mr. jeremy grant with his foundation which we're essentially coal will have a part of many companies like a larger basket i have a feeling because of gm o relatively with the board will not respond to that inquire but we'll is i'll continually reiterate this is happening all over the world and institutions are continuing to address this issue with divestment and strong engagement policy what is happening with level 2 is there a timeline or goal we're expecting that at the meeting and i definitely stand behind support the work of looking at the worst offends and moderating on something quickly and would again offer up the thinking of the many other constitution across the united states that are moving through this. >> great, thank you. >> patrick shaw move forward by some of the public testimony i think speaking in support of this motion and urge you to rapidly in this committee and possibility have the committee report back to the full board every month as a stated agenda item disturbed that you would slow down things the developing countries almost it almost begs a different met for let

mr. jeremy represented the neighbors i've received comments he'll be representing all the dr requesters and moving forward we communicated back to him the response from the project sponsor he gave a response i had project sponsors response and accident neighbors responses unfortunately at this time we were triths in staff and staff that was working on this case went on to work on another system and unfortunately due to staffing we didn't have a timely development with the decision letter but ultimately that was developed at the end of last year and you know, i reviewed the materials submitted by everything and determined the proposal the revised proposal is not the same proposal the commissioners heard in receive it has reductions no to the full stent but our initial e-mail not a final decision on opening dialog i made revision i felt the reduced expansions was for the commissioners to prevent rear yard development we had a supportable variance at this point and in particular a historic resource because it is part of the potential district contributing member that initiated set back from pr

mr. selfridge." jeremy piven is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on, piven! >> jimmy: "mr. is in the show. everyone digging that. plus she's a music superstar, the very talented ariana grande is stopping by! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and joining us tonight my man, he's a tech expert. he's going to show us all the new cool gadgets. joshua topolsky is here tongiht, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] always got cool inventions. it's fun. this is fun tonight. i just -- today's friday. [ cheers and applause ] usually on friday i usually catch up on some personal stuff. you know, check my inbox, return some e-mails, write thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: is that what you usually do on fridays? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: what do you usually do on fridays? don't you have time in the week? >> jimmy: personal stuff like -- >> steve: friday comes every week. every week there's a friday. >> jimmy: that's correct. >> steve: you could plan it out a little better. >> jimmy: i check my personal -- my inbox. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: check my e-

mr. sharp? jeremy sharp: it certainly is not, as john points out. but we are at a moment and one of the interesting strategic things to think about in terms of this conflict in yemen and really what has been going on in the so-called arab spring began in 2011 isn't this concept of regional integration. albeit military or economic, something that has been talked about for decades, right? if you look at just from the economic side, saudi arabia kuwait, the uae are financially supporting countries that fiscally cannot do it themselves anymore, whether it is egypt jordan, certainly yemen needs the assistance. all of these countries now. thegcc -- the gcc says they have the finances now but the cost of the region are going up exponentially, whether it is military integration or and -- or economic integration. who knows how operationally this joint force will work or where it will be deployed in the future. this may be the beginning of the -- we're at a point where we cannot laugh is often more. oh yeah, they talk about integration and they make deals tha

mr. anthony: thank you, jeremy. mr. des roches: thank you very much, dr. anthony. i feel like the forgotten member of that 1970's supergroup -- [indiscernible] mr. des roches: ok. my remarks also do not reflect the view of the national defense university or the united states government. it is always awkward when you are in violent this agreement with members of the podium, but i would like to address a few aspects, focusing on security aspects of yemen and its neighbors. i won't get too wonky, but you can let me know about questions if you want to know about tanks or missile-guided weapons. it is clear that it was a mistake to leave -- in yemen. the calculus at the time was that it would prevent conflict and bloodshed, a move that with hindsight i admit this, considerable hindsight, that was misguided. it is not clear that he retained the loyalty of many parts of the armed forces. the extent to which yemeni armed forces are loyal to him were brought into question with the summer upon's rapid advance into the capital. it ended with his house arrest and interrogation

mr. selfridge. >> the pbs masterpiece period starring jeremy piven in the title role. >> we are going to dazzle the huge over in the uk. >> yes. >> it has yet to be as huge here in the u.s. >> yes. >> why do you think that is? >> do you want the truth or do you want -- i could -- >> i would like the truth. >> or i could give you the -- >> thanks for asking my preference. >> the truth of the matter is, that pbs has the best pedigree of shows on the air, and the reality is we took a different playing field. >> the marketing isn't there there is for other shows. >> and it is an interesting cultural experiment, how long does it take a show to break with word of mouth? >> i hate this. >> i hate it! >> of course he has never been the kind of guy to wait for things to happen. >> jeremy samuel piven was actually born to a hive on the stage. his parents ran a chicago area drama school, so, of course, he tried his hand at football. >> i thought i was the unique football player but i was viciously mediocre and undersized. >> that is a bad combo let's be honest. >> but on stage and later on camera, he was a bi

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please welcome back to the show, jeremy renner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, mr. gq.ber two, for really opening up to us about hawkeye. [ laughter ] that was so great. >> you got his back story a a little bit. >> jimmy: i learned a lot. i did not know hawkeye played trombone in ska band. [ laughter ] you should tell everybody that jeremy was here yesterday doing stills with all the things in cats and the berets. he was here for hours, last night, doing that stuff. thank you for doing that and putting that much work -- >> thank you for putting on the booth. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, you have a a collection of scarves and berets. which is fantastic. my favorite is, i can open a a pickle jar. >> yeah, that's not bad. not bad. >> jimmy: you didn't overact that piece. you just open it. you're like -- >> what's up? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's up? who opens a pickle jar and says, "what's up?" afterwards. so, lame. you're a great singer. you've been on the show and i forced you to sing once or twice before. >> i know man. >> jimmy: you did not want to do it.

mr. rubbing benefit. >> i have 3 minutes is that right. >> just a couple of things that were said i want to he'd i'll talk about the configuration and the programming one jeremy paul recommended them until now hose noted here i met with jeremy paul he knows his way around in constant contact with the planning department and talked about potential districts i have trouble with that as well you know we working with the san francisco day school a potential district for 10 years at what point do you releases accident constraint on what was a potential district especially, when necessary have no rules the board raised that in response to scott sanchezs presentations so you know, i tend to g ago but the truth it ceqa a a potential district i've done 5 to 10 homes it's been subject to the same constraint and they'll say go get an environmental eir if you want to get aren't issue that's not practical so that's what was imposed on this project let me show you a little bit more first of all, that was as far as i i confirmed with alice that the concession on the third-story throughout the discussions been no third-story period? the first time we've had any concession on

jeremy peters in washington. >> looking at the clip and willie and i were laughing because when i said oh we'll see if he chooses walmart or -- >> he chose -- >> walmart. >> mrn the front page of the "new york times" this morning. exposed visions in gop ranks. you actually yes, the democrats are all on one side but this debate is really raging between a republican mayor in indianapolis against a republican governor. you've got asa hutchinson saying that his son is -- >> that's a good one. >> is signing a petition telling him to veto the law, and then you've got jeb bush debating himself. so this is really it's republican against republican. >> well and it shows maybe -- >> shows divisions on this issue. >> exactly. and whether or not the party will sort of find its way into the future. this will certainly help with big businesses chiming in and big businesses that are run by republicans in some cases. >> it's interesting. big businesses willie and also younger republicans. as asa hutchinson said governor of arkansas there's a real generational divide. yesterday you go to cpac supposed to be like the right wing's right wing -- good luck finding people going a

mr. president if you'll allow me i just want to read their names into the record. ross almadine. jamie bishop brian bloom ryan clark austin michelle kloid, josselin nowak daniel alejandro cueva matthew gwaltney jeremy herbstreet emily hillshire, matthew laporte, henry lee liviu lebrecue lauren mccain, daniel o'neill juan ramon ortiz aaron peterson, michael polley julia pride mary karen reed, reamos ramaha, leslie sherman, maxine turner, and nicole white. 32 precious, precious people of amazing accomplishment and even more amazing promise. 17 others were shot that day and wounded. six others were not shot but were injured leaping from windows in a classroom building to escape the carnage. and so many others were affected mr. president first responders pastors counselors the entire hokie nation is what we call the virginia tech community. i know there has been a presentation on the floor about mental health issues and first responders, some of the most painful discussions i had in the aftermath of this shooting and i had many with family members and students who were injured but some of the most painful were first responders, the e.m.t.'s on the scene included students who were volunteering at the ca