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if he gets reelected.elosi was hand wringing on impeachment, i'm sure she has really good reasons. if this gets political, she's reaping what she sewed. they better not be political and she better not think he did anything impeachable. >> you don't have to be political. there can be a powerful moment. >> if she doesn't think he deserved to be impeached and doesn't see an underlying crime, god bless her. i'm not saying they have to conclude impeachment is justified, conducting and impeachment proceeding is what the justice department thought this report would elicit. they were expecting to have to turn over grand jury evidence in the course of an impeachment proceeding commenced. if donald trump is reelected, in the second term, maybe a reporter ends up in jail or an investigator being investigated for the third time. every person who blinked when this document came out will have explaining time. >> mueller will talk to the congress and much will be determined in the next 10 days. above normal testifies tom

to determine where we're at if if we're already saints and angels, hall lay lou ja. let's find -- hallelujah. let's find a different way to -- i don't object in absolute. i object on principle that we don't have the data to even figure out where we're going to go from here. that is really important because if we're already there, then there is no there there, so i want to look back at this piece of legislation and go, that was awesome. by changing it by 15 cents, we went from a to b. that is the lesson everyone will take and not that san francisco willy-nilly raises the fees without any knowledge of what the net effect is. we apparently have the ability to find out what that net effect is, so let's do it. >> commissioner dwight, i an i degree with you we should have data. better data. what we looked at is other cities charging 25 cents. we didn't have that data that could say what will it do for us? >> we didn't go from 10 to 25. they started at 25. >> and from a dime to a carter in santa cruz. >> and then they saw the bump. they saw a huge bump. >> they had a quanti

if -- if that opportunity -- if there is an opportunity that's offered to the conscious driver, the unconscious driver's lack of having that opportunity is his fault, not the government's. and then what i would say as a second response is, again, consent -- justice kagan: the fourth amendment often applies against people who violate the law. and we don't usually say: tough luck. it's your fault. [laughter] justice kagan: you're a criminal. [laughter] ms. jurss: true enough. but, in the consent world, this court has also recognized that we -- the government doesn't have to provide a person an opportunity to withdraw consent. so this court's discussion of the facts of illinois v. rodriguez and georgia v. randolph, when we're talking about an apparent co-tenant at the door and another co-tenant who's asleep, this court said, well, the government doesn't have to go rouse that person to give him an opportunity to withdraw his consent. and the other thing i would note in response to your question is that, again, this has to work a little bit unusually because we're dealing with intoxicated people. so

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call if you want to talk about the proposal. if you earn the minimum wage, (202) 748-8000. if you are a business owner, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. thet 2: the specifics of report are important to understand. a lot of the proponents of minimum-wage are spinning this ted the should have weigh high-quality studies more highly. the 11 studies that the cdo used were cents the 2014 study that found negative effects. though studies are looking at the effect on all workers, which is why they use those studies. they are all peer-reviewed. three of the studies found actual positive impacts. the cdo used those. more studies found mild negative impacts. which is essentially what the cdo used in its analysis. less than one third of the academic studies that used were actually positive the rest were negative. increases at an accelerating rate the higher you raise the rate. they got the numbers exactly right. what a: let's talk about low-quality study looks like. one study that was used in the assessment of what would happen is a study that looked at the employment affect

if democrats were looking for, you know, we heard nothing from democrats other than if all he does is read from the report, that will be great. >> of course, he did read from the report. listen, i think what ted lu said was interesting. we'll have to wait a few days and see what the american people say. the reality is the last poll i saw was the "wall street journal" nbc poll last weekend that said 21% of americans favored impeachment and that was down from 27% in june. the question is did what we see today move the needle? there is no doubt there was damaging blows landed in this, but was it enough to actually move the needle in a way that would create a climate where impeachment makes sense? if i'm nancy pelosi thinking, you know, 21% is a bad number, i got 31 people in districts that donald trump won and sitting on the other side of the road, a senate that will throw out anything we do anyway. so i make people walk the plank. i think she is going to slow walk this and continue to investigate. >> i mean, if there were damaging blows today, it was a long, drawn out messy and at times

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before you, if the d.r.had been continued, because if something happened to me or the project sponsor, that would have counted. if i had not saw the appeal, this never would have been uncovered. if it -- it was not uncovered until we found the appeal. everyone was very concerned about the fact that you had approved a three-bedroom unit, even if it is below the garage, a three-bedroom unit and a remodel. so my question, or my point i'm trying to make is things -- are things going to slip through like this? when you thank you are densifying, you're just creating square footage. i don't understand a thing about the bedrooms that commissioner richards mentioned, but i think that limitation on the number of hearings seems very arbitrary, and we will see what happens, but that was a three-bedroom unit that you approved and it was going to be just a bunch of square footage. one bedroom with three studies. we don't know what the tenure of it is. that is it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afte

if you think about how china is going if you talk about how china i it creates aggregate demand. in all this and you get pricing power in the economy starts to go. if you do not do that then europe becomes a sluggish number graphically challenged economy.. maria: as it is right now. two years, when everybody was talking about the higher interest rate, no, no, the fed are going to be cutting interest rates. the first person to say that, let's talk to them for second period you expect a rate cut in two weeks ? >> yes. the odds are 90 to 95%. >> i thought the economy is doing so well. >> the economy is doing really well. i think people underestimate prejob u.s. economy that grew in the first quarter of a traffic growth paradigm. we still haven't seen over two for the balance issue. you can have a lower equilibrium rate and interest rates. he said yesterday maybe we were a little tight. we thought we were washed her. and he made a very important. growth does not mean inflation. it is really important. it does not necessarily in a new economy where you talk about trace paternity and a

if they went crazy. they got off the deep end. >> the chairman of the committee that will taste to take the first bite of mueller, jerry nadler says the president, general and others have been lying about what the mueller report said. >> they said it found no collusion, no obstruction, that it exonerated the president. all three of those statements are absolute laws. lies. i found a great deal of collusion, a great deal of obstruction of justice by the president, and it found -- pointedly refused to exonerate the president. >> president trump slammed democrats were obsessing over scandals instead of getting things done. >> they're not doing health care. they're not doing infrastructure, they're not lowering drug prices. i'm altering drug prices but the democrats don't seem to care about drug prices. all they care about is a phony investigation where the report was written. >> the president also kept up the drumbeat against the four congresswomen who comprised "the squad," tweeting this morning ""the squa

if they were real cases. but, just because you have someone that's of similar name to someone you want to stop, to do enforcement actions against them? you put down your name, social security number, address, birthday, race, eye color. you're giving them the information you think they are using that information. what they use is roughly phonetically similar names and similar birthdays. i can give you a lot of cases where a lot of people simply because they have similar names to somebody else have been stopped from being able to go buy a gun. the problem is, people in our society have been harmed of the most because of this. because it's primarily minorities that are prevented from being able to go by guns as a result of this process. people tend to have names similar to others in their racial groups. hispanics have names similar to other hispanics. blacks have names similar to other blacks. 30 percent of black males in the united states are legally prohibited from owning guns because of past criminal history.

if he is at -- if he's asked that point blank, what you think it was a? >> i think you will say the laws that were written at the time he did not violate a conspiracy law. but again, this is where we have a learning experience. just because a prior congress didn't imagine any campaign whatever work so closely with foreign adversary doesn't mean that we want it to happen again or that we should shirk the responsibility to write laws so that no campaign, democrat or republican, does this. we don't want to see this mess ever happen again. >> martha: and what if he says -- what if the question is asked do you believe -- did you find any evidence that there was construction on the white house or the president. but to think the president will say? >> yes. but his job because he was not able to indict the president because of the president of austria's own policies of the department of justice, it's really now in congress' court as far as what's next. i happen to believe we need an impeachment inquiry because no one is above the law and we can't allow this to st

supreme court cases, if this is if he had urged its standing. sometimes things that have not yet occurred can still give rise to standing. that may be the case, but they have the burden of coming forward and showing that there is evidence that we can believe people, because of a penalty ast mandate are going to -- mandate without penalties, are going to enroll. >> we can get back to your clients standing, before we do, can i ask about the record? you said the record was similar in that case. thent to make sure crankcase to this case. i want to make sure what you're all calling those summary judgment as. i have this exhibit a, which are all the declarations from all the states as well as the individuals and then various people who work at the states making certain declarations. this is in the evidentiary record for summary judgment, correct? >> yes your honor. >> was there ever any motion to strike, or to say that some of these are conclusory, or anything of the sort that would have evidentiary league coupled .th exhibit a >> not that i'm aware.

if you say, just as harris was saying, if you answer, "i am not a citizen," that it won't go any furthereven with somebody saying that, does anyone believe it? >> brad: the fact of the matter is we shouldn't think in the negative, we should think of the positive. the question has a precedent. >> harris: i like that! >> brad: let's not prejudge people whether they will be honest. let's assume that the question is legitimate, it should be asked, and it's up to the person to answer the question. so i believe that the majority of people answer in the affirmative. they won't be counted. but i don't believe that we should be knuckling under to democrats who say that there is an ill intent in asking the question of how when people are here. that's the whole point -- >> harris: what do you think of carley's idea of broadening up the question at explaining to people, if you answer honestly you will get in trouble? >> brad: i agree. the question is, how will it be spent by the democrats? >> jessica: but that's correct, we are not a bunch of pollyannas. you have jeff sessions ordering ice rates, th

if they want top lealeave if th and if they want to stay that's fine.can't be afraid to take them on. we are at war with al-qaida and see somebody talking about how great al-qaida is. that was omar, how great al-qaida is. when you hear that and we are losing great soldiers to al-qaida, when you see the world trade center gets knocked out and the statements made about the world trade center and all the deaths and destructions, i will tell you what, i am not happy with them. it is very easy for me to say oh gee, it is okay. if weak politicians want to say and the democrats in this case, if they want to gear their wagons around these four people, i think they'll have a tough election. i don't think the people of the united states will stand for it. >> john, go ahead.

wax but what if it were -- >> but what if it were the president of the united states? >> we are talking about personally own property, such as crawford ranch. they still retain their private property rights, separate and apart from their presidency. >> are you seriously urging us to believe that the president is not acting in his official capacity when he is tweeting? i am asking you to -- >> before we get to the blocking, when he is tweeting, is he acting in his official capacity? >> sometimes, yes. the critical point is you have to analyze the conduct at issue, blocking separately on that property. certainly at the white house, individual actions take place that are not subject to the first amendment. things happen at mar-a-lago that might be official actions, but that does not change the fundamental nature. >> tell me there is a situation where there is a robust nation dialogue on matters of transcendent public importance, and what the blocking does, and correct me if i am wrong, is subtract from that discussion points of view that the president does not like. why i

you know as the new york times again it doesn't matter if the new york times is. giving game you know complimentary views what is important is that the name of tom puppy is on the 1st page and this is what up once he is well he is only media is not i am getting lazy says if i didn't know it like i would disagree let me go to patrick right now it's because media determines how people think about an issue here and they are at fault for for looking for the next hitler and the world demonisation and regimes that are it's the media that does that of course they get talking points from the deep state but the media gleefully does this thing and i to get the national interest and i've gone through all 3 of you know i still haven't asked the question i really want about the media patrick i mean when the media does undermine trump the perception in the world is that he is not in control of his own government he's not in control of the people around him and the perception is that you can't make a deal with trump because he'll flip on a dime you don't know what you're going t

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.>> >> laura: imagine if biden is the nominee, i do not want to be aoc. >> sean: if you are going to tweet or if you have something to say, say it to me. ocasio-cortez is not listening to nancy pelosi. give her credit for being outspoken, courageous. l her views? they are a little insane. but she has courage to stand up for them. >> laura: sean, she's being her authentic self. i'm going to use the liberal'sng lingo. when they talk about my truth they hit their chest, my truth? >> sean: your words. that wasn't me. >> laura: hannity, great to see you. great show.h? this is laura ingraham and this is the "ingraham angle." who does the democratic partyy actually represent? tonight we are doing something different. my two part angle explores the dangers of radical immigration proposals that they are now advancing. you haven't heard about this. how and why even their minorityt supporters are beginning to turn away. plus, why do the indictments into jeffrey epstein, why did they drop now equipment we examine the fishy timing, the pathetic attempts to tie this to president trump, and new det

because, if we stand united we win. if we are divided, we are in jeopardy.r act together and i think that the left has been selling a rhetoric as if it were reality and we're going to be able to discern the difference and create the contrast so that the average americans, whether they vote for republicans or not, that's not the question. is america better off under the conservative principles and policies put in place? the answer is resoundingly yes. neil: but do you think the president risks torpedoing this with the ongoing trade rift with china. the tariffs haven't had a chance to kick in. so many on store shelves. they were going to kick in. the impact hasn't been felt. and the president argues he likes tariffs anyway, average americans pay those tariffs and i'm wondering if you feel he's out of step with that or out of sink with that and it's going to cost him? >> well, i'd like to break the tariff conversation into multiple categories. you think about china. china's goal is to steal the future which would imperil america's progress. this is to restore c

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if the only way to the european union is without a deal i would do that.he man who led the brexit planning for the government speaks out for the first time. everyone should be worried about what happens in a no deal situation, it is fraught with risk. from sea to shore some businesses fear it could force them under. it could put us out of business. others say it will bring new opportunities. i think no deal is preferable to a deal, there is an immediate benefit. i travelled across the uk and beyond to ask, are we ready for a no—deal brexit? if a no—deal brexit happens this is where the greatest impact could be felt. the roads of britain pays my arteries and lorries, the lifeblood, carrying much of what we need, make and sell. i'm hitching a ride to europe. hello. i'mjane. matt, nice to meet you. matt is one of the hundreds of thousands of lorry drivers in the uk. so matt, what have you got in the back? hanging fresh lambs. can we take a look? his yorkshire lamb is worth more than £100,000 and will end up in france and austria. it's a nice little family—run

if not, why not? >> guest: i think it's more to today in terms of the influence the social media has. i do think the companies are making progress to removing a speech to removing foreign interference and have a ways to go and i do think they're making some progress of protecting our privacy but again they have a ways to go. we have to have a much broader conversation in this country about how we make sure social media is used in a constructive way to enhance democracy instead of undermining it. this is a conversation we had. we went through a period of journalism with newspapers but standards involved newspapers were seen as constructive players and democratic debate that encouraged deliberation. we need the same kind of election on social media, how do use those platforms to democratize access to communication to allow new voices but to have spirited thoughtful debate as opposed to name-calling and i think that is something that is ongoing and a product that the country needs to undertake. >> conver

>> well, if they are not -- if they don't get their medications then eventually they will end up at the hospital and that will cost us more money in our inpatient services, as well as dental services. if they are not treated, then they are going to end up in emergency room services and that costs us more money. >> and, again, is it the case that there are no other options available to them? >> there is no other options because they don't afford to get health insurance. the income that they get is pretty much to put food on their table. >> thank you very much. this is a very important issue, one that affects all the u.s. territories and i commend the chairman and the members of this committee. we have to address this issue and it cannot continue to persist. thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. thank you to the gentleman. i recognize mr. cox from california. no questions. all right. there is another californian at the table here, mr. lowenthal. >> you can yield. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman, and i thank you for recognizing the great state of california also. you know, congress

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we will see if they can.e can't answer it unless and until we have an election. if you look at these proposals, look at the key elements of the trump pace. health care for undocumented immigrants. 66% of senior citizens, 65 plus, oppose that. oppose that. they were a key part of trump's coalition. 63% of independents, president trump won independents last time, oppose it. 75% of white noncollege educated oppose it. this fortifies the trump base, if you will, some of who have questions about the president. not sure if they want to vote for the president again. free public tuition. support the right of prisoners to vote. 76% white noncollege, bad idea. 73% voters over the age of 65. so these democratic proposals might appeal to the base. they animate in opposition the trump base. >> yeah, when i talked to members of the trump campaign they are salivating over the fact there are going to be a bunch of debates where democrats will have to answer these questions and pull their party to the left. when you talk to d

we should hold, if we counterbalance, if we go below a 30% depth, that's about the 310 level in boeing if you break below 310 you will have counter balanced all prior corrections and perhaps you're not in a correction anymore. if you are looking to pick up shares i would watch that 310 level in boeing. so that's the weekly in boeing let's look at another one that's really dragged the xli down, which is, of course, 3m. same kind of concept relative strength of xli into 3m, we have 3m massively underperforming the xli. no surprise there. this is a weekly chart this is not even a daily chart you can see it is the 200-week moving average which i really like you can see we have broken below it where the broader market has no problem saying above the average price the last 200 weeks. this is the weekly drop down to the daily here. again, this is a nasty kind of drop below the 200-day we came up gapped through the 200-day we're coming back to retest. if you want to be a short selling, if you want to try to hedge, maybe stocks above that 200-day and then, again, look at how many 3m is underper

if it is? say, i'm really not involved in the inner negotiations that have been taking course throughout this afternoon. i've been in the hearings about the treatment of kids at the border. what i understand is that, you know, basically they're just negotiating the details of the special counsel's appearance, and i'm hoping that they will come to closure on it sometime today or tomorrow. >> how -- i mean, i would imagine first of all, are you going to be -- because not everybody is going to get to question mueller. is that still the case? >> um, again, i don't know what's taking place, you know, if there's more time we'll be able to exercise the normal five-minute rule. i think that i may have been just on the wrong side of the cut-off on the original plan. >> oh, no. do they do it by seniority? >> yeah. everything is by seniority here, of course. but, look, you know, the main thing is that we want to hear from the special counsel. we want him to say in his own voice in his own words exactly wh

i wonder if he will pull that role off if he embraces it. but booker, harris, where else will the fire be coming for biden tonight? >> booker made so much of his campaign about love and to use the cliche here, he has to show tough love tonight. he's telegraphing basically as you said to anyone that will listen that he wants to talk about his criminal record up against joe biden's. i asked booker about that last week and whether or not he would be willing and able to say that on the debate stage. he says yes. so i think booker is far more likely to try to essentially create that moment at biden's detriment. i also think the other person d that might sneak up on is julian castro. he has some skills with the knife, so to speak. he took on beto o'rouke and made his moment. but then it got overshadowed by the second debate. he too criticized biden on the issue of criminal justice reform and has proven he's not at all shy to take someone on to prove his point. i would be watching from that end of the stage to be the folks who go after biden most d

if you are heading from l.a. to san francisco, you are going to go through gilroy whether you take the 5 and intersect. there is all kinds of vendors there as well. but the problem is, unlike where i was a police officer in new york city, this is much more spread out. so it's really going to be hard to police the perimeter like you would even in a place like central park. bottom line, right now it's dark out here in california. you are going to have all kinds of assets. you will have personnel doing just walk as we heard in a grid pattern. maybe there is sod kind of evidence. but bottom line, even if there is not an active shooter, it's an active crime scene until such time that ther. ithe d that the -- that the perp is captured or neutralized. aishah: we are hearing from a councilmember there is one gunman in custody. there are lots of reports on social media from people who attended the festival that they believe there were multiple gunmen. is that the feeling you are getting watching gilroy police and other pa

if you get an i-9, which is the form to apply for a job, if there's a social security number, if you question that and not hire that person because you think it's not legal, he has the right to sue you and he'll win. if you don't question that and hire that person, department of labor shows up or i.c.e., they're going to fine you for hiring a person that you didn't verify. so it is a mess. it's like, how did we become the great country we are with such a -- i was going to say messed up system or something like that. this is not rocket science. this is a simple program and there's a commonsense reform. one of the things i didn't bring up and i think you'd asked me about this is the i.d. numbers as also a tax number. taxes will be taken out of that. that's why i don't want social security associated with it because social security denotes benefits. if i'm paying this, i get benefits. those are not tied here. the money that goes in will go to other resources and what we're proposing is we're going to make it a requirement, each person that comes in as a guest worker has to have a catast

corey and kamala are fine, but if i'm completely honest-- if i'm completely honest, they got a bit ofge problem. i mean corey's nice, but he remind you of that cousin that's a tattletale. you know, even when no one asked, just snitching for the love of the game. like, "oh, she did this." [whines mockingly] uh-uh, and then kamala looks like a mean vice principal, you know. [light laughter] she just comes up like, "dulcé... "i want what's best for you, "which is why i'm giving you detention. corey, thank you for coming right to me." - ok--okay, like-- okay, i see what you're saying, in terms of an image, but, okay, it doesn't explain why black women then don't go for someone like elizabeth warren then. i mean she's addressed specific issues that black women have like reparations, the black maternal mortality rate. why are black women going with, like, a guy who's got the crime bull and anita hill on his record? - listen, don't get me wrong. younger black women will probably go with elizabeth warren, but for older black women, they're gonna go with biden. because if biden becomes preside

will be if they are caught somewhere in the way towards europe specifically if they are within the libyan territory waters there will be sent back to libya and then the. international really organization for migration along with the libyan local authorities are supposed to care of them for a while and then reprocess them in some way and rode me to try to convince as many of them as possible to send them back and then actually they had been you know kind of regular of flights taking back migrants with their own countries but the problem here i guess is. that that would not so of course solve the migration problem there will always be migrants in libya and fortunately there will be more and more tragedies like the one we saw today and last night actually be as long as there is a conflict they are the always the if one there will be one they are the area underdogs and there is no there is no way to stop this unfortunately it's a very tragic event but that there is no other way to prevent that i mean there's no actual way the other thing is there's no you know if i had correctly there was som

and more so if you are married. double that if you are married filing joint.hat comes a smack off the top of your income. you may have itemized deductions. what you might want to do again is take -- you could go online, the irs has a program called free file. it also has three syllable forms or you could try it by the 1040-es form and just fill out the worksheet and see whether it really does show up that you don't have to file. if you are below the filing threshold you don't have to file unless you have tax withheld and you want to claim a refund. and if you have a refund coming to you and you don't claim it, within three years of the due date of the return, or two years from making the payment into the system, you forfeit that money. and that's what a previous caller talked about the possibility of. we all need to pay our taxes rightfully, but you don't need to pay more than what you out. so you shouldn't leave money on the table. left inout 15 minutes our program today. we will be taking viewers up to the governmental affairs committee. a hearing on migrati

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if big tech takes away your ability to communicate twitter, if they take away your platform, we can'tyou can't hold them accountable for any decisions they make about content. the deal is, if they're going to engage in that and get that special immunity than they shouldn't use it to discriminate against conservatives and try to shut down conservative voices. my bill would stop that. >> are you arguing they should be treated like any other publisher or any other broadcast like fox news or the new york times? is that at the heart of what you're saying. >> at the going to act like a publisher they should be treated like a publisher. if big tech wants to keep their special immunity than they ought to be evenhanded and not engage in censorship. i don't think they should promote any particular viewpoint. just don't engage in censorship. on the other hand, if they want to do that, if they want to be a publisher or an editorial board, that's fine, they can be but they shouldn't get the special deal from government. >> got it. so you're saying, it's actually in line with what they're saying wh

if you look at the planning code. it will pitch -- allow you to put a garage in the rear setback which we should probably not allow anymore. the idea was, if you can add storage for cars and a rear yard , is it impossible to add a unit that people can live in? with a yard in between the two buildings. that was the genesis of this conversation. we appreciate all of the attention that has been paid to it. we would like to suggest to amendments, they are hopefully non- substance. if you look at the planning code. everywhere that these alleyway height limits do apply in the limit. it is noted in the zoning tables for the district. if you look at the height and vault line, it says heights and vault controls this but it also says 260.whatever. we have been trying over the years to make the zoning control tables as complete as we can. a compendium of all of the provisions of the planning code. we ask that you would add to tables 209.1 and 209.2 a note that says that these additional alleyway height controls apply in those zo

react very differently between who they are for example if you chart if you if you think your mother. is so open minded that doesn't care whether you are as a boy you remain a boy that you might play up to that and you kind of play the role of somebody who's very confused about their identity if you got a father who's fairly clear that his son who's born biologically is a boy is a boy then the boy will behave differently with him because a lot of the time they pick up on the signals that parents give them and you've been saying that parents who avoid assigning a biological gender to their children are irresponsible because they make it even more difficult for their kids to identify themselves with a certain gender what should parents do i mean where is the balance between guiding children and developing their gender identification and imposing gender roles on them. well i think that there's a very big difference between children sex children are born either boys or as girls in almost every single instance i think that parents at that point need to bring them up as either boys or as gi

i think if you look at his record, if you look at his lifetime of fighting for change, if you look atange that we were able to get done under the obama/biden years in the white house. you look at things like the elimination of don't ask don't tell. you look at the vice president speaking up for marriage equality at a time when political pundits were telling him that that wasn't a smart thing to do. he's someone who's been on the cutting edge for fighting for change in this country his entire life. so i reject the notion a progressive moderate divide. i think voters are looking for somebody who stands for their values, who they believe has good character. i think they know joe biden. they know that's him. they know that if they put him in the white house, he's going to fight for the things that matter to them. so that's the kind of case that you're going to hear and make tonight. that's frankly what you're hearing him say throughout this race as he's campaigning in new hampshire and south carolina and nevada across the country in iowa you're hearing him make that case. >> kate bedingfi

if i have an r.h.rhd zoning district, does it have a preference for a three unit building on a lot more is a single family home equivalent to that three unit building and what our powers are over that? we obviously encourage maximum density instead of just building somewhere within that density. >> right. the housing accountability act is telling you what you can't do in terms of disapproval. as long as the project gets proposed within the density that is allowed, then there is no grounds for disapproving the project. this is where the other state comes into play currently. we implemented based on multifamily projects. the single family projects come housing accountability act and it would be a change in our practice in that area, but what ultimately the commission has to look at, is you have to approve it something that is below the density -- >> so we couldn't push for higher density project under this? >> the bill doesn't say you have to, but correct me if i'm wrong, but if you are in our h3 in the

if jerome has to fly in from above.ut here is the scary part that's made for the public which means the drones and the military it would be drones from above and that is game over. >> imagine what they have got. >> this will eliminate a lot. >> i am an expert on the future. [laughter] >> you are supposed to audition for special report. >> hello. that's fine but i want to talk about france. because watching this story isn't it interesting how cnn was just fine with this? imagine of donald trump had a gun days they say there goes the republicans murdering people because they are supporting the second amendment just because it is french. [laughter] that was in that from the parade? >> and then that goes toward the french. >> the ratings are in the tweets. >> i was talking. >> don't ever talk over my jokes again. the biggest segment. >> when i showed my mom the dna results, it made her feel proud. ancestry specifically showed the regions that my family was from. new features. greater details. richer stories. get your dna ki