it came out of a discussion with david baker. there is the possibility to do a sleeping space across the bathroom-kitchen area. one could constructively look at that, not the same height is not tall enough. but is the height workable and comfortable with added flexibility that might be an added advantage. what that height is, people who design these units know better. if there is a comfortable height by which it could be done. parks commissioner -- >> commissioner miguel. >> i am glad you mentioned that. my son's first condo in new york was exactly that. it did have a sleeping loft above the kitchen-bathroom area. it worked. >> thank you. could i ask staff a question? about the environmental review, i know you probably got this this afternoon. do you have a response to the request for understanding whether it triggers an environmental review? >> we just got it this morning. staff is analyzing that. as i mentioned, we gave an over- estimation. the projects that will come in those districts that will increase density, they will als

it came out of a discussion with david baker. there is the possibility

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here to see if anything is going to be any better, we bring in david goldman and dean baker.ean, start with you. we had a little stronger adp number today, up 176,000. jobless claims fell a little more. even though the ism services was down, that's bad, the employment survey in there was up. let me ask you, do any of these data points suggest tomorrow could be an upside surprise on jobs? >> i'm not going to be surprised on the upside. i think people are far too moved by short-term fluctuations. i'm betting we see 160,000, 165,000 tomorrow. the unemployment rate will stay at about 8.2%. people overestimated the weakness of the economy in the spring just as they did in the winter. we had better-than-trend story december, january, february because of the unusually good weather. but that meant we didn't get the ordinary spring hiring we would see. now we're getting back to trend. that's around 160,000, 17,000 a month. not great, but not a disaster. >> i have a bid of 160,000 to 165,000. i think the consensus is 120,000 to 125,000. what do you think is right? >> i'm below everythi

and david rivkin, a partner at the baker-hostetler law firm in washington. he represented the 26 states that challenged the constitutionality of the affordable care act. professor tribe, i think let's start with your former student. there's been continuing speculation as to whether he changed his vote. it was reported by jan crawford of cbs that there had been a big internal battle from conservatives to get him to change back. does any of this matter? what does it say to you, that there's this speculation? >> well, the main thing it says is that somebody in the supreme court is leaking or that jan crawford greenburg has her facts wrong. i think she's a pretty good reporter, so i would suspect that some law clerk has some pretty loose lips. i think that's terrible because even though in some prior cases over the 40 years or so that i've watched the court, there have been leaks. four or five years after a decision. for somebody to go tattling on what justices said to each other or to law clerks just a day after a decision is really horrendous. i mean there rea

david is a member of the baker hostetler is litigation international and in armenta robertson and he cochairs the appellate and -- environmental group and he cochairs the appellate team. he has been involved in numerous high-profile cases. he represented the 26 states that challenge the constitutionality of obamacare and was the lead outside counsel of the district court and in the court of appeals in that litigation. he also represented the problem of croatia before the international -- the republic of croatia before the international tribunal on a wide range of issues involving humanitarian law and laws of war. he is also experienced with litigation involving national security related matters including issues brought before secretary of defense donald rumsfeld. from 2004-07 he served on the united nations commission for the protection of human rights. he has received numerous awards, including one for the best maritime article, as well as the burton award in 2011. he is a prolific writer and commentary in. you have doubt the seen his articles in the "wall street journal," and the "

david hasselhoff. the "baywatch" icon turns 60 today. we all know he likes burgers. but how about the world's biggest cake? okay. he will have to settle for south america. bakersucted the biggest cake south of the equator. it is not the world's biggest cake. but i guess that's what happens when when you outsource. back in washington, the pressure was on for the president and had nothing to do with gop opposition. he was caught on kiss cam at team usa's basketball game. and it didn't go too well. >> president obama on the ever popular arena in-house arena kiss cam. >> he blew it. >> he blew it. but he came back strong in the second half. they were caught on camera. there they are. this time dahler, malia, vice president biden and the coaches all encouraged them. and he delivered with a slam dunk kiss. the fans went wild. once again, the president proves that he's got game. that's your summer break for the day. hey. hey eddie. i brought your stuff. you don't have to do this. yes i do. i want you to keep this. it'd be weird. take care. you too. [ sighs ] so how did it go? he's upset. [ male announcer ] spend less time at gas stations. with best in class fuel econ

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