two of the founding parlt ners are still owners today, richard sander and patricia unterman who continue to operate hayes industrial grill. both businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. staff finds the businesses have met the three criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy business registry. there are two draft resolutions for consideration, one for each of the legacy business registry applicants. note that a motion in support of the businesses should be a motion in favor of the resolutions. in the resolutions, please pay close attention to the core physical features or traditions that define the business. once approved by the small business commission, the businesses must maintain these physical features or traditions in order to remain on the legacy business registry. for balboa cafe, it's restaurant and bar, and for hayes street grill, it's restaurants. this concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions. i believe -- i know there are business representatives in attendance, and they may wish to speak to you on behalf of

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why sarah sanders puts up with him, move on and decide i if cnn wants to send somebody in to cover the president. >> i worked for a couple of presidents that might have thrown him out, richard nixon. >> ronald reagan too. >> ronald reagan didn't get pushed around by the press, as you recall. lou: he demanded respect. >> and the president deserves rpt. lou: but i love the idea that he's allowed to care about the country. well, my goodness, he's talking about the president of the united states. >> his behavior has been insulting. he want to report on the white house, he can do that. lou: he's just an annoying sun of a gun. and i want to compliment the white house for putting up with that nonsense in his share -- well, whatever you want to call whatever he is. let's turn to the blue wave. suddenly that left-wing media, cnn amongst them, just delighting in how close the race was in the 12th district in kansas and they're bragging about how close this is and how it means a blue wave in november. your thoughts? >> my thoughts, from 50 years of doing campaigns, you don't win unless you get the most votes. coming in a cool second doesn't mean much. lou: unless you're a democrat. >>

sarah sanders said to sneak a recording device into the situation room shows a blatant disregard for security. she said to brag about it on national tv further proves a lack of character. richard: thank you for that record, kelly. >>> in the confirmation process for supreme court nominee is set to ramp up in the coming weeks. as hearings get under way, senator chuck grassley anaunlsed that kavanaugh's confirmation hearings will start on tuesday, september 4th when lawmakers return from the august recess. he said he expects the hearings to last between three and four days. earlier this month senator said that he believes the judiciary committee should be able to wrap up kavanaugh's consideration within two weeks after the hearings end, adding that the nomination would likely reach the full senate floor days after that. fellow judiciary member and senate majority whip john corn ensa en said that the senate should be able to vote before next term which begins in october. >>> still ahead, another deadly weekend in chicago. the steps officials are taking to try to combat the violence there. plus, reversing course. embattled republican congressman chris collins now suspends his reel

richard fowler to you first. >> how are you? >> did -- how does this move the party even further to the left? does it raise the chances of somebody more likely bernie sanders this does superdelegates party elites in party a very, very long time don't have as much pour as they once had they will not be apple big delegate count how many nonvetting people to vote for you emboss a candidate what is going to happen here the voters the democratic voters in primaries based crews the crown caucus states have say their say will matter more than party elites i think a good thing. dagen: before i move on to cabot the "the wall street journal" writes about this day reminded that democrats also changes theed rules to diminish role of insiders after 1968 feet george mcgov erin gmcgofren got nominated. >> voters know what they want all across the country i think voices there to be heard, as we get into primary season right now we have a very crowded field of contenders nobody announced still crowded, i think you will find that the accounts that best speak to kitchen table issues the one that wins out when it comes to delegation. dagen: in terms of kitchen table issues bu