thank you very much >> commissioners i'm john gom goldman architects. we're at 94 - you was also hired by the client to do the financial analysis. in this document that i'm reading from the planning department it doesn't describe any harm done so i was surprised to hearing hear there was harm done to the community. from what i'm reading hereafter the initial doubt there is any developer in the city who is opposed. so the question is does it harm anybody? i can tell you on our project it would be a huge difference. we're providing the affordable housing on site but even with deferring $400,000 that represents the projection equity. if we were doing the funds ourself it actually helps us. i'm sure every developer is in favor of this and i am >> thank you. >> hi i'm joe. i'm here to speak in support of ending the deferral program. i live between 15 and fourteenth street. i'm part of the homeowner association. i want to say as a resident being in the heart of the boom we've seen rents rise and people being pushed out and evictions. we've seen developers com

check out gom.l day long. >>> summer months can mean more people traveling and out there on the road. if you're out there on the road, you hope you don't run into one of those people. this is a compilation of people running red lights all throughout missouri at this intersection. you see that guy there, right, almost hit those people, almost got hit by another car and, oh, just keeps on going. these aren't lights that are just turning red. like these aren't yellow to red. they're solid red lights that these cars are approaching. watch this one here. a guy speeds through a right lane, hits into that suv. a complete mess. if you're the other driver, you're totally mad because you're going through a green light. >> you know why this is tough to watch? we see the lights red. we know was coming. >> it looks like they're completely distracted. they're just not paying attention to it. >> you're actually right. in a lot of them, you don't see brake likes coming on. here, this one from chippewa street, the c

to serve as watch dogs to the government the beginning of the first amendment that guarantees free gom dom of the press starts with these words, "congress shall make no law". it was a list of absolute shall notes applied to the government. the founders didn't fear that there would be too much freedom. government goons may not one day decide that those people ought to sit back shut up anden dor the ride. when i was governor i didn't always like the press and they sure didn't like me. there is always a little tension between those in office that we are serving the public's interest and those in the press that think we are crooks and liars. but in a moment that i thought was distorted and just plain vicious it never occurred to me that i could call up the state police and have a reporter ro h roughed up by bugging his phone and hacking his computer. i never thought to go audit somebody and go after people who said or did things that i didn't like. when eric holder stomped on the rights of james rosen he violated all of us. we are all vaulnerable to a government who uses power in an unlimi

it was a winner for about this long and then it gom stampeded and i'm still holding my southern, waiting for that chase in yield to come back in. because i do think there's going to be reversion there. >> and you're looking at the currency markets? >> that's where all this started. we're talking about a fed freakout. but for me, this started in the emerging markets and the currencies back in may, actually back in april. the fed, i don't think it was a fed freakout. what they did was light a match in a dynamite factory. that's basically what happened here. the s&p had been outperforming every other single market in the world. and now it's just kind of what's called that reversion to the mean. i don't think this is over. i don't want to buy anything. i think what you're starting to see is all the money come from the periphery, which is the emerging markets, into the core. that's going to be coming into the u.s. i thought maybe tlt would be a beneficiary, it hasn't been. and i would agree that we'll need to see yields bottom before the market can rae rally. but the one thing you can definit

to serve as watch dogs to the government the beginning of the first amendment that guarantees free gom dom of the press starts with these words, "congress shall make no law". it was a list of absolute shall notes applied to the government. the founders didn't fear that there would be too much freedom. government goons may not one day decide that those people ought to sit back shut up anden dor the ride. when i was governor i didn't always like the press and they sure didn't like me. there is always a little tension between those in office that we are serving the public's interest and those in the press that think we are crooks and liars. but in a moment that i thought was distorted and just plain vicious it never occurred to me that i could call up the state police and have a reporter ro h roughed up by bugging his phone and hacking his computer. i never thought to go audit somebody and go after people who said or did things that i didn't like. when eric holder stomped on the rights of james rosen he violated all of us. we are all vaulnerable to a government who uses power in an unlimi

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