i am sure any of the architects and project sponsors that were here, mr. levy, and mr.aul, they're well aware that all of the projects that have come out in the past four or five years consists of humongous mcmansions mraus pop out. as such, the neighbors do deserve to get a notice. what is so terrible about notifying the neighbors about a pop-out that will be a huge project. we only have the right to hear about this. and also another thing i wanted to point out is the planning commission did vote for these changes, plus the modification. however, they did not decide on the format of the notification. yes, maybe a postca but we don't know what will go on that postcard on how big or small that postcard will be. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm benjamin marks. i wanted to come out, first of all, to voice my voice in support of the additional notifications for tenants. i think that it is really good that these notifications are moving primarily online. it's environmentally-friendly and makes it more accessible in addition to being multilingual.

donald trump says he will impose a 10% levy on $200 billion worth of chinese goods if ageing goes through with its tariffs. in his announcement, mrted his concern that the trade relationship between the two countries is unbalanced and said that china showed no intention of stopping the forced the american intellectual property to chinese firms. both allegations he had made several times before. what happens next? the chinese have pledged to respond with their own measures if the trump administration goes ahead, by the us president appears to be in no mood to ease the tensions that have already pondered nervousness on the world stock markets. is it any further retaliation will be met with even more tariffs. how our financial markets reacting to all of this? let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. no surprise at all to see heavy losses across the board in asia, really. that's right. a sell—off in both the chinese exchanges and the hong kong stock exchange. basically driving asian equities to four—month lows after president trump threatened new ta riffs after president trump threatened new tariffs

know, but some don't, that to create the levies, the engineer and designer o who made it took a river that was over here and chopped it off and put it like no, mr. river, you're going to come over here and be between the levies. of course very soon after the levies were completed, dallas was saved from a 500-year flood that would have raageded the city. it's an amazing, it's fortuitous and amazing. what we're trying to do now is to imagine a way that we can make the flood way more usable. and obviously you don't collaborate with nature. just like most of relationships with our moms. my mom any way. you don't do what you're told, there's far worse punishment than what would come from your father and mother nature cyst sinist cysts in the trinity we really understand what's happening here. now what's pe keel lar is that none of the water flows naturally. it's entirely regulate d throug a series of dams and reservoirs upstream. i would say in a nutshell, yikd describe our approach as this. the river ok pccupies an uncomfortable channel. the it's eating away constantly. so the first thing we're doing is we're tipping back the banks. to give the riv

dollars as of next month over what mr trump calls unfair trade practices the european union is hitting back against u.s. tariffs on steel and alum indian by imposing levies on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars including on its tariff hit list blue jeans motorcycles and whiskey e.u. maybe united on that matter but on other issues of trade cracks beginning to show italy's new government is threatening not to ratify the used trade deal with canada the italians say the agreement doesn't protect certain regional products like johnno and pursuit and uncle mikel is threatening a tougher stance as we'll hear in a moment so from blue jeans to blue cheese kale so wound. hit us with tariffs and we'll hit you back that was china's response to the latest twist in a dispute pitting the world's two biggest economies against each other. if the united states imposes unilateral protectionist measures that harm china's interests we'll react quickly and take the necessary steps to resolutely say all guards are fair. right. a clear statement of intent just a day after us secretary of state mike pompei you met his chinese counterpart in beijing but

steel industry was also still in the end of industry levies it was also the end of levies imposed by the by the trunk trip of mr ministrations trace in the e.u. you that's a new addition to the new addition to aluminum aluminum employment ports the president sorts the president cited national security inside his national security interests as being behind the move trysts being behind the move brussels and washington are also brussels and washington are also log heads over the us this is all the heads over the us decision to get into a band abandon the brand brand new nuclear deal plea deal. but is but is a term the terms to present to preserve serve that that agreement afaik to agreement after failing dealing the u.k. u.k. france france and germany have sent a lemony of six atlanta letter to top american official top american officials there are skills they're asking them to spare and even them to spare a european companies from same police actions from sanctions that would be would be reentering imposed the host on the round on the round little little on the sunless shabbir razvi believes shabbir razvi believe

a levy that they look at that from what we all know the no confidence motion is likely to go through which means mr petro censures will be the new prime minister and i would like to be the first to congratulate him it will be this chamber that will make the decision and it is up to all of us to abide by the mandate of the popular sovereignty represented here. well the big question now in spain is just how long centuries can govern for because as i said he has barely a quarter of the votes in congress we expect to see some furious horse trading in the next few days bridges built with part of a most left wing party regional parties because if the government is not stable spain could be seeing its third general election in as many years so we certainly look as if we're going to be having some rocky months ahead so we should gear up for the election for christmas and i guess so for now though martin robert symmetry thanks very much for that. political analyst paolo ruffo nate thinks the new government will be able to bring changes to spain's relationship with the european union. the end of the governme

other countries are levying now against the united states that a lot of agriculture 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 so if he maintains this sort of position and we follow in theory a road towards a global trade war what's that going to look like in twenty eighteen. well i think first of all 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 terrorism on everybody else this is the united states levying terror on everybody else and then everybody else retaliating against the united states so what this will look like in twenty eight senior and potentially beyond is a more and more economically and politically isolated america but the rest of the world pretty much carrying on to the best of its ability just without the united states which is the what doesn't for the moment jacob kirkegaard thanks so much for joining us from washington d.c. . the u.s. says the chinese government hackers have stole

other countries are levying now against the united states that a lot of agriculture 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 senior and potentially beyond is a more and more economically and politically isolated america but the rest of the world pretty much carrying on to the best of its ability just without the united states meanwhile russian president vladimir putin has been in beijing announcing trade and investment agreements with his chinese counterpart putin was given a medal by xi jinping who called the russian leader his best friend florence three reports from beijing. a friendship medal for russian president vladimir putin awarded for what china says is putin'

mr trump tweeted that he was surprised that harley davidson — of all companies — was the first to ‘wave the white flag'. the eu duties were imposed in retaliation for new american leviesan steel and aluminium. chris buckler reports. from the roar of the engine to to the iconic image, harley—davidson evokes a sense of america. but fewer will be made in the usa. steel has been targeted by the eu in the tit—for—tat trade battle with america. it was wisconsin's best business. although donald trump is boasted this of harley—davidson: made in america. harley—davidson. the company that he welcomed to the white house is looking to shift much of its production overseas. the european union is trying to punish us workers because they have engaged repeatedly in unfair trade practices and the president is saying enough is enough and we would like to work with the eu on a level playing field. when donald trump imposed steep tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium, retaliation was expected. and the european union have focused on all american products, made in the heartlands where the president has sought support, like bluejeans, bourbon, and harley—davidsons. one of these motorcyc

other countries are levying now against the united states that a lot of agriculture 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 one 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 beyond is a more and more economically and politically isolated america but the rest of the world pretty much carrying on to the best of its ability just without the united states. i may be a topic of discussion in canada but i'm glad i'm here putin is hoffa a world away at a gathering hosted by chinese president xi jinping emphasizing their friendly personal relations the two leaders went to an ice hockey match in china's northern port city of ten gin on arrival putin was given a medal by sea you called the russian leade

other countries are levying now against the united states that a lot of agriculture 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 one 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 senior and potentially beyond is a more and more economically and politically isolated america but the rest of the world pretty much carrying on to the best of its ability just without the united states. meanwhile russian president vladimir putin has been in beijing announcing trade and investment agreements with his chinese counterpart put in was given a medal by xi jinping who called the russian leader his best friend florence we are reports from beijing. a friendship medal for russian president vladimir putin awarded for what china says is

mr. sanford, my dear friend, just a personality clash that wasn't very productive between the two men. >> so the president is for levying tariffs. republican party has not traditiona for levying tariffs. they've been for free trade. the republican party has traditionally been for lowering the national debt. the tax bill raised the national debt. the republican party has not traditionally been in favor of propping up companies with government subsidies. that's what president is proposing to do, or at least government help with the coal industry. the republican party has not been in favor of talking to dictators before, but the president went and he met with kim jong-un. the republican party has been antagonistic to russia. the president is not antagonistic to russia. is this the republican party? or is it the donald trump party? >> ihink that your question unfairly poses those as binary issues. republicans aren't for exclusively for openborders. we want fair trade and that's been a part of the message from republicans for a generation. nixon went to china and met with people who did not precisely hold our values or our i

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 one 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 senior and potentially beyond is a more and more economically and politically isolated america but the rest of the world pretty much carrying on to the best of its ability just without the united states meanwhile russian president vladimir putin has been in beijing announcing trade and investment agreements with his chinese counterpart put in was given a medal by xi jinping who call the russian leader his best friend florence we report something. a friendship medal for russian president vladimir putin awarded for what china says is putin's ou

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 beyond is a more and more economically and politically isolated america but the rest of the world pretty much carrying on to the best of its ability just without the united states that he maybe it's a good discussion in that some i say in canada over vladimir putin is half a world away he's at the gathering the being hosted by the chinese president xi jinping emphasizing their friendly personal relations the two leaders went to an ice hockey match in the northern port city of changi on arrival mr patient was given a medal by

to levy additional poalat on the owner of the inon post in revenge for its reporting and people who have kneeled to protest police brutality at the book games have seen their careers -- explode. mr. peterson has been hounded by threats and trolls and misogynist invective. use] >> jordan, we will have three minutes up on the screen. please respond to what you have heard. >> i guess i would like to send out a challenge in somewhat the same format as mr. fry did to people on the moderate left. i studied totalitarianism for a very long time. those the left and on the right, in the various forms. i think we have done a pretty decent job of determining when right-wing's beliefs become dangerous. i think they become dangerous when that people who stand on the right to evoke notions of rioral superiority or ethnic something like that. it is fairly easy to draw a box around them. i think we have done a pretty good job of that. what i failed to see happening on the left, regards to the sensible left because such a thing exists, is for the same thing to happen in regards to the radical left. here is an open question. if it is not diversity, inclusivity, and equity, that mark out the two ex

mr. brown: h.r. 33 2 requires the bureau of land management to disclaim interest in 230 acres of land in northern louisiana. the land at issue was originally surveyed in 1842, transferred to the levy district in 1892 and conveyed to private owners in 1904. b.l.m. conducted a resurvey a in 1967 realizing that certain lands were omitted from previous federal surveys. the resurvey puts more than 200 acres of land previously thought to have belonged to louisiana. until recently, the results of this resurvey were ignored or forgotten and there are several homeowners with clouded titles and some confusion concerning the ownership of mineral rights. they are working to authorize conveyance under the appropriate of color of title act. it authorizes the b.l.m. to convey public land that have been acquired by peaceful adverse possession often caused by historical surveying anomalies. however, the color of title act is not authorized to transfer of mineral rights owned by the united states, which is why this bill is necessary. to be clear, under most circumstances, we would not support legislation to transfer federal mineral rights without fair compensation to the american taxpayer, but this

mr trump to tell him the move was "illegal" — a term echoed by bernd lange, chair of the european parliament's international trade committee. here in the uk, international trade secretary liam fox said the levyng means for uk exporters, and us business on the receiving end. you know, if there was steel on the water yesterday travelling to the us from the uk, at five o'clock this morning uk time, that steel would now be 25% more expensive to that us manufacturing company that it was being sold to. this is actually going to damage the us economy much more, ina going to damage the us economy much more, in a way, than it would damage our economy. president trump is effectively shooting himself in the foot. he thinks it is going to save jobs. independent reports say that for every onejob he jobs. independent reports say that for every one job he saves in the us steel sector, he will lose fourjobs in the us manufacturing sector. this is not the right solution to address a global problem of global overca pacity a global problem of global overcapacity in the steel sector. it just beggars belief really. joining us now is charles de lusignan, a spokesperson from eurofer — the european steel associatio

levy certain restrictions against a list of countries. host: paul is next. caller: i would like to point out one issue that people have been overlooking. mr.mp definitely overlooked it. 11, of the 19 hijackers that hijacked airplanes that day, 15 of them were from saudi arabia. muslims fromn saudi arabia? i believe he is a big it. he probably has some financial arabia. in saudi please answer that question. thet: i think administration's argument has been the countries on the list -- have that in deficiencies. saudi arabia has raised questions because of the terrorist attacks including september 11. it is unclear why they were left off the list. i don't believe the administration has made the case for why they were included or not included. host: the president addressed the upholding of the travel ban. ruling justme court it is a victory for the american people and our constitution. this is a great victory for our constitution. we have to be to, we have to be safe. at a minimum we have to make sure that we've that people coming into the country. we know who is coming in. we just have to know who is coming here. all of the attacks from the m

levied? johan: i do. look, there is this softest, ft-ish/hard-ish deadline. the markets are less liquid than they can otherwise be. i would imagine there can be topping us. knowing mrump, you can be a bit mercurial, so he might escalate it. china seems to understand qte well that it is better off with a liberal trade regime rather than a tariff war, so it's not really in their interest to escalate unlesthey really want to have to in the sense of standing up to mr. trump, but i think they will back down. there is a huge amount of permutations here. try and focus on where the imct is going to be. to answer your question, guess. i would be surprised if the markets just took a thing when view of this in light of the potentially sort -- sanguine view in might of this in the next weeks and months. got to: as cio, you have come up with something for your clients and the bank itself as to where you are going to be safe. is it a classic move into or under the mattress sort of stuff? johan: i do not think it is as bad as get under the mattress. i will keep in mind that this is not a one such a scenario at the moment. we still have the interplay between u.s. and european mone