i am kevin martin, a neighbor in the community and also a friend of john's. like the former speaker, i also know john from being a member of the presidio and concordia club. i am the president of the club and speaking specifically to the ethics and integrity of john, i have never met a more stand a person that i have known. he has specifically worked on renovation projects at our club, he has provided guidance to plenty of others that have been doing renovations and have had other projects, and he is someone who i know has wanted to work with his neighbors and has accommodated many changes to the original plan, and has been stalled because of complaints and problems over the past few years. i truly think this project should be approved. i do think the homes look absolutely beautiful as they have been shown on the screen tonight, regardless of the objections. i think they fit well into the community. i think some of the concessions made on the size really do allow these little things to fit well, and i fully support the approval of this project. the site hasn'

good morning life martin snowshoes made you sent here moscow is kevin with you for this 30 minute world news update just 10 10 in the morning here now 1st and the u.k. government has challenged the court of appeal decision to hold ourselves to saudi arabia after it was ruled that the military exports were unlawful last month the court also acknowledged that british arms might be used in the bloody conflict in yemen devastated by that saudi led war there london is now we get to get its weapons trade with riyadh back up to speed in fact it's licensed if you look back nearly 5000000000 pounds worth of sales to the saudis since the start of riyadh bombing campaign in yemen in 2015 that makes the u.k. the 2nd biggest exported to the gulf after the united states has kate partridge has more on pretty. israel in the conflict the u.k.'s government is fighting the court of appeal ruling that arms sales to saudi arabia are norful in the latest challenge in the long running legal battle over weapons used in the yemen war ministers are trying to stay the judgment which means they could carry on lice

the morning just turned 11 am moscow time wife martin and i suppose my new center here in moscow is kevin i'm with you this 30 minute world news update thanks for tuning 1st in the u.k. government's challenge the court of appeal decision to hold arms sales to saudi arabia after it was ruled that the military exports were unlawful last month the court also acknowledged the british arms might be used in the bloody conflict in yemen devastated by the saudi led war london's now eager to get its weapons trade with riyadh back up to speed if you look back its license nearly 5000000000 pounds worth of arms sales to the saudis since the start of riyadh bombing campaign in yemen in 2050 that makes the u.k. the 2nd biggest exporter to the gulf monarchy of the united states next this morning an artist partridge has more on britain's role in the conflict. the u.k.'s government is fighting the court of appeal ruling that arms sales to saudi arabia are lawful in the latest challenge in the long running legal battle over weapons used in the yemen war ministers are trying to stay the judgment which means

joining us for that is kevin clemens and rob martin rob, first of all, predictions here >> so we thinkt's going to be a decent report. we have 170,000 for this month's report there are some risks that it could be on the soft side. the payroll survey week is when trade tensions were at peak. mexican tariffs on the table >> we'll lock for average hourly wages. that will be key, correct? >> yeah. earnings we have 0.3% on the month. no sign of major overheating there. we have had a bit more moderate pace eventually. >> what's your total number? >> total payrolls, 170,000 >> so you're the same on -- >> headline is the same. yeah >> are we are soft of at a bottom will unemployment tick back up from here? >> i think the jgeneral consensu is for no change >> going into second half -- >> if job growth slows, as we suspect, gdp growth is moderating, quwe could see a ri. >> we think job growth continues in the 200,000 pace over the rest of this year. that will keep the unemployment rate moving down steadily. >> so you think it will go lower. >> that's right. we think the fed cuts in july but stay

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