. >> we'll hear from mr. jason on behalf of the permit holder. >> good evening, members of the board. thank you for your time and consideration. this is now the third time this project has been before you. i'm going to be brief in my comments and just walk you through the timeline and you're welcome to follow up with any questions you may have about the project. prior to submittal to the planning department, a preep application meeting was held for the project. the appellant was not in attendance. modifications was made based on feedback from the design team. notification was performed per section 311 of the planning code. the appellant did not register any comments. a variance was filed and -- excuse me, appeals the variance and was denied by the board of appeals the appellant refiled and was denied. approved site permit has not been modified. and in particular, the project underwent a voluntary preapplication meeting, to ensure that additional changes would not be done after planning department approval. this has

stuart: keep your pension, jason. mr. chaffetz, thanks for joining us. >> thank you.ne, here we go again. taping the temperature of new cashier less store in seattle. ashley: huge hit, so much so that everyone has been using it, comes back repeatedly, you scan a smartphone app when you go into the store, as you can see from the video, you take cans whatever you want, put in the bag, that's being scanned by cameras and sensors, you eventually finish the bill is charged to the credit card, you have on file with amazon. they say the biggest problem for people, quote, is we didn't necessarily expect to see how many people would stop at tend and ask is it really okay if i just leave? [laughter] ashley: because it's so -- not to have a cashier pay and stuff your bag full of stuff and walk out. stuart think what a complete picture amazon gets. you can tell what they look at. ashley: yes. stuart: priceless until they are regulated. well, look at this, high of the day for the dow industrials, up 141 points, 24,752. all right, here we go. a new app romio, let's you hire anyone

joining us now is jason leopold, senior investigative report were buzzfeed news. mr.pold, this is some reporting, man. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> it was a heavy lift. >> yeah. >> we spent a year reporting this out. and just to, if i may add, it was not just christopher steele who handed this report, but in addition, three sources independent of steele also went to the fbi with basically the same story about mikhail lesin and about the way -- the manner in which he died. >> i'm going ask you a steele question that i don't think you're going to be able to answer in terms of protecting sources. >> sure. >> but you don't say why christopher steele did a report on this nor who he was being -- who was paying him to do it. are those things you can't talk about? >> correct. but let me just be clear. i'm continuing to do additional reporting on it. >> there is no indication that this reporting that he did on this death in d.c. is directly connected to or paid for by the same people who did the russia trump steele dossier? >> i have no evidence at all. >> okay. so wha

. >> jason: we are putting up on the screen, you can't see it we are putting up on the screen a picture of george clooney. mrooney has been pretty aggressive about guns and his belief about gun control. >> right. >> jason: do you think hollywood is part of the solution here or is hollywood part of the problem. >> they are part of the problem. these are the same people that actually believe hillary clinton was going to become the president and was going to be a good president. she left our people to die in benghazi. let's not forget that. these are the same people who went to the academy awards protected by lapd, body guards wearing pieces, guns all over the place at the academy awards and then they are making movies on a weekly basis with guns that they want to ban. you know, the nra has done more to protect the american people than hollywood could ever do let's talk the truth here and make sure the american people know what's going on here. i think they know that because we elected donald trump. is he doing an amazing job and that's why i'm running for office in november. i'm going to win. we have got to br

mr. you know what i'm even when i'm on the pitch people knock you down kick you in the eye jason jason said i saw i saw him pick you up is kind of really the antithesis of playing competitive football where you have to when you do anything so it is actually i think. in a sense is still regarded as a game whereas in europe and england you know it's regarded as if you do anything to win a point you know you've taken your friends you know you know speech you can come you live on the floor you know you try and. several. different. you know if you look in the jail eat a lot of the. brazilian south korean you know what i'm more aggressive you know look at the rest of europe especially the best teams. and you'll see teams trying to emulate that kind of pasta now from the keith. thank you promising to integrate with. the national team. this is what i said you know how does conversation with many people and i'm players i don't see what i call you know because again technically the very good players think. the ship our national team back is the mentality. to them it's a game. you know the pentagon is

mr. magoo. joining me now is clint watts, and jason johnson.o, clint, what do you make of this platelatest round of bully and what looked like a response. jeff sessions you a t s of awe with rod rosenstein? >> i don't agree with a lot of his policies but i like what he is doing. he is following the rule of law an going through a procedure. he has repeatedly said he is not going to be pushed into an investigation if he doesn't believe it is justified. for him to keep walking forward and not quitting, you don't do that. if there are ground for being fired, you do it. he is one of the barriers that's towing the line right now. >> there are a couple of different theories as to why he doesn't quit. march, 2017, session recuses himself. trump calls him an idiot in may. in july, he says he would have picked someone else if he knew he would have recused. in february, he twreeets about s lack of action. jeff sessions, theory one, is that he wants to continue doing the job and theory two is that he is having such a marvelous time persecuting brown people

jason miller, david irvine worked in the campaign. any of those names sound like someone that could moderate the instincts of the president. they said mr. trump's increasingly damaging his playing rant right now. >> i don't know if any of those could moderate the president stands on tariffs or any economic policy. that is that the market is concerned about is kerry pointed out another 1000-point drop if the terror situation doesn't straighten itself out. one thing important to remember if you're a long-term investor is markets go up over the long term and whether it had good presidents come and bad presidents, terrorists, all economic policy wars, markets to go. we could get a significant direction even if things continue to go in the same direction. over the long term investors are just fine. trade tracey worried about this right now. you seem to be worried we could see it trade war. our investors certainly felt comfortable with mr. cohn. lea: more bad news for the embattled weinstein company. could've saved assets has collapsed. lauren: tracee carrasco with more news. >> the weinstein co. headed towards bankruptcy after his would-be

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mr. chairman, to allow a letter that i just sent to commanding general and district commander jason kirk, in army corps of engineers to extend the mission of the u.s. army corps and -- provided to the island set to expire in march 19 and april 7 if you allow that to happen. >> without objection so ordered. >> of course we got a lot of questions but the biggest of all those questions will be, do we have the resources? do we have the materials? do we have the crews to hand them those issues? that is not the mission of the corporation of engineers but in a moment like this we want you to finish the work you begin. thank you, mr. chairman. with that i yield back balance of my time. >> gentle women yields back. we go to members of full committee. mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good to have you here. refreshing finally having a witness who doesn't have an accent before this committee. before i get my questions i want to address some of my comments about local government officials being disgruntled after a disaster. i was in this business 32 years. local county commissioner

mr. shaara with a facebook comment that a year has been this is jason who has posted on our facebook page. what exactly is historical fiction? >> well, i've actually had this conversation with other authors. typically, historical fiction, you go to a real place with fictitious characters. for example, all quiet on the western front. it is an accurate historical setting but the people are totally made up. that is a little bit different from what i do. because i take you to these places with a lot of the real people. the plsignificant historical figures. many that you know where there is george washington, robert e lee -- but it is fiction because i am putting words in your mouth. my job as a tell you a story. the way to do that is not just like a textbook or names, dates, and figures. it is to put you into the heads of the characters and tell you the story the way they would tell it. by definition it has to be called fiction. this is dialogue, words in their mouths and part of that is drawn from historical record but then you have to fill in the blanks. that is my job. to fill in the blank