jeremy paul on behalf of save mor market and the joseph family. i'd first like to thank the more than 50 different individuals from the neighborhood who have come to the various hearings before the planning commission and this board in support of the save mor market and hoping that they would succeed because they are such an important community member, such an important glue that holds this part of the view intact. but tonight's the dubs, go dubs. a lot of people treat this like a religion, so they can't be here tonight to express their support. i'm sure you'll keep their thoughts and prayers in mind as you proceed with your decision tonight. we have several things to consider about what's happening to save mor. they did lose their lease and there is a provision in 19h for relocation that is required if there is a seismic upgrade being proposed. the application is on hold currently with the department of building inspection for that conversion of use. in the past, change of use like this has required seismic upgrade. on that basis, it could permit

jeremy paul, who is the agent for the appellants. each party in this instance since they were heard before will have three minutes, with no rebuttal. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. jeremy paul for the joseph family and "sav mor mart." health code section 19-h, part d has a provision for a relocation of a tobacco permit, much like what we have in this case, in a situation where the store was forced to close and that a subsequent action of seismic upgrade was being planned for that property. i'm going to ask pat boskovich to explain the permit that is active on the subject property, the property that "sav mor mart" has moved out of to explain the circumstance it meets the intent of the code of 19-h-d. >> my name is 35d boskovich. i'm a structural engineer. the building is a soft story, has an open front. the interior has no interior transverse walls, so it is a soft story building. the program was setup to be in three phases. phase one, phase two is three of four units, and this building would be in phase three when we ge

jeremy paul. i wanted to talk to you a bit about the coming retail cannabis applications and the way this process is moving forward. it's come out of the office of cannabis with a selection process based on qualifications of equity partners. but without considering the impacts on the neighborhoods that are proposed for locations for retail cannabis outlets. and in many cases, it's going to fall upon this commission to determine what is the best location and what is the best operator for a particular neighborhood. none of those considerations have been made. about a month ago, there was a horserace where the equity applicants filed their applications with the highest tech electronic speed racers to be first in line. and that's the way the applicants were selected for each community. as restrictions state, not more than one retail cannabis vendor can be within a 600-foot radius. most of those are going to be coming before you as conditional use, but they're coming one at a time. you will not see the

jeremy paul on behalf of joe carruba. the project sponsor, the business owner, had to be out of the country. his father passed recently and had to be there over seas and was expected to be back for this hearing, and unfortunately has not been able to make it back in time, and we would ask for a continuance so that he may be here to present to the board. >> president hillis: okay. thank you. any additional public comment on the items being proposed for continuance? >> thank you commissioners, and very briefly. reuben, junius and rose on behalf of the mission. happy to report that we've settled on the terms. we're asking for a continuance to july 12, if possible. it really doesn't matter. we expect to have this wrapped up quickly, and it's a d.r. it'll be written, and it won't be back in front of you again. and thank you for your consideration. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. any additional public comment? seeing none, we'll close public comments and open it up to commissioners. commissioner moore? >> commissione

was there long enough to know enough to be dangerous to him, so it may not help to pardon paul manafort. >> jeremy, you get the big wrap-up question. how did our understanding of this case advance today and, part two, what in your view should we not lose sight of right here an now? >> i don't think we should lose sight of the fact that there's a russian government official indicted by the special council for colluding with the chairman of the trump campaign to influence american and european politics. that's effectually what council mueller is investigating. if you focus on the big picture it shows a clear conspiracy so under mine our politics. >> our thanks to joe who is here to graduate. did on you. appreciate all of you being part of our discussion friday night. coming up, president trump thinks the g7 should really go back to being the g 8 and it's the nation that hacked our presidential election that he feels should be added to the list of nations. remember the man who called himself a cook but became one of the great storytellers of his time? celebrating the life and death of anthony bourdai

jeremy stretch is here. strengthening two 110. paulgman i've been amazed at the complacency of markets as trump marc gasol to the trade to thetrump marches off trade war. is today the day that it's really dawning this week or -- jeremy: we are getting closer to and in the context of the trade debate we are getting closer to that cliff edge, we see trump trotting out the same arguments we've -- he's been using about the imbalances, his political persuasions may have changed as has his hair, but the situation with global trade imbalance seen as a disadvantage has not. hawk thattinued to agenda at any price. the question is what will be the punishment? that could be politically damaging for the republicans in the midterm. vonnie: dollars -- mark: the dollar is doing ok, does this remain straightforward? jeremy: i think it does in the moment. if this persists, ultimately you want to look for those services. the yen and the swiss franc obviously. the euro has been compromised a little bit. also the downgrades of german growth rate were trou

so it may not help to pardon paul manafort. >> jeremy, you get the big wrap-up question. how did our understanding of this case advance today? and, part two, what in your view should we not lose sight of right here and now? >> i don't think we should lose sight of the fact that there is a russian government official who has now been indicted by the special counsel for colluding with the american chairman of the trump campaign to influence american politics and european politics. that's effectively what special counsel mueller is investigating, a if you kind of just focus on the big picture, brian, it shows a clear conspiracy to undermine our politics. >> our thanks tonight to jill wine-banks, who we add is in new york for her law school class reunion. so good on ya. our thanks as well to josh gerstein and jeremy bash. >>> coming up for us, president trump thinks the g7 should really go back to being the g8. and it's the nation that hacked our presidential election that he feels should be added to the list of nations. >>> remembering the man who called himself a cook but b

. >> for more on the allegations against paul manafort, i'm ined by analyst jeremy bash, former chiefstaff to both the secretary of defense and cia director and former federal prosecutor, juliet sorenson, northwestern school of law. jeremy, what do you make of the latest activity from mueller's office. >> these are serious allegations against paul manafort. first he is violating the terms ofis could be thrown behind bars and nothing concentrates the mind in terms of cooperation with the government than spending time behind barses. second is it could be a new offense, a new obstruction of justice offense. it's a clear signal from the special counsel they're taking the obstruction issues very, very seriously. it's also a sig nat not only to the president but to rudy giuliani and others in the president's circle. >> juliet, every lawyer i've spoke to since the news broke has been gobsmacked by the alleged behavior. they can't mang a client doing this. what do you make of it? >> seems to me this client isn't following his lawyer's advice. it is reckless to be sure. he's under house arrest

there is so much fallout from it, not least, jeremy corbyn who opposed it, paul mps supported it thenessured, some who said if we have been whipped to oppose the government they would have no problem doing that. but u nfortu nately, if have no problem doing that. but unfortunately, if a lot of people are telling them that they must support the government, to two many did. iam support the government, to two many did. i am impressed and support the government, to two many did. iam impressed and number of mps from all around the country also realised that those, so many gaps with the government figures and that we know you can't hold the government. we are running out of time. what does it mean to your constituents? the third of my constituency that is not under the current approach path, will be under the approach path to runway three. the government in heathrow have not released a map showing the final approach path into heathrow. massive noise, massive traffic injection and even worse air pollution. thank you very much indeed. this has been going on 20 years already and it is set to c

jeremy. i don't know if he's right paul tudor jones some people are starting to worry about the level of debtrvice that we're going to owe based on rising interest rates. and that's going to spell the end of this goldilocks scenario we've been in for awhile are you cognizant of that? >> of course >> is that is good reason to think the market -- i mean, people are starting to use the "c" word again and i'm not talking about that other "c." i'm talking about the crash "c" word >> the fact is the government deficit is very high going north of a trillion dollars. it's both the medium term and a long run don't forget when the cbo does its budget, it looks at interest rates. so if you look at the cbo's latest projections, i don't want to give the fed advice i respect their independence then they are assuming an upward path that is one reason the deficits are going high the end t president said he's not going to accept a spending deal like the one we saw this year. and getting ahead of the curve on spending is the way to get ahead. >> you know, the other thing that the aei probably stands for, a lot

jeremy diamond joining us from singapore. many thanks for that. now become to you, john, in los angeles. >> anna, thank you very much for that report. paularroll joins us from san francisco. he is a senior adviser for n squared and also an expert on nuclear security issues. and we're lucky to have you with us, paul. thank you. i want to play you part of a broadcast from north korean state television. it's reporting on kim leaving for the summit in singapore. >> at this historical first dprk and usa summit which is garnering the attention and hopes of the entire world, comprehensive and in-depth views will be exchanged on issues of common interest, such as establishing a new dprk-u.s. relation that responds to the changing requirements of the era, establishing firm and permanent peace on the korean peninsula and denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> it's notable the veteran anchor was brought out of retirement. she just does the big news these days. how significant are the two words "changed erred -- era? >> it could mean a couple different things. when i first heard the phrase earlier and read it, i felt that it's actually serving

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paul: now, dan, you know, a lot of republicans say, well, they are moving too far left, this is going to cost them elections, that's what the british said about jeremylmost won the last election. >> yeah, the republicans cannot rest on laurels now, they will take fight to democrats, they made highly rhetorical arguments about stalling part of health care system, inequality and these are argument that is the republicans will have to address, they can't assume that the democrats are self-destructing, that's not going to happen. paul: thank you all, when we come back a compromise immigration bill goes down in the house as they debate over borders taking ugly turn, would the left's rhetoric help or hurt them in midterms? >> good morning. >> good morning! or actually -- >> or actually. >> bad morning. >> bad morning. >> bad morning man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insur

paul manafort potentially faces behind bars, the higher incentive he has eventually to cooperate with manafort and that's got to be freaking donald trump out even more than he's already evidently freaked out. >> jeremy bark, does it seem to be that the accusations leveled yesterday in federal court against paul manafort and the way they were dropped at the end of the day, toward the end of the day with not a hint that they were coming, not a word leaking out of bob mueller's operation that this is one of the contributing factors to the president and his team's increasing anxiety and nervousness about the president's legal position? >> it's possible, mike and it's also a major signal from bob mueller and the prosecutors that they take obstruction of justice very seriously, what is manafort accused of doing? he's accused of obstructing the mueller investigation by trying to get his story straight with potential witnesses, the origin of this goesack to when manafort was supporting the pro russian effort by the iyanukovyh regi regime. they did it in a way that violated u.s. foreign agent registration laws, possibly money laundering and tax evasion charges as well. the whole effort to follow the russian

jeremy herb is joining us live from washington. what are you hearing about possible pardons? >> that's right. the questions of pardons are swirling now in the wake of rudy giuliani's comments especially after pault was sent to jail by a federal judge friday when his bail was revoked over allegations of witness tampering. giuliani's comments to chris cuomo in a way were walking back what he said earlier that day to the "new york daily news" when he suggested the cleaning up could be of the mueller investigation. president trump when asked about the pardons didn't want to discuss it on friday. he did downplay his relationship to mr. manafort who was his campaign chairman. mr. trump said he was only on the campaign for a short period of time. trump later tweeted, though, about the manafort case saying, wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort. what about comey and crooked hillary? very unfair. the question here about pardons and about the sentence of manafort even though it wasn't actually a sentence, it's relevant because of the question of whether manafort will cooperate with federal investigators. that's been a question for a while. now he's going to have to contemplate that from a jail cel

jeremy roth. (pam)an update on the raccoon: according to a post on the minnesota wildlife management facebook page, she was released on private residential property in the suburbs of saint paul city girl is now bound for a rural life. officials credited canned cat food for the capture and release... a favorite for raccoons. (ken) new at six... in san jose.. say hello to happy hollow park and zoo's new jaguar, kianto. the 12-year-old jaguar came from lincoln park zoo in chicago as part of a species survival plan for endangered animals. kianto will join the park's 14-year-old female jaguar, sophia. jaguars are solitary animals so the big cats will live in separate enclosures. park officals warn guests they may or may not see the new addition while he adapts to his new home. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an

paul: now, dan, you know, a lot of republicans say, well, they are moving too far left, this is going to cost them elections, that's what the british said about jeremy and almost won the last election. >> yeah, the republicans cannot rest on laurels now, they will take fight to democrats, they made highly rhetorical arguments about stalling part of health care system, inequality and these are argument that is the republicans will have to address, they can't assume that the democrats are self-destructing, that's not going to happen. paul: thank you all, when we come back a compromise immigration bill goes down in the house as they debate over borders taking ugly turn, would the left's rhetoric help or hurt them in midterms? >> good morning. >> good morning! or actually -- >> or actually. >> bad morning. >> bad morning. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may c