jeff warren, planning department staff. this is for the demolition of an existing 1,240 square foot one-story-over-garage single-family home and the construction of a now 3,716 two story over garage single-family unit with an accessory dwelling unit. the project requires conditional use authorization pursuant to planning code section 317 for the demolition of a residential unit. the project was heard by the commission on march 7, 2019. earlier on that march 7 hearing date, the commission approved legislation to allow for the inclusion of a.d.u.s within new construction of residential projects. after the public hearing for this project closed, the commission continued the project to may 9 to allow time for the proposed legislation to be adopted by the board of supervisors. on may 9, the item was continued without a hearing because the board had yet to take a hearing on that item. on june 19, the board adopted the legislation which the mayor will sign today or tomorrow, which will result in the resolution being law by the end

this week in the crucial first back to back democratic debates but warren and sanders will push the same type of proposals and as cnn jeffhere is a battle between the two candidates brewing since sanders last presidential run. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: -- never mind joe biden. the in the democratic primary it is between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. it is a battle promising warren's big ideas. >> this is our chance in 2020. our chance to dream big, to fight hard and to win. >> reporter: in sanders pledge for a revolution. >> >> so in 2016 with your help we began the political revolution and now in 2019 we're going to complete what we began. >> reporter: as they prepare for the first democratic debate this weekend in miami, they're broader policy ideas are similar. with calls to implement medicare for all and to fight income inequality. but there are differences. like the respective plans to relieve student debt. sanders would wipe out all outstanding student debt in the country but warren is proposing to forgive up to $50,000 for anybody in house holds making less than six figures a year. it is a subtle but

warren buffet says he swore off sending emails after the very first one he sent ended up in court. the recipient was jeff, was what? >> i haven't got a bloody clue. >> all right. >> let's think about this. warren buffet sending emails-- very first one he sent must be 80s--probably early 90s. i also have a theory that once you start getting higher up, the most obvious answer is never correct. and in this case, that's probably a microsoft executive. that's probably who you'd expect him to be sending emails to, and i doubt that's the case. so i'm really torn between a golf instructor because that's just so absurd that it could be true, or his son-in-law because that's likely to end up in court. >> you're taking a shot. >> taking a shot. it's b or d, so under protest, i'm gonna say d, his son-in-law. final answer. >> sometimes, i guess the most obvious is correct. >> ah. >> a microsoft executive. but you're walking out of here with $50,000. tom, you played a great game. well done. ♪ tom played a great game and walking out of here with $50,000. our next contestant is a student from shawnee, kansas. please wel

cory booker, who has worked with jeff sessions on many things, elizabeth warren talks about how she'sth chuck grassley who led the fight for brett kavanaugh and wouldn't even meet with mark garland. >> harris: i was seeing lots of raised eyebrows there. cochair of issue one reformers caucus, iona politics professor of political science. >> jean: i have several reactions to this, to me it sounds like she is getting joe biden prepped with all those examples for the big debate next week. but i have several reservations. i do not think joe biden is a racist by any stretch of the imagination but i think he is falling into a key trap here. you can't look more backwards than if you are talking about examples of civility from segregationist 1973. i work with college students all the time, 1973 sounds like it could be 1673 to them. joe biden is going to walk himself out of this if he thinks it's going to appeal to the democratic base. the message is right about compromise on working with people, the example is dead wrong. >> harris: nancy pelosi says transparency is good. that's what she says.

warren on the rise. erin. >> thank you very much, jeff zeleny. let's go to democratic strategy isha moodie-mills. , how worried should bernie sanders be about elizabeth warren who has gotten momentumen he should be worried bus she has moment up. she is rising and almost everyone else is standing still or dhking. the reality is that elizabeth warren's bases is similar to bernie's. she is cutting into that. he should be concerned about that. >> here is the thing. when went went back and sort of -- there is a plan on student debt and flory plan on student debt he rolls out even more aggressive than hers. it's not just that. they sound strikingly similar on quite a few issues isha like these. >> we can cancel student loan debt for 95% of the kids who have it. >> this proposal completely eliminates student debt in this country. >> i got a lot of problem with billionaires who are not paying a fair share. >> the greed of the billionaire class never ends. >> yes, we could afraid medicare for all. >> we will guarantee health care to all of our people through our medicare for all single player system. >> i

warren. so anecdotally you hear it. >> and i want to ask jeff because he's on the ground and staying with you, ann, elizabeth warren is stronger than she appears in iowa. >> she is stronger than she appears. we took a measure of the footprint, were they a first or second choice or strongly considered and her number for across all of the three combined even with joe biden at 61%. >> jeff, what are you hearing from voters? >> reporter: brooke, i was just talking to several voters who were inside of this rally with the former vice president and terry walders voter from here in ottumwa was watching intently and i asked what you thought about the attacks against president trump. let's listen. >> do you worry that mr. biden is getting down in the mud with president trump and that may damage him as well or should he go after him like he did today? >> i think that there is too many people that are ignoring trump. they're just saying this is what he is and everything. but this is tearing our country apart. it is dividing us and stuff. bringing it out makes people, if they rpt already aware of it, make

you know, cory booker, who has worked with jeff sessions on many things. elizabeth warren how she's worked with chuck grassley, who led the fight for brett kavanaugh and who wouldn't even meet with merrick garland. and elizabeth warren tells the story about how she has worked with chuck grassley for over the counter hearing aids to save money for people. >> but none of these are espousing segregationist views. >> many of them are espousing views that are an anathema to many people on the democratic side when it comes to women's rights and immigration and some pretty broad civil rights issues that many of us feel strongly about in 2020, including joe biden. so i think the point that vice president biden was making last night was that, yes, those views were repugnant to him, and he has told that story many times because of how repugnant those views were to him. >> this becomes a debate inside the party. if you listen to ocasio-cortez, for example, and other progressives, they will say that the very foundation of this story is simply incorrect. because those reviews are so re

this as elizabeth warren is rising and hearing reporting from my colleague jeff zeleny about biden'sm keeping an eye. they really believe that she is eating into bernie sanders' support. they are dismissing reports that they are like singularly focussed on that, that they want to keep forging ahead with his strategy which is to make it all about donald trump and to make the case that he is the person to take on donald trump in 2020. >> thank you very much. now let's go to basil michael. what do you make of warren slamming her opponents for specifically not being out there as much because they are too busy trying to raise money for millionaires? >> it's typical of someone looking at her opponent, someone who has been leading in the polls and hitting him on his rose garden strategy. he hasn't showed up as much. he started to do that a little bit now. there seems to be vulnerability in the most recent polls. if i look at where elizabeth warren has come from now overtaking bernie sanders, if you are a democrat and you are a little concerned whether it is age -- i don't always subscribe t

i'm also looking to see if sanders and warren eventually collapse together to shore up that socialist block. >> and jefflead of joe biden's 1988 presidential campaign, the first time he ran for president, he lied to voter, to "the new york times," quoting aides of biden's about having marched in the civil rights movement. this is biden making this false claim in 1987. >> when i marched in the civil rights movement, i did not march with the 12-point program. i marched with tens of thousands of others to change attitudes. >> and "the new york times" reports, quote, more than once, advisers had gently remind mr. biden of the problem with this formulation. he had not actually marched during the civil rights movement and more than once mr. biden assured him that he understood and kept telling the story anyway. that is really, really weird. >> it is. and the story was a reminder that in that race, he was one of the younger candidates. he was 44 years old. but if you haven't read the book about what it takes about the 1988 campaign, but it does point out a problem, a challenge for joe biden. has he fixed that

jeff bennett. a poll shows the presidential field is relatively stable with one exception. joe biden retains 32% lead warrengained in the last month. up five points to 15%. bernie sanders comes in third place at this time with 14. as candidates vie for entry, cory booker and yang are up to 2%. de blasio and others take one point each. the first role of the race shows biden at 30%, sanders at 15, warren at 10, buttigieg at 9. also of note, castro and hickenloop each take a count in the poll. >>> democratic hopefuls are flocking to south carolina this weekend. 22 candidates will attend the world famous fish fry, that's what it is called in what is likely the largest gathering of contenders. the event has become an important stop for democrats as it offers them the chance to woe voters early particularly in the african-american community. . saying, quote, it would be a bit selfish of me to go out and threaten the foundations of where we are trying to build a new democratic party. they have ordered 4,400 pounds of fish. >>> democratic calls for impeachment grows, nancy pelosi says if the house moves forward it

cnn's jeff zeleny tonight reports that the joe biden campaign is now keeping a close eye on the rise of elizabeth warrene campaign believes she is eating into bernie sanders' support for the party's left wing. in addition, zeleny reports they are concerned with warren's increasing popularity. team biden is also watching the rise of mayor pete buttigieg and his increasing poll numbers. we are joined now by chris cuomo in advance of "cuomo prime time." a multicandidate field. we like to say politics is three-dimensional chess. it's more like three-dimensional whack amole. >> i was going to say, who says it's chess? these days it's more like a bean bag toss. but look, you've got a need-want analysis going on with the democrats. what do they want? what is enticing? elizabeth warren moving with the progressive agenda. they plan for everything. is that part of bernie's support? yeah, it is. putatively it is. but the larger proposition that the biden folks have to keep their eye on is this need-want. he is the need. okay? he's not going to be the want. he's not a shiny new thing. there's nothing shiny or new a

warren and buttigieg and biden does lead among older voters so here's the strength. here's a weakness as the vice president tries to figure out how much time to invest in iowa. cnn's jeffere for the very hectic weekend and he's there for us now. jeff, you watched all of this play out. the cattle call in cedar rapids. yaiz f yeahs for biden and doubts for biden. what's your takeaway? >> reporter: no question that biden is still leading the way but, boy, he can see and feel the field changing around him hand in the new poll it reflects what we've been seeing on the ground for several weeks that. pete buttigieg's rise is real. it is sustained as is elizabeth warren's, and they are both eating into some of bernie sanders' support, so bernie sanders, you know, obviously knew he was going to have a different run in his second race here. he's not just the alternative to hillary clinton as he was four years ago, so he has some competition of his own, but, john, when you talk to voters here they want to see joe biden. they want to see him compete. they really wonder is he a strong front-runner? is he committed to putting together an organization? so far there are many questions

warren trying to restart her campaign. >> i'm not worried about her, leland. not worried about her at all. leland: all right. well, we now know, jeff up at night. we'll see you soon. enjoy summer in new orleans. be sure to tune in tomorrow night, 7 p.m. eastern, town hall with democratic presidential candidate new york senator kirsten gillibra kirsten gillibrand moderated by chris wallace. that mayor pete town hall was lit. >> and we will talk about the kim jong-un and president trump sum might in hanoi. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives y

elizabeth warren went there last night, said i'm taking away private health insurance. that's laying down a marker that jeffthing that will haunt her the rest of the campaign. do democratic candidates have to be for medicare for all with no exceptions? >> so i'll say this. i'll put it this way, health care last year in the midterm election was incredibly popular. right? when i say popular, it was the most important issue for many of the voters, it led really the election and cycle, and many people did want medicare for all. it did well for candidates. i think it's an issue that's important for the base. it's an issue that is important for republicans and independents when you poll it, it is the devil is in the detail. i think that's the argument that's happening right now, and it will continue to be fought out throughout this primary process. we'll see where we land. i do want to say this, move on did a straw poll that we released early this week, elizabeth warren is running away with it, and she is really popular with the progressive base, and to your point, that's going to be one of the issues that bernie

warren wants $2 trillion for green manufacturing. let's call it radical environmentalism, shall we? bjorn lundberg, reasonable environmentalist, is next. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ intand ux f sport,rst of its kind lexus ux also available in hybrid all-wheel drive. lease the 2019 ux 200 for $329/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. stuart: i'm going to call it a rally. for the third day in a row, tuesday up 500, wednesday up 200, this morning we're up almost another 100 points, reaching 25,600. the vast majority of the dow 30 are in the green. they're up. >>> now, take a look at this headline. our guest wrote it. quote, can the west still govern, trumpian nationalism may be on the rise but most democracies are in gridlock. dan henninger wrote it, "wall street journal" editor, deputy editorial page editor. what do you mean by that, dan? democracy's in gridlock? >> they're not getting