reviewed in 1994 and denied it is unclear to mr. baker why this is being heard again as i mentioned before mr. baker is quite ill he can't be here the owner across the street has used this opportunity to take advantage of the fact that he can't be here today as he's the homeowner directly across the street and directly effected by this and he also didn't understand why it is even being heard it was denied in 1994 neighbors have committed commented in light 12 years i've lived there not seen anyone on the structure and don't understand why this is a need for this assess there are 5 families here today including mr. baker i'm representing and their directly effected by this mr. baker feels this is easy for folks to come out in support of project that are not directly effected by the obstruction that this is going to create but that is he that will be the most effected as like i said he is directly across the street on behalf of mr. baker i'd like to request the commission not approve this in keeping with the same decision in 1994 thank you.

>> i just asked mr. baker about that, and he asked his person, and everyone has a deer in the headlights. no one spoke to me. >> reporter: when state senator hughes stopped by, he came with news of a plan. he asked the attorney general for an emergency hearing. >> tomorrow we will go into court, and i will testify, and it's not your fault. >> reporter: and they will also ask the state to step in. >> the governor's office has said to look for alternative housing and money for transition and as well as a good faith down payment so that the utilities will restore the gas, electricity and water here. >> reporter: but where would the money come from? >> we are not sure because we may not have to do that, and if the court say >> reporter: for now the plan is to fix one problem, make sure all these people have a safe, warm home, and then they will try to figure out how and why this mess began. many cheered and thanked him. >> thank you! >> reporter: some remained skeptical. >> they said the same thing last night. >>

bob barnard caught up with mr. baker during the school system luncheon to get his thoughts >> like any ethics complaint we'll follow up and make sure nothing is gone wrong. former board member >> i don't know all the fact that is went in there, but so that's why this process is very -- we want to make sure when people think there's something wrong, they report it, and that they follow you mean. that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: dr. you banks released a statement that reads, any suggestion that i attempted to steer a contract to a friend is patently false. >>> do you remember the shocking hot mic video of trump released before the second debate? a new video has bn right before tonight debate and this time it's connected to the democrats. ronica. >> reporter: project is behind a new undercover video that claims to show democrats working to plan a trump event. we'll have the footage and details of the fall be out next >>> for the first time ivanka is addressing the 2005 comments and the recent accusations of sexua

department and put him in charge of the campaign and made him chief of staff in the white house, mr. baker said that for these last four years george bush was working on the problems of the rest of the world. in the next four years, he would target america. we really appreciate that, but bill clinton and i will target america from day one. we will not wait for years before we concentrate on the problems in this country. he went on to say that it is really amazing what george bush can do when he concentrates. it is time we have a president like bill clinton who can concentrate and work on the problems of real people in this country. our country has been troubled. we simply cannot continue with this philosophy of giving huge tax cuts to the very wealthy, raising taxes on middle income families, and then waiting for it to work. how much longer will it take for trickle-down economics to work? vice president quayle: we will have plenty of time to talk about trickle down the government, which you are for. the question that you have failed to address is why no clinton is qualified to be -- why bi

mr. president. baker angelica hayes says she never meant for the cup cake to seem racist. >> what job position would you presidential office. what is more elite than that? >> customers though, they left yelp reviews calling hayes racist. she has changed the name to the professional. >>> like most presidents, barack obama has been accused of multiple things from not being born in the u.s. to being a demon. apparently, that second thing is a real concern for some. so this week, the president took time to address the issue. here is his humorous way he did it. >> i was reading the other day, apparently, trump is on his show frequently. he says me and hillary are demons! said we smell like sulfur. ain't that something? [ laughter ] now ... i mean ... come on, people! >> so, as you can see there, if so, where did this claim come from? controversial conservative radio show alec jones and infowars. he warned listeners on his program that both hillary clinton and president obama carried a demonic scent. >> i have

baker. you've talked about trickle down economics. you've talked about the worst economy- mr. bruno: now, wait a minute. the question was about -- vice president quayle: -- in 50 years. sen. gore: i'll be happy to answer those. may i answer -- vice president quayle: why is he qualified to be president of the united states? sen. gore: i'll be happy to -- vice president quayle: i want to go back and make a point -- sen. gore: well, you've asked me the question. if you won't answer my question i will answer yours. vice president quayle: i have not asked you a question. i've made a statement. i have not asked you a question, i've made a statement that you have not told us why bill clinton is qualified to be president of the united states. i pointed out what he said about the persian gulf war. but let me repeat it for you. here's what he said, senator. you know full well what he said. sen. gore: you want me to answer your question? vice president quayle: i'm making a statement. then you can answer it. mr. bruno: can we give admiral stockdale a chance to come in, please -- [applause

of the state dept and put him in charge of the campaign and made him chief of staff in the white, mr. baker, who's quite a capable man, said that for these last 4 years george bush was working on the problems of the rest of the world and in the next 4 years he would target america. well, i want you to know we really appreciate that. but bill clinton and i will target america from day one. we won't wait 4 years before we concentrate on the problems in this country. he went on to say that it's really amazing what george bush can do when he concentrates. well, it's time that we had a president like bill clinton who can concentrate and will concentrate and work on the problems of real people in this country. you know, our country is in trouble. we simply cannot continue with this philosophy of giving huge tax cuts to the very wealthy, raising taxes on middle income families the way bush and quayle have done and then waiting for it to work. how much longer will it take, dan, for trickle down economics to work, in your theory? quayle: well, we're going to have plenty of time to talk about trickle

department and put him in charge of the campaign and made him chief of staff in the white house, mr. baker said that for these last four years george bush was working on the problems of the rest of the world. in the next four years, he would target america. we really appreciate that, but bill clinton and i will target america from day one. we will not wait for years before we concentrate on the problems in this country. he went on to say that it is really amazing what george bush can do when he concentrates. it is time we have a president like bill clinton who can concentrate and work on the problems of real people in this country. our country has been troubled. we simply cannot continue with this philosophy of giving huge tax cuts to the very wealthy, raising taxes on middle income families, and then waiting for it to work. how much longer will it take for trickle-down economics to work? vice president quayle: we will have plenty of time to talk about trickle down the government, which you are for. the question that you have failed to address is why no --nton is qualified to be why bill c

tell me the truth here, mr. baker, can't we do that already? >> well, yes. a very robust effort underway, and it has been underway for some time. look, this is not -- i mean, we're talking about it now almost as if it's something new. the public has sparked on it, i think, asen an issue of importance basically recently, but this has been going on for a very long time. they touched upon be it a little bit during this first debate during the two candidates when, you know, secretary clinton talked about the importance of cybersecurity, a little bit awkward for her, i think, given her well-publicized issues. but if the public in general knew the level of aggressiveness -- not just from state-sponsored entities like china or russia or iran, whomever, but also pseudo-state sponsored which are sort of cut away from government and have plausible deniability that they're not being influenced by a government -- if they knew the level of aggressiveness directed against our commercial and public irastructure, the power grid, banking structures, the electoral system, the

. >> steve baker. >> mr. speaker, as we proceed with new blat ralls, none of us want to see goods and services being uncompetitive. i understand from my honorable friend there is no proposition to put tariffs between us and our european partners. will she confirm she's willing to offer, then, a free trade deal bilaterally? >> i say to my honorable friend and risk repeating what i have said previously in this house. what we want is the right deal, best deal for maximum possible opportunities for british businesses to be able to trade with european -- within the single market, operate within the single market and trade with it with goods and services. we want to be able to have that trading, good trade with the european union. other things at the same time, people from the european union to the uk. >> mr. jeffrey donaldson. >> we welcome prime minister's meeting with first ministers of devolved administrations and hope that will continue to be a meaningful engagement. we do everything we can to support industry

mr. man the single baker lieu vis personal trainer and baker sis you can make them in no time.save you some time, save you some money and save you some, you know. come on back. we'll give it up . >> [laughter] >> ♪ >> okay we are going explain this whole display. that's right that dress you have on does remind me of the family feud skit. >> the political edition kate mckinnon playing the strategist for the trump campaign so i saw that when we were looking at the clip on sunday morning i was like oh i just bought that dress. >> kell anne conway who she is playing right there. mitch molinaro right. >> correct. >> from a place called carlino's bakery in ardmore just dropped off a tomato pie. >> everyone has their favorite place. i think they're some of the best certainly in the entire valley daly. >> i like the mozzarella on the top. >> love the mozzarella. >> some of you saying bread, is there any way you can make it in a healthy way. jen says yes. she found somebody who can do it and he's also a personal trainer. >> reporter: yes, okay, so this is my new friend louis. good morni

mr. president. customers lashed out over that. the baker said her decision was partly based on the fact president obama's favorite cookie is an oreo. she changed the name to the professor. >>> this man is taking a 21st century approach on a tradition many of us grew he's using solar panels to power it's freezers in his ice cream truck. he says he's been working on this about three years in las vegas. >> the noise from a generator, the maintenance, the fuel, the emissions, anything. solar panels will last 25 years or more. >> way to go there. harold invested at least $2,000 in the system. >>> you may be waking up energized today. it is game day. broncos take on the chargers at 6:25 here on cbs4. >> we're going to talk about the qb situation ahead. >>> also ahead, jamie is live. >> reporter: the fbi is getting involved after a bomb is discovered outside of the nederland police department. we've got the latest on the investigation coming up on cbs4 morning news. >>> jamie, thanks a lot. suspect on the run after a deadly shooting in east denver

mr. weld: hampshire and massachusetts, and governor charlie baker, my successor, is dealing with it, is pills. that is opioid crisis. that is caused by doctors overprescribing. the governor and the attorney general have convene a meeting including doctors. they said we will not say you have the sniffles, here is a 60 day supply of oxycontin. i think both governments are doing a good job focusing on that. but that is not a marijuana issue, that is a legal drug issue. josh: a lot of people feel one leads to the other. but that is something to be debated later. as far as your ticket, a lot of people say this is a firewall against donald trump. others say against hillary clinton. how are you dealing with that moniker of a protest campaign? mr. johnson: you believe in is how you change things. i really do believe we are representing most americans. we have tied hillary clinton for the lead among millennials, the largest demographic in the country. we have risen to this level. i think that will continue. come election day, i think we will lead among young people, because we are talking about reform

mr. spock, a fight in the aft wardroom. security reports incidents among the crewmen are increasing. seal off main sections. all decks, alert system b-2. repeat, go t talert condition baker-2. seal off all main sections. stand by. we're going to seal off, captain, if we can minimize the spread of whatever this is. continue the alert, lieutenant. i can't, sir. he's cut off the alert channels. lieutenant uhura... you've interrupted my song. i can't, sir. there's no way to do it! attention, crew. this is captain riley. there will be a formal dance in the bowling alley at 1900 hours tonight. no way, captain. he controls the main power panels. he can override any channel from down there. 17 minutes left, sir. sick bay to bridge. can you tie me into the sick bay? i'm getting you, jim. look, can you keep this beast level? i've got sulu tranquilized, and we're running tests on him. so far, there's nothing unusual in his bloodstream. body functions seem normal. riley's the immediate problem, doctor. is there any way-- anything you can do to snap him out of it? negative until i can get a little farther on these tests. this is captain riley.

going to want more productivity solutions, and between the great baker hughes franchise and ge, we can provide that for them now. >> yeah. mrstion to you, though, in terms of why this as opposed to perhaps selling the company in its entirety. obviously, you come off the failed deal to sell to halliburton, took a very long time to each its conclusion, but why is this structure beneficial as opposed to a simple sale? >> you know, i want to echo jeff's comments, but there's another element here, david, and that is that the timing risk of the, you know, trying to predict where the market's going, is this the bottom of the cycle, do we have another leg to go down further, structuring it that way takes that timing risk completely off the table. and this is so value enhancing, you know, it's a scope play versus just a scale play. it's all about, you know, being able to take it from molecule to megawatt, and our customers, as jeff said, are really changing. they've got to drive efficiency out of their core asset, which is a reservoir. we bring that expertise, that's our domain, whether drilling completion or customization on the mi

baker and schultz. this is handled by a special office who is led by very competent people. >> never talked about it? >> no, sir. >> did you ever meet mrs. clinton? >> every morning, sir, when she was in town. >> so all those times there was never some other freedom of information request that you felt was interesting enough that it should be even mentioned? >> sir, i did not handle daily freedom of information act requests. we have very, very professional staffs who do that. i responded -- i received freedom of information act requests that were brought to me about records i might have. i responded to them. >> any one of the other three of you, be it secretary clinton or secretary kerry, ever have any discussion at all with regard to freedom of information requests? >> we certainly had a number of them, general -- >> not you. the other three. you said you've never -- >> you added secretary kerry. >> the other three of you. >> sir, i did have a conversation with secretary kerry about records preservation and foia processing when i was asked to do this job. and certainly i can tell you he has a great interest in looking into our procedur