deputy director lowry? anything to add? >> dan lowry deputy director. no, i have nothing to add at this time. the nature of the violation is change commercial to residential use without permit and staff recommendations uphold. >> do we have questions for staff before hearing from resident council? deputy director. >> to resolve the notice of violation, it will need to go to the planning department to be reviewed because of the fact of the potential removal of the permit. >> now councillor you can come back, representing the residents. >> i just need to show -- i want to show you all, assuming you have the brief i submitted -- >> they have the brief. >> okay. if you look at exhibit 7, you'll see that actually the landlord's attorney said this conditional use or the authorization form from 2013 was subsequently changed to only be for kissling street but it doesn't account for the fact that in march of 2015, the owner submitted another letter of authorization specifically for 221 and 221 11th street. i have a text message included where she is telling my c

bradley lowry, the young football fan who touched so many hearts will be honoured tonight?many people almost across the world familiar with the plight of bradley lowry, who died earlier this year. the six—year—old sunderland fan, diagnosed with a rare form of cancer at 18 months. what he achieved in the short flight touch football fans across the country and the world. he tonight will win the helen robertson award for sporting achievement in the face of diversity. his parents will be here to collect the award. a poignant moment amongst all the celebration of sporting success. we look forward to that ceremony later on. that's all the sport, i'll be back at 6:30 p:m.. we look forward to that. we look forward to hearing the outcome sports personality. your votes count in the selection of who will be sports personality of 2017. let's bring you some news coming into us. coming out of the reuters news agency. the kremlin has the terrorists have been planning an attack on the cathedral in saint petersburg. thanks to cia information, that helps prevent the attack. no indication of

rich lowry, editor of "the national review." how would you describe where you were on the president a year ago versus now? >> very skeptical. very worried about what might happen in terms of the agenda and his behavior in office. in the campaign, he was going to spend more money on infrastructure, talked about ripping up great deals. none of that has come to pass. this week is when i think we really reached the tipping point where we can say it's been a solid first year of accomplishment and conservative accomplishment. he had always had unilateral actions. gorsuch, most important. unspooling of regulations, which is good but they had nothing legislatively. big failure on obamacare. now they have the victory on taxes. some things he noted today that are tucked in almost as afterthoughts. if they were stand-alone, people would've made a big deal. drilling in anwr, repeal of the individual mandate. i think you have to give him a pretty good grade. see you and you said for much of the year terms presidency. now it's a discernible s

infers a perfect christmas tree it heralds from amber lowry in the depths of the caucasus it's seeds are harvested and used to grow trees in german plantations the seed harvesting takes two to three weeks and the rest of the year electro and many other georgians try and get by with whatever work they can find things . to take would have a job. i'm always here for the harvest i was born and grew up here i love this place and it's always been here that someone is always going to. roughly three quarters of christmas trees in germany are caucasian firs germany's main importer of christmas tree seeds is karl. good pickers can earn around two hundred euros per day. on how to saddam have been here accusations that basically european companies make good money hand at the expense of their work as what do you say to that you know when these in five million may have been a lot of these families can survive a whole year with these two or three weeks of work before so a company. to come that we've never had a problem finding enough harvesters so i really think our wages are acceptable. some wine

it is an honor to call victor davis hanson a friend and rich lowry too. so as to the former, this son of california is a raisin and almond farmer, the author of dozens of acclaimed books, the martin and ellie anderson senior fellow in residence in classics and military history at the hoover institution at stanford university, a nationally syndicated columnist and the author of a weekly column for national review on online. professor anson is also the wayne and marsha busk distinguished fellow in history at hillsdale college, and among other honors, he was awarded the national humanities meddle in 2007, the -- medal in 2007, the bradley prize in 2008, and the buckley prize in 2015. we will proceed as follows. professor hanson will give a talk of about 15-20 minutes to provide an overview of some key themes of of "the second world wars." then he will be joined by my other friend, rich lowry, an acclaimed author in his own right. i recommend all should read his "lincoln unbound." and despite his youthful appearance, the man now celebrating his 25th year at "

dan lowry, deputy director. in a director's hearing, if they seek for continuance, they go up to code enforcement prior to hearing and they talk to the hearing, they talk to the supervisor there and then if they grant a continuance they allow the continuance put on the schedule and if they don't hear the continued case, allow another 30 days for the continued case. >> thank you so much. >> commissioner walker. >> because on our notes it says that it was held and it resulted in an order of abatement issued with the following conditions. so, we -- am i looking at the wrong -- i don't know what -- do you want to see this? >> inspector hernandez took my sheet. >> ok. according to this case history here, an order of abatement issued september 5, 2017. and 9/8/17, order of abatement was mailed on 9/12, it was posted on the building, and on 9/28, the abatement appeals board was filed. so the appeal for this case was filed on 9/28, when i was on the notes here. an order of abatement issued. >> ok. so -- i mean -- that's

deputy director dan lowry. here to report code enforcement and d.b.i. monthly update for the month of november. attached are graphs that are very helpful, they give you an outlook for the year. for building inspection division, building inspection performed, 5,306. complaints received were 422. complaints response, 24 to 48 hours, 278. first violations sent, 69. complaints received and abated without notice of violations, 230. abated complaints with notice of violation, 87. second notice of violation, referred to code enforcement, 76. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed 906. complaints received, 368. complaint response within 24 to 72 hours, 354. complaints with notice of violations issues, 142. abated complaints with notice of violations 319. number of cases sent to directors hearings were 20. routine inspections were 157. for the code enforcement services, number of cases sent to director's hearing, 72. number, order of abatements issued, 24. number of cases under advisement, 11. number of cases abated, 49. number of cases refer

on this one. 18 point, ten rebounds, nine assists missing a triple double it was philly's own kyle lowrying sixers a hard time. and then they gave it all awa away. the star tonight de mar de rosen had 5 points career night and sixers walked this one 114 to 109. >> eagles go back and prepare for monday's game against raiders and one man on raider office draw ago tension. marshawn lynch "beast mode". so far this season he's been pretty good racking up 00 yards and rushing yards and 7 touchdowns. however most of that production happened the last six weeks that gives us some pause because they're coming off subfar par win. >> not a one-on-one type and they blow the whistle and he's still not on the ground. we understand we have to one wrap him up and population to the football because that's what he's known for and. >> finishing the season with six and six record being bowl eligible. they took on florida international bad boys sas pa little abowl. this one literally in 1st quarter quarterback alex takes up 18 and he's were -- frank decides to handle this one himself. and now we got to second

on this one. 18 point, ten rebounds, nine assists missing a triple double it was philly's own kyle lowry it all awa away. the star tonight de mar de rosen had 5 points career night and sixers walked this one 114 to 109. >> eagles go back and prepare for monday's game against raiders and one man on raider office draw ago tension. marshawn lynch "beast mode". so far this season he's been pretty good racking up 00 yards and rushing yards and 7 touchdowns. however most of that production happened the last six weeks that gives us some pause because they're coming off subfar par win. >> not a one-on-one type and they blow the whistle and he's still not on the ground. we understand we have to one wrap him up and population to the football because that's what he's known for and. >> finishing the season with six and six record being bowl eligible. they took on florida international bad boys sas pa little abowl. this one literally in 1st quarter quarterback alex takes up 18 and he's were -- frank decides to handle this one himself. and now we got to second half newtile shows us his arming. it's je

. >> rich lowrie, he's not getting the benefit of doubt on all of this is it seems for one big reason seems to want nothing more than to cozy up with vladimir putin. if he were willing to be tough on putin, he might get more benefit. >> or say the meddling was an outrage and i'll never stand for it and it won't happen again on my watch. he won't say that. my theory, which i can't prove is he considers the russian story a personal affront because he thinks it undermines his victory, it's kind of a psychological reaction rather than speaking to a deeper conspiracy he's trying to hide. >> i think that's right. and one of the things that is so striking if you look at his tweets, he's lashed out about just about everyone, including the leader of china who he needs to work with on north korea. he's never had sharp words like that for russia. he's never convened a meeting of the national security team to just address that issue. that's what people are hungry for. he begrudgingly more sanctions that congress imposed. >> not just that he wants to cozy up to putin, people around him, time and a

phillies own kyle lowry drives here. i went to high school with him , did you know that?had 23 points. he was a lot better at basketball than i was, obviously. star last night, a machine, he had a career high 45 points. the sixers, they blow it, they fall to toronto, 114-109. >> flyers, they're shuffling off to buffalo, where they'll take on the sabres, the possible drop at 7:00 tonight. flyers actually won seven of their last eight games. >> now, i know everyone is looking forward to christmas night, as the eagles get ready for the oakland raiders. one man on the raiders offense , drawing attention, and always does, is of course marshawn lynch, the man they call beast mode, made his return to the nfl after one- year break, and so far he's been pretty good. racking up almost 700 yards rushing, and seven touchdowns, however, most of that production has happened in the last six weeks. and with the eagles defense coming off a sub par performance against the giants on sunday, they'll be looking to bottle up the beef. >> there it is not a one on one type of back. known to brea

joining us now to discuss here in the studio at rich lowry, editor of national review and democratic show host blake. we will also get more into this immigration issue because something is happening in the house that a lot of people don't like. that's quite a trio of fun in the democrat party. conyers is amazing because all the stories keep coming out, he is running out in his pajamas, boxer shorts, no boxer shorts, hand up, down the skirt. john conyers the third. what happened to the second? i guess is the second. so the third is just a step right in? >> he treated this office as his personal hero. one of the latest allegations is that he was feeling a woman up at church. now he thinks it's appropriate to hand the seat over to his son, but his great-nephew has something to say about this. he also wants to run for this seat. i think the one thing this district does not need anyone else named conyers as a congressman. >> do you think the congressman's name should continue in this particular district? why should he be able to name his successor? this is just a travesty. 55 years later,

. >> joining me to discuss this is a national reporter for "the washington post" wesley lowrie.s, wesley. the wife of daniel shaver has filed a civil suit against the city of mesa. now that the video is public, will there be any sort of review of this case or is this it, aside from a civil suit? >> the civil suit one filed by daniel shaver's widow and his parents have filed a separate civil suit is essentially what remains. in this case the officer philip brailsford has left the department and they conducted an internal review and their internal investigation and the officer barking the commands has left the replied. this is the end of the road. this is one of a rare cases. very often, in fact, most often the case, did not secure a conviction of the officer. despite the fact this was a shooting where many members of the public, regardless of their politics, regardless of how they feel with the police, watched this video and feel as if this did not need to end in somebody being killed. >> i thought this was interesting. the officer in court said if i had to do it all over again,

pro-independence parties have one back control of kyle lowry up.ontrol in catalonia. just to be clear, they did win a , eventy of the seats without winning a majority of the votes. 47.5%. that is the way it works in catalonia. puigdemont did address supporters. >> the most important thing now is to start a dialogue, because that is the only thing mr. rajoi never tried. if they follow the wishes of the catalan people, we will find a solution. maria, theng us now, balance was meant to reset catalan politics read hasn't done that? are we back to square one? how will this parliament function with some members not in the country? we are back to square one. it was a night of contradictions. the actual winter is the ballot vote in seats. they were vocal about staying in spain. the whole idea of unilateral independence, but despite getting a good response, they're not going to be able to form a government. the pro-independence parties did manage to cling onto its majority in parliament. that is all that matters now. the risk to markets, especially catalan

lowry leased a lengthy statement this morning saying "to the people i've hurt i am truly sorry. as i am writing this i realize the depth of the damage and disappointment i've left behind at home and at nbc. some of what's being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. after lauer was fired yesterday morning the new york times reports two more women came forward with allegations of improper conduct. >> lower southampton police say they found the truck involved deadly hit-and-run monday night and identified persons of interest. 19-year-old woman and a friend were trying to cross street road near philmont when the truck crashed into them. the young woman who had just graduated from high school later died. her friend is recovering. the driver initially stopped to help but then got back in his truck and took off. >>> american airlines says today thanks to pilots stepping up only a few hundred flights in december at this point do not have a pilot assigned to them and that number continues to head do

we are honored to call and a friend come and richard lowry, too. the son of california is a reason and almond farmer, the author of dozens of acclaimed book, the anderson senior fellow in residence and classics and military history at the hoover institution at stanford university, a nationally syndicated columnist and the author of the weekly column for the national review online. professor hanson is also a distinguished fellow in history at hillsdale college and among others, he was awarded the national humanities medal in 2007, the bradley prize in 2008, the award in 2002, and the buckley prize in 2015. we will proceed as follows. professor hanson will give a talk is about 15 to 20 minutes. to provide an overview of some key themes of the second world war. then he will be joined by my other friend, the editor-in-chief of the national review and acclaimed author in his own right. i recommend all breed of linking unbound and despite his youthful appearance, the man now separating his 25th year at the national review and i am pleased to chair that.

speaker ryan, you remember, when he was being interviewed by and talking to rich lowry of "national review" said they'd been dreaming about this. namely, cutting programs like medicaid, medicare, social security and turning them into private plans fundamentally since they were in college and kegging. >> yeah. >> and this is all a part of a strategy the only way to do this is to force enormous deficits and say this is the only way to deal with them. of course, you know, your point about the work requirements. this gets us back to the makers and takers. this notion that it large numbers of people who are on programs like medicaid are takers. when, of course, the largest component of that program is nursing home care for the elderly along with care for the disabled. if you look at what they're also doing. we're seeing the administration, the trump administration, blow up regulations at nursing homes where people could get some redress for horrible mistreatment. >> right. >> and if you take cutting medicaid and maybe turning it into a bloc grant, which is going to mean fewer people working at

these coveralls by the late sue graham, who worked at lowry air base in denver during world war ii.airplanes with cameras and other specialized equipment. she died in august at 92 years of age. her children donated the coveralls to honor their mother and all women who played such an important role for america during that time. >>> a surfing accident left an emergency room physician close to death last month. despite a broken neck, he's making remarkable progress. matthew wechsler is starting to walk and regain the use of his hands, legs, and feet with a special device to stop him from falling. doctors at zuckerberg san francisco general used a rare technique to monitor the exact amount of blood flowing to his spinal cord during surgery. >> to be surprised as an adult is a rare and beautiful thing. and i have been fortunate to be surprised almost every day. >> to round off his treatment, he creates art using the medical devices around him. doctors say wechsler could be back working in the emergency room sometime next year. >>> last night's spacex launch sent social media into a frenz

rich lowry, national review made that point yesterday, if franken is honestly believes that he is innocentf all of these charges of groping and unwanted kissing he should face down the ethics xhipt. they should hold hearings, have testimony, he should chance to face his accusers, not to have it tried in the press. if he's really innocent. if he wants to admit wrongdoing and resign that's the right thing on do. that is likely the truth, there are so many accusations. and one instance of groping or unwanted kissing is enough on get you fired from private life. should be enough to cause the resignation or getting fired are public service. >> harris: he walked back his apology, though. we carried it live on overtime when it happened. when he stepped up to the microphones right after the thanksgiving break, he apologized. he said then, quote, he wanted to become part of the whole national conversation lifting women up. what did yesterday do for that? unravelling? >> i don't think it helped. the idea here, is that we should believe allegations based on their objective truth. some people have ove

. >> rich lowry had an interesting tweet.said in the last 24 hours "first things republican should do when they are back in january is make democrats vote on extending all the middle-class tax cuts. what do you think about calling the bluff and saying okay, the corporate tax cuts are permanent, so are the personal ones? >> i think it's a great idea. democrats argue over what is middle-class, but i think they ought to try it. >> ed: i want to bring you in on something, a different domain different topic. you retweeted james comey and some of his truth and justice tweets, these long thinking things he does lately and you said dude, do not take any responsibility for this mess or damaging the fbi? dropped the sanctimony and take your share. i will give you 30 seconds to explain that, but also with you now admit then that some of the people at the fbi under comey, andrew mccabe and others, or biased in favor of hillary clinton? never should have been involved in that probe? >> the point i'm making that it made in the past is that

as my colleague at national review rich lowry says the whole butt and gorsuch line is over. of things that he can tout and some campaign promises. the interesting thing to me is how it doesn't seem to be reflected in his approval rating. and it could be that while the hard core 34, 36% base of the party is popping champagne right now it could be baked into the cake that a lot more moderate sort of suburban republicans that turned out in big numbers to vote against roy moore that cost he had gillespie his bid in virginia, that those guys are already preturned off to trump and going to take a lot of good things from the economy for them to be turned around. >> bret: charlie, quickly, the administration looks at polls. he likes the polls he likes and doesn't like the other ones. but it doesn't seem that he cares? >> the problem is he doesn't get very much good coverage. he doesn't get very much credit for the things that he has accomplished. i think that going forward, if people feel like they are in better shape, the polls don't matter that much. >> bret: panel, thank you. whe

these coveralls worn by the late sue graham, who worked at lowry air base in denver during world wari. she modified airplanes with cameras and other specialized equipment. she died in august at 92 years of age. her children donated the coveralls to honor their mother and all women who played such an important role for america during that time. >>> i have to tell you, this is easily the best christmas gift i've ever gotten. >> a reddit user named megan is talking to her secret santa, bill gates. the billionaire programmer takes part in reddit's online gift exchange every year, known for his personalized presents. megan wants to fund her own no-kill cat shelter. he got her a cuddly toy and donated $750 to cat shelters. >>> still to come on "abc 7 mornings," president trump is closing out the year with his first major legislative victory, signing the $1.5 trillion tax bill into law. when you may start seeing the changes. >>> also next, with just two days until christmas, some good news for procrastinators. the last minute deals for shoppers. we're on a mission to show the new keurig k s

deputy director dan lowry. here to report code enforcement and d.b.i. monthly update for the month of november. attached are graphs that are very helpful, they give you an outlook for the year. for building inspection division, building inspection performed, 5,306. complaints received were 422. complaints response, 24 to 48 hours, 278. first violations sent, 69. complaints received and abated without notice of violations, 230. abated complaints with notice of violation, 87. second notice of violation, referred to code enforcement, 76. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed 906. complaints received,

that's nova kyle lowry. he hits the three. the third of course this game is still in progress. >> all right. go sixers. >> yes. >> yeah. be sure to join us tonight for fox 29 news at 10:00. we're continuing to track this wet weather as it makes its way through the area. how long it will last and what you can expect for the christmas holiday. monica will wrap it all up for us at 10:00. your life lottery is next. followed by tmz and the gifted. thanks for watching and have a great night. ♪

rich lowry. cokie roberts. washington post political writer gene scott. and margaret tower. rich, if this tax bill is all republicans say it is, all the president says it is why is it so unpopular? if you look at the latest cnn poll, the majority of the country opposes it. only a third at this point favors it. >> one, it's associated with president trump. anything associated with president trump is not going to be popular at t one of the biggest elements are corporate tax cuts. they're worthy. and i think will be proe-growth. they're not an easy sell. one, they would have just -- the voters would have quit on them if they didn't get anything done this year. two, it will allow them to take credit for an economy appearing to be kicking into a hire gear. a third point i would add, most people, bad things are not going to happen to them there this bill. they'll gate tax cut despite the democratic rhetoric. >> it really might come back around for the republicans. it might not be in time. think the combination of the fact that the standard deduction is doubled. and the child care

rich lowry editor of the publication that once called president trump then mass to american conservatism is striking a drastically different tone these days. quote as the year ends president donald trump is compiling a solid record of accomplishments. it's hard to see how a conventional republican president would have done much better. here now mark scholar and fox news contributor. guy benson editor at town hall.com and fox news contributor also. and trump war room director. gentlemen, welcome to all of you. >> good to be with you, martha. >> hey, martha. >> martha: hello there. guy, let me start with you because you were definitely in that never trumper category. it's good to see the folks at national review come around. 21 people wrote editorials against president trump or candidate trump at the time. now there are only six left that are still speaking i wilspeakspeaking illof him. is it full-time to eat some crow perhaps? >> my attitude about the never trump quote, unquote, movement is that it died on election day. president trump is the president of the united states. so people like

rich lowry, editor of the national review. columnist for the hill at juan williams.cratic congresswoman donna edwards. and brian kilmeade, coanchor of fox and friends and author of the best-selling new book "andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans." and i have to tell you, people who know us know that brian and i -- brian just admitted that he has never seen a "star wars" movie. [laughter] please send her emails and text texts. >> i can still live my life. >> chris: you don't know what you're missing. let's start with the two central questions about this republican tax plan, which by all accounts is going to get past. is it good for the economy, is it fair to middle income americans? >> i think it's good for the economy. on the corporate side these are major changes that will bring our system more in line with other advanced western economies. and there will be pro-growth. to say how much pro-growth it will be, they will be definitely pro-growth. and with the middle class, this bill i think has been a victim of the smear that is somehow going to raise all sorts

lowry is on her own today but she has decided to make chile and rice which she is going to take out later in her town. that's a lovely thing to do. keep those messages coming in about what you're doing. i know what philip is doing, he is taking up half of national grid with that electricity! you also taking your family to the bbc canteen, which i can't get over! spoiling them rotten in the true spirit of christmas! christmas is manifesting itself in many ways. i thought we would do an unscheduled item about light pollution, i think we are going to have the name and shame on this. yes, carla's garden in stevenage. if you've been blinded recently in the hertfordshire area, you know where the source of that light is coming from! i'm showing you this because this is a manifestation of the modern embodiment of christmas, unlike our weather. the risk brightness, a lovely dawn captured across the docks of hull. but you area across the docks of hull. but you are a long way from not such a lovely christmas in this weather front, the western fringes of england and wales, southern parts of scotla nd

still doing a little bit better though than the pacers who slipped up against the chicago bulls rookie lowry mark an unschooled career high thirty two as the bulls run out one hundred nineteen to one hundred seven winners. the stanley cup defending champions the pittsburgh penguins have now lost six of nine games in the n.h.l. they slipped to seventh in the metropolitan division after a two one loss to the carolina hearkens on friday at the other end of the standings leaders new jersey suffered an overtime defeat to the buffalo sabers restless crystalline and scored with less than two and a half minutes remaining as the sabers rallied from three one down to beat the devils four three. and in the central division it was minnesota who got the better of the national predators mickael granlund scored three goals in a fall to win on a wild night in some polls which even saw the head coach bruce boudreau take a pop to the head which left him bruised and bloodied. but with the n.h.l. refusing to send its players to the winter olympics in pyongyang in february it gives this year's tournament some un

the tampa lowry zoo is celebrating with christmas in the wild with more than 2.5 million lights on displayhow about all of those amazing homeowners who are not afraid of a not so small electric bill. this home in arizona has 100,000 lights and a lot of trees. this man in long beach does not count his lights but he knows one of his trees has 5000. across the country visitors don't just get a treat on the outside, go inside this house and the magic keeps going. >> that is good stuff. tonight at the fun continues at jack london square. >> i can't wait. i will meet you there around 5:00 when the party starts. there will be holiday tree lighting's and performances including the tap dancing christmas trees. get your pictures taken with santa claus and you can donate to the alameda county food bank. it is all free of course. i hope you come down and say hello. if you can't make it, don't worry we will bring you coverage on ktvu. >> is going to be very fun. >>> let's get you to where you need to go. sal is right here. >> okay, northbound 280 in san jose downtown is looking good. there have been no

lowri davies and flore ntyna final round. i will be back with more in the next hour. more on our top story — and the uk and the european union have reached a deal on some key brexit sticking points, which opens the way for talks to move on to a future trade relationship. after months of at times ill—tempered negotiations, the european commission said "sufficient progress" had been made on key issues. the agreement reached today is certainly a big moment in the negotiations, allowing things to move forward as long as the other 27 member states agree to it next week. but it is worth emphasising it is only an agreement that sufficient progress has been made on issues relating to withdraw, citizens rights, the future of the irish border and the financial settlement death it emphasises, as theresa may says, that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. so, what are the more contentious elements within it? danny on the irish border, the hope is expressed that a future free—trade deal will make many of the current concerns melt

adrienne elrod and rich lowry. drip, drip, drip, adrienne of the media has really given the industry a bit of a bad name. go ahead and start there and we'll go ahead and mix this up. >> got it. look, it is not uncommon for the white house to have sort of an ongoing tension with the media. it is certainly not uncommon for presidential campaigns. secretary clinton's campaign had a lot of issues with the way our coverage was during the campaign compared to some of our opponents. but look, this white house has taken it to a whole new level. if you got president trump, the president of the united states, constantly spreading falsehoods, tweeting inaccurate information, saying misinformation in his speeches they need to look back in the mirror. mistakes happen in the media. i won't be somebody who won't defend people in the media. but at the same time the president has to do his job and quit spewing things. >> bill: every reporter i know has a twitter account. it is a simple thing to fire off a tweet. the bar is so excee

we have adrienne elrod and rich lowry. what the speaker is arguing to both of you.h, you can start on this one. if you're on the right team you get the right protection. is that the story that's developing now or is it too soon for that? >> i don't know about that. it's true james comey wanted to give hillary clinton a pass for her email setup because he thought it would have been too politically explosive and he didn't want to make that call. so he did everything he could to look the other way. now, robert mueller i'm sure does not particularly like donald trump. he is acting the way special counsels always do. extremely focused and don't have anything else to distract them with and they're focused on indicting people no matter what in their specific case. but look, michael flynn, this isn't an indictment he is fighting in court. he admitted he lied to f.b.i. agents about the calls during the transition, which as far as i'm concerned with totally above board. >> bill: his bigger point is hillary clinton had 33,000 emails that went missing, a server outside the stat

adrian elrod and rich lowry, good day to both of you. america first, that's the doctrine.you love it. >> well, look, i'm actually going to give i will give him a few props here. he leaned into the fact that russia and china are forming an alliance that is becoming more and more difficult economically and globally for the united states to compete. he acknowledged that. we aren't the super power we once were. we're trying to position ourselves globally from both and economic and military standpoint in order to compete going into this new level economy. >> bill: i think that's more than fair. rich, how did you hear the trump doctrine? >> i think in the outlines it's basically common sense. it represents sort of a center right realism. it calls out both russia and china as hostile adversaries of ours. i would like to see a little more emphasis on our ideals. doesn't mean you have to necessarily undertake a military crusade on behalf of those ideals the way george w. bush did. but ideals are an important tool against these authoritarian enemies of ours around the world. the big

and the general manager of city center project timothy lowry here with me this morning.ve an igloo in the middle of d.c. >> good morning. we have igloo in the middle of dc because we at city sent d.c. real dollar want to do very interesting, cool thinking outside of the box things for the community to come enjoy. >> it's a part of the attraction of the city center which looks beautiful. you have your tree lighting ceremony back on the 25th. it's gorgeous setup and now possible this weekend can come down and see this igloo. which tell me how it was built. >> it's thick thousand pounds of ice. that was brought in and ice lab which is a company we work with has erected this block by block. >> um-hmm. >> and you can see they are constantly having to maintain because the weather is not exactly as cool as we would like it to be. >> well yeah. this is not igloo weather it's 50 degrees outside. do these guys have to constantly put more snow to seal igloo as it stands. >> they're using dry ice and snow packing those seams to make sure that the structural integrity stays the way i