the wall street journal reported the president decided to remove mcardle. there are reports of tensions with other key members of the administration including john kelly and defense secretary jim mattis. world leaders with donald trump, angela merkel is joining her french counterpart in calls for creating a european army. days ago donald trump condemned macro n's comments as insulting, fulfill your nato commitments instead. richard fowler, and katie pamphlets, welcome to all of you. the president went on a tweet storm against emmanuel macroin, suggesting protecting europe against the us, china and russia but it was germany in world war ii one and 2. how did that work out for friends, they were starting to learn german in paris before the us came along. >> president macron decided to take an opportunity that was supposed to be about commemorating the end of world war i, where thousands of americans gave their lives and in world war ii just the same. lots of americans are buried in european soil, not very many europeans are buried here because they were fight

the mcardle and all the other things go with it. it has gone on for way too long and it would deliver a high level of subsidized housing. just what the city needs. i hope you will not do anything to slow it down. keep this going as fast as possible. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm also born and raised in the mission. i have been organizing for 14 years. i just got a really special tax from a friend who is watching and says that the communities behind us. we represent many organizations. i just wanted to finish reading the letter that was presented to you by the plaza 16 coalition. it has been clear that since the inception of this project, this developer is not interested in hearing two basic norms of decency. they have engineered deception tactics via false petition gathering, false advertising of the 16th street b.r.t. station and in the general community, false paid support at the reactor his rallies and a falsity written letter sent by the law firm to the mayor of the board of supervisors

john mcardle has been supplying us with data as it comes in on the races yesterday, and here he is. guest: we wait for the president's remarks, which gives us a chance to update the races we have been watching all morning. in montana, jon tester trying to hold onto his seat in montana. it is down to about 1000 votes between the democratic senator and matt rosen dale, the republican. i also want to update you on the arizona senate race, down to congresswomanor martha mcsally, still in the drivers seat with 49.3%. the democrat, kristin sinema, 48.4%. us from st.s joins louis, missouri, democrat line. go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. i think the democrats have a problem. they really don't have a clear, a positive focus, you know? something that would mobilize the people. there is a lot of complaining. they are not going to offer any good solutions or alternatives, i think one thing, people need to get back to what former president john kennedy said -- don't ask what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. there are a lot of simple measures that could be

independents,- 202-748-8002 here to help us tell the tale, is john mcardle. .> the latest start in the. 435 seats up last night. democrats have flipped 28 republican seats. twoblicans have flipped democratic seats. that is a net of 26. all they needed was 23 to take the house and there are 23 races yet to be called. democrats ahead in 8 of those races. republican candidates ahead of democratic incumbents in one of those races. if those numbers hold, democrats could see gains rate upwards up 33 seats. we will check in throughout the morning. let me take you to the senate. republicans at 51 right now, so they retain their majority in the senate with victories last night over incumbent senators joe donnelly, senator claire mccaskill, heidi heitkamp, democrats with 1 gain, knocking off senator dean heller in nevada. here are three senate seats we are watching for numbers for the rest of the morning. we will keep updating you. you mentioned senator jon tester. he is behind to republican matt rosen dale in that race -- rosendale. in that race. a separation of about 3000 votes. in florida, ov