. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. frost. next speaker, please. mr. bueller? >> good evening, commissioners. mike bueller on behalf of san francisco heritage. heritage does not oppose new construction of housing in church facilities on this block, but we are adamant that the historic church building need not be destroyed in order to achieve these goals. if aapproved, the proposed project would establish a deeply troubling precedent. its approval would almost certainly encourage similar proposals to demolish historic buildings within the district boundaries, regardless of their significance. today we are asking that you continue action on this item for two primary reasons: first, as alluded to by staff earlier, the two financial feasibility studies relied onto protect preservation alternatives are not in the public record before you today. the eir states that both reports, quote, will be made available as part of the staff case report and will be considered by the decision makers at the time of the project approval or disapproval. neither has happened here. a c

frost. just wrapping up an interview with jp morgan's chief here is mr. dimon's response when asked about what he thinks is the biggest risk to the economy. >> it's trade, if the skirmish becomes more of a war. i would say the reversal of qe, and i don't want to scare the public but we've never had qe, we've ferve had the reversal monetary transitions are different, governments have borrowed too much debt and people can panic when things change we tell you it's changing, we know it can change or it happens and it has some effects people don't expect, and i think it is bad policiesch bad policies lead to bad outcomes. >> let's bring in jim kramer on his mad money set. >> hey, guy. how you doing? >> classic jamie dimon, pretty optimistic and also back up president trump's trade policy but the trade war is a risk. >> but you know what, he said something in just a quote that i was listening to and it was a great interview. his advisers said there wouldn't be retaliation about this kind of trade war, and we told him there would be, and they're wrong. now, the

mrs. reagan will soon be exiting. they will go out and get back on air force one. i would say it has been a big day. mayor diepgen checking out the frostingere. everybody else trying to catch the candy parachutes. evidently, the mayor approves of the american frosting. and the balloons and parachutes continue to come from the ceiling, just as fast as they can. as we said earlier, about 2500 guests are here. guests of the president at the party for the 750th anniversary of the city. the president and his wife saying their final hello's and congratulations to berliners, and americans. [ music ] >> reporter: and they will now head out the back of the hall, back onto air force one. i can see the flight line from where i am sitting and the brigade band, the american citizens waiting for the departure ceremony. and as for me, i will give it back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. i think your comment was probably the best, indeed it has been a big day. we conclude our coverage of the president's visit of berlin, he and his wife preparing to depart berlin. while in the city, he reviewed the troops at the central airport. he proceeded

mrs. reagan will soon be exiting the hall to go out and get back on air force one and head on to bonn. i'd say it's been a big day. meyer eberhard diepgen checking out the frosting catch candy parachutes. evidently, the mayor approves of the american frosting. ♪ and the balloons and parachutes continue to come from the ceiling. everybody grabbing what they can. as we said earlier, there are about 2,500 guests here, guests of president reagan, who is hosting this birthday party for the city of berlin on the occasion of their 750th anniversary. the president and his wife saying their final hellos and congratulations to berliners and americans. and they will now head out the back of the hall back on to air force one. as i can see the flight line from where i'm sitting and the berlin brigade band and a couple of platoons of american service members are waiting for the departure ceremony, and as for me, well, i'm going to give it back to you, brian, in the studio. >> thank you very much, rebecca. i think your comment was probably the best indeed. it has been a big day. we now conclude our coverage of the president's visit in berlin. the chief executive and his wife a

mr. dimon want himself at the top of jp morgan. at "closing bell" on 3:00 p.m.arian time. >> thank you very much wilford frost, 3:00.mie dimon coming up in the second hour of power. the busy hour. the president holds a joint news conference with the prime minister of iflt guiseppe conte that folks is next on power lunch when it begins do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cle

frost from london for a bit more here, as well. >> i echo what jeff said particularly on the trade deal that was the headline out of the "sun" interview. supposedly mr. trump didn't think a free trade deal was possible with the uk based on the current plan and the president on that said the only thing i ask of theresa may is make sure we can trade. we want to double, triple, quadruple trade levels he said speaking to the prime minister over the last few days, i understand that will be possible the prime minister echoed that and said there will be no limit to trade based on her plans. so it seems that both agreed from the last 48 hours that should be possible the crucial thing, of course, for theresa may is a significant portion of her party here disagree with her. they've tabled amendments to her bill, which will have to be voted on next week which will be another big test to her government domestically the rhetoric vote today versus "the sun article." significant protests going on here in london so still some negativity around the visit here in london guys >> thank you we see the pictures on the left of the screen. the protests taking place. jim, n

mr. corn. sir., >> chairman. order. >> gentlemen have a few more seconds sense he was interrupted? >> well, i mean, this is the frost racial that every single this committee feels is when agent wanted it. the american people feel he won't answer questions. reference in the e-mail, and won't tell me who they are. unbelievable. that is where it is frustrating. i yield back. respond?man, may i >> briefly. sir, it is as frustrating to me as it is to. he can tell you, sir. i would love -- u know what? may the witness be permitted to answer? >> if it is so frustrating, answer the question. amif you allow him to, i sure we il. >> he has never answered the question. interrupting him. >> stop badgering. on.e are about to move the gre ohio's time has expired. we are about to move on. he can answer a question that he refused to answer earlier. am going to yield for the purpose of doing that right now. >> mr. chairman, before mr. goudy starts may i respond mr. jordan. >> very leaf briefly. >> very briefly sir. do that.o love there is appropriate time for oversight. willcertain congress absolutely have the opportunity to lack at