mr. jacobs just to respond to mr. boskovitch. >> why don't we do rebuttal. >> does staff have rebuttal and then we will have appellant? staff? >> yeah, we don't have any rebuttal on this. >> smart. >> thank you. >> i mean at this point we are talking about a bridge built in 1960. they are trying to do the right thing. if planning wants to do one whole permit, we are fine with it. we will always work with those notice of violations. >> have you had any communications with planning that is their preference? and that is what they are recommending. you confirmed the appellants statement. >> it was the best way to deal with this and i think a full stand alone permit will actually go back to planning again but if we have that same plan that shows to delete the walkway, our inspector will verify the condition and put notes on the case. >> thank you. >> appellant? >> thanks for giving me the opportunity to speak. the other issue at stake is if we were to agree to only a stair to the rear yard, which is what was offered, the p

mr jacob didn't would do you have anything that you'd like to add to that. i think you know like i said. that if you shoot it almost at a much later and what they did going to lose i think the no doubt about it disagreements but it isn't those do not necessarily that the u.s. is going to be cut out picture or you see somebody that got out you know yes yes yes absolutely the captain's expected out but you know the same way that mr trump goes that the with that not only our process yeah you know the underling of the do go was this i think that the that so that when i get or at mr jacob thank you very much for that and thank you to all of our guests that is graham on the web and singapore on a tank and beijing and jab and jacob in new delhi and thank you to for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle us at a.j. and side story for me as a product and

mr jacob didn't would do you have anything that you'd like to add to that. i think you know like i said. if there is future almost and a much later and what they did commonality of values i think you know the analog signals but if the signals do not necessarily. the u.s. is going to be cut out of each other or are you six hundred one out by now against us yes absolutely that one happens expect iraq but you know the same way that mr crump calls that the with that not only our process yeah you know the underling of the result was this i think you know when i get or at mr jacob thank you very much for that and thank you to all of our guests that is graham on the web and singapore on a tank and beijing and job and jacob in new delhi and thank you to for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle us at a.j. and side story for me as a product and the whol

mr jacob didn't would do you have anything that you'd like to add to that. i think you know like i said. that is you shoot it almost and much like that and what they did going to lose i think the no doubt about it disagreements but it isn't those do not necessarily that the u.s. is going to be got out picture or you see somebody that got out you know yes yes yes absolutely the captain's expected to get out but you know the same way that mr trump goes be with. not only our process yeah you know the underling of the do go was this i think you that saw that when i get or at mr jacob thank you very much for that and thank you to all of our guests that is graham on the web and singapore on a tank and beijing and job and jacob in new delhi and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle us at a.j. and side story for me as a product and th

we don't have very long left in the show and i would like to ask a final question to all of you mr jacob let me begin with you is the sort of trumps i isolationist isolationism the creation of the conditions for a challenge to this sort of world order what the u.s. at the top where we see more consensus rather than the sort of you need the kind of consensus that mr tang and speaking about. i don't know i think that's a question that we want to get out of that that. get a lot of flak for being you know irrational maybe. acting like a cowboy wacko you know what's up just don't shoot you so big leaves are suddenly. and you know the biggest fact that example leading up to your summit even got to this i mean the most i think are sure that the u.s. is not what. the u.s. is and only. so then are you do. you what's up. the west is. going to be able to deal with the dangers or u.s. israeli as well that's what china is a very big star i would have to the. business of stronger than it actually does article bitch the strong web but i like to pick up on that before i get in the city again the last le

through disputed the china pakistan economic corridor or do you think that we can expect any progress mr jacob on that issue because this is such a key. plan for china so i think the position. the government position is that this. well i think that it is up and so the opposition is still very strong but. you know they'll be a. part of the seals agenda. and i mean there's no running away from it. and the iraqis will have to find a way to deal with it and if you look at the record last year or even as late as early this year in europe will simply not sign on to anything that. what are you know all the forums you know it was an opportunity for conversations on the say. maybe. we. used to call it you know right some sort of project or it measures big eventually people from the it's ok so the way of knowing you know. going to get back to started or other nations as well right so we will wait to see how much progress they can make on china's one belt one road project when india might not necessarily agree to some parts of that plan one things to tang and let me bring you in now one issue that these

mr. jacobs for civil rights in the san francisco bay area, we represent women and minority owned firms. we urge you to vote no on item 28 regarding fast tracking the project labor agreement ordinance. fast tracking this consequential ordinance authored by the now acting mayor disregards concerns for women and minority contractors. we are not asking you to oppose the p.l.a. ordinance at this time, we are asking you to give the most vulnerable contractors time to participate in the process. the city's capital plan calls for $35 billion in capital improvements over the next nine years. this presents a tremendous opportunity to achieve contracting equity for disadvantaged vulnerable communities. let's take the time to get this right. please keep this ordinance in the g.a.o. community and let's have a full and fair vetting of the proposed ordinance. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is doug parrish, the dipper.nt ano. ored we are an l.b.e.d.b.e.s.b.e. small electrical contracting company. we recently got our cont

patients a compassionate use scheme and ooze agreed to patientsthe scheme for treatment.receiving --mr. jacob -- called the amendment that we rejected constitutional absurdity. it's essential that the government to account and has meaningful vos on many things, does my that it friend agree is absolutely essential that the powers is observed and that any compromise amendment, it's clear that the of the government and the different?liament is >> what can i say to my honorable friend. i'm happy to be clear about this situation, of course what we've seen is concerns raised about the role of parliament in process.to the brexit what i agreed yesterday is that as the bill goes back to the ords we would have further discussions with colleagues over those concerns. and i have agreed this morning brexit secretary that we'll bring forward an amendment in the north but there are a umber of issues, a number of things that will guide our approach in doing so my honorable friend is absolutely separation of powers and the different role government and parliament, as my honorable yesterday in ear the house, t

host: jacob, who has donated to mr. janus' cost? mr. huebert: liberty has a variety of donors from across the country, but we don't say who is or isn't a donor because we respect their privacy and want to protect it. once you start saying who is or isn't, the privacy goes away. so he do that, but we preach the owners -- but we appreciate the donors who made this possible, as opposed to the union to had to coerce people. been like that what has this been like for you, mr. janus? a. janus: it has been whirlwind. we've been trying to keep my privacy as best we can but i understand this is a national issue. i fully understand i am on the hot seat, if you will. me that ifnts taught you believe in something, you should go for it and carry it to which is not unlike what the unions are doing. if they believe in a particular position, then they go for it. so we are not that far apart, we really aren't. let's hear from gary and connor bill, indiana, a democrat. caller: hello. i want to start off by saying this, and don't misunderstand me here. i

mr. jacobs is also a producer.directed by rodney brooks. i w the producer. we shared in writing it. he took care of the music. i took care of some of the narrative and decided to have a ibute something prelude to what we hope to have in 2020 and we called a musical tribute to world war ii veterans. but the show is open free to all verans.no charge to the veteran- >> but the reason raised does go to -- the money raise -- we raid $5,000 towards the show and all that money donated to several of the >> wonderful. >> for all of your work and your dedication to the, homometown s u. >> yes. >> thank you. >> george jacobs this is for you. >> thank you very muc allison. >> nice round ola appe. [ applause ] >> thank you both verypr much we eciate i thanks for spending time with us this morning. back to the studio. more from leisure a little bit. >> thank you and congratulations to him. >> amazing. i hope i have half that much energy when i'm my 90's. they are inspiration. >> 10:20. do not engage the crazy. stand up comedian

mr. i can play every position, jacob evans, did you know the warriors first worked him out on the day ofm's championship parade? sounds like that's something he intends to be apart of. >> i will win the nba championship before i retire. i'm setting that goal and i'm going to stick to it. >> evans will have a great shot at accomplishing that goal after being taken by the warriors. before trying to help golden state win another title the manager said he had to first wil draymond green. >> steve was the first one to talk to him and then i overheard steve say i'm going to put you on the phone with one of your teammates. this is a guy that's -- you will have to -- answer to. of course that's dry -- draymond. i don't know what they said to each other. i imagine that was interesting. probably draymond said something to jacob and he said okay. that's what i think happened. >>> and who won the day jewels? i will tell you. this fella, 10-year-old nolan anderson okm. brost two casts and he swam anyway for his of three. barely got out touched in the third race. look at this guy. amazing. they did lo

mr. i can play every position, jacob evans. did you know the warriors first worked him out on the day of the team's championship parade? sounds like that's something he intends to be apart of. >> i will twin nba championship before i retire. i'm setting that goal and i'm going to stick to it. >> and evans will have a great shot after being taken by the warriors with the 28th pick in thursday's draft. before trying to help golden state win another title, general manager bob myers said he first had to speak with the always vocal draymond green. >> steve was the first one to talk to him and then i overheard steve say i'm going to put you on the phone with one of your teammates. this is a guy you are going to have to answer to. of course that is draymond who hasn't left the draft room or just did a little while ago. i don't know what they said to each other but i imagine that was interesting. probably draymond said something to jacob and he said okay. its what i think happened. >>> and jewels, 10-year-old nolan anderson here won th

mr. speaker, i congratulate jacob an brett on this tremendous achievement and wish them the best of luck as they continue their career paths to be future leaders in the science and technology field. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. cuellar of texas until 6:50 p.m. today, mr. curtis for today and tuesday, june 26. mr. donovan of new york for monday, june 25. and for tuesday, june 26. and mr. payne of new jersey for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are granted. under the speaker's' announced spoifl january 3 20, 17, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans, is recognized for half of the remaining time until 10:00 p.m. as the designee of the minority leader. mr. evans: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject of the special order. the speaker pro tempore:

there's next week's high stakes summit between mr trump and the north korean leader kim jong il on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula well jacob kirkegaard is with the peterson institute for international economics in washington and he says trump's trade policies will only further isolate the u.s. in the global market. it's obviously those sectors and those people in the in the states and parts of the country that supported him that are going to get hurt by the tariffs that other countries are levying now against the united states that a lot of agriculture or other export items coming from red republican states they're going to pick up the phone and tell look mr president this doesn't work for us you had to change it so he's not going to be convinced but he's going to be compelled it's important to recognize that when someone says a global trade war this isn't the nine hundred thirty s. where everybody levied a lot of tariffs on everybody else this is the united states levying tariffs on everybody else and then everybody else retaliating against the united states so what this will look like in twenty cine and potentially beyon

jacob, if you'll stand by with me. this is the director of the center. he's briefing the first lady. let's listen. >> one of the things we have experienced, mrs. trump is the evidence demonstrates for any child to be successful, whether you're child or my child or the child in texas or here at new hope is we need to surround them with the five markers of success. that's safety, life slls, health and health would be emotional health, spiritual health as well as physical health. education. you'll see at our charter school later and vocation so every child has the opportunity to live out his or her call. we appreciate you to be here today. we're honored to show you our shelter. it's a shelter that cares for 58 children. the children who come from very difficult journeys and we treat them like our own children. with that, i'm going to allow the secretary to say a few words and to introduce our special guest. >> thank you so much for welcoming us here. i want you to know how very grateful we are at the department of health and human services for the work for the children. we're delighted to hear more about it and hear more about your sense of passi