before you is an imp for lehigh university. upon receipt of this submitted imp, the planning commission has the discretion whether to hold a separate public hearing or just hear this item today. all medical nugss and post secondary educational institutions are required to have on file with the planning department basically a current imp which describes its current anticipated future development, locations within the c 3 zoning district that occupy a site area of less than 1,000 square feet are able to submit an abbreviated imp. lehigh university does not currently own or any property in san francisco, and they only lease office space, so they're allowed to submit abbreviated imp. previously they entered into a partnership with the san francisco nasdaq. the university has been. [ inaudible ] -- the university's principle venture is called the lehyatt nasdaq center, where people can come together for a rorite of experiences -- [ inaudible ] >> -- the university is currently focused on developing additional educational programs fo

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trade representative lighters in brussels on saturday to discuss and while trump touts his unilateral imp unilateral import tariffs his neighbors canada and mexico and nine other pacific rim nations are lowering trade barriers they're opening their markets with a revamped multilateral free trade agreement which trump rejected after taking office representatives of the eleven countries met in the chilean capital of santiago did in to sign the comprehensive and progressive trans-pacific partnership complicated word c p t p p the deal sees tire of slowing or eliminated on a wide range of goods the eleven signatories have a combined population of half a billion people that's a big market and account for nearly fourteen percent of global economic output. well one of the part of that you trade agreement is of course australia and let's cross over now to our correspondent in sydney to hammond did a kind of united front of t p p c p country countries make up for the damage that the tariffs will cause. most probably yes that is a pretty strong strong union of states now created and some of these s

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still dealing with some indirect imp nor different looking scene thankfully than this timeterday as welphia. no heavy snow coming down. it's chilly though. 39 degrees is our current temperature and we're still dealing with these elevated wind speeds due to that nor'easter. northerly winds at hour. feelinike with in capay. that's near hurricane strength. washington township 65 m severe thunderstorm criteria is 58 miles per hour. we had gusts well above that in dover and northeast philly and that's why we had so many issues with downed trees and downed wires across the area yesterday. still some gusty winds but again not damaging winds. winds gusting to 40 miles per millville. gusting to 31 in philadelphia. are with this coastal flood warning in effect for the jersey coastline. moderate -- minor to moderate flooding possible as we head into high tide time just a couple hours from now. 9:30 a little bit later for back bays but expect flooding of numerous roads with this coastal flooding aad into the next could iteaster in thealk f a few. >> oh, boy say it isn't so lauren. [laughter]gotten

gone this long without electric unable to use computs,erften t is teacher told us she was upset by the impg on her students. saying they were alrea mons behind in their learning. but the misery is not just about power. there is so much damage done to homes elasl. many though have been given more than -- to repair them. some have left the island, sprawling their content details on the buildings they abandoned. evelyn knows more than anyone psychological impact of staying here. her brother, m. she says it is because he was ondiwhelmed by the c ssi >>di with all thstrous maria left, it affected him. seeing so muchicitseeing all , the bad news, saying all of -- seeing all the desolation and people leaving. it affected him mentally. there has been a massive sike in puerto ricans attempting suicice the storm. in many ways, people here cannot aaccept the devastation o force of nature like hurricane maria much more thn understand the suffering they are still going throcaugh y nowt bbc news, puerto rico. jane:he legacy of hurricane maria there. supporters of gun control legislation are getting read

res for route 101 awaitg with "eyeess and oy.coms to reel from the impe tri-state it may not be the last of our weather woes. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual nor'easterth elevated whipped spe not damaging but gusting up to 36il an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus gusting to 40 mount pocono and 36 in accuweather and still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to 28 miles an hour in millville and near 30 in dover and looks like yes we have nor'easter number two within a week's time in store. rain and wet snow looking likely. also looking likely accumutions that could be significant. the good portion of forecast, though, looks like this nor'easter will not be quite as potent and less of a widespread wind threat with highest wind gusts looking like it will be concentrated along the new mexico cost line and downed trees is still a possibility. one because it's saturated ground and two because of d

regarding the imp position of these steel and aluminum tariffs? sarah: i'm not sure of any specific complaints. reporter: the owe other question, michael cohen has indicated that he was not reimbursed in any way by the trump organization or the trump campaign for the $130,000 that he paid to stormy daniels. at the same time, he's being reimbursed for his legal fees by the trump campaign. they've already paid $214,000 in legal fees to a firm that's representing mr. cohen. i don't want to get new trouble with the hatch act, but do happen to know why it is that the trump campaign is paying his legal fees? sarah: i don't. i can't speak on behalf of the campaign. i'd refer you to them. reporter: can you confirm this trip to california next week and why has it taken so long for the president to visit california? sarah: i can't confirm the president does plan to make a trip to california next week. why it's taken so long, i think it's because he's been busy growing the economy, creating jobs, defeating isis, remaking the judiciary. i'd be happy to name o

during his first months in the kremlin putin offers journalists a regular imps of his working space and even though a sneak peek into his family life. was in much the forty seven year old putin at that time relatively unskilled in politics compared with other candidates wins his first presidential election looking at his lineup of rivals you can see familiar faces some of them will also be running in two thousand and eighteen like gregorio linsky who came third in the two thousand race throughout the early two thousand he's active as a state duma deputy and a leader of the liberal africa party you have linsky was among the negotiators to try to broker a deal with chechen terrorists would seize moscow's de graaf the theater during a crowded musical performance in october two thousand and two. was that. the attack is specifically named linsky as a preferred negotiator because he was a critic of russia's military operation in chechnya now but orders for the coordination actually go on from duty. the way it did when you tube. actually in the coming is your political career when do. his part

during his first months in the kremlin putin offers journalists a regular imps of his working space and even a sneak peek into his family life there. was nothing was the thought in march the fall. seven year old putin at that time relatively unschooled in politics compared with other candidates when his first presidential election looking at his lineup of rivals you can see familiar faces some of them will also be running in two thousand and eighteen like gregorio linsky who came third in the two thousand race throughout the early two thousand he's active as a state duma deputy and the leader of the liberal yabloko party linsky was among the negotiators who tried to broker a deal with chechen terrorists would seize moscow's dabrowski theater during a crowded musical performance in october two thousand and two. was that. the attackers specifically named linsky as a preferred negotiator because he was a critic of russia's military operation in chechnya but in order for the hoarders national go or some deity. the way it did when you two were pushing toward a change in the coming years you

. >> a big question is, obviously, what was the imp tus, what made it collapse?id you see anything that would give you a clue as to what brought it down? was there an accident, for example? did somebody run into the side of the bridge? any idea? >> no. i have no clue. it really was just like another day. i drove under this bridge several times already and just out of the blue it came down. >> lynell, what more could you tell us about the bridge? i understand it was just installed a few days ago. >> yeah. everybody talking about it thought maybe it came up too fast, was too agile and maybe they should have taken more time. i don't know much about building bridges but i can't say for sure that the construction workers around it were looking extremely upset about the fact that the bridge came down. they were pissed. they were pissed that the bridge came down. they were already counting their losses. >> this was still an active construction scene is what you're telling me? >> yeah, it was. nobody walked across that brinl. >> are you a student on the campus? >> no. no

. >> if that, professor, if it is impri imp implied that you don't cooperate, we give you the pardon,at illegal? >> it really depends very much on how the conversation occurred if it occurred. the president doesn't have to offer a pardon. remember, manafort said he wouldn't accept the pardon. the president can pardon you whether you like it or not. so if the president wanted a pardon, he could easily just had pardoned. i don't understand why he would have negotiated a pardon. if he gave a pardon then there would be no incentives for the folks on the other side to cooperate because there would be no leverage over them that would force them to cooperate. and so the story doesn't really ring true to an experienced criminal defense lawyer like me. >> jeff, if mueller wants to question dowd whether he floated pardons could dowd refuse to talk about. >> it depends the attorney/client privilege only covers with his client, donald trump. you know, i find myself in uncharacteristic agreement with most of what allen said. >> it's about time. >> but you know, you are taking a harder line. the id

developments, we were watching for some time, is this a strategy or just something unraveling before our ey is imp the investigations work, having gotten more grand jury subpoenas than i can count, they're important cools. the reason they're used so much, end of the day, any investigation is about information. what information do you have before you that allows you to conduct investigation. as we listen to that clip and interviews that mr. nunberg did today, one thing that stands out is it is quite possible that some records that are commanded may already be in his p possession. you try to corroborate. if you go to interview, you look to see is this person truthful, it is not a trap but they compare to see is this person being honest. >> sam nunberg also believes that robert mueller may suspect that the president during the campaign was in effect a manchurian candidate. listen to this. >> i am not going in, it is ridiculous. the idea we were the manchurian candidate, gloria, we were a joke. everybody was laughing. the idea that we were colluding with the russians? give me a break. >> is that what

announced his resignation last week after losing a belths ovattle over th president's desire toism po impet's get to next week's weather. we were able to find barnacle just sitting off set. >> there he is. he's trying to get excited about baseball season and he's going to have two feet of snow in his front yard. congratulations. i feel horrible for him. you tell? it's now snowing in northern alabama. here we are in the middle of march. so it's going to snow across areas of virginia, in north carolina. winter weather advisories even for the raleigh area. we don't expect a lot of accumulations, but on bridges, sidewalks. i don't think the main roads will have much of an issue. but greensboro, that's 2 inches of snow and that's a big deal in north carolina. raleigh, a trace, maybe 2 inches at most. the storm is now located over the top of tennessee. it's diving down towards the northeast. the snow will move this evening. after the sunsets, it's pretty much all done. here we go tomorrow morning. pretty big snow shields covering much of the southern half of new england back to new york city an

that took several years, took a while to get to the right end game but the clear goals have to be imp in tmented. >> it was a year ago this week that the president made the comments of fire and furry that lit the world on fire. gordon, do you think the president will return to that kind of rhetoric, is that a concern for you at all? >> yeah, everything is a concern right now because if these talks toen go well, we could see things go spiral down ward quickly. we got to remember that the kim family has a play book and one of them is you have these dramatic overtures and then you follow them with a provocation. this is something that can easily occur. with the momentum right now, and especially because south korea has a real interest in making sure that doesn't happen, i think we're going to be in a fairly good place after the trump/kim meeting. >> peter we're running out of time but walk me through what you think the danger is in this meeting. >> he has presented hispanic as the ultimate and deal maker, he was going to make peace in the middle east and rewrite all these trade deals. so

criticized a trip that he took tourope that-- that was lavish, that involved his roperting of a gift of imp wimbledon tickets. and then dr. shulkin did himself no favors by b pushingack hard against the report, and also by going to the press repeatedly and talking about an insurrection that was afoot inside v.a.sphoz oust him over his policy differences on private care for veterans. so that's really what tipped the scales for dr. shulkin. >> woodruff: now, he had been, if i remember correctly, the only holdover from the obama administration and i think we have been reading that he and the president had developed a good relationship. >> they had. in fact, a number oagf montho, the president, who famously says, "yoiu'reed" at the oval office at an appearance said, "oh, we'll never say that about our david," meaning secretary shulkin. but thissi prent is volatile often in his opinions of who serves him, and dr. shulkin, by w, was aunts, you kno very, very competent former hospital administrator who had run big hospital system. but when you fall out of favor with the presidentit is hrd to get y

so you can see the caseload as well, which has increased a little over 10% since the imp of willmentation of the affordable care act. i talked a little bit about the abod requirement, estimated between 4500 and 5,000 people that have to activities to maintain their benefits. we've been working over the last year to prepare for implementation of the work activities and the job training opportunities for this population. in our workforce development area, this really is -- it goes across several areas that i just discussed. it's really helping people on public assistance, whether it's a family or a single adult find a job which driving access to pla employment training. really, this is sort of cornerstone of our workforce development and job services program is jobs now. this began under the federal stimulus act in 200 # 8-2009, and has been successful not only in moving folks into employment for the first time, but helping them maintain employment after substance diesed placement. almost 60% of individuals for example continue to have earnings over three years after they are substance dies

values and it's me that we stand up and fight and show corporations that conservativeta values are imp. >> reporter: cagle presides over the georgia senate, which today passed a tax bill that includes elripping a long-standing jet fuel tax break for. as for the n.r.a., it has called the moves made by delta and others "a shameful display of political and civic cowardice. the loss of a discount will neither scare nor distract one single n.r.a. member from our mission to stand and defend the and some companies are maintaining their relationship with the n.r.a. fedex continues to offer shipping discounts to n.r.a. hembers though it says it disagrees with t n.r.a.'s stance on assault weapons. this is economics correspondent paul solman for the pbs newshour. >> sreenivasan: this may be relatively uncharted territory when it comes to guns and ammunition. t there's a history of corporate america taking actions on other disive issues, with mixed results. nancy koehn tracks these kind of corporate actions and is watching the developments this week. she's a business historian atth harvard busines

there's an appearance of imp impropriety here. >> well, there's also sort of this power thing, right? at least legally, does it matter who and how much of a position of power you're in if you're trying to get information from a witness and it's hard to argue that anybody's in a higher position of power than the president of the united states, the leader of the free world. >> yes, one of the problems with this is that you can't tell what part of it is donald trump in his personality and what part of it is actually a studied effort to try to influence an investigation. by that i mean this, as bob pointed out, he can find out everything that was asked of any of the people he talked to. mcgahn, reince priebus, anyone, by having his lawyers talk to their lawyer. that's permissible. you don't gain anything in terms of substance by asking yourself. you gain nothing. so what you have to ask therefore is, is he really rattled or really worried or really trying to influence it or is this donald trump being donald trump, which is hey, i'm president, i'm going to ask you directly. so part of it i

might eventually rejoin it now that it's seen a new version of it was that is that an imp an impossible situation to think. well in fact i'm glad you asked that because the u.s. trade secretary i'm going to have to whisper now because they are the ceremony has started the u.s. treasury secretary has in fact said that they are at this moment to go to have been called sessions with members of the t.v. crew to talk precisely to rejoin the blog but it's not the same deal it was when donald trump pulled out it probably a sell off let's say green out to the united states but clearly the concern i growing real political strength or china is something that is is very weighing on the united states and so it may just reconsider not necessarily will move into the on the same terms as it was before you see a new moon thank you very much indeed. and i will keep an eye on the new signing that deal as it happens and meantime thanks so very much to us in america at its embassy in yemen for that update. i want to talk about free trade in chile right now in the u.s. the move has been as we heard towards

professional speech and doesn't have to withhand the most stringent form of scrutiny, the scrutiny that impings on first amendment rights. i think what's important is whether you view this as professional speech or simple disclosure requirement as i talked about before, this kind of thing where individuals are required to inform others of their rights and services available to them under law is totally commonplace and totally consistent with existing first amendment precedent. kimberly: general rutledge, do you agree with the relationship that brianne just described or do you see kind of a different relationship between governments and professionals whenever they're speaking? general rutledge: well, i think it's important to note that the onset that government has never created a professional speech exception to the first amendment. and that the ninth circuit got this wrong in terms of what to l of scrutiny it applies quote the professional speech. particularly speech like we have in this particular instance in this case where you are compelling an entity to advertise something it does not prov

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it will be followed by a two hour—long debate imp is saying what they think about what she has announced in salisbury. we are hearing that a new police operation has begun in dorset. it's around 20 miles away from salisbury. the police are being assisted either military in this latest operation and have sealed off a residential area. there are two police tents with people putting on protective suits inside. there is also a numberless, according to our reporter at the scene. the visit truck parts belonging to the company which recovered sergei skripal‘s carp from salisbury town centre. this location is the home of the driver of the truck who recovered his car and the vehicle has been here for a number of days. it appears to be part of the decontamination operation going on across a number of locations around salisbury. in a moment summary of the business news but first main headlines. tributes are being paid to the physicist stephen hawking who has died at the age of 76. the prime ministers said he was a brilliant and extraordinary mind. theresa may is set to announce a series of measures

the federal motor carrier safety smagsestragse working with the life -- livestocktary to delay the imp leapt -- implementation of e.l.d. how do u-haul livestock, live hahn -- animals and comply with the mandate, the hours of service law? from a humane and common sense point of view what we have today doesn't work. but the method has been changed by which truckers record their hours of service and there's a petition pending, a request for a delay. march 18 -- 18 is around the horner -- corneller. that is a five-year delay request but this issue needs more attention than just the issue of electronic logs. i thank you for nodding yes and home that is a suggest -- suggestion that you'll help us find a solution in a matter of a very few days. >> i've heard a lot only this issue from various senators and congressmen. we're tied legislative so we hope to ads address that. >> we're working on it legislatively also but march 18 is a very short period of time. they have allowed a 90-day delay, which gives us until march 18 but doesn't go far enough. i submitted to you a question about the commer

indicators are a little concerning, you know i have been watching the february data like a a hubbihawk tax imp show no acceleration since january. so it is running really the same pace surprising because january is you will recall, was disappointing for retailer seams on top of december, so you know, it is really not looking super good mortgage applications -- >> january is usually not great, after a lot of spending happens in december but now this new conversation about trade. . seems accelerating this word trump administration asking steel aluminum skufs to white house telling them -- according to journal what ross told me in january, listen to this is. >> we have proposed to the president a variety of kinds of actions that he could take in either case. of then he will among them or choose something different you cannot allow our companies to be destroyed by unfair competition. it is a level-playing field, they can make a better product or cheaper product fine they should win they should not win just because they subsidized in dumping. >> what do you think. >> i don't think protectionism is

the presidential report released in 2013 highlighted the impe impending crisis in voting technology. the problem and the effect on cyber security is multifacetted. first i mentioned that states run their elections differently. local election officials are strapped for resources and reliant on it support. this can make it difficult to make smart technology purposes and as an additional layer maintaining an additional posture. many are taking advantage of in state academics to make sure that purchases comply with best practices. second, many jurisdictions have federal funds under the america vote academy of 2002002. without additional funding, they cannot afford additional technology. we are encouraged to hear about the appropriations bill. a handful of states use voter technology with a paper audit trail. they are reliant on the machines because the records only exist in the machine. to be clear, we have seen no evidence that voting machines or election results have been manipulated or compromised in any election. understanding these risks is important, but we should not overlook the