. >> i'm david thomas i'm here regarding the planning code for short time rentals i'm a landlord hydrathatappens to have a tenant that pays room only because he sub let's rooms in the back - >> excuse me. we're speaking whether or not you want the item to be continued or not continued. >> i'm sorry, i it was to speak on the substance it doorstep if it is continued or not i was misinformed sorry. >> go ahead other microphone. >> i'm marshall in my maim was called i'm here to talk about home sharing i'm not sure this is right. >> there's a request to continue the short rentals until august so public comment should be about whether or not you seek to are agree to have the continuance. >> well obviously i'd rather speak now but continuance is fine thank you. >> thank you. is there is there any additional public comment >> hi doug on item 2 sorry wrong mike. when can we expect the staff report open the short time rental ordinance is it public now? >> no, i mean it comes out typically a week before the commission meeting. >> oh, open the matter of controversy we're going to be able to respond to

. >> i'm lisa thomas-laury, channel 6 "action news." >>> meteorologist, david murphy is here now with a closer look at the forecast. some areas are revamping their fireworks plans tonight. lower providence is one of them. the township has told us that the fireworks canceled for tonight and so far it's not rescheduled. but we'll let you know more on that. stormtracker 6 live double scan we have dry conditions in most of the areas, but if you come in closer, there are showers that have formed in parts of chester county and they are creeping into montgomery county, and i suppose areas of bucks may see some of this too. some of these are looking more robust, and hopefully this is all we get. but it's a sign of things to come and later on we'll get thunderstorms forming to the north and west and everybody is going to be in and around those i think as we go through the afternoon and evening, south of baltimore a thunderstorm pushing into the chesapeake bay, checking outside, sky 6, we are at the shore umbrellas are up against the sun and relief is there in the water. you get out of the wate

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i represent michael beschloss and frank mccourt, nathaniel philbrick, evan thomas, david shribman andrichard norton smith. c-span: and as a representative, what does someone like that do? >> guest: i do everything from finding places for speakers to speak, to negotiating the fees, to determining what kinds of topics they'll talk about in their speech. and then we do all the nitty-gritty logistics minute by minute. this is who's picking you up. this is where you're staying. and then the follow-up. c-span: and you've done this for 12 years. >> guest: yes. c-span: what has happened in 12 years -- what have you noticed happening about people's interest in hearing the live speech? >> guest: oh, i think it's increased, and it's because there are many, many more agencies like mine because the demand is much more. people love to hear the real person. they love to see them. they love to shake their hand. there's nothing like it. so i think that it's increased tremendously. c-span: and is there any way of giving us some idea of how large the average audience is for some of the speakers you send

david: interesting story. is it possible he's shorting herbalife and attacking it as a way to manipulate and raise value, i would say yes, it's possible. liz: thomas men like that don't just cry for show or do they? david: the number one thing is to watch at&t, facebook and qualcomm are scheduled to report after the bell. we will be closely tracking the reports. ready to break in as soon as the numbers are released. liz: so you have to tune in with us for that. in the meantime, "the willis report" is next, gerri is next. apple reported earnings, you saw the stock slightly lower in after-hours. you have the latest what consumers expect in the coming months, right? gerri: that's right, thanks for that. a lot on the horizon, a smart watch, mega screen phone we'll discuss. also what's the right amount of sleep? fewer hours may be better than more. we'll explain. >>> also the probiotic promise. the real truth behind the health claims? and. >>> users guide to saving money, we'll help cut the costs of your commute. "the willis report" starts right now. we begin with all things apple. we've got brand-new data on what consumers expect from the rumored ipho

thomas roberts. >> hello. >> in washington, national security correspondent for "the new york times" david singer with new reporting this morning out of eastern ukraine. t.j. is back. you're not going to look good, nor am i this morning. >> none of us are but that is okay. there is t.j. looking good, t.j., nice and rested. i wish we could all take vacations. i'm going to go on from there. >>> how was your weekend, mika? did you have an uneventful or exciting weekend? >> no. >> what happened? >> i had a weekend that had to do with the trials and tribulations of raising teens. that's all i'm going to say. >> it happens to all of us. >> i'm not sure. >> you should take a vacation some time. >> i'm not sure i'll make it through this period of time. is all i'm going to say. >> it's not that much different from coming to work? >> love my girls. they are so much different. >>> we want to get to some of the political stories going on. over the weekend, israeli agreed to a brief cease-fire proposed by hamas but, sunday, more rocket attacks and more israeli raids this morning. secretary of state john kerry has reportedly tur

chairman and ceo david piatt, who would continue to love to run the fish who wants to continue to run this country. the notion he is leaving this process is absurd. the shyer chairman thomas who is -- chairman, who is a nonexecutive chairman, led the process. that was entirely appropriate. here you have a chairman and ceo who was entirely conflicted leaving the office bin in we try to do a shareholder referendum. the company fought back. it would cause delay. we launched a special meeting process. the company could hold a meeting of the shareholders to ask them what they think. it is what people call defending the company. on the conference call they talk about doing an all cash deal. i am frightened about that, as is every shareholder. right and allergan is ignoring its largest shareholders, don't you think we would have heard from some of these people before? wouldn't people be speaking up? in a public way they are. here is how they are speaking out in a public way. they sold their stock after meeting with david piatt. the reason they stole the -- they sold their stock is they believe the company could justify the value of a valiant transaction. i think david piatt told

david murphy and this whyatt, a coon hound puppy who who as broken leg, bun the mend. we'll have more on his story on "action news." >> in pennsylvania there's leadership at a very special school. lisa thomas-laurey explains why the job has special meaning. >>> plus a check of the accuweather forecast have you seen tom corbett's negative ad with this actress. it's just not true. and more of the same from corbett. tom wolf's company is headquartered and files taxes right here in pennsylvania. and it's tom wolf who'll be the governor we need. he'll make the gas companies pay up to fund our schools. build a 21st century infrastructure. and restore manufacturing for the jobs we need today. take a look at his plan for yourself. tom wolf. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> right now on "action news," storm tracker 6 live double scan live shows heavy showers push you go through parts of the area. let's head outside to chris sowers where the rain has started on our city avenue location. >> reporter: actually it's pouring. i think this puts an end to the weekend winning streak we've been seeing for two months now. let's go back over to storm tracker 6 live double scan. we have a couple of heavier s

pierre thomas in washington with late details for us this morning. pierre, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. sources tell us more than 70 americans have gone to syria to try to join radicals there. the fbi says this is disturbing evidence of that new trend. this morning, a denver woman is facing prosecution for allegedly trying to help al qaeda-inspired radicals in syria. 19-year-old shannon conley shown in this facebook photo, was arrested in april, attempting to board a flight bound for germany. her goal, authorities say, was to ultimately wage jihad. the fbi claims that conley, a nurses aide, fell in love with a person in syria via skype. jihad is the only answer to correct the wrongs against the muslim world. neighbors from her quiet hometown were shocked. >> it's a little unnerving, especially with iraq and all that going on over there. it's definitely scary. >> reporter: conley drew suspicion after she started attending faith bible church and criticizing the church's support for israel. >> she said i am pursuing the muslim faith. we said, fine. but that's when she began to act very st

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as a footnote david walker colored citizens of the world and he wrote his texting and died in that hotel room 11 months after this guy's got to him but he went with the smile just like thomase he >> i would say the reason we are in such the incendiary moment with a political is now visited on the sons and daughters that is the engine of the occupied movement. the oas cited these intellectuals as vital but they were right but suddenly you have sons and daughters who went to our police oppression who cannot get a job with they can sustain themselves and then to do it for decades and in serious trouble because of the alliance with essentially middle-class as it is disappearing of course. with that new wage working for that is why the fight for the minimum wage is crucial. [applause] it is put on there on purpose with the sharecroppers are kept in slavery and what we have done to college students to figure out what is criminal french students would have to pay $50,000 a year to go to college they would shut the country down which is what we should be doing here. [applause] >> i will close by saying something is coming. it is always the ruling elites to determine the rebellion

thomas beach and william dunn and neal goldman steinahans--is that... >> guest: steinahans. c-span: got that one wrong. manuel--or manuel... >> guest: oh, he actually goes by manny klausner, yeah. c-span: ...klausner, david koch or koch? >> guest: koch. c-span: david koch. >> guest: david koch. c-span: missed that one, too. james lintott, robert poole, al st. clair, joel stern. any of those folks that you can explain to us and how they get there? i mean, wh--what--what's the central reason why somebody comes to the reason foundation? >> guest: well, i think they are excited about the ideas that we believe in and they are -- sometimes they've been involved with us on some particular policy issue. o--often, they--many of the people whose names you read are people who are essentially magazine readers and are enthusiastic about the magazine, and then came to know about the pa--public policy institute through that and--and, you know, they believe in what we believe in. and at some point they, you know, want to get more involved. c-span: one of the names most mentioned in your book is friedrich von hayek. >> guest: yes. c-span: who was he? >> guest: friedrich hayek was, i say, the most important philosopher of

there is a website called thomas thomas.loc.gov, and it gives you lots of information on bills that pass in the house and the senate. david, north carolina, democrats line. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: one of the things i wanted to mention, when you talk about all the legislation that has been sent to the senate that harry reid and the president refused to do anything about, that goes both ways. that is the pot calling the kettle black. there is overwhelming bipartisan support for the senate immigration bill that has been sent to the house and speaker boehner and republicans won't even bring it to the floor for a vote. that is one point. i want to know what republicans in the house are going to do when this lawsuit reaches its inevitable end, which is going to be failure. are you going to sue the justice department for not doing their job? thank you very much. guest: with respect to the second part of your question, i don't think that the lawsuit will end in failure. certainly standing is an issue. but i think we will prevail on that i think the court will take it up and very clearly what the preside

thomas, has legacy issues. people saying this family get another turn? you add the mood the country is in right now. >> exactly. >> the david warren mood and potentially al gore mood if it comes which people don't think that any of these folks on either side of the aisle should get reupped and should have a lack of competition, should be the heir apparent, the new cover story that could be this week and seven years ago saying she is inevitable. we heard that before. i think that is damaging to what she is trying to do and i'm surprised she doesn't have a full apparatus but surprised at the folks, you know, steve doing the book tour here haven't thought more about trying to keep her as someone who wants to earn your trust and win your vote rather than someone who has it locked up. >> i couldn't agree more with everything you just said there. the notion that hillary clinton was going to collide to the nomination, there is going to be no contest. only one road to the nomination and it's the hard and painful one for candidates in both parties. there will be a race. she's not going to win every primary. somebody is going to emer

thomas just handed me the headline, "usa today." "cleveland rising" what's next for the city once known as the mistake on the lake? is this is good call, mark halperin? >> i think davidlouffe is absolutely right. if you do it that early, you risk burning your candidate out. i think cleveland is a great choice. they haven't had a political convention in ohio in like 50 years. republicans have to win ohio to win the white house. i think june and july is a huge error. >> we're going to cleveland. politico's mike allen, thank you. >>> coming up, more on the stunner in brazil. the host nation shocked in the semifinals of the world cup. how brazil fell to germany in record setting fashion. "morning joe" sports is next. ♪ in the nation, the safest feature in your car is you. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. which for you, shouldn't be a problem. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. nationwide is on your side. when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak