jeff warren, planning department staff. presenting a request for conditional use authorization. the properties on the south side of saturn street within the corona heights neighborhood. the subject property is 25 feet wide and 87 and a half feet deep the lot totals 2,187 square feet and is located in r.h. two zoning district and height and bulk district. the sight is developed with a two story over crawlspace single-family residential cottage. surrounding neighborhoods of corona heights gives us a very steep slope both of individual lots and laterally along the streets. the neighborhood developed over many decades and generally any mixture of architectural styles and many buildings have undergone alterations since their respective construction dates. the subject block in suits of the mixture of two and three-story family homes. on downward sloping lots on the south side of saturn street. the north side of saturn street slopes steeply up and is undeveloped in the vicinity of the subject property. it is developed with a two story family residence and adjacent property to the west.

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the wealth of billionaires is very visible we know what the wealth is of mark zuckerberg or jeff bezos or warren don't see how they can hide more than 50% of their wealth. that's the key problem with that study. >> maybe they won't hide it but they can do legal things to move it out of the united states. it hasn't worked in a number of european countries >> yes, but see the difference between the u.s. and european countries is that in the u.s. if you move abroad, taxes follow you, because your tax base and citizenship. whereas in europe if you move to a low tax country then you can avoid the wealth tax because the taxes in europe are not based on citizenship, they are based on residency. only way for rich american person to avoid the wealth tax would be to renounce u.s. citizenship which is an extreme move and there's a steep exit tax upon citizenship renunciation >> critics of the plan point to the irs and their inability to even collect on taxes that are owed today and not much less taxes that would have to be reexecuted year after year after year. what gives you the irs can do that and execut

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enormously well, bernie marcus, god bless bernie, look what he's doing all over, arthur, jeff bezos, leon cooperman, what warrenn is a disgrace. absolute disgrace. she ought to be ashamed of herself. i would like one number from her. how much money does she give to charity? i would like to know just tell me show me. i'll show you mine you show me yours, how much we give, as a percentage of our net worth or a percentage of our income i'll beat her any way you want to measure it. this country has been so good to so many people like me, that shame on me and elaine and i feel strongly about this, shame on us if we don't show our gratitude by passing it on and so that's it been a great run at the medical center, it is phenomenal if i ever have a bad day, i try to go to ronald mcdonald house, i see those kids fighting to live, i ain't got a bad day anymore. i go down to the medical center and i see what these people are doing down there, and boy, does it give you a spiritual lift, a lift to say, hey, something good is going on. both parties, how bad is this? pretty good. >> ken, thank you. we're thrilled to have you

jeff, what's your takeaway? >> reporter: once the fireworks ended between pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren, we saw something happen at center of the stage. joe biden emerged as the strongest candidate last night, showed how he was still a resilient frontrunner. he had a bounce in his step, a smile on that stage. he was more at ease than we've seen him throughout this campaign. i think when you saw him there with bernie sanders saying, just a minute, bernie, it showed, yes, they're friends, but it also showed that his position on medicare for all in the center of this debate is where a lot of democrats are at this point. so when you take all of this, a year of campaigning, these six debates away, the party was moving to the left. now it's much more to the center. that's where the conversation was. so joe biden a very good night. pete buttigieg held his own throughout the back and forth. this election will likely not be decided on a wine cave, but i think most strikelingstriking, klobuchar. she had the second most amount of time, more time than in any other debate. she challenged the mayor on his experience. she cal

i think jeff is right, i think it is a little more visceral than looking at buttigieg or warren or specifics were on medicare for all. i think he feels like he's been knocked around and i think ezhes finally getting up off the mat. he's doing something different, but he still has trouble on the fly, as we just saw. >> this has always been a challenge for him in his past campaigns going way back. i was there for part of the first one. it's 62 days before the iowa caucus so this matters. we're now in the crunch time. >> he's clearly on the defensive. this is a guy who was vice president. i think he has the credentials to be president more than any other candidate, but he knocks them down and accuses the media of putting him on a pedestal at his own peril. if he's not going to take them seriously, i think that's a problem. the point he tried to make about pete buttigieg stealing my plan was a little funny, maybe he would even call it malarkey, because he doesn't have a monopoly on concerns that democrats go too far. pelosi is concerned, obama is concerned. he's feeling concern and buttigieg is

but the way elizabeth warren think of it because people like this have never built something. they'd never had businesses so they think jeff just has a bunch of money in a locker. and she's gonna drive over the brink struck and steal all his money. and it doesn't work that way. because all you're doing is whittling down capital that should, and could be invested in a booming economy. >> listen i am not saying elizabeth warren's wealth tax is the right idea. >> it's a bad idea. >> but we do have to acknowledge that wealth is concentrated in this country. we are starting have a situation in this country that wealth is a key made in a small amount of people. we have people that are the have-nots and do not have access to affordable healthcare, public schools, basic needs. and it's not trickling down. kennedy: do not happens when you redistribute that? when you vote with bureaucracy. corporate welfare is not good. corporate federations bring taxes and laws in this country. and a look over the shoulders of politicians that they pay a lot of times it's a democrat. >> for actually getting my former boss john is on foxbusiness tod

you people like jeff bezos worth $150 billion while at the same time i half a million americans will be sleeping on the street tonight. >> mark zuckerberg, ceo of facebook said a warrendency would suck for his company. that was it an audio leak that came out. boo-hoo. >> the tough talk targeting ceos isn't putting a damper on donations. facebook, alphabet, amazon employees have given over 5.3 million to democrats. alphabet's employees, giving 2.6 million in campaign cash. 83% of it went to democrats. apples workers donated nearly $600,000 in donations to candidates, a whopping 95% of that went to democratic candidates. facebook showing oh 69% of their donations to democrats and amazon spent 75% of their dollars on democratic candidates. over $1.3 million this cycle. some candidates like senator elizabeth warren have shunned taking donations from tech executives themselves, not everyone has shied away from it. mayor pete buttigieg has openly attended fund-raisers hosted by top executives. >> dana: hillary vaughn, thank you. the u.s. navy is banning the tiktok app. can't use it among concerns it could be a cyber security threats. grady trumbull is more. this has been i

jeff, thank you. what's wrong thank you. >>> when we come back, senator elizabeth warren speaking to cnbc about her wealth tax plan >> that'sart of the problem is government listens disproportionately to rich guys who don't want to pay taxes. >> much more from that interview next, including her call to break up big companies "squawk box" will be right back. [ dramatic music ] this holiday... ahhhhh!!! -ahhhhh!!! a distant friend returns... elliott. you came back! and while lots of things have changed... wooooah! -woah! it's called the internet. some things haven't. get ready for a reunion 3 million light years in the making. woohoo! -yeah! >>> senator elizabeth warren speaking to john harwood here is what she said about taxing billionaires. >> you would have to ask them. butly say this, a lot of them just don't want to pay the taxes. you know, and that's part of the problem we've got here is government listens disproportionately to rich guys who don't want to pay taxes. remember, for everybody who says that this government is caught in gridlock, remember, that when the question was cutting taxes for the richest and for the

jeff paul, in white settlement, texas. thank you very much. still to come on cavuto "coast to coast." donation downturn for senator elizabeth warren?ampaign is asking for help. why they said fund raise something down 30% in the fourth quarter. just how much money they want, and they say they might need these upcoming days. "cavuto: coast to coast" returns most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. blake: democratic senator elizabeth warren, her campaign making a plea for donations saying that fund-raising is down 30% in the fourth quarter. at least as of a few days ago, just a couple days left in the quarter obviously. to former colorado state senator, committee to defend the president, chairman ted har

jeff van drew will all be on our show. lisa: i find this interesting. you did an interview earlier on this. i think a lot of people saw elizabeth warrene cave fundraiser that he had, making it sound really, you know, with all these rich people and crystals, et cetera, et cetera. watch this. >> so, the mayor just recently had a fundraiser that was held in a wine cave full of crystals and served $900 a bottle wine. think about who comes to that billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president of the united states. lisa: a little irony but surprising associated press reporting on warren having heir own fundraiser and this is what it says treated to some by grammy winner artist melissa etheridge and her remarks from from warren months away from announcing her campaign for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. for the top donors who those who would contribute 5400 per couple and 2700 a person there was a v.i.p. photo reception and premium seating. then for them a others who gave at least $1,000 there was a gift. a souvenir wine bottle. brian: if you don't have money you need to raise it. mike bloomberg said. what's the