mulligan's unavailability and mr. hu hutchinson new availability. the request was made. >> thank you. mr. and mrs. tang. you have three minutes to sponsored to this request. >> pamela tang appellant. good evening. we firmly object to the permit applicant's request for continuance. the board already given the permit applicant five weeks when originally, the board required the comprehensive plan in one week. it's been zero progress in five weeks. what will another five weeks accomplish? we've seen many contractors coming in and out our neighbor's house. there's no legitimate reason why the revision permit is not ready. at the previous hearing, the board asked for comprehensive plan. the plan consist of two parts this are prepared separately. revision permit specifically to including removal of the two windows and limited access agreement negotiated with us that will allow the permit flight access -- applicant to access our property. this log shows our good faith effort to initiate and negotiate the access agreement these past five weeks. it also shows

and the bridge has to send you a bill in the mail it will be 9.75.here's bridge district gm denis mulligan explain how that money will be used.sotthe principle way we use our tolls is subsidizing bus and ferry service. 57 percent of our budget goes to buses and ferry's. that gets people out of their cars and off the streets of san francisco. that is how we spend our tolls and the equity lens affects both sides. the extent that we raise tolls puts less pressure on our buss tolls. unfortunately, we have to strike a balance between how we collect tolls from motorists and how we collect from bus and ferry users.now, tolls on the bridge have been creeping up for years. friday morning we talked to commuters to see how they feel about this plan.sotit could be tough for someone on a budgetsoti think it would help get people out of their cars and into buses and ferries.the bridge district says it did conduct and extensive public outreach campaign to educate the public about this plan, but admit that compared to years past very few people chimed in. at today's meeting no one spoke publicly about the

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. >> i'm glad that new york is trying to buy a mulligan. i just don't think it will work.ave decided to leave. i hope i'm wrong. i think we made an incredible stupid, stupid move on our part. protesting this peer request do not include me. when you say our part. [laughter] >> what john is saying is true. i'm quoting word for word what ocasio-cortez said the data amazon said they were not going to do it. she said new yorkers defeated amazon 's corporate greed and it is worker exploitation. how does $150,000 per year for an amazon worker add up to exploitation? worker exploitation, that is crazy! >> can i mention, david, while she was saying this, her campaign, if you look at the disclosures had almost 70 disbursements to amazon web services and amazon.com during her campaign. so she thought they were horrible and explicated and greedy and she use them anyway. so i think it says a lot. >> we have been on t.v. for 20 minutes and she has been 23 of them. so something is working well. >> she is getting her time! >> this is what -- [multiple speakers] >> i am not sure amazon lea

. >> yeah, that seems likely there has been some talk about negotiating some kind of one-time mulligan where this emergency stands, but then they put up some vote, some show vote, which is essentially a show vote to change the emergency act going forward. you seem confident the republican votes are holding. we'll see tomorrow whether that bears out. i'm not sure whether i would place my bet. senator blumenthal, thank you so much for taking the time. >> thank you. >>> all right. we have more details on a very exciting event that's coming up on "all in." in just five day, he will be hosting msnbc's first town hall of the election season. we're going to be talking with 2020 hopeful kirsten gillibrand. we're going to meet in the all important state of michigan, where she'll make her case to be the democratic nominee for president. and here is the thing. you can be part of this special event. we're taping in auburn hills, michigan, on monday afternoon. there are full details on how to register for the town hall on our website, allin.msnbc.com. it's going to be a great time. i'd love to see

usually you don't get a mulligan when it comes to this type of thing. we would like to be able to buy one but i'm not sure what he can offer. he already won the beauty pageant and they walked away, you know, right when they were getting the trophy. liz: who needed the headache. >> exactly. lou: robe liz: great to see you. >> great to be on. thank you. liz: walgreens facing head winds. with the closing bell ringing in 36 minutes, walgreens is a dow component but it's the biggest drag right now on the dow 30 after the drugstore chain said it continues to face head winds on reimbursement and pressure from the deflation of generics. right now, it's down $4.83 to $66 and change. >>> up next, to long-time entertainment c-suite executives are now the first casualties of at & t's content consolidation. we warned you of this yesterday. it's today's fox business brief. >>> plus the viral video that china's biggest smartphone maker says it had nothing to do with. just what are these kids singing and dancing about and what does it mean when it comes to the trade ba

i've interviewed people who played golf with him and described him taking three, four file mulligansme and putting down the score cord -- the score card that he got this and that. so all of the things donald says are untrue but just invite a television news crew to follow him through 18 holes. >> i don't think that is likely to happen. >> i don't either. >> it is sort of a metaphor for how he governs. he's a good golfer and he doesn't need to cheat but he does any way. as david suggested, the floating milligans, whenever he wants -- >> a milligan is a bad -- that didn't count. >> you count the shot and then he throws them away at the end and i hit for par. my handicap is at scratch. you can't do both. throw away all of your bad shots and claim you've had a perfect -- >> can you imagine him writing a biography of his presidency. a lot of people are buying it. 46% at last count think he is doing great. dana bill mank and david k. johnston. when asked about whether president trump should be impeached and speaker pelosi said he's just not worth it. but does congress have a duty, my thoug

"i don't-- i don't-- just-- i'll take a mulligan there."ut trump is ready for a fight-- and not just metaphorically. here's what he said in a recent interview with the "brietbart." "you know, the left plays a tougher game. it's very funny. i actually think that the people on the right are tougher, but they don't play it tougher. okay? i can tell you i have the support of the police, the support of the military, the support of the bikers for trump. i have the tough people, but they don't play it tough-- until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad." okay, no big deal. i just want to point out the president of the united states just threatened to terrorize his opponents with the police, a military junta, and roving biker gangs. ( laughter ) it's all part of his new slogan: "make america great again, and if you don't, spider here will whip you with a bike chain." at times like these-- at times like these, i think about the president we could have had, hillary clinton. not perfect, but, you know, not publicly threat

because all they really face in pass/fail is quantitative parts some terms are harder they can gaet a mulliganuled out the chance of the banks failing a stress test. that's big progress. not groundbreaking from like a year ago but it's definitely moving in the right direction for the banks on the regulatory front. >> and cuts back on the time to cut a c-car proposal in place. it's thousands of pages to putt together and getting this piece removed is a good thing. there usually is a white paper coming out maybe we'll get commentary about the balance sheet and that i think people were disappointed about. so let's see what they have to say but this is a step in the right direction, for sure. >> i think the broader thing which is not a development yesterday, it was sort of confirmed but we knew about it, under 250 billion in assets you don't face this now and that is the bullish call for those mid sized banks and a reason to merge like we saw. that's something we knew about smaller banksbenefitted more than the big banks. >> i don't know, mike. they had a bad day today not a single s&p sector bank