duffy, the appellant representative brings fourth the they'll need to brace the retain ing wall. that is the subject of a separate permit, isn't it? two permits? >> the permit holder. >> the appellants. >> i assume the drawings -- i believe the permit talks about bracing. >> no, no. the people arguing against this permit -- >> yes. >> if they're bracing their retaining wall, which is leaning , that would require a permit for each of those three properties. >> correct, yes, that's right. to be honest with you, i was at the counter when the appellant came to speak to us about it. i encouraged them to work with the other property owners to resolve this. we have this situation throughout the city with these retaining walls, they crack, they stretch across property lines, sometimes they go over property lines but the key here is they've got to work together to get this resolved and it's disappointing that we're out on appellant. i don't encourage that from the work go. as you heard tonight, they're talking in the halls. this needs to be cooperation between all the property owners to g

wall. >> interestingly enough, the administration is no longer say ing the wall is the only thing that they of border security. today sarah hugley bisand a ers, the white house press secretary said that's just one piece of the puzzle. but when it comes to those famous lines about mexico paying for it, she says that is still the plan. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox 35 local news. >> if police stop you in a rental car do they still need permission before they search the car? it's a case that could have serious for the millions of car rentals that take place every year. this has raised a lot of questions. it sure does. it starts with this big question. consider this, you rent yourself a car. you go off on a trip, but understand you don't actually own that car, you're merely borrowing it. so if the police stop you and they want to search that vehicle, do t you even have the right not being the property owner to give concept to that search? that is what is the key that this case before the supreme court today. there are a loft pins on this. one of them conservative legal a

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wall. most of us aren't is ing it and i think it kind of unrealistic in a lot of places. the news, they can't put a wall there because it is at. it has been working, you know, we're going to have this problem anyway. they exactly over one way or the other, so we got to fix it, you know. this wall he promised that they were going to pay, now the people are -- they want take billions for this wall that we ain't asking for for a same anyway. different ways to go about this, could be done. t is a mess, we got a mess in this country, we need to straighten it out and get rid of lot of the following -- i can't even think now. host: we got your point, dennis, interested in this border issue and border security issue, the conversation doesn't have to end here. when we end the program at can , on c-span.org, you head to the hearing that we'll border and , it is aritime sub committee of the house homeland security. security. testifying. will be again, happening at 10:00 and you can go to the website to that. also of note today, alex azar confirmation hearing before the senate financ

maybe to help cover the costs of the wall, we could make it profitable like this. >>ing looing for endless selection and low, low prices? make a run for the border. the maul of the wall. a 2,000-mile long retail complex featuring more than 5 million merchants. claire's, foot locker, forever 21, bath & body works, sun glasshut, wet seal, hot dog on a stick. spend an hour or a month at the maul of the wall. head south from wherever you are. mall at the wall. come build a bear. >> no habla espanol. >> jimmy: i think that was you. >> yeah, that was me. yeah. >> jimmy: i just hope donald trump and chuck sumer can set aside their differences and work together to poor $10 billion worth of concrete in a hole in the desert. nobody is for that? what about making america great again? well, trump today told reporter, he said he looks forward to talking to special counsel robert mueller and he's willing to do it you should oath, which was a surprise. he says he's done nothing wrong, there was no collusion, no obstruction of justice. he did have sex with that porn star and she loved i

. >>> "the wall street journal report"ing tonight that a month before the 2016 election donald trump'srange add $130,000 payment to a former adult film star to stop her from disclosing an alleged sexual encounter with donald trump. the payment to stephanie clifford who performs under the stage name stormy daniels was arranged by trump attorney michael cohen. the report says she's privately alleged the sexual encounter with donald trump took place after they met at a july 2006 celebrity golf tournament in lake tahoe a year after he married melania trump and in interview tonight by the daily beast ally that evans said she spoke with stephanie clifford on the night of the alleged encounter, quote, store any calls me four or five times by the last two phone calls she's with donald trump and i can hear him. and he's talking through the phone to me saying, come on, let's have some fun. let's have some fun. come to the party. we're waiting for you. and i was like, omg, it's donald trump. men like him scare me because they have so much power and this was way before his presidential nomination.

engineers create waited it in 1957 but people didn't like how it look on their walls, no guessing, there so started us ingw every day. time 51:67:89 a lot coming up this morning. >> john dickerson and nora o'donnell join cents us from new york with a preview. good morning, guys. >> good morning, rahel, jim. and ahead: the most memorable moments from the grammy awards including surprise appearance. kevin frazier was on the red carpet without politics took center stage. >> plus ed o'keefe on the tough spot democrats in on the next round of negotiations cents over government funding and i am graduation. also a report to the president says the peace corpse may be failing to protect it volunteers from sexual assault we will follow up on story we first rotted in 2015. >> and are you afraid of heights? these guys aren't. three climbers who scaled three mountains in antartica will be in studio 57. how they concord the brutal temperatures and rough terrain all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> sounds like a packed show, we will be watching, thank you >> well, if you are head today minneapol

to abandon resistance and work with them, you give them the $25 billion for his wall, but you also get as he's offer ing permission for those people brought here illegally as children to stay here and i would say if he wants to shutdown family and lottery pathways into the u.s. , he ought to think about expanding other ways whether it's high skill low skill but allowing more workers to come in and contribute. maria: and the education in terms of the skillsets training is so critical. kaitlyn what about you this is obviously one of the big headlines within the state of the union. >> exactly that's what i'm looking for in this address if he tries to build a coalition on immigration because you do have that offering of the pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million people that's beyond daca that expands to those who were eligible for it but didn't apply and you know how he tries to if he tries to provide some political cover for those more conservative members really concerned that that would be amount to amnesty what they call amnesty and then you have on the democratic side i think there would be support for

wall and other border measures. in the district police are investigat ing a shooting. corey coffin just arrived near the hospital.an update now. corey. >>reporter: hi, guys, right here at the scene we're told the shooting happened rig the hospital as a matter of fact and even bullet casings were seen right outside the hospital we're told that person who was shot walked in and that is what caused that panic at that point as soon as officials found out that the shooting happened right outside here. there's still some police tape up inside at the hospital at this point. as you can imagine this h caused quite the pandemonium, massive police response. authorities roping this area off. the hospital was placed odd lock down for a short time. i've been able to confirm the lock down has been lifted from the hospital at this point. so far there's no word on the victim's condition or a motive. but as we mentioned, this is a heavily populated area. take a look over here, this is right next to a metro stop. this is the foggy bottom metro stop here. a lot of people come in and out of this area which is why authorities had to p

do about tech companies like apple and facebook benefit ing a lot off president trump's economic move but we'll bring in dan henniger from the walleet journal to talk about what judge napolitano just brought up earlier in the show an important ankle on the clinton foundation. stay right there don't go away. liz: so we broke this story earlier in the show and it's a big one. clinton foundation pay to play tax deduction problems, judge napolitano explained it to us just moments ago. those who donated to the clinton foundation also donated or rather let me back up deducted those donations from their income taxes. he explains the judge explains why this could now be a problem. let's listen. >> government permitted it to happen. every one of those donations every one of those donors received some benefit from some government because the clinton foundation, whether you think it's a criminal enterprise, a slush fund or the next red cross , whatever you think it was , it did certify that tax exempt foundations or donations were made to it in many states and in many areas where it did not have the authority to do so. liz: so here is the i

wall street. and that round number, the dow 25,000, finally notched. join ingtoday cnbc senior markets commentator michael santoli. bill smead from smead capital management and michael, welcome to everybody. a historic day on wall street. the dow closing above 25,000 for the first time s&p, nasdaq, russell also at records. leading the day on the dow, the worst performer of 2017, general electric on top once again while intel was today's big laggard for the second straight day. intel down nearly 2% over in the s&p, advanced microdevices a big winner, again, continuing a theme of what's been happening with intel. stair cycle today, up nearly 5%. "l" brands down 12%. retail might have been the only weak spot in the market, not the only one utilities lower, real estate lower today. what do you make of dow 25,000 >> the defensive stuff lower look, it's a time to assess how far you've come. that's the key thing the dow in this case has been a leader versus the broad market in the run from 20,000 to 25,000 it's up 5 percentage points in the last 12 months more than th

wall or the border protection project will be funded entirely so there will be some kind of form of compromise that could be actually the infrastructure plan public funding for infrastructure digitalisation road spilled ings that could be something that democrats could agree on. ok. there are rumors as well that he's going to make i open remarks about north korea what are you hearing well that's that's actually the point where everybody is a little bit disconcerted seeing that this president can be very impulsive lee in his rhetoric. it remains to be seen i think what most likely is that he lays out some rather heavy rhetoric on the north korean case to make him seem stronger without an actual military strategy behind it because there's no solution to the north korean question without china and china right now isn't all too pleased ok so you'll get with us later during the lead up to president to speech which will be broadcasting life and how the. guests thank you so much. just so that you know president terms state of the union address starts at two am u.t.c. admiral carried here live let's have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world separatists in yemen backed by the united

ing in about 100,000 square feet of space. >> what's all in here? >> what's in here? >> we have things hanging from the ceiling on the walls, collection, by one person, over the periods of 50 years, and he is still collecting. >> to see it all, you have to hop on a tram. ross was my original tour guide. >> we go at about a devastating two, 3 miles an hour. >> perfect. >> we can't pretends that there is always a rhyme or reason to what's coming up. but it is all fun, it is all about america here. >> everywhere are little odds and ends. vintage signs, collectables, starting from the 1800s, to the 1980s. you'll roll past about 80 cars from mid century muscle, to the priceless vintage that would never survive today's traffic. >> this is 110 years old, 1905 franklin, doesn't have a horn. instead, it has a bell. >> then see something strange like gorilla. >> you'll see the high tech inventions of yet err year. >> we have the circus wagons that are filled with the animated floor displays, they would have these on display, so people could see what electricity could do. i mean, magical thing foray a lot of people in the early days.

ing in about 100,000 square feet of space. so what's all in here? >> what is? here? we have things hanging from the sealing on the wallser the period of 50 years, and he still is collecting. >> just to see it all do you have hop on a tram, ross, was my original tour guide. >> we go at about a devastating two, 3 miles an hour. >> perfect. >> we can't pretend that there is always a rhyme or reason to what's coming up. but it is all fun, it is all about america here. >> everywhere are little odds and ends, vintage signs, collectability, starting from the 1800s, to the 19 80s you'll roll past from mid century muscle to the price of vintage that would never survive today's traffic. >> this is 110 years old, 1905 franklin, doesn't have a horn. instead, it has a bell. and then every now and then see something strange, like a gorilla wearing sunglasses and holding a giant banana. >> you'll see the high tech inventions of yesteryear. >> we have the circus wagons that are filled with these animated floor displays, they would have these on display so people could see what electricity could do. i mean, it was a magical thing for a

walls are at right now. >> we have massive miles of area where people are pouring through. now, one of the good ing thes, because of our rhetoric or because of my perceived attitude, fewer people are trying to come through. that's a great thing. and therefore, i mean, our numbers have been fantastic, maybe for all the right reasons. >> let me finish my thought. i want to ask you that we're playing -- you saw the game last night. a good game last night. >> very good game. >> we're playing defense on the 1 yard line. called the u.s. border. we spend over $18 billion a year on the border. if we think about playing defense on the 20 yard line, if you look at what mexico has done, they stopped thousands of people on the southern border with guatemala. we ought to be looking at -- >> we stop them. you know why? mexico told me the president told me, everybody tells me, not as many people are coming through their southern border because they don't think they can get through our southern border. therefore, they don't come. that's what happens with mexico. we did mexico a tremendous favor. >> they put in app

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wall of this mount airy home. >> a lot of problem is the insulation here. >> reporter: a pipe boxed in behind drywall had no insulation. it's not the only case plumbers are deal ing with. >> we've had about 100. >> reporter: 100 calls for busted pipes since the weekend. and reasons them vary. >> people, the garage doors aren't closed all on these really cold nights when the wind's blowing, the wind blows through the garage, hits freezes thescreen? s it defrosts. ses attaches >> reporter: pipe problems are not limited to old houses. this is the broken pipe. you can see the break, not that big. the problem is exposed air coming in around the pipe. i can feel cold air from theodes. while this pipe and many others like it around the city are fixed now, cold snap coming uld mea insulation. open uphe cabinetscirculate. run your taps gently when it'sc outside spigot.ap and there's water in basement? know where shutoff is our house. one turnill supply. in mount airy, deanna durante. >>> the big dig is well underway down the shore, but the blowing snow andgm itmessy, miserable job. people are shoveling in weather that feels like it's be s foo ss are several feet hi stayi

walls. at time they thought they had been upset after losing their homeo sure. tina patel, for news, paris, california. >>> this flu season up to be one of the war in ing blamed for the 10 year-old boy. doctors say that miko, died sunday when a severe case of the flu turned into a pneumonia, fourth grader from connecticut was at a hockey tournament in upstate new york h attend a single game because he was too sick to play. >> it is rapidly fatal and rare particularly in a young otherwise healthy person, it can cause brain inflammation on occasion, spinal cord inflammation it can even heart muscle inflammation. >> go fund me page set up to help cover funeral costs has raised nearly 100 you this dollars. >>> some hospitals resort to go drastic measures to deal with the flood of patients suffering from the flu this hospital in california has set up in this giant tent in the er parking lot. these tents are usually reserved for disasters. the hospital says they are seeing about 60 flu patients a day, state health officials say 42 people so far have died from the flu. they had nine last season. >>> more health news this morning like how is when you eat appetite. >> thi

wall str. >> but, there are also going to be applying this equity response and the issue is not so much liquidity but potentially open ing a wider marketplace. >> lets say i wanted to securize or syndicating a house >> yep >> how do i get the value of the property, we have to agree that this house is worth $750,000 and not $100 >> in the initial sale, the market would set that. it is one of those people wants to buy and sell. we are not seeing a lot of token realization state yet. >> the way we value any way of commercial estate. >> you look at how much is least and what the vacancy was >> it is going to be traded. >> kind of like an -- >> any sort of mechanism or a dutch auction, once they are out in the market, they trade a share of stocks. how is the value of apple determines >> we are getting there? >> thank you, we appreciate it >> tesla is starting off the year with a manning. having its best day since september, should u deyori the momentum >> that's next on "power lunch." >>> americans hitting a record high in equity on their homes, but before you take out that loan you may want to listen to our diana olick who's

ing from the same points, but the republicans want concessions in exchange for enacting dac, and that is important to the president, too. >> that is a big one. >> and they want money for the border wall. >> and chuck schumer put the wall out there, and shocked me. he put the wall on the table. they are willing to give. i just want to say that i agree with the points that it should be done legislatively and it could is been done in 2010, and the republicans voted against it. >> and why wasn't it? and wait, 2010. hold on in 2010 -- hold on. 2010, the democrats controlled all 60 votes in the senate and t the presidency and the congress and they didn't want to do it. so why didn't they do it. >> and on that, we have to get a special live coverage here on the shutdown saturday as we have learned that there is going to be a white house briefing taking place, and we will hear from mark short and nick braymy. stay with us. directv has been rated number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking

wall? their answers were revealing and rachel? rachel: our president is tweet ingd many others will follow. tax cut money to employees is pouring into our economy with many more companies announcing american business is hot again. pete: so his first tweet about the economy and progress there second tweet about the topic almost everyone is talking about this morning at some level daca. the president tweeted this. the democrats are all talk and no action. they're doing nothing to fix daca, great opportunity missed, too bad. of course the context of that tweet is earlier this week they had the meeting that was filmed where the democrats more or less agreed in sort of a media ambush to say okay yeah we will be for chain migration and the visa lottery system being removed in exchange for border security and daca. well, that wasn't popular with their base so they used another meeting where they mischaracterized or mischaracterized the president's comments as racist to walk back from it and now nancy pelosi going so far as saying only a daca deal only is what we will do.

leverage if the president wants the wall, wants to keep the government open, wants to do anything they have got to deal with daca. >> yeah. let's remember why we even have to ingbill to fund the government without addressing daca. but we have to have 60 votes in the senate, which means we have to have democrat support. i laugh when the democrats say we don't want to shut the government down next word out of their mouth is but. there are folks in the democratic party who are interested in shutting the government down over daca. again, i don't think it's going to come to that. pete: pete are the democrats interested in collaborating in getting to 60. so much interest in resistance. will they be seen as collaborators in the trump agenda if they vote for something in any way benefit this president. >> that's the real question. we hear them say they want to work on bipartisan basis. the question is are they even willing to consider giving this president any success at all. they sore heavily invested in obstructions. you seize what they're doing on nominees and judges. can they do anything that could allow donald trump to claim success? i don't think their leadershi

patent pending system to produce a solid concrete wall 32-foot high by two and a half feet thick and provide a complete border protection system by incorporat ingve here up so it's elevated on the u.s. side, its got some going underground, it's over 30 feet. what again differentiate it from your competitors why would this one be the best? >> oh, we're building a wall not a fence. here is what the main thing is with our system our wall functions three different ways. it can be used in the rio grande valley of the levy value that you see but the road would be wider and there would be no road on the bottom to protect from floods. this system you're seeing is the second part of the system which is retained version of the wall which officers on the north side of the wall have 360-degree views and officers on the south side of the wall would have one view into mexico to observe and then we also have most cost effective form is to at grade road which is provide three levels of defense so your officers or border patrol agents on the south side can look into mexico and then they have to face a wall, if someone wanted to breach or try to come across and