thanks. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, jeremy paul. i would like to also congratulate the commissioners for their reappointment. you guys put in a lot of time and a lot of dedication and it's much appreciated by the community, even if you don't notice. so i want to thank you for your service. i want to give you another installment of my continuing series of cannabis updates, on cannabis retail in the neighborhoods. the office of cannabis has released five approved applicants to the planning department that they say are now qualified for processing as they are conditional use cases. i don't know if any of those five or many of those five are contested in the neighborhoods, or if there are competing applicants. so that will be interesting to see how that plays out. i have been involved in several neighborhood outreach meetings and talked to people in communities that will have neighborhood cannabis retail. and a lot of the turnout has been strong. at each of them, there's been more than two dozen people showing up to discuss it. and a lo

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. speaking in terms of one of those impacted communities of this proposal, this bond proposal is 748 innes, and this process has overlooked the presence of a vibrant community resource, and the hits toric resource communication, it is dismissed as not being important enough to be acknowledged, but what 748 innes is facing is being entirely enveloped by monstrous buildings that are going to surround and envelope it. i would like to ask the people that have come here in support of our community to standup and show their presence and show their concern for the way this project is going -- is proceeding, and the fact that this -- our community is going to face struggle against each individual element of this project unless their concerns are addressed in the project overall. and it would have been a very simple thing for the department or the developer to engage productively with archimedes bana, but it hasn't happened. and it's left this community to speak out to you and address their conc

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 ryan. think you should criticize the president on the world stage, yet he does, thank god, on this. why not on racism or other things that have come up in the past which he's said nothing about? we could go down the list, but for the most part, you saw some support for nato there on capitol hill. what are you hearing behind the scenes? >> it was an interesting caveat. i'm not going to criticize the president while he's overseas. >> then why would you? you couldn't talk about about racism or you couldn't talk about about some of the unbelievably breaking of the norms, concern for, quite frankly, lying, bullying, cruelty, inhumane behavior as pertains to americans at the border to families seeking asylum coming into this country at the border, separating them from their parents. couldn't talk about that, but you can talk about him when he's abroad? >> and interestingly, paul ryan is on his way out. >> yes, he is. >> a lot of the republicans who are on their way out not running for re-election

the conservative party to see if there's some way that they get back to resume a keeper and paul are so when jeremy corben as effect column was in his own party who are determined to. bring him to and i think he's going to struggle but i think with the support of the rank and file members of the labor party and indeed the voters of great britain who as you alluded to have voted in greater numbers for the labor party than half since one thousand nine hundred five i think you're we corben on totally going to be the next leader of the british parliament after the next election and that very briefly but this stuff also argues that political advertising should be banned from social media that's something you would agree with. social social media is. that the word media is in there or if you can advertise a television if you can advertise and in newspapers as shoom like every other form of advertising the most be some form of of a financial cop put on him what's come be spent for social advertising but you know jeremy corben would like to go away george galloway fantastic success the mark has opposed thi

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paul manafort was on the dole for the russians. here's jamie bash on our program at the time he said this, it blew my mind, but it seems more possible that jeremy was on to something. >> it's possible that russia actually dispatched paul manafort to the trump campaign, or at least paul manafort attached himself to the campaign, the russians said our agent is now on the inside. and they tried to manipulate the campaign not just through propaganda but through agents of influence. >> so when he said that, i was watching "homeland" and i thought it was like an episode. but what do you make of the possibility? it certain hi seems possible. >> at this point, it would be hard to rule anything out. manafort's links to russia are so deep and there are lots of dark shadows in that story. remember, he worked for free for donald trump. >> nothing is for free. >> nothing is for free, and we know there's been reports that he owed quite a bit of money to people overseas. and certainly as pointed out in the beginning of the block, russia is not on trial here, but russia is shrouded throw this whole thing. there's been a study the last few days, starting with r

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paul ryan, speaker of the house. >> including the town of janesville. hey, jeremy, what's the 60-second version of the headline some people might have seen today involving steve bannon on one side, the koch brothers on the other and the modern day definition of what's becoming president trump's republican party on the other. >> the koch brothers made the decision that because of trump's positions on trade and the economy, they were really no longer going to just stand by and watch as republican politicians supported these. this, of course, is part of the beating heart of the trump movement. you have trade, you have immigration, you have economic policy, all very populist positions on those issues. that is the antithesis of the very libertarian koch agenda. they are completely opposed to the government getting involved in anything that has to do with the market, so they just said, enough. and this is part of a pattern, although i think it's the most aggressive step that the koch brothers have taken, certainly the most aggressive step that the koch brothers have take

jeremy. thank you very much. onto the analysis of dan coats and putin coming to washington, with me now, cnn national security analyst steve paulerved as chief of russia operations for the cia and shane harris, intelligence reporter for the post. wrote the book at war, the rise of the internet military complex. gentlemen, shane, let me start with you on dan coats. let's all watch together the moment when dan coats is sitting there on stage and learns that putin has been invited to the white house. roll it. >> the white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. >> say that again? >> vladimir putin -- >> did i hear you? >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. that's going to be special. >> responding in real time. and shane reporting that a senior white house official says it is coats who's gone rogue. tell me more about that. >> i was in the room for the exchange, you could hear the laughter. it took everyone by surprise when andrea mitchell read the announcement from the white house. i don't think that coats was going rogue at all in this. it's not even in his dna. he's pretty quiet. he did ob

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 jeremyt 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 if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezl

paul manafort on bank and tax fraud charges. he has pled not guilty the trial had been scheduled to start wednesday. >>> british foreign secretary jeremy his german counterpart in berlin, warning that the country could crash out of the european union next year without an agreement causing economic and political damage on both sides you are up-to-date that is the news update at this hour back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> very interesting first bilateral trip for jeremy hunt as the new foreign secretary to make and strong words in his speech trying to say to the rest of the eu, look, we won't blink if you push us much further -- ? >> i think part of it. but the german's comments, he said we've agreed to prepare bilaterally for the time after brexit so on germans putting a little bit of pressure on the eu ghoesh great tors to say come on, let's get something done here. so we'll see if it is enough >> you don't see the sharp alarm in the british pound yet >> i think you probably have seen that in the last month on or two back down to the low 130s and we've been at 144. >> i think it is seen as a lot of posturing >> and we want