let's bring in kevin walling, democratic campaign advisor, and john thomas.t to have you both here. those new numbers from the biden team. kevin, what do you make of the fund-raising for the democrats so far, and what do you think biden has to do? >> as it was noted in iowa, team biden strongest quarter yet, andrew yang had a great quarter. of course, bernie sanders is that powerhouse fund-raiser with online donations, leading the field with $34 million. if you add up what senator sanders is raising, more than the incumbent president, so what we are seeing in terms of numbers on the democratic side. of course, the president is having a record-breaking time as well. >> dana: that is absolutely true. impeachment really helps them boost up those numbers in this past quarter. >> it did. it helped him to shore up his base. it helps them understand what's at stake in november. the democrats will do anything to take power from the voters choice and pro-trump out of office. so these people are charged up. and president trump is going to have all the resources that he

this is r t international i'm john thomas really glad to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories 1st let's start in iraq where 6 people have been reportedly wounded after several rockets hit in baghdad including an area near the u.s. embassy the heavily fortified green zone which houses government buildings and foreign missions the developments follow the united states assassination of iran's most powerful general in an air raid in baghdad international airport on friday president trump has tweeted that if iran strikes u.s. military personnel or bases the response could come in a disproportionate manner. these media posts will serve as notification to the united states congress that should iran strike any u.s. person or target the united states would quickly and fully strike back and perhaps in a disproportionate manner such legal notice is not required but is given nevertheless trump has also threatened iraq with sanctions he says quote unlike any seen before he also said that u.s. military would not withdraw from iraq before the country pays for a u.s. air base there it

international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. after a night marred by clashes a major new anti beijing rally has taken place in hong kong and there have already been signs of more on dressed with riot police firing tear gas at petrol bomb hurling demonstrators. i. am particularly aspect of the unrest violence and brutality one perpetrated by the hong kong protesters has gone largely without comment from the west taylor comments . hong kong has gone from being the economic pole of the orient to the face of the fight for democracy and boy does that fight fire. an amendment to a preexisting north that would allow the extradition of criminal suspects from hong kong to mainland china has brought the financial haven to its knees as a protest accent into the 7th month violence on both sides has escalated but all the wild over politicians and john so like continue to hail the peaceful aspirations of those fighting to rest themselves from beijing all the while coming down hard on those aggressive dust spots in china you have a chinese gov

our broadcasting live director our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now a rocket attack has been reported at the airport in baghdad iraq reports say 7 people have been killed let's cross live now to our tease. who has been covering the story for us caleb what do we know so far. at this point we're seeing reports that 2 vehicles were struck by rockets near the airport in baghdad now the reports seem to indicate that when this took place 7 people were killed in addition to that we're seeing reports of injuries as well now the reports seem to indicate that among those who were killed was a leader of the popular mobilization forces of shia muslims in iraq this was an individual who participated in the protests outside the u.s. embassy in baghdad and now furthermore we're seeing indications that 12 iraqi servicemen were injured we understand that at this point the u.s. airport i'm sorry at this point the airport in baghdad is on lockdown the flights have been suspended it's not exactly clear what has happened in addition to t

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international and john thomas and with us at least 4 iraqi soldiers have been injured in a rocket strike on the balanda airbase to the north of baghdad the facility also houses american personnel and was previously targeted after the u.s. assassination of iran's top general earlier my colleague you know neal discussed the story with. we still have a lot of different reports in terms of figures of how many missiles or mortars hit the base some are saying that 7 mortar bombs hit the bases runway another says 4 rockets hit the base but we have heard from iraqi security officials and they say that a katyusha rockets launched were launched at the base and can't make contact across the board though we do know that at least 4. iraqi military personnel have been injured and are hospitalized now we also know with the base that's been in the news before because it had a sizable american presence that's where american troops where in the part of the country it's what about 50 miles. north of are they still there as an aside to our american troops likely have been the target yeah well actually there

broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us right in a televised speech donald trump has defended the killing of iranian general money and several others including iraqis in an airstrike on baghdad international airport on friday u.s. president said the attack was necessary to stop the war in the middle east solemn 80 has been perpetrating acts of terror to destabilize the middle east for the last 20 years what the united states did yesterday should have been done long ago we took action last night to stop a war we did not. take action just start a war the world is a safer place without these monsters the us an act of international terrorism targeting and assassinating general saloon monny the most effective force fighting dies isis al-qaeda and how he's extremely dangerous and foolish escalation the us busy responsibility for all consequences of its rogue adventurism the early morning air raid also reportedly killed 9 other people including influential iraqi and lebanese shia militia militia leaders th

are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and john thomas from the tiger woods and leading that media outlet in iran says its international web site has been taken down after falling foul of u.s. sanctions and this according to fars news the block was ordered by the u.s. treasury. the photos news dot com websites is being blocked on us treasuries orders and emails sent to fall as news agency by the provider clearly stated that the treasury's office of foreign assets control as i did the agency to the sdn specially designated nationals list if you visit the website fars news dot com it is unavailable the web page does not load now it's important to note there is a website fars news dot i r that i are standing for islamic republic that has just been created fars news calls itself an independent news source generally it has been labelled by western media outlets as being a mouthpiece for the iranian government it's one of the primary sources for breaking news within the borders of the islamic republic the fact that it has been taken down and do

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billionaire skyrocketing and ahead of favorites, who stand the best chance in the hawkeye state, john thomass to weigh in, thank you very much for joining us, great to have you with us. >> good to see you, heather. heather: bloomberg seems to be surging a bit. >> appears to be that massive ad-buy seems to be raising name id and sticking, more than this good news for bloomberg it's terrible news for elizabeth warren, the runway is shortening and elizabeth warren's lane is narrowing because sanders seems to be popping pretty well and biden and bloomberg seem to be occupying in that kind of center left-lane leaving elizabeth warren with no place to go, at this point if you're elizabeth warren you need nothing but good news, not bad news. heather: what does she do to solicit some good news? >> well, there's not a lot, if i was giving her free advice, you got outraised the last quarter, you don't have the most money but you -- what you do have is a great organization on the ground, try to come in as close to a first place in iowa as you can, regroup in new hampshire and see what happens, sanders

john thomas joins us to break it all down. thank you for joining us, appreciate it.'s break down the numbers, the 2016 results where donald trump won by one%, very close in 2016 and as a result the president won by 23,000 votes and felons in wisconsin, the number of felons, top 66,000, this could be different and make a difference in the race. >> democrats and left-leaning organizations are doing everything they can to register them to vote and have contact information to push them to the polls. bottom line democrats are not able to beat donald trump on the issues particularly the economy would be an issue so they are trying to mobilize and shift the turnout model. they can't win as the rules are. what donald trump has up his sleeve no other candidate has, the ability to excite, with his base. only donald trump can stress the importance to his voters to turn out. heather: pushing for these felons to vote, new voters know they are in trouble. >> that is what is happening, the math isn't looking good. if you look at other swing states like florida democrats have abando

so i think one of the classics is john adams and thomas jefferson who sort of part of their careers will great friends collaborators, and to be falling out as they found themselves in different political parties, then about a dozen years before their death, adams writes this wonderful and heartwarming letter to jefferson and says, new night not to die before we have explained ourselves to each other. and i think that is such a good statement that we get from today. we explained ourselves to one another in this political environment. >>" here from mind southard yet thinking for popularity them into a honeycomb. with ambition yet week confused, uninformed, and ignorant. what did you find that printed >> interesting thing about that quote was images months after adams was a elected president and jefferson was elected vice president. they didn't have a very good relationship. >> to that effect administration. it. >> absolutely. if you can just a nudge in today theater president and vice president from different political parties, that will totally shape the environment. it. >> it often seems

imagine how 34 year head coach george smith felt when john brought his sons to st. thomasor an introduction. >> john came up with me with these two guys and he said coach, i want to introduce my sons and when nicky came in, he went in as a freshman at varsity. >> nick was a freshman and the senior head coach had him as a senior. they went to ohio state and first round draft picks. joe with the chargers and nick with the 49ers. >> i knew at an early age he was special not only as a person and a student but a player as well. he dominated at the point of attack and extremely explosive and strong for his size. >> growing up in fort lauderdale and then earn a trip to the super bowl in miami and you are bound to be asked about coming home. >> when you are in high school you are kind of trying to figure out who you are. and i had amazing mentors at st. thomas and they helped me become the person i am. >> the folks at st. thomas are familiar with the playfulness in bosa's character that has resulted in a certainly nationally flag plant and a moment to catch his breath at the turf

. >> abuse of power was alleged against john adams, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, abraham lincoln, franklin delano roosevelt. it is a political argument made by opponents against all presidents. abuse of power can never be criteria for impeachable removing a president. >> what they are saying right now is essentially the president can totally abuse the public trust and commit what the founders believed were high crimes and misdemeanors. >> we know what the american people want, witnesses and documents, they understand that is what a fair trial looks like. >> reporter: under rules proposed by mitch mcconnell senators will not vote on the issue of witnesses until both sides have made their cases. what a difference 20 years can make for senators like chuck schumer and lindsey graham. >> seems to me no good cases been made for witnesses. >> in every trial there has ever been in the senate regarding impeachment, witnesses were called. >> reporter: joining us to discuss the schedule and tragedy and all things impeachment, former impeachment manager himself during the clinton impeachment

. >> abuse of power was alleged against john adams, thomas jefferson, andrew jackson, abraham lincolnnd, franklin telemark rows of hold. political arguments. abuse of power can never be a criteria for impeaching or moving a president. >> it also challenges the article on obstruction. "contrary to house democrats claims asserting legal rights and constitutional privileges of the executive branch is not obstruction!" democrats who will sit in judgment of the president dismissed those arguments. >> what they are saying right now is as eventually the president can totally abuse the public trust and can commit what the founders believed were high crimes and misdemeanors. >> his legal team will present an aggressive case, but acknowledge the end result is ultimately up to the senate. >> it's a question about whether or not this is sufficient and serious enough to warrant the removal from office. the senate will be the judge of that. that is their decision. i'm not here to tell the senate what to do. >> democrats are keeping up the pressure to bring new witnesses into the trial, arguing it's

now, in many ways, as john adams argued, in a letter that he wrote to thomas jefferson in 1815, the real american revolution was not about the war. in 1815 adams wrote, quote, what do we mean by the revolution? the war? that was no part of the revolution. it was only an effect and consequence of it. the revolution was in the minds of the people. and this was effected from 1760 to 1775 in the course of 15 years before a drop of blood was shed at lexington. now, think about that. adams is arguing that the real american revolution was not military, it was not constitutional, it was not political, it was not economic. the real, the deepest cause where we'll find the true meaning of the revolution was in this transformation that took place in the minds of the american people. and then in 1782, thomas paine in a letter that he wrote to the abernalt of france this about the period leading up to the american revolution, quote, our style and manner of thinking have undergone a revolution. more extraordinary than the political revolution of the country. we see with other eyes. we hear with other e

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abuse of power was alleged against john adams, thomas jefferson. andrew jackson. abraham lincoln, frankly delano roosevelt. it's a political argument made against all presidents so abuse of power can never be the criteria for removing a president. abuse of power is a fair criteria in deciding who to vote for and i voted against trump last time. when i decide who to vote for, i will then address the question whether i think the president abused his power but it's not relevant to the issue under consideration in impeachment because abuse of power is not -- is not the criteria for impeachment any more than dishonesty does. when it came to writing the criteria they were very strict and stringent and they included only four criteria. treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors and abuse of power doesn't fit any of those criteria. >> so let me clarify and ask you again here, do you personally believe donald trump with the evidence you have has abused his power, yes or no? >> i'm not going to answer that question yes or no. it's irrelevant. it's like asking me

he's got away with this for decades and i guess the truth will now come out the truth in st thomas and st john is that epstein is not well liked with many we talked to saying they were uncomfortable with how he flaunted his wealth reportedly paid employees to stay silent and seemingly scoffed at the law that steen apparently had plans to expand his home on little st james and construct employee buildings on great st james which would also be used for equipment storage we were told that epstein was possibly being fined upwards of $15000.00 a day for building without permits on great st james there is a noticeable difference between the island's great st james which is mostly on developed and little st james with its roads hell it had buildings statues even if a cow grazing on the manicured grass i didn't see any no trespassing signs on little st james but i was hesitant to go on the island nonetheless to try to talk to employees so i took a swim to get a closer look of the island and then decided to walk up the dock without going any further hoping someone would hear me as i announced my presen

john adams writing to thomas jefferson urged him to remember that power thinks it has a great soul beyond comprehension of the week". if anything the struggles and success at surviving remind us that souls have great power. we need to recall the indian woman whose name is lost in history objected by columbus given to his friend, sold and traded and raped and dumped in the sea. remember the strength and dignity of those who responded to the commissioners trying to take his land in 1873. he said we are not children. we are met but i never thought i would be treated as so when i made this treaty remember that english of the indian father who received news of his daughter's death in 19 oh six. the letter read those say she did not suffer that passed away as one asleep one of our best girls i am very sorry you could not have seen your daughter a lifer she had quite grown quite a lot since you left are here with me. to remember these and others is to remain humble in power to be called to the troubled soul of the country and that our very lives exist on the far side of policy to remember the go

john adams in a letter to thomas jefferson wrote you are apprehensive of foreign interference, intrigue influence, so am i. but as far as elections happen, the danger of foreign influence recurs. or to quote, the president's chief of staff, get over it. there's going to be politics in adamst. and i don't thinthmes madison's point and i don't think that was george washington's point. if it was, they would have said get over it. they recognize as we recognize what a profound danger that would be for that to become the new norm. another election is a promise. 10 months voters will undertake the most important duty as citizens by going to the polls and voting for their leader. we must ask what role do foreign powers play trying to influence the outcome. if they take the president's side, who will protect our franchise if the president will not? as charged in the first artic ip has demonstrated that he will remain a threat to national security and the constitution if allowed to remain in office and has acted in a manner grossly incompatible with self governance and the rule of law. based on

john adams eight times. thomas jefferson and ben franklin pulling up the rear with four times. it seems to me that ben franklin and thomas jefferson need a little bit more love. so let me try to do my part. thomas jefferson once observed that tierney is defined as that which is legal for the government, but illegal for the citizenry. legal for the government, but illegal for the citizenry. that's what we confront right now. president trump corruptly abused his power and he targeted an american citizen, pressured a foreign government, to try to cheat in the upcoming election. the president's council would have you believe that is okay. because he's the president of the united states. but our citizens cannot cheat, the worker's compensation board by claiming a fake injury and escape accountability. >> all right, another few hours of this questioning. and the final debate tomorrow, and a vote whether we have witnesses or not, coming up. we will continue monitoring th this, and that will certainly be from iowa, tomorrow on fox business and fox news and saturday we are allies of cou

and in a letter to thomas jefferson, john adams wrote, you are apprehensive of foreign interference, foreign intrigue and influence. so am i. but as often as elections and a half and, the of foreign influence requires." the framers never suggested that the president's role in foreign affairs should prevent congress from impeaching him or treachery in his dealings. case in point, they wrote a constitution that gives congress extensive responsibility over foreign affairs, including the power to declare war, regulate foreign congress, establish uniform rule of naturalization and defined offenses against the law of nations. contrary to the claims you heard the other day, there is nothing congress can do about it. the supreme court has stated that constitutional authority over the conduct of the foreign relations of our government is shared between the executive and legislative branches. but to quote another supreme court case, "the executive is not free from the ordinary controls and checks of congress merely because foreign affairs are an issue." in these realms, justice jackson wrote,

we didn't have the political party system until 1800 when john adams went against thomas jefferson askh other up so ugly. but nancy pelosi is right. this is historic that forever impeachment is on donald trump. so we're watching. millions of americans, and all of this is happening. yet it's not on abc, it's not on cbs, not on nbc, it's not in the bars and restaurants people are leaning forward and talking about it. i think that's the opening that mitch mcconnell is looking for, just the voting public. if half of us don't vote, a bunch of us aren't watching this and that they can stonewall for a while. mitch -- i've been praising a-plus nancy pelosi for what she did in congress. mitch mcconnell is going to go down in history as a power broker and the thought that he can herd cats, that he's going to let four roam off the reservation, lisa murkowski led off kavanaugh. four will say i was moved by adam schiff. they telegraphed donny left for hours, just saying -- but so they're waiting their turn. they're going to have it. it's a tall order to get those witnesses coming up. >> i wonder if

and china monica johns has that story that's it though for me for today brian thomas i'll be have a great new year's day. 50 years of religions for peace people from many different things are working together toward a common goal of peaceful resolution of religious conflicts. now all female members of religions for peace from the middle east are demanding a larger. all common ground is empowering women giving them the rule making them agent of change. the female peacemakers stores january 5th t.w. . january 15th years vats of the day the u.s. and china want to sign their face one deal we get the latest from our correspondent in taipei. meanwhile another trade dispute is brewing between the u.s. and france because of a new digital tax on u.s. tech companies. and japan embraces vertical farming we tell you where and why. i want to get jones on this is detail the of business live from berlin good to have you with us we have a date for the next chapter in the u.s. china trade route u.s. presidents donald trump said he'll sign a face one trade deal with china on january the 15th trump tweeted

john bolton is a really smart. clarence thomas, when he gave a speech at my organization years ago said that john bolton was the smartest guy in law school and had the highest gpa at yale law school ever. i don't know whether that's true to this day, but he is a savvy character. i think he also feels that it is probably his patriotic duty that if the senate sounds i'm a subpoena he's just going to comply with it. we don't know what's going to come out of john bolton's mouth, we don't know how many times he was at the president side. we do know from published reports that over time, he started losing the presidents here, especially near the end. so, whether he was there for the key ukraine stuff, we don't know. >> harris: kennedy, that is in fact what he said is that "i have tried to meet my obligations both as a citizen and as a formal national security advisor." that eight is his duty to go testify, what do you think? >> he knows how smart he is, john bolton has the john bolton worldview, he also has a book coming out, no matter

john adams, signing and enforcing the alienist addition laws, thomas jefferson, purchasing louisiana without congressional authorization. i'll go on. john quincy adams, martin van buren, john tyler, corrupt use of the veto power. james polk. here i quote abraham lincoln, who accused polk of abusing his power of office, usurping the role of congress and assuming the role of dictator. he didn't seek to impeach him, just sought to defeat him. abraham lincoln was accused of abusing his power for suspending the writ of has been habeus corpus. franklin roosevelt, harry truman, jimmy carter, ronald reagan. quote, concerning iran-contra, professor lawrence tribe said the following. quote, therein lies what appears to be the most serious breach of duty by the president, a breach which may well entail an impeachable abuse of power. george h.w. bush, the following released by the clinton/gore campaign. americans have begun to learn the extent to which george bush and his administration have abused their governmental power for political purposes. that's how abuse of power should be used, as campa

debra ludsky and john scarpula, the health department, dr. thomas aragon who have been revisiting a almost 10-year-old study that was undertaken by the planning department and marcel boudreau, the city administrator office, mr. bill barnes and of course the city attorney's office bill sanders who unfortunately cannot be here today which will lead me to ask that this item be continued to the call of the chair because i think he is important to this conversation and i want to thank you for meeting with my office and my staff, to further understand and get to the bottom of this regulatory arena. thank you in particular to public works for agreeing to hold off on adoption of your objective standards while we create this space for this hearing today and any follow-up that will come from it and thank you to that has indicated within the next quarter, they will present their updates to their 2010 recommend dumb which i just referenced and i also note the board of appeals in july of this year also requested that update from public-health. while much of this

. ♪ and just like john mctiernan's heist film, "the thomas crown affair," the painting may have never is one of klimt's most famous pieces stolen from a gallery in northern italy more than 20 years ago, and it was discovered here. a gardener clearing away ivy noticing a small paneled door last december. behind it lay the masterpiece hidden in a plastic bag in the external wall of the very same gallery it was stolen from. after carrying out extensive noninvasive tests and using high-tech x-rays, art experts confirming its authenticity. the paining flanked by two policemen and under guard. the investigations are far from over. but not all heists have a happy ending. on st. patrick's day in 1990 one of the most expensive art heights in history estimated at $500 million took place. 13 masterpieces were stolen from the gardner museum in boston and are yet to be recovered. in 2016, the iconic soup can prints by andy warhol were lifted from the art museum in missouri. no luck on its whereabouts. yes, the mystery of this heist may have been solved but there are still so many questions like wh

imagine how 34 year head coach george smith felt when john brought his sons to st. thomas of aquinas high in fort lauderdale for instruction. >> joe came up to me with these two guys with him and said coach, i want to introduce my sons. when nicky came in he went right into varsity and started there as a freshman >> reporter: both bosa's went to college at ohio state and first round draft picks. joey with the chargers. nick with the 49ers. >> i knew at an early age he was special, not only as a person and a student, but a player, as well. you know, he dominated at the point of attack and was extremely explosive and strong for his size. >> reporter: growing up in fort lauderdale and then earn a trip to the super bowl in miami and you are bound to be asked about coming home. >> when you are in high school you are trying to figure out who you are. i had amazing mentors at st. thomas and they helped me become the person i am. >> reporter: the folks at saint thomas aquinas are familiar with the character in bosa that resulted in a nationally televised flag plant and a moment to

and in a letter to thomas jefferson john adams wrote you are apprehensive of foreign interference, foreignintrigue, so mi. but as often as elections happen, the danger of foreign influence recurs. the framers never suggested that the president role in foreign affairs should prevent congress impeaching him for treachery in his dealings area case in point, they wrote a constitution that gives congress extensive responsibility over foreign affairs. congress including the power to declare war, regulate foreign commerce, establish uniform rule of naturalization and define offenses against the law of nations area contrary to the claims you heard the other day that the president has plenary authority in foreign affairs and there is nothing congress can do about it , the supreme court has stated that constitutional authority over the conduct of the foreign relations of our government is shared between executive and legislative branch or to quote another supreme court case, the executive is not free from the ordinary controls of checks in congress merely because foreign affairs are at issue . in th

and in a letter to thomas jefferson john adams wrote you are apprehensive of foreign interference, foreign intrigue, so mi. but as often as elections happen, the danger of foreign influence recurs. the framers never suggested that the president role in foreign affairs should prevent congress impeaching him for treachery in his dealings area case in point, they wrote a constitution that gives congress extensive responsibility over foreign affairs. congress including the power to declare war, regulate foreign commerce, establish uniform rule of naturalization and define offenses against the law of nations area contrary to the claims you heard the other day that the president has plenary authority in foreign affairs and there is nothing congress can do about it , the supreme court has stated that constitutional authority over the conduct of the foreign relations of our government is shared between executive and legislative branch or to quote another supreme court case, the executive is not free from the ordinary controls of checks in congress merely because foreign affairs are at issue . in t

john adams, signing an important and forcing the alien and sedition laws but thomas jefferson, purchasing louisiana without congressional authorization. i will go on. john quincy adams, mount martin van buren, john tyler, arbitrary despotic and corrupt abuse of the veto power. james pope, here i quote abraham lincoln. he accused pope of abusing his power over his office contemptuously disregarding the constitution and usurping the role congress and assuming the role of dictator. he did not seek to impeach him just sought to defeat him. abraham lincoln, abraham lincoln was accused of abusing his power for suspending the writ of habeas corpus during the civil war. president grant, grover cleveland, william mckinley, theodore roosevelt, william taft, woodrow wilson, frank and roosevelt, truman, jimmy carter, ronald reagan quote, concerning iran-contra and now i say professor lawrence stride said the following, following, quote, therein lies what appears to be the most serious breach of duty by the president, a breach that may well entail and impeachable abuse of power. george hw bush. the fo

john adams, a times. thomas jefferson, and benjamin franklin pulling up the rear, four times. it seems to me that ben franklin and thomas jefferson need a little bit more love. so let me try to do my part. thomas jefferson, once observed that tyranny, is defined as that of which is legal for the government. but illegal for the citizens. legal for the government, but illegal for the citizens. this will we confront right now. president trump correctly abuses his power any targeted an american citizen. pressure to form government, to try to cheat in the upcoming election. the president's counsel would have you believe that is okay. because he is the president of the united states. but our fellow citizens can not teach. they can not claim a fake injury, and escape accountability. our fellow citizens can not take the stock market by engaging in insider trading. as an escape for accountability. our fellow citizens can not cheat the college admissions process, in order to get their child into an elite university and escape accountability. why should the president of the united states

debra ludsky and john scarpula, the health department, dr. thomas aragon who have been revisiting a almost 10-year-old study that was undertaken by the planning department and marcel boudreau, the city administrator office, mr. bill barnes and of course the city attorney's office bill sanders who unfortunately cannot be here today which will lead me to ask that this item be continued to the call of the chair because i think he is important to this conversation and i want to thank you for meeting with my office and my staff, to further understand and get to the bottom of this regulatory arena. thank you in particular to public works for agreeing to hold off on adoption of your objective standards while we create this space for this hearing today and any follow-up that will come from it and thank you to that has indicated within the next quarter, they will present their updates to their 2010 recommend dumb which i just referenced and i also note the board of appeals in july of this year also requested that update from public-health. while much of this

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