labrun. >> jim patrick, patrick and company. one of the things in this alignment is that has not been looked although the 4th and king street station. we made the assumption that that's the best place. i'm suggesting that might not be true. maybe that should be at 7th and king up around in a different direction. it appeals to a greater number of people, it's closer to a marketplace. number two, it's less expensive because it would be part of the tunnel system and 4th and king would be the cut and cover system. number three is we could capture the notion of the is mushmus. the emission ismus i think it's called that goes to the ball park. we create a left and right bank walk right down to the ball park there. it sits in a lot better, it's a better design, it's cheaper and i think it makes more sense. we've just sort of said, well, of course we are going to put it there and we haven't asked the question is it a good idea. thank you. >> next. >> thank you, directors and mr. patrick for the perfect segway. that's what i want to cove

. >> jim patrick, patrick and company. this is a little out of order. i'm confused about the order here. the bicycle deal with the afford go bike, i find that we are going to give them that space for nothing. it says in the proposal here we'll not pay a fee to any -- to the tjpa for the use of lie sense -- use of the license for the area. we spent a lot of time trying to generate revenue. what makes them special? i don't think that anything makes them special. i would like to see us charge them a fee or put them out to bid like everything else. thank you. >> thank you. all right. >> item 8. >> moving to item 8, the citizen's advisory update and bruce is here. >> good morning, chair, directo directors. my name is bruce. i'm the chair of the citizen's advisory committee. my comments are focused in the following areas, first a follow up on the preparation to address potential quality of life issues in the vicinity and neighborhood surrounding the sales force transit center once open to the public. we had our third meeting on may 18th and although progress

jim patrick, patrick and company san francisco.i see they have this gross sales, first of all, we made a standard lease a while back, approved by the board. the leases which you see before you don't seem to follow in that concept. so, a went to b, i don't know why. number two, you have the gross sales part in there. i believe that's a problem. and i think it's 2%, but i don't have time to read all this stuff. the reason i think it's a problem, i think it's fraud happening. when i say fraud happening, you are asking the retailer to account for his sales. you have elaborate area in there which details what his sales are. does it include tips to the waiter, does it include free meals, whatever it is. and you are going to go in and audit all this. i suggest you are better off without that. you may give up some revenue, i would much rather have a happy tenant who is really doing very, very well because i know he will pay more money at the end of the lease cycle and will get it back. but in the meantime, these things, these gross rents i

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and i have joined 28 years later , after democrat senator patrick leahy and republican jim jevers with my republican colleague from across the lake, representative stefanik, in this amendment. and it is important to both sides of the lake and the province of quebec who is not here represented but here in heart. so i ask for the support of this amendment and i want to say to my colleague, elise stefanik from across lake champlain that we think the view of new york is beautiful and we share a commitment to maintaining the beauty of that lake. and i yield to my colleague such time as she may consume. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. stefanik: thank you to my friend from across the lake, peter welch. this is truly a bipartisan issue, as mr. welch identified. this is important to our local ecan system, our recreation, to our tourism but it's also a job creator, bringing in new people tour region. i love the views as i look across the lake to vermont and i know that we are really a joint economy around lake champlain. i also want to thank chai

jim justice. the attorney general patrick morrissey in the room and a group of golfers.e used the opportunity to tout his golf game and give a shout out to lefty, phil mickelson was in the room, bubba watson as well. >> he didn't say how much jim justice ways. >> very thoughtful of him. >> sandra: stay tuned for that. i want to bring in david, was a foreign policy advisor to president obama. david, jump into the conversation here, your thoughts? >> i think this was a very interesting speech. he didn't talk much about his upcoming visit to the u.k. into europe, but we are looking ahead to that visit and that's going to be very interesting. when the u.s. in the u.k. meet it's always important to close allies with shared interests, but our relationship with some of our allies is frayed right now and same with the u.k., so perhaps we can find some commonality in our situation. i hope that president trump uses this visit with theresa may to come up with some objectives for the nato meeting. i hope that president trump will be more clear about his support for nato. he can comp

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of the world series champions houston astros have added cat jim martin maldonado to their roster is a swap deal that seems patrick has found of all head to the los angeles angels now one team that is looking to challenge the astros for the world series this year all the new york yankees and on thursday they face the kansas city royals and start job she was on the receiving end of a vicious pitch early on and left the field to go to hospital for a gun is have the best record in major league baseball so far this season and showed just why against the walls team that are struggling with the second worst record in the entire league zali gray pitched five shots how innings. constable's seven two winners. and the world series champions from two seasons ago the chicago cubs maintained their position of the top of the standings in the national league their record of their sixtieth the win of the season but they did it the hard way anthony ever so hitting a wall called home run as the cubs overturned of five run deficit to beat the arizona diamondbacks seven six in just looked at those celebrations. the canadian open at t

jim. >> lauren fox on the hill, thanks very much. we're joined now by vermont senator patrick leahy. he's a democrat on the judiciary committee. senator leahy, thanks so much for joining us this morning. kbro you've been around the block on supreme court nominations before. you've been involved in, i believe, every one for a number of years. tell us what brett kavanaugh -- go ahead, senator. >> i was going to say, i've been involved in 17 of them. i'll answer your question in a second, but i was listening to the earlier part and what the president was saying about nato. i wish he would read even one or two history books and realize that nato has been a ball work against his friends, the russians. he praises putin and criticizes, for example, the prime minister of canada, one of the closest allies we have. that's not good diplomacy. >> i was going to ask you about that, but since you brought up russia, let me ask you this. as you know, some of jyour senae colleagues went to russia last week. in fact, they were in moscow on july 4th, of all times. some came back with conciliatory words