in comment on the issues that you asked for comment on, thank you to mr. perry for his good work in providing responses on this. i'd like to add one thing to that, is that the assumption that the conditional use would be the limiting factor on cannabis opening in late hours is a little bit of a red herring. state law requires that all cannabis sales cease before 10:00 p.m. at least that is how i understand the current law. and it's not proposed for expansion. in terms of suggested metrics, we're willing to accept the recommendations of planning staff. it's our opinion that the impact is going to be unnoticeable, and that any actual disturbance that is created by an ongoing use, we wouldn't tolerate, and we wouldn't be in support of continuing. we want this to be a cooperative neighborhood venture that we're changing. you know, on tuesday there was an e-mail blast from telegraph hill dwellers that said, important, this may be your last chance. got to stop 4:00 a.m. this is the nose on the edge of the tent, that if this happens, all the other nightclubs are going

europe and eurasia at the american foreign policy council i'm happy to welcome to the day wayne mary mr perry joins us tonight from our studios in washington mr barry it's good to see you how realistic do you rank the claim that russia was provoked by ukraine that ukrainian ships provoked russia's navy. the term provocation is used in that part of the world a great deal i tend to not take it too seriously i'm not saying however that this incident is not serious and that it could not lead to an escalation that is certainly true unfortunately a confrontation something like this in the straits of care has been some has been awaited by observers for many months the problem is that five years ago these straits were an international border between crimea you which was ukrainian and russia after russia season annexed ukraine russia claims that these straits are part of its own domestic internal sovereignty ukraine obviously disputes that it doesn't accept the seizure of crimea and in its view russia has no sovereign claim to these straits now the two countries russia and ukraine share the sea of us

most beautiful girl in the world ♪ peter: one of my all-time favorite singers is the ultra-cool mr. perryl songs from stage and screen? here's a show tune that became a number one hit from my wonderful mother-in-law, rosemary clooney. >> ♪ hey there, you with the stars in your eyes ♪ >> ♪ where do i begin to tell the story of how great a love can be ♪ >> ♪ jean jean roses are red ♪ >> ♪ what's it all about, alfie? is it just for the moment we live ♪ >> ♪ to dream the impossible dream to fight the unbeatable foe ♪ peter: oh, that is such a pretty melody. i love relaxing to music like that and sharing it with friends. debby: i think that is what makes "the music of your life" collection so special. it's filled with great instrumentals and beautiful ballads. ♪ >> ♪ there's a ship lies rigged and ready in the harbor tomorrow for old england she sails ♪ >> ♪ so i sing you to sleep after the loving with a song i just wrote yesterday ♪ >> ♪ and you light up my life you give me hope ♪ >> ♪ i'm sorry for all the lies i told you i'm sorry for the things i didn't say ♪ debby: there have always been

numbers they're doing the best they've ever done and it reflects it really is rick perry reflective in the polls yes mr president i'm from brooklyn so you understand. my question is on health care how's that possible to keep premiums down and cover preexisting conditions without the individual mandate to fund it well first of all what we're doing and where if you look at the department of labor also secretary separately separate secretary is what they've done they've come up with some incredible health care plans which is causing great competition and driving the prices right there but we are getting rid of the individual mandate because it was very unfair to a lot of people but at the same time we're cover. the people that need it but the individual mandate was a disaster because people that couldn't necessarily afford it were having to pay for the privilege of not having to pay for health care and it was bad health care then so we are working in many plans for health care we're creating tremendous competition we had obamacare repealed and replaced unfortunately one person changed his mind at the last

perry says that in all of course the big bad yanks say no more for you to go do this and i need you to take me away mr manning is a yeah. he. was here already. it was because of their children that cody and ron decided to leave the gang life style they say to be better dads than the one stain your. bridge i know has the sevens highest population of aboriginal people in canada and like many parts of the country spurgeon road says it has its own story of discrimination and racism against first nations. it takes us to a cemetery not far away from a former residential school in the giant such schools were established to remove indigenous children from the influence of their own families and to assimilate them into your old canadian culture. part of word started as a whole. i mean impact of colonialism and the decision to to try and wipe out an entire culture all people group. and there are spots like this all over scotch right like this is not an unusual spot sadly so when you've got people that are disposable. for generations it's not surprising that they you know need to resort to other ways of living.

rex tillman at the state department, former texas governor rick perry at the department of energy. since mr. pruitt's ouster, the trump administration nominated king coal's favorite son andrew wheeler to head the e.p.a. mr. wheeler is a former coal industry lobbyist and has down played the -- downplayed the recent science on the devastating impacts to come from climate change. after these reports came out, he said, quote, i have some questions about the assumptions. these are assumptions vetted by 300 leading scientists in the united states and across the planet. the only question, i believe, is why someone like andrew wheeler is put in charge at the e.p.a. a coal lobbyist is now the head of the e.p.a. e.p.a. just turns into every polluter's ally. that's the net result of what donald trump has done at that agency. the trump administration is also moving to freeze fuel economy standards rather than pushing for the historic and technically achievable goal of 54.5 miles per gallon by the year 2025. now, i am the author of the 2007 law that required the first fuel economy increase in 32 years,

mrs. bieber. >>> all right, now to an update this morning on aerosmith's joe perry.ollapsed backstage at a billy joel concert in madison square garden here in new york after making a cameo. tmz reports perry had been dealing with lung congestion for many weeks and earlier this week he tweeted fans he was doing well and thanked them for all the love and support. we are so happy you're doing better, joe. >> speaking as a boston boy he has been behind some of the best rock 'n' roll songs over the last 30, 40 years. >> yep. >> he's an icon. >> he is. he really is. >> stay safe. >> aerosmith. >> aerosmith. >> you want me to start singing? >> you know what, dan is actually the one bona fide rock star on this table. >> rock star? i don't know about that. maybe at home in the mirror. >> i think you're a rock star. >> thanks. >>> sending out our congratulations to billy idol. the "white wedding" singer became a u.s. citizen. the u.s. citizenship and immigration services tweeted out a collage of images of the ceremony writing, it's a nice day for a naturalization ceremony and

perry mason experience. any way it was in a unmarked building in a bland conference room. >> was mr.imself there. >> no, and i told myself in advance that if bob mueller appeared, i would literally just throw my hands forward and say, just arrest me. because i had heard he hadn't shone up for anyone else's. >> goldstone's the lawyers peppered him with questions many dealing with replaces that appeared to tie trump to russia. >> my connection to the trumps, trump's connection to the agalarov was abagalarov as connection to the kremlin. trump's connection to the kremlin and agalarovs it all made sense what they wanted to talk about. i was fill in as much as i knew. >> next goldstone agreed to be a voluntary witness this time in front of robert mueller's grand jury. >> i was picked up by two fbi agents and driven a an underground entrance to yet another unremarkable building. the room is like a school room. it has three tiers. it was like a lecture room in a college. about 22 or 23 people across the three tiers. >> what do you think they wanted you to tell the grand jury? i mean the tru

mr. bush served in the air national guard during the vietnam war. his father received the distinguished flying cross after being shot down in world war ii. >>> aerosmith guitarist joe perry hospital. the 68-year-old collapsed backstage during a concert in new york with billy joel. he had just played aerosmith's "walk this way." perry is reportedly alert and responsive after suffering shortness of breath. >>> a safety alert concerning a popular brand of scooters loom scooters, taking them out of service because they could break apart while in use, and that may have contributed to two deaths. some employees told "the washington post" they reported the defect months ago. other lime scooters were recalled last month because of a fire risk. >>> a bit of divorces brewing. millercoors currently brews all bottles of pabst beers, but now it wants to stop. it says pabst doesn't want to pay enough, and pabst claims millercoors is trying to put them out of business. the lawsuit over their contract dispute goes to trial today in milwaukee. >>> well, coming up, a special honor for actress halle berry. >>> but first, swept out to sea on a swan raft. one mother's warning to all parents

perry: there was no reason to do that. it made very little difference to me since my immediate concern was an attempt at resuscitation. mr. cronkite: the nature of the throat wound can no longer be verified. no records remain and no pictures were taken before the doctor cut through it in an attempt to relieve the breathing of the patient. they were engaged in a desperate struggle to keep the president alive. all else was secondary. their task was impossible. one of the shots had virtually destroyed the head of the president. even as they worked, the president died. the scene was turbulent and disorderly. the press and the public were clamoring for news. dr. parry was rushed from the emergency room to a press conference where he was badgered into giving a description of the wound. the network, he told the press, looked like an entry wound. in the transcript of the news conference, there is no doubt that the doctor made a sound that he had a firm opinion. the reporter's flash to the news. in that moment of confusion, this established once and for all a conviction that at least one bullet had been fired from the front of th

deputies outside perris high school.but says the way she was treated that day still haunts her.ralph rios/attorney "she's grabbed by the hair and pulled down and body slammed to the sidewalk. mrsalenica never resisted and you can tell by the video, she never struck him, she didn't have any weapons, she didn't try to run away."valencia was selling flowers during the high school graduation ceremony last june. according to the sheriffs department, she did not have a permit.and she and several other vendors were blocking traffic by walking into the street.in a statement they released after the arrest, they said valencia, who at the time was identified as juanita mendez-medrano, is the only one who resisted when they tried to give her a citation. quote: "unfortunately, the video did not capture the other vendors cooperating with the citation process, nor did it capture our officer's repeated efforts to convince ms. mendez-medrano to do the same."ralph rios/attorney"just because the individual has brown skin and doesn't appear to understand the english language doesn't mean that individual is here illegally, doesn't mean that individual is a bad person."her attorneys say she is a u-

mr. shaw or this case. we worked too hard for me to ruin it by a casual comment. >> four months ago you said you solved the assassination. at that time you didn't know perry rousseau. yet perry rousseau turns out is your main witness in the preliminary hearing. >> right. >> is he still your main witness? >> no. there are others and i would not describe perry rousseau as the main witness. let me say the major part of our case up to that time was circumstantial. again, i don't want to touch in any way on the case against the defendant, but we knew months before that. the key people involved, but there was no basis for moving at that time. >> you say lee harvey oswald did not kill president kennedy. who did kill him? >> well, first of all, if i knew the names of the individuals behind the grassy noll, where we know they were and the stone wall, i would not tell you and couldn't hear. there is no question about the fact that they were there. there's no question in our minds what the dominant race of these individuals was, and no question about the motive. in the course of time we will have the names of every one of them. the reason for officer tippit's murder