jeremy paul, speaking on behalf of the project sponsor, dr requester. i would like to start with a few issues. this location was the location of the market delli. the kitchen it uses was an approved and permitted for the market delli. when bacon moved in there, it did not require a chance of use. there is no separation between bacon and the market. the very come to work within the same space. he filed the permit applications properly and began doing business with their permanence. on the subject of this building permit application is an improved ventilation system. it clear that it needed. an accusation is that there is a cloud of acrid smoke. the have made an inspection. the market. i would ooild -- i would like to go to the overhead computer if i could. there we go. something like it. here the vacant store fronts at frederick street. there have been vacant store fronts. i want to show you the flavor of this neighborhood. it's mixed markets. there are mom's that walk their kids to school and families in this area that enjoy a cup of coffee and enjoy fo

. >> thank you, jeremy paul on behalf of the project sponsor, you heard from a home daycare provider about the difficulty of maintaining that as a residence, the one in vernal heights is not before you. they did have a daycare the licensee did move, and they did not have time to get a new licensee while there are still families being served there and so it took the transition time right now, there is a... the program is quite different during the summer months and they do not require the home daycare licensing. there is a very different program that the state has for summer care providing. and so right now, there is not a home daycare license at 3781, one is not required for the activities that are going on there. okay, thank you. >> so i am interested in the discussion among the commissioners around maybe the different kind of conditions that we could put on the project to make it work? it is a little bit more clear to me the permitting situation, i think of course we would love to see the permits as soon as possible. the traffic monitor is in the conditions and keeping it to 42 stu

also there, read more from paul's conversation with jeremy bailenson on how virtual reality could influenceitical choices. >> suarez: again, the major developments of the day: the prosecution wrapped up its case against george zimmerman, charged in the shooting death of trayvon martin, an unarmed teenager, in sanford, florida. house republicans pushed through a scaled-down farm bill after delaying action on food stamps. and in iraq, 40 or more people were killed in a series of bombings and shootings as the muslim holy month of ramadan began. >> sreenivasan: and some economic stories to find online. we reported the dow soared today, but one feisty financial economist predicts a major market drop in the near future. find that on making sense. also there, just how important is speed to high-frequency stock trading? traders who pay extra to get data two milli-seconds ahead of others can end up with a significant advantage. plus, a follow-up to our story about how reading jane austen can help us understand game theory. economist michael cheh responds to your comments. all that and more is on our

jeremy peters. you have -- let's say the hypothetical matchup were hillary clinton and rand paul, that's not going to if it were, you would have hillary clinton much closer to a wolfowitz/cheney position because hillary in many ways is -- i don't know if you call her exactly a neocon, but she believes in using military intervention a lot more than let's say republicans traditionally did before 9/11, before george w. bush was president. >> right. well that's -- i think this fight over interventionalism and noninterventionalism is one taking place at the fringes right now. when it comes to the actual debate that we'll be having in 2015, in the republican primary, it's probably going to be a lot more about the role of government, the willingness of these candidates to find common ground with democrats,s the ability to lead in a divided government. i think there will be much larger issues than just, you know, whether or not we should intervene overseas. and, you know, one thing i would point out, you go back to that list of the candidates that are -- purported candidates thinking about running, what a ro

my client, who i represent, jeremy hammond, is a hacker, and he has pled guilty to hacking a private spying company that was spying on paulactivists, it was spying on the yes men, and it was spying on wall street at the behest of the department of justice. the information that was leaked through his hacking, it's incredible. it's still being trickled out through wikileaks, and the government hasn't investigated any of this malfeasance. it hasn't investigated any of these abridgments of our rights as citizens to engage in civil defense -- civic defense and, you know, what happened was that when he was arrested, he was charged with many different counts of violations of the cfaa, and he was looking at 180 years in prison, and can he was, he pled guilty to this one count, and now he faces between 0 and 10 years in prison. it's up to the judge's discretion. and, um, so it's very serious. his actions were political. they were aimed at exposing malfeasance. and we also saw which was talked about earlier with aaron schwartz. aaron schwartz was arrested for downloading journal articles. aaron schwartz was a student, and like many