasn't for apple we would be just about break even. >>> how about starbucks? sales strong. they say they're having trouble getting people into the stores. nonetheless, the stock is up by a very solid 9% on starbucks. big day for big oil. higher profit at exxonmobil. that stock is up, not much, about .8%. same story as chevron. that stock is up very nicely, thank you, 3.5%. >>> now, one company that we cover very frequently is offering free college to its top performers. they want to improve their relationship with employees. we are going to tell you which company we are talking about in a moment. >>> and when it comes to jobs, job growth, that is, there are some cit