paul? he can't hear us. >> jeremy. jeremy. >> one of the things on the legalized units we run into a lot is sprinklers and fire exiting. you say the fire exiting is fine. is it full sprinkler in the building? >> it is not. i believe because it's fully open on the inside, i believe it can be addressed with possible fire sprinkling or other measures, this building would qualify under the state historic building code if we pursue it that way. i think there are a lot of measures that can be taken to address this. >> okay. so -- >> additional public comment? seeing none, it's up to the commissioners -- public comment is closed. >> rebuttal. sorry each side has rebuttal. >> three minutes to rebuttal. >> so, i want to say i want to be mindful of the venue we're in. we have heard a lot about a civil dispute, that's for a different venue. i don't want to make this a civil issue. mr. paul does not live at the premises. this was solely rented for him to rent sublet to other persons to occupy and use. i just want to clarify he's n

paul valdez, chris, jeremy and kelsey roader. >> commissioners, i'm a 33-year commuter in san francisco. thank you for taking our testimony. i like to urge the passage of this item, item eight. bimding alarms -- building alarms and curb cuts are useful things. when we are teaching kids how to ride bikes it would be bondsful if as they move -- wonderful if they see people riding bicycles in a relack laxed manner. -- relaxed manner. you may have noticed as you ride down valencia street, that is quite exciting. valencia, the mission in general has many new cycliscyclists. a lot of young people like to move to the mission and like to learn to ride bikes. valencia is a dangerous place just like the street i live on, which is 17th street. i urge you to pass this funding and to move as expeditiously as possible. thank you. >> chairman peskin: thank you. >> hi there. i'm a 25-year resident of san francisco. i have lived on 19th street just off valencia for the last 21 years. before the bike lanes were there. i saw them go in. i have seen the neighborhood evolve and i still try to ride my bike,

. >> reporter: kentucky state police master trooper jeremy hodges said senator paul's longtime neighborher was initially charged with misdemeanor assault before paul was medically evaluated. paul's office later said he suffered five broken ribs from the attack. >> if it is found there was a serious physical injury that occurred, then the original assault charge which who is a misdemeanor can be bumped to the felonious charge of assault in the second-degree. >> reporter: the arrest warrant said paul suffered small cuts to the nose and mouth area and had trouble breathing. neighbors reportedly said the two men have a long running dispute over yard waste. boucher admitted going on to paul's property and tackling him while paul was reportedly mowing his lawn. >> you don't usually have one physician assaulting another physician. >> i would say that's a fair statement. >> reporter: matt baker, boucher's attorney, said his client is remorseful and the attack was not complimentically motivated. >> that is absurd. politics has nothing to do with th, zero. >> reporter: paul's injuries could postp

jeremy grant with a nice block of kd. westbrook to paul george. who pops the 3. the beat goes on.reating it. they turned the ball over 22 times this time it is westbrook for the moving screen. he gave it to carmelo anthony for another 3. russell westbrook who obviously has a bone to pick with everybody -- in the warrior uniform. where is the defense? he lets them have it. he starts stomping around like that forget about it. he had 34 points and 10 rebounds and nine assists. heavy-duty emotion and you haven't seen -- all thunder. he goes the other way with it. the high percentage shot. this one -- he creates a turnover. he is traveling. he took off with the ball. no call of course. warriors do not get any calls. new meaning to the phrase in your face. those to go at it. and the beat goes on. 108-91. a 2-cement road trip. they had absolutely no focus whatsoever. hard to disagree.>>> we have a bay area winner in phoenix with the sharks. a glimpse of the old and new on display. we start with beauty before the age. her age before beauty. veteran -- shot on goal. returns it. his third o

paul george forces the turnover. russell westbrook gets it back for the bounce pass to jeremy grant for the stuff.hat's worth another look. oh, my. is the boogie cousins experiment working in new orleans? he got ejected after elbowing westbrook going for the rebounds rebound. boogie can't believe it but anthony davis had 36 and 13 boards. the pelicans win 114-107. >>> stanford head coach carolina went on a 24-4 run. kenny williams scored 20 of carolina's first 26 and made 6 threes. the cardinal didn't make a run. isaac white nice move here. he had 20 points. cardinal cut it to 9. david shaw hoping for a second half come back with hisson. but joel barry had a win. it didn't get any easier for stanford, playing number seven florida on thursday. >>> aloha as my colleague would say. the cal bears opening up the maui invitational. the it was the don colman show. 26 points in the first half. he finished with 35. at one point the bears led the second half by as many as 18. but the youngsters couldn't hold on against a veteran. shockers. big shaquille morris gave them the lead for good. 19 in the second h

paul george forces the turnover. russell westbrook gets it back for the bounce pass to jeremy grant for the stuff.t's worth another look. oh, my. is the boogie cousins experiment working in new orleans? he got ejected after elbowing westbrook going for the rebounds rebound. boogie can't believe it but anthony davis had 36 and 13 boards. the pelicans win 114-107. >>> stanford head coach went on a 24-4 run. kenny williams scored 20 of carolina's first 26 and made 6 threes. the cardinal didn't make a run. isaac white nice move here. he had 20 points. cardinal cut it to 9. david shaw hoping for a second half come back with hisson. but joel barry had a win. it didn't get any easier for stanford, playing number seven florida on thursday. >>> aloha as my colleague would say. the cal bears opening up the maui invitational. the it was the don colman show. 26 points in the first half. he finished with 35. at one point the bears led the second half by as many as 18. but the youngsters couldn't hold on against a veteran. shockers. big shaquille morris gave them the lead for good. 19 in the second half. shocke

at the table, paul butler, an msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. and msnbc contributor jeremy peters, a reporter for "the new york times," kim atkins, chief washington reporter for the boston herald and philip bump, political reporter for "the washington post." paul butler, let me start with you on this question of mueller, not to suggest he wasn't looking at the obstruction of justice question from the beginning, but it seems to be a new phase of that part of the investigation now that he's asking for document production from the invest department and they're not denying that's the case. >> really significant development. mueller's charge is national security and obstruction of justice. collusion with the russians is probably the biggest deal, right? but sometimes it really is about the cover-up. so we have this smoking gun admission from trump. regardless of what the justice department, the experts told him, he was going to fire robert mueller. he was going to fire james comey. why? >> because of the russia investigation. >> if you track the statute for obstruction of justic

paul yourself. behave with restraint. you are seated in a prominent addition. quiet. it will be good for your well-being. jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, the chief executive simon stevens wrote, the budget for the nhs next year is well short of what is currently needed. any waiting time target has not been met for two years. the 62 day canceling target has not been met since 2015. again, can the prime minister spend the next week ensuring that the budget does give sufficient funding to our nhs to meet our people's needs? >> prime minister. >> on the first issue that the right, honorable gentleman raised, can i remind him yet again, universal credit is ensuring that we are seeing more people in work and able to keep what they earn? he talks about what was said about the national health service. look at what simon stevens said about the national health service. the quality of nhs care is demonstrably improving. outcomes of care for most major conditions are dramatically better than three or five or 10 years ago. he said what has been achieved in england over the past three years? more conveni

"new york times" political reporter jeremy peters, elise jordan from the george w. bush white house and former adviser to rand paul and brets stevens, "new york times" op-ed columnist. we talked in the break about a couple of the stops in this asia trip. it looked to me watching this like he sought to import some of the features and benefits of state-run media back to the u.s. >> the problem with the president is that he mistakes flattery with respect. and i think there was clearly a kind of strong man envy at work here that people like duterte in the philippines, of course xi in china could command that level of flattery from their media that he never has access to back here at home. >> and katy, you covered this man longer than all of us here combined. there is always a degree of projection. and it seemed to me by announcing, i guess after lunch today, that he was going to make a statement, there was a lot of speculation he might seek to stop the bleeding over the roy moore scandal that's rip apart the party nationally by weighing in or trying to lead the party out of that crisis. that he may weigh in on behalf

paul george who buries the three. and it just continues. great defense by okc. good defensive play again by jeremyhis time, another one of their big three. it's carmel anthony. the former knick and nugget letting g he pops it and the beat goes on. russell westbrook, you get this guy emotionally charged no telling what he is going to do. watch this one. where's the defense? slam it down the lane. 17-point lead for the thunder. at halftime, it's only gotten worse. the warriors now latter stages of the 3rd quarter, they are trailing the thunder by 23. the warriors playing from behind a lot of late. just like cal. they are 0 for hawaii. the maui invitational they lose again. third consecutive setback. this time against chaminade. it's justice with a nice drive. there's your cal high light. he had 23 points tonight. but here comes chaminade. walker 7 of 10 from three. a little example of thinks handiwork right there. he also had 23 from way downtown there. don coleman, air ball, get it going the other way. justin bridges, bears come back from the island winless. >>> 49er quarterback jimmy garoppolo, ev

move by the special counsel in the wake of the paul manafort indictment to put a real tight squeeze on michael flynn. >> carefully worded stories are good. jeremy bash, put on your lawyer hat. let's say you are representing mr. flynn, perhaps even mr. flynn and his son. what are you thinking, and what are you hoping tonight, incidentally, as we watch as the president and secretary of state arrives in south korea? >> i think the legal team has to be worried about three main claims. unregistered lobbying on behalf of the government of turkey. second, potentially conspiring to deport or kidnap one of the turkish leaders' enemies that is a resident of pennsylvania. this gulan figure, whom mike flynn talked about getting him out of the country. third, of course, lying to the fbi when he was national security adviser. and he was questioned importantly about his conversation with the russian ambassador after the obama administration put sanctions on russia for the meddling in the election. so they are facing jeopardy on a number of fronts. it's important to distinguish, though, this is a guy mike flynn who not unlike manafort, flynn served at the high

the sentencing of george and take paul and rick to trial and other individuals in their sights including mike flynn. this will go on for another year or more. >> jeremy bash, a big thanks to you. dana, always good to see you, my friend. michael steel who happened to be in town and kristin welker working a double. wow. >> always. good to see you, craig. >> thank you so much. enjoy your weekend. at least 235 people -- at least 235 so far killed in that deadly mosque attack in egypt. we'll have the very latest from the ground there up next. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened

paul draxler, president of the cbi. i have not yet heard any shouts of oh, jeremy corbyn, but if i do, i will be reporting back in an hour training. in 2014 there were more than 200 mobility scooter—related accidents in england and wales, nine of which were fatal. now psychologists at nottingham trent university are working to develop a video that they hope could improve safety. here's our transport correspondent richard westcott. wagons roll! a unique driver's eye view from a mobility scooter and you'd better watch out. ten minutes around nottingham is more like an obstacle course than a shopping trip. we're going into a big crowd of people and clearly noticeably people on their phones and not really looking, is that normal? yeah. he saysjust as... yeah. i do it as well, go on my phone, i don't look. everyone does. users like jamie say they get abused as they drive around. i've had people threaten to throw me out of the scooter and make me walk, and obviously i can't do that because i got injured in the army, so this is the only way i can get around, in my electric wheelchair. a third of a million britons use a mobility

jeremy hutchison became the first lgbtq city councilor in rochester history. an openly gay rochester mayor dana hilliard was reelected to his third term. berlin mayor paulrenier was reelected to a record fifth consecutive term. concord mayor jim bouley was elected to a record sixth consecutive term. election night was a historic night of record of 110 women, young democrats, persons of color, the lgbtq community, and a great night for democrats. but folks, we have a lot to accomplish. we need to make chris sununu a one term governor. [applause] mr. buckley: we need to hold on to the first and second congressional districts. we need to win majorities on the council, the senate, and the house. democrats, with our success of 2017, we have the team, the energy, and attitude to win in 2018. so let's go do it. [applause] mr. buckley: so there is another line here that they added in since i last saw it. i was reading it and i was thinking, there is another line. the line is -- for all of you wonderful yankees this will be the best line of the night -- please don't forget, take the pumpkins at the conclusion of the program. the centerpieces are yours. [applause

and jeremy hutchison became the first ever lgbtq city councillor in rochester history. and openly gay mayor dana hilliard was re-elected to his third term. paul was elected to a fifth consecutive term, and concord's mayor was re-elected to a sixth consecutive term. election night was a historic night of record, of 110 women, young democrats, persons of color, the lgbtq community, and a great night for democrats all across. but folks, we have a lot to accomplish. we need to make chris sununu a one-term governor. we need to hold on to the first and second congressional districts. we need to win majorities on the council and the senate and the house. democrats, with our success of 2017, we have the team, the energy, and the attitude to win in 2018. so let's go do it. [ applause ] so there's another line here that they added in since i last saw it. so i was reading it as -- because i was thinking there's another line. so the line is, and for all of you wonderful yankees, this is going to be the best line of the night. and please don't forget to take the pumpkins in the conclusion of the program. the centerpieces are yours. we've got a full progra

paul manafort. not sure there's evidence that that's true. like a free-style anihilist. he also says to jeremyitch mcconnell will be gone. no majority leader, and that he is -- kind of his personal mission. how does the republican party deal with this guy and the fact that he remains close to donald trump? >> i think the republican party is in trouble. we can talk about this all day. the operative word you used is nihilist. you can't deal with somebody who doesn't care about hostages. he has no investment in any of this. also the problem with dealing with trump. that trump has no interest behind, besides his own immediate, like, personal enrichment or personality, ego enrichment. i think bannon is similar in that he just wants to burn it all down. some people just want to watch the world burn. i think the good news is that, that is of limited use in bidding a real movement. you guys were talking about third-party candidates and independent candidates earlier. something that happened tuesday i don't think is getting enough attention is the democratic socialists of america, higher office holding

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