wilson's right on the garage on jasper place. the parking and drive cut is existing, and has not caused any issues since my arrival in unit 2003. i expect this was the basis for the zoning administrator's letter of determination in favor of mr. wilson in 2014. as i understand it, a letter of determination is something the designers can take to the bank. this smells of political pressure. the zoning administrator to issue a letter of determination in 2014, and then attempt to resend it in 2018. please do not succumb to political pressure, rather do what is just. it should be noted that this letter in favor of mr. wilson was not solicited, and he will likely be surprised because in the past, i have written the planning department of requesting a reduction in the upper story setback height in regards to this project. this of course, was a separate matter. please present this letter to the members of the board of appeals. the other letter is from a san francisco resident named mark press. dear board of appeals members, as a resident,

. >> jasper wouldn't eat that. >> dana: you know chili's the restaurant? it's supposedly their recipe. >> they're denying it. they're like the governor of

jasper lawler is head of research at london capital group. jasper, what you make of this?a happened before, but have a lot —— might put a lot of uncertainty looking further down that runway? hard to pick much fault in these results as they stand in 2018. it's interesting, and a backdrop of retail armageddon, as it's called on the high street, it is the retail sales at heathrow that has been really driving these results. well the external environment is good for them, fuel prices low, general economy good, well they numbers increasing because of the general environment, but the key thing where heathrow is delivering, they are generating more money from each of those passengers, particularly how they shop, so that is an impressive thing to be doing in the current state of affairs, and it shows people are willing to spend if you create the right environment for them. heathrow are obviously doing well. the biggest thing outside of their control is probably —— my as you alluded to they are, what a no—deal brexit means for flights, a real uncertainty. heathrow and the uk, for it

but i recommend a side trip on the train between prince rupert and jasper on the pacific coast, thisry scenery on threads through some extraordinary scenery on the line once known as the grand trunk pacific. next, peter is planning a visit to the heart of south america, lucky man! it is the town on argentina's side of the miraculous falls. to reach the paraguay in capital since you, there are two possibilities. the first is to travel to paraguay and from here you can board one of the frequent buses taking as little as five hours but if you have time to spare i recommend you follow the river valley south—west through argentina. there is a bridge across to income panacea on in paraguay, and other beautiful place to visit. from here are buff along highway one will take you to us and sea on and you will have had a much more scenic and enlightening journey. finally, lucinda says: in this age of trying to produce plastic have invested in a refillable drinking bottles. however, many of the european airports don't seem to have any facility very filling this once i am through security. i also

, jasper hogs, big loud entertainment.ng. >> yeah, no, i'm not going to. because i'm actually reading right now. >> i'll be taking -- do that again. i'll be shopping my wares somewhere -- i'll be shopping my wares somewhere else. [ beep ] >> i can keep doing this all night. seriously. i'll just keep doing this. >> no, that was great. that wasas a really good one. [ beep ] >> that's a wrap. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so weird. are we done? this day is so weird. it's freaking me out. [ laughter ] [ foghorn ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john legend! white house correspondent, april ryan! from "miracle workers," actress geraldine viswanathan! featuring the 8g band with jon epcar. ♪ [ cheers and alause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. the oscars wer

editor reporting there live from hanoi well let's get the view now from south korea and speak to jasper came his professor of international studies at women's university and author of persuasion the hidden forces that influence negotiations he is live from seoul thank you so much for being with us as james said there the process is being led in part by south korea and this summit i imagine is being closely watched way you are what are they helping will come out of it. well i think the big question is deal or no deal but the real question behind that question is what is this deal about and what's going to encompass this and you talked about what is the definition of denuclearization well these two can't agree on a calibrated definition usually the workaround is to not define it make it broad and just like a parable it's whatever the parties think that it is and that may be good enough for this iteration right and they has been as we heard a no ring of tension since a singapore summit what precisely does each side wants and what's likely to be the outcome of this summit what would constit

. >> jasper wouldn't eat that. >> dana: you know chili's the restaurant?nor of virginia. we had nothing to do with this queso. >> dana: in 1984, we did make queso at a party. >> when? >> dana: the governor said in 1984 -- >> this looks like it was from 1984. >> dana: i made it before with my friend -- >> you're trying to blame this on other people. >> dana: no. they ate it. it was like a little bit left. >> is this your recipe? >> dana: i got it off the internet. >> don't get recipes off the internet. there needs to be an after school special about making food off the internet. >> dana: it was made with chili beans, which i thought you would appreciate. >> why? >> dana: cheese and spices and stuff. >> none of these products will want to -- they'll be putting out press releases, we had nothing to do with this. you know -- this is worse than the wardrobe malfunction for the super bowl. remember that? >> dana: right. this is janet jackson. >> this is worse. >> dana: if people watch "the five" and you should, you called it on maroon 5. >> it wasn't that hard.

that. >> dana: i think this book is very cute. >> greg: don't do anything to jasper. [laughter] all all right! time for... greg's plugs. i am pointing out my hair. not just a joke. my show in florida sold out in tampa, but there is a hundred seats left in west palm beach. you better get them. i'll be in detroit, tulsa, dallas. also on fox nation, my interview with the legendary kurt lowder. he's out there. we talk about the oscar. movie freak. very smart. awesome dude. my podcast, if you go to foxnewspodcast.com. colin quinn. such a sweetheart. also recovering from a heart attack. >> i want to see his play red state/blue state. >> greg: it's a one-man show, dana. >> jesse: tell her i'll call her back. oh, this is a hash brown. >> greg: amazing acting. >> jesse: pulled over for distracted driving. he's fighting the ticket, though. see the difference? hash brown, cell phone. hash brown, cell phone. i can see how a cop can make a mistake. he's fighting it, though, and i'd like to wish him good luck. i've been pulled over for the same thing for it not for a hash brown, dr

but pasquale, jasper t. giles did their best to provide you great entertainment and fresh food on a daily basis. alexis? >> jasper t. jowls? >> you got it. he's the dog playing the banjo. pasquale was in the kitchen. to be honest, he needed to stay back there. had a big mustache. >> so many things i'm learning here this morning. i do want to take you to a new crash we have on the east bay. we turned our emeryville camera around so you can see the flashing lights in the middle of your screen. this is eastbound 80 right at the 580 split on the berkeley curve. looks like there's a semi involved and one other vehicle. initially calls were saying all lanes were blocked but they quickly pushed it to the shoulder. it looks like the shoulder is blocked, but it could be the right lane. i'll keep an eye on that. that's the counter commute direction. it's not looking terrible. a quick update on the tri-valley situation. sounding like it might not be a big deal. we had one vehicle call to report to say they hit that. lo

chris jasper from our transport and aviation team at bloomberg.ow, we are minutes away from the open. about 10. next, we take a look at the issues you need to pay attention to. stocks to watch this morning, including julius baer, the third biggest swiss bank is lowering its financial target and introducing cost cuts. we talked to the ceo. ♪ anna: good morning, everybody. minutes to go until the start of equities trading in europe. the lunar new year is over in asia, so we are without some of the signs we get from the asian session. m&aa tadeo is looking at potentially in the logistics space. we have the details from our equities team of julius baer. annmarie hordern is focusing on another twist in another tale. is an m&au said, this story. offer for theck company, but that has been rejected by the biggest shareholders. anna: i saw the sv has also called lower, which is not usually the thing you seem. what's the detail i julius baer? is loweringer financial targets and announcing cost cuts. markets declined in 2018. we had an interview with the jul

train, the canadian, runs from your home city of toronto to vancouver, and the final stretch from jasperplicates part of the route of the rocky mountaineer. but i recommend a side trip on the skeena train betweenjasper and prince rupert on the pacific coast. this train, which charges regular rather than luxury fares, threads through some extraordinary scenery on a line once known as the grand trunk pacific. next, peter cooper is planning a visit to the heart of south america. lucky man! puerto iguazu is the town on argentina's side of the miraculous iguazu falls. to reach the paraguayan capital, asuncion, there's two possibilities. the first is to travel across to cuidad del este in paraguay. from here, you can board one of the frequent buses, taking as little as five hours. but if you have time to spare, i recommend you follow the river valley south—west through argentina to the town of posadas, from which there's a bridge across to encarnacion in paraguay — another beautiful place to visit. from here, a bus along highwayi will take you to asuncion, and you'll have had a much more sceni

at this stage thank you for that james phaseout diplomatic editor in hanoi well it's not speak to jasper kim his professor of international studies at. women's university and author of face suasion the hidden forces that influence negotiations is live from seoul thank you for being with us this summit obviously being watched very closely in south korea where you are south korea has paid a big role in this process what are they hoping will come out of this second came summit. well i think from south korea's perspective i think from the president's perspective here i think he wants basically an agreement where he feels like south korea is part of the mix it's just not the u.s. and north korea that are just talking about things because it really makes sense that south korea is basically on the southern side of the d.m.z. and so on to be included in the process so i think that's what south korea wants in terms of resume out a little further i think we can basically kind of title this is war and peace we have to vote who have turned into enemies or the very least front of me is i think what b

subject property, 140 to 148 jasper place. appealing the issuance of a letter of determination regarding whether the installation of the garage in the proposed new construction of a three-story over a over basement single-family home would be permitted in the r.m. two zoning district in the north hill district. this is --, commissioners, as a reminder, the standers of reviews or refute -- abuse of discretion. we will hear from the appellant first. >> hello, my name is davis. i'm here on behalf of peter wilson, the project sponsor. there is over ten years of history on this project, and i don't want to go through it all tonight, we don't need to do that. i want to allow the time for other people to speak. i will summarize what this issue is about. it is really about permitting three parking spaces to continue where they are in an enclosed garage with two units above them. that is all this is about. we have been working on this for some time. the letter of determination that the zoning administrator issued in 2018 is different f

we have jasper cing in and denise from montgomery county, as well as rachel. we're here mainly because it's president's day, talk about the conditions and what your experience has been like. >> it's been really good, especiallyon cdering it rained unst night. >> how many r did you do today? >> like 30. >> snow is in the forecast, montgomery county, what is your prediction for wednesday? lot of alrdy had a school off, but maybe we'll have some more. >> exactly. that's what we'reki th, doug. we're thinking widespread cancellations o wednesday, even into thursday based on the current forecast. >> get a few more runs in there, amelia. we'll see you again in about 20 minutes orso. 43 tomorrow. get some stuff done. you have the bread meter coming up at 45. wednesday some snow, p.m. ice and rain. and look at this, we a go from winter storm to near 60 degrees on thursday. 'll talk about what happens for the rest of the week and the weekend coming up in just a minute. >>> i think that's a bre bread-o-meter. >> we'll go your way. the bread thing. >>> new concerns over h

this is jasper sister. she is currently featured in a macy's route from marin campaign.od test that we recorded today. foxnewspodcast.com i have my new went up there with howie kurtz, he is electrifying, check it out, you tweeted it. now it is time for this. all right, because it's almost valentine's day, let's check out this tale of love. first, it starts out, they can't stand each other. the cats going up to the dogs, the dogs going after the cats. then something strange happens. they start to look into each other's eyes and they start to see something that they didn't see before. and before you know it, it was all -- almost as though they were in love. and what was going to happen? nope, and there it is. >> beautiful. >> there it is, that is how the world should be. sorry, you are out of time. >> i would give up my time for a cat nap. >> special report is up next, who is they is they are, hey, bret. >> bret: dogs and cats living together thanks greg. the process of firming up from a compromise budget deal to avert a partial government shutdown, but still no decision f

jasper, he loves snow. >> greg: there you go. >> dana: my podcast is up.d spend it to have the best map of your life. >> greg: i can do that. >> jesse: i can do that for free. >> dana: would you miss a flight for that? that's what happened to chris. >> greg: emily? emily: happy birthday to my dog -- >> greg: that's not a real dog. >> greg: >> emily: check this out, you guys. >> greg: i like the pig better. >> emily: it's a battery powered drag racing specialist 700-horsepower and 600 foot-pounds of torque. >> jesse: that's a lot of pork. >> greg: it's fueled by coal. >> emily: i am still if old i'm still a forward girl. so you see that husky-footer before? read: i'm tired of it, frankly >> greg: bret baier is up next next. >> tv actor jussie smollet is now considered a criminal suspect himself by chicago police. we'll have a live report from mike tobin in chicago in just a few minutes. first up, breaking tonight, federal prosecutors say a coast guard officer who has been arrested on charges had a hit list, intended to target civilians. christopher paul han

. >> greg: jasper, who? >> lisa: montana, you watch the show, you know who you are.how. >> brian: can i play? >> greg: i am staring at you and not because you're handsome. >> brian: i made a prom date to two people that never spoke to each other. they almost made the relationship last but it felt flat after the good time at the prom. i speed to where you were school? >> lisa: [laughter] >> greg: lisa, were you ever a matchmaker? >> lisa: when i never played matchmaker but i had for and set me up on dates and stuff. it could be helpful because at least someone in the past that knows you. and then they know the other person and no not a complete psycho so that helps. >> greg: i have been attracted to psychos, juan. >> juan: the giraffe at the zoo. >> greg: how narrow minded people are with the draft. i think it is a bad idea. what if it doesn't work out, if it doesn't work out, something bad happens and what if somebody kill somebody? you are guilty of murder. >> lisa: someone asked me to set them up with their friend and then he went out with her and he said she was a

chris jasper, deputy head of european transport.ankfurt tracking down the commerzbank story. hate to end on a downer, but commerzbank is having to cut down on these targets. matt: no longer able to meet its 2020 targets for headcount reduction or for a return on capital equity. i'm going to go talk to the cfo and see if he thinks they are more likely to be forced into a merger with deutsche bank, that interview at 11:30 a.m. u.k. time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ president trump may push back the deadline for higher tariffs on china as the countries continue to negotiate. the recession, germany posts zero growth at the end of the fourth quarter is it a blip or the worst to come and turning it around, credit suisse is trading losses eclipses gains and wealth management. >> i am convinced we will outperform. we're seeing signs of that, positive.

to be today doesn't have to be tomorrow but i think just a little bit of patience is what we need jasper can speaking to us from seoul and negotiations experts thanks for being with us on out there and q. . well there have been more casualties in cross border fighting between indian and pakistani troops in kashmir pakistan says four of its civilians including two children were killed and another ten injured india's state media say five of its soldiers were injured the fighting follows indian as strikes near the border with pakistan administered kashmir reports from new delhi these pictures released by the pakistani military show the damage it says was done by the indian air force near the town of balakot inside pakistan on a hillside in a force did uninhabited area a spokesman said there were no casualties but india says the airstrike hit a training camp a jaish e mohammad the armed group that claimed responsibility for this month's suicide bombing that killed forty indian troops indeed it ministered to schmear. indian officials say they chose to attack after pakistan failed to take acti

indiana is next, charles in jasper. good morning. charles in jasper.eople haveamerican to work together to make our country really great again. god bless them. host: when it comes to infrastructure, how do you think they can work together on this topic? caller: they just have to get down to the basics and make our country strong again when it comes to infrastructure. host: indiana was one of the states that used public-private partnerships to pay with some roles -- roads with tolls being used. do you use those roads? caller: i think it is working pretty good. as best they can, i guess. vivian in tennessee. caller: hello. i ask this question of myself -- like two years now [inaudible] bill gates and warren buffett could do the whole infrastructure of the united .tates, but they don't do it i am on a computer right now looking at all the 2019 billionaires in america. there is no philanthropy in america. they all want to go overseas and spend their money overseas instead of taking care of their whole country -- own country. they could have our whole infra

. >> we are joined by chris jasper. of one billion euros and they got rid of the a3 80.the chief executive? >> it certainly does to a point. the outgoing ceo has taken a hit for the team here. he leaves in april. we expected him to have to face a380 aslling off the one of his first act so he is a to see that out of the way. they've written down the cost of other programs including one other point. he has challenges ahead. he will be the one who inherits the question of what to do with the airbus u.k. wing. especially following brexit and whether that will be affected. >> is this a win for boeing? 7478 have aing whole new life with this announcement? >> to be honest, probably not. the 7478 is sold as a freighter. only a few planes and passenger format. a380 has never been competitive in the freight market because it has two dax and it has a small hull. it is smaller twin-engine wide-body that are cleaning up in that market. future s of the boeing 50 are thehe airbus 3 true inheritors. tom: what will emirates do? how do they replace their huge commitment to a380? >> a bit

jasper lawler is head of research at london capital group.the moment there are nontariff barriers, it is not a complete representation of the situation but the us charges tariffs around 3% on european cars coming into the us. europe charge around 10% of us cars coming into europe as a frontrunner's perspective, he has a fair point to train to readdress those balance and benzos tariffs to realign. it is accommodated situation but overall the us is a huge market and if trump is putting tariffs perhaps up to 25% on big companies like bmw than those share prices are naturally going to head lower. that is what we're seeing today. tariffs any post brexit world, we do not have time to talk about all of that. our other market stories. one about top prizes on the ftse 100? market stories. one about top prizes on the ftse100? this is interesting, these results. it comes ahead of expectations but i think probably why the shares have got a boost at the top of the ftse100 is because the company ceo has recently said he will step down so a lot of uncertain