and one of those museums the police confirmed is being investigated is the rubin in new york. home to one of the most outstanding collections of himalayan antiquities in the world. so this is your section on paul exactly this hour florida features the master works from the collection we're here in the region where we talk about your abridged heads the museum and agrees to show us around. the reuben has more than three thousand eight hundred himalayan works of art in its collection. including some of the finest copper and bronze statues in the world the really quite amazing piece of craftsmanship there's a sense of power and movement yet it's it's really got this sense of monumental call and how did the rubin come to find this piece this piece has a law a history as i recall and being in the west already it was i believe in the sixty's that that it was in the u.s. and then was was collected by the by several collectors in fact before it entered the collection of the reuben family and was that while most of the collection is displayed in typical museum fashion in one room the re

so like rubin museum yes that's really mostly my father and mother are really ok. so because i have met me thank you very much much appreciated really a pleasure meeting you like you know much. we leave promising to return. and take what we've been covered to police. director. nice to meet you hi how are you going steve from al-jazeera pushpa. pushcart carkeek heads the central investigation bureau we suppose equivalent to the f.b.i. he's keen to see our evidence. so in this case he was referring to the department of archaeology as i understand he is differently because you cannot do this. he knows what the laws are he knows. he has to meet fit documents to transfer them he knows and is clearly doing that he has to by be what are your thoughts. well this is something if you ask me frankly speaking the police thousand looked at least in this stuff yet how surprised are you that this sort of operation is going on right here in katmandu i'm very surprised i mean you know with it it's our i do admit that we should have been more proactive in this is that enough for you

ann rubin tells us there is a chance to show you what silicon companies are working with. >> reportersome up and coming employees are calling this town hope. >> what you see around us in the plaza and street is going on every day in mountain view, but most people only see a piece of it. >> reporter: so mountain view created this showcase, a way for people to see more. oak louse showed off virtual reality. nasa had some fungus they are using to make building materials for space. that was just the beginning. >> the folks brought their one wheel electric skate board. >> like if i want to go that way, i will lean and people lean. >> i felt it to turn. >> reporter: there is a technology to make pizza deliveries better and there are lots of things to ride. the idea is to have people interact with the technology, to hop in a self-driving car or get on in an electric bike. for the company, it was a chance to meet the public and each other. deedee, just opened up her mountain view office in november. >> it is a good chance for us to engage with the community and engage with city leaders and ge

a few days later of the rubin email to say to their best knowledge they don't have any connection nor objects from. them and they have strong guidelines against buying items known or suspected to be stolen. christie's in some would be also both denied selling any stolen artifacts and state they have no record of ever having dealt with the shock your family. back in. touch he says he doesn't fully blame museums or collectors i believe that not every museum or not every private collectors realize that their collections are some artifacts that they have been stolen you know because of because it's a very long process on how these artifacts are stolen and how to travel to different parts of the word but no matter who's responsible it's estimated that more than eighty percent of all the poles religious artifacts have been stolen and sold abroad. into places around populations. to ensure what remains of most done stays here in the demolition of your. cache is now training months in this village monastery to protect their gods there were several of them germans are there and we're trying to

i'm here joined by rubin garcia.f we can look at these children that we're seeing for the first time, rubin, tell me a little bit about them, who are they and where did their parents come from? >> actually there's not a whole lot that i can give you, because the notification that we received was pretty late yesterday. we were notified at 6:15 that three fathers were each going to be released with -- they were going to be reunited and then released with their child. and so two fathers had sons, one father had a daughter, all of them four years of age and younger. one of the children was 3. after all the paperwork, they were transported to us yesterday evening, arriving here at about 8:30. >> the camera is on them right now, these are the two parents who have agreed to speak to the media. how long were they separated? >> that's part of what we're going to answer today. there have been some pretty extended separations between the father and the child. one of the things that is of concern to us is that we believe that on

i should note, that is jennifer rubin with "the washington post." you know, i thought it was over.did. after my show on saturday night, they probably just vented. over the weekend, i got worse. we want to let this one go, it needs to be a life sentence, and of course, pam, we know what happened to you, and michelle, both of you have been harassed. and now it's continuing. pam, what is your take on this? >> my take on this, michelle wolf does not know ivanka. i do. she is a loving wife, a remarkable mother, she is a great human being. andum she's not going to break down. they couldn't get to the president so they think they can get to people around him. ivanka is not going to be broken down. by this. but none of us are going to be bullied. everyone who is saying these things, they need to realize, and they know this, jeanine, just like you, michelle, and i know this, there are people who exist who will be emboldened by this to do harm to someone. something bad is going to happen. everybody just needs to say stop it unequivocally, stop. >> judge jeanine: michelle, i had to someone on

jennifer rubin and david k. johnson and the author of "it's even worse than you think, what the trump administration is going to america." on the staffing, what does it mean to you that pruitt was finally ousted and bill shine is on his way in? >> let's start with bill shine. if he's the nicest guy that shawn hannity knows, i'd like to take a poll of the women at fox. this in the middle of a me too movement which he mocked, by the way, in his rally today is the infuriated behavior that has women fleeing the republican party. you see that ever widening gender gap. i think part of the motivation was to get him out of the way before the big supreme court rule out on monday because what wants scott pruitt hanging around? there is allegations of improperly illegally altering government documents, so that's out there. let's be honest. trump didn't get rid of him for months and months. and congress, the republican congress didn't exercise proper oversight authority, didn't subpoena documents, asked nicely for some docu

her name and name is jennifer rubin.sarah huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss, no mas after lying to the press, after inciting against the press. these people should be made uncomfortable, and i think that is a life sentence, frankly. >> laura: you should be made uncomfortable for life. it should be a life sentence. you notice that the words double left and their never trump, i don't know, republican, or bush i don't know how you describe jennifer rubin. literally no constituency other than bill kristol, for what she says. they now use this criminal imagery. trump is jailing babies. they are criminalizing parenthood with a separation of families. the concentration camp, the detention centers are concentration camps. it's all -- it's beyond descriptive. it is descriptive in this criminal, over-the-top, purposely outrageous manner. what of that now, coming from, i guess, a former republican? >> she is obviously engaging in the endorsement of these tactics, the desperation to a chill up and some people, formerly

tim o'brien, kurt anderson, jennifer rubin. and i want to reset the table here on the cohen-trump tape by replaying the key portion of this conversation between michael cohen acting as donald trump's personal lawyer in trump tower in donald trump's office in trump tower two months before the presidential election. let's listen to michael cohen describing to donald trump what he believes he had to do to create a company to pay substantial amounts of money for the silence of a woman who claims she had a one-year sexual relationship with donald trump. let's listen to that tape. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of of all of that info regarding our friend david. i'm going to do that right away. i've spoken to allen weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up with -- >> so what do we got to pay for this? 150? >> funding -- yes. and it's all the stuff. >> yeah, i was thinking about that. >> all the stuff. because here you never know where that company -- >> maybe he gets hit by a truck. >> correct. and i'm all over

you know, they were novices. >> i want to thank jennifer rubin and joyce vance. david real quick, have you ever been on fallback friday? >> no, i have not. could it perhaps happen today? >> it could happen today. a year in we will take you. i would hope to get both of you in some day as well. >> thanks to each of you for being part of our top of the news coverage here. >>> coming up, new reporting on how trump's legal team says they might, quote, bury michael cohen. >>> michael avenatti is here live. coming out of his court fight in the stormy daniels case. >>> plus, we're debuting a new series today with tony schwartz, author of "the art of the deal," and talking about the pressure facing trump. all that, plus, of course, fallback friday and our most awkward moments of the year. you're watching a special edition of "the beat" on msnbc. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums... smoothies... ...and introducing new tums sugar-free. sharper vision, without limits. days that go from

hoarsely dealers where it so like rubin museum yes yes. mostly my partner. oh really ok. thank you very much much appreciated really a pleasure meeting you thank you very much. we leave promising to return. and take what we've been covered to police. director. nice to meet you hi how are you going steve from al-jazeera pushpa. pushkar carkeek heads the central investigation bureau we suppose equivalent to the f.b.i. he's keen to see our evidence. so in this case he was referring to the department of archaeology as i understand he is differently because you cannot do this. he knows what the laws are he knows. he has to make fit documents to dance with them he knows and is clearly doing that he has to bribe what are your thoughts. well this is something if you ask your friend this begin the producers and looked at least in this deaf yet how surprised are you that this sort of operation is going on right here in katmandu i'm very surprised i mean it it's our i do admit that we should have been more proactive in this is that enough for your you know for my force to it is is i

here to help me understand is jennifer rubin and angelo corazon. they threaten to file it as a privileged resolution. it is still somewhat shocking and remarkable that they have filed articles of impeachment against the deputy attorney general of the united states. >> we thought it was remarkable that jim jordan was losing it. but now they have gone the extra mile. the republicans have been saying you put the democrats in charge and they are going to be running impeachment charges. and the only ones talking about impeachment are in fact the republicans. there is something called the speech and debate clause which protects these gentlemen from liabilities criminal or otherwise. so they can't be sued or they can't be investigated for obstruction of justice, but make no mistake that is what they are doing, obstructing the investigation. and it shows you which side is on the side of the rule of law and which side is not. >> you have this weird kind of access of sort of interests here with the white house, the president who oversees the justice departme

ktvu's ann rubin tells us the law is supposed to regulate how businesses collect and sell a person's data. >>> when it comes to our online privacy california just passed the strictest law in the country, giving consumers more control over their own data. >> it is appropriate california should be the leader since we are the leader when it comes to taking away privacy. >> reporter: transparency, letting people know who is accessing information and why. he says that may raise a red flag. >> whcollect about you, i am not sure that should be something people pay their way out of. >> reporter: still consumers say they are glad some action is being taken and hope other states will follow. >> when we put stuff on the internet, it is in the public but who uses it should be checked in with us. >> i am not part of the generation that puts everything on the internet. there is a lot of information out there. it is good we are setting the line on where it goes and what we have access to because this is the silicon valley, right, we set the trends. >> reporter: the legislation came together quickly

if not go in our correspondence in windsor we have big it moss and bob rubin still is with the protesters in london let me start with you bigot what has been happening at windsor castle. well you have already alluded to it to you with the queen i would say is probably the highlight has been the highlight of donald trump's visit i could imagine we've seen the pictures you've heard the queen have smiled broadly when she shook his hand when she welcomed donald trump and his wife milan. after the military parade and the tea half an hour for tea with the queen i would say that's quite an honor so it's not a state visit but it has all the hallmarks of a state visit definitely the red carpet treatment for donald trump and then over to you barbara you and your trafalgar square what people saying to you that the huge protests going around the heart of london. huge protests we've seen them since noon they started quite early in the day and the figures are up to two hundred thousand protesters in the center of london all over the place all the big squares been filled with people and now they're conc

ktvu's ann rubin tells us it was a chance for the public to get a look at what silicon valley companiesg on. >> reporter: some up and comers are here alongside the biggest names in tech. all are showing off their wares in the town they call home. >> what you see around usin the street is going on every day in mountain view but most people only see a piece of it. >> reporter: so mounta people to show more. oculus and "waymo" showed off products and nasa, as well. that was just the beginning. >> we brought my passion project which is the blade. >> reporter: the folks at hoverboard brought their electric skateboard. >> if i want to go that, i keep leaning and tilt it to turn. >> reporter: there was technology to make pizza delivery better and to put telescopes on planes. and lots of things to ride. the idea is for people to actually interact with the technology to hop in a self- driving car or get on an electric bike. for the companies, it was a chance neat the public and -- a chance to meet the public and each other. this group just opened their office in november. >> it's a good chance f

dave rubin hosts the rubin report on youtube, he joins us tonight.roblem i have within the rhetoric is that it makes any kind of intelligent conversation impossible. i do think there are real issues at the a heart of the putin-trup summit, it seems like they're worth discussing. the second you call people traders, accusing them of a felony, how can you talk those issues through? t >> it's always good to be with you, you racist, homophobic nazi you. on that note, the rhetoric on both sides but particularly the left has been ramped up to a point where we are basically getting to the place where we will be excusing violence. this mob mentality that we talked about a bunch of times before, it's spreading everywhere. i did a video a couple months back about how internet culture is becoming mainstream culture. the trolling and attacking and fighting that used to be relegated to the basement of the internet is not leaking out everywhere and our politicians are now telling people to troll people at their homes and all of this awful h stuff. just a great exam

in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> so we're tracking a few lingering thundershowers up in th you can see them here. this wh spine of the sierra nevada but, you know, it's really dying down. most of it moved out to the inner mountains where you have severe thunderstorm warnings in denver. temperatures here are nice. but the inland numbers are big. that heat advisory is still in effect for a couple of hours for the interior of the bay area. but that red flag warning will stay in effect through monday for redding. so you can see the sea breeze clearly here, 75 in novato, 63 in oakland. then you get outside, under the influence of the breeze and temperatures are going off. so it's 5 degrees cooler in concord today. it's 3 degrees cooler in napa. about the same around the bay. so really, the area's natural air-conditioning doing the right thing by us but going east you find the heat. there's the heat advisory. that goes away soon. you can see the forecast for tomorrow is going to be just as hot especially in the inland bay valleys. so heat advisory in the valley, red flag warning

ann rubin reports. >> reporter: as the number of homeless insan jose has grown, so have -- so has thethat come from their encampments. the number of fires that come from their encampments. sometimes they're cooking fires, sometimes arson. jaclyn doesn't know what caused hers. >> i understand that it's an incredible use of the resources and everything, and the firemen are in danger. they should help everyone, not just rich people. >> reporter: a group representing firefighter interests online is fed up. on the facebook page friends of san jose firefighters, they write that the homeless have no regard for property and, quote, this is dangerous for our folks and a huge draw of our resources and there seems to be no relief in sight. >> when the situation gets frustrating, people make statements they regret. >> reporter: homeless advocates call the post insensitive. >> i know the san jose fire department is a professional good organization but it sends the wrong message. you have to treat people equally. >> reporter: the person who made the original post wrote an apology online saying it w

very interesting piece from you, not surprised, jennifer rubin.> next, who do you believe? president trump battling his attorney michael cohen with both sides arguing over what the president knew and when he knew it. >>> but first, why ivanka trump decided to shut down her clothing line more than a year after stepping away from the company. what do you have there? p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. well, esurance makes it simple and affordable. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. paying too much for insurance that isn't the right fit? well, esurance makes finding the right coverage easy. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. >>> he's been

>> ann rubin in mountain view tonight, thank you. >>> the california department of motor vehicles haveland claremont field office and the san jose driver's license processing center starting monday will open at 7 a.m. four days a week to shorten wait times. offices will continue to open at 9 a.m. on wednesdays and close at 5 p.m. every day. those offices are among 14 bay area dmv field offices that will open every saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning next month. >>> thousands of protestors greeted president trump in london but that didn't stop the queen from meeting with the president and the first lady. >> also ahead, a report of a man threatening to hurt police officers but never made its way to one south bay police department. now police officers are calling for a police auditor to be fired. >> this is pure incompetence and dereliction of duty. >> an update on the accident that we have been telling you about that has caused authorities to shut down the posey tube from alameda into oakland. coming up. >>> breaking news out of alameda where the chp has reopened the posey tube lead

in mountain view, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with another viralvendor without a permit. >> permit betty! you got another permit betty here. everybody. let's get her viral also. >> i was trying to help her. i never told her she had to leave. i never said you can't sell it here. >> why the woman in that video tells us it isn't what it seems. >> plus, san francisco's new mayor touring the tenderloin. we're there as she gets a firsthand look at one of the city's chronic problems. >> plus, it's an iconic house made famous on tv. now there's a plan to keep tourists away. stay with us, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. why did i want a crest 3d white smile? dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion

they are working on a plan on how best to do safety education and outreach. >> ann rubin in san jose.e landlords to accept payments from third parties has now cleared the state senate. the legislation would allow a friend, relative or nonprofit group to step in and pay someone's rent when they can't afford to. state senator phil ting of san francisco who sponsored the bill said some landlords have been known to refuse those third party payments. >> you probably would say, why would any landlord turn down money? one of the few reasons is they don't have a good relationship with the tenant. they want to get rid of the tenant. this is a way they can move forward with eviction proceedings. >> the bill now moves to the assembly for final approval. if it passes, it then heads to the governor. >>> today the white house rejeproposal that russia claims was made during the private two-hour meeting on monday between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. the president arrived at his golf resort in new jersey this afternoon after a bruising week in washington. the administration sa

ktvu's ann rubin has more. >> reporter: some of the residents here at the hotel president have lived here for 30 years. now they are told they have months to move out. >>> reporter: don't let the name fool you. the hotel president in palo alto has not been a hotel since the 1960s. instead, it's studio apartments home to architects, entrepreneurs and piano teachers. >> not part of the wealthy, part of the working force. >> reporter: but now their homes are in jeopardy. the building's new owners, aj capital, want to turn it back into a hotel evicting the current tenants in the process. >> getting the eviction stops you in your tracks. you know? for many of us, um, you know, grief at the loss of our homes and for some of us our livelihoods. >> reporter: palo alto determined it couldn't be converted saying it didn't meet zoning requirements. >> it's not compliant with height, floor-ratio density and other items as well. >> reporter: but that wasn't the end of it. the owner sent a new letter this week saying they planned to evict the tenants anyway. they are being offered $3,000 and reloc

and rubin, you argue that trump's threatt is outrageous but not surprising and threaten ing to revoke nbc's license as casting the enemy of the people, and muzzling the scientific panels and attempting to use the u.s. post office to punish amazon for the post coverage, and trump has aligned himself with a rack of ostrong men who have won elections in eastern europe, and turkey and russia and other blatantly undemocratic countries. >> yeah, and the most shameful thing about all of this is that the republicans think it is no big deal. i was intrigued by paul ryan's comment, because of course, paul ryan has had many opportunities to slow down, to object and pushback on the president, and he has not. even when he is leaving office he can't bring himself to defend the first amendment. so this is not an isolated incident. this president clearly does not value the first amendment, and clearly wants to use the powers of the government to enact retribution, and as far as senator scott goes, he is badly informed for a u.s. senate and the reason that we give security clearances to former officia

ktvu's ann rubin test us it was a chance for the public -- tells us it was a chance for the public topanies have been working on. >> reporter: some up and comers are here right alongside the biggest names in tech, all showing off their wares in the town they call home. >> what you see around us in the plaza and the street is going on every day in mountain view. but most people only see a piece of it. >> reporter: so mountain view created this showcase, a way for people to see more. oculus showed off virtual reality. "waymo" brought a self-driving van. and nasa had some fungus they are using to make building materials for space. that was just the beginning. there was an electric skateboard. >> if i want to go that i keep leaning. i tilt it to turn. >> reporter: so the technology it make pizza delivery better, puts telescopes on planes, and lots of things to ride. the idea is for people to actually interact with the technology, to hop in a self- driving car or get on an electric bike. for the companies, was a chance to meet the public and each other. a smart transportation company just

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joel rubin former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state and paris remy an associate fellow at the french institute of international and strategic affairs and moscow vyacheslav matters of former russian diplomats a very warm welcome to all of you just start with you because this is being called by people in america the worst summits in the history of the u.s. russia relations would you agree with that. well yes i would and i think that's an understatement as someone who served in national security positions for more than a decade i felt like it was a humiliating experience to watch the press conference yesterday the president didn't stand up for american interests or values he kowtow to vladimir putin he essentially threw the american intelligence community under the bus and said that our intelligence assessments are not important as long as the person who committed an attack against our democracy says he didn't do it so it was a very depressing moment for those of us who've worked in national security an

joel rubin former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state and paris remy an associate fellow at the french institute of international and strategic affairs and moscow vyacheslav masses of former russian diplomats a very warm welcome to all of you just start with you because this is being called by people in america the worst summits in the history of u.s. russia relations would you agree with that well yes i would and i think that's an understatement as someone who served in national security positions for more than a decade i felt like it was a humiliating experience to watch the press conference yesterday the president didn't stand up for american interests or values he kowtow to vladimir putin he essentially threw the american intelligence community under the bus and said that our intelligence assessments are not important as long as the person who committed an attack against our democracy says he didn't do it so it was a very depressing moment for those of us who've worked in national security and for

. >>> well, with his legal troubles behind him, 49ers linebacker rubin foster how has to answer to the nfl. the league announced that foster will be suspended without pay for the first two games of the upcoming seen. last month he pleaded nodemeor processing an illegal weapon. in january he was arrested for possession of marijuana. he faced more serious charges after he was accused of beating up his girlfriend. those charges were dropped after she said she made the story up. he issued a statement today saying he accepts the league's decision and plieapologizes to teammates. >>> a spectacular fireworks display and it happens rain, shine or fog. thousands will watch san francisco's skies light up tomorrow thanks to crew working today. they spent the day loading barges with fireworks shells. it will be set to a musical sound track. jeff thomas said the sight of skyrockets in fgher gets old.yes, quite exciting as long as there's an audience out there to watch. that's pretty much what drives us. >> so the show will launch as it does every year from a pair of barges from aquatic park and pie

very interesting to see if we guess his own not will many thanks very much for joining us today joel rubin. and matters of. and thank you to very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's al-jazeera dot com and for this question to go to all facebook pace that's facebook dot com a.j. inside story because it's on the conversation on twitter at inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team hand it's by and. i. now. counting the cost. you know it's a very important fourth of information for many people around the world when all the cameras have gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. whenever i see something that has happened in the news my first reaction is to please god don't let this person have been someone that we released on gatekeepers of the parole system you're asking us for a second chance or a what's important to me is on the other side of things and how i get to the other side of the. prison exploring the dark side of the a

telling him to resign and what a terrible job he is doing and jennifer rubin, washington post columnist on msnbc, she says this about sarah huckabee sanders. >> there huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss, no mess after lying to the press, inciting against the press. they should be made uncomfortable and that is a life sentence. >> a life sentence. what did sarah sanders think? we asked 20 minutes ago. >> i will continue to do exactly what i tell my kids to do, treat everybody with respect whether i disagree with them or not and maybe jennifer rubin can learn a thing or two from that. it is sad where politics have gotten. we live in an amazing country and people should be free to disagree but i think we can do that in a way that is much nicer that doesn't call for people to never be able to set foot in public. >> even bill clinton came out and said they made a mistake in booting her out. and she has been out to another restaurant. >> if you're going to work for the president and believe in his cause and what you are doing is right it is one thing to go up to scott pruitt by hi

to see only the good and the national joel rubin rose showing so i think it is the city of paris is actually renamed some of the metro stations you know not all of these places including are not trained to want to show up as being renamed as not like did you show up in oh no over the manager over that will cup team of course he was also the captain affronts his will cup winning team back in ninety ninety eight. i do not think i think. they are not standing ecstatic. a rapturous reception also waited the croatia squad as they returned home the team was driven through the competition in an open top bus chaired by around one hundred thousand people getting to the final with the country's best ever performance out the world cup after having reached the semifinals back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight kept in the motor which was also named player of the tournaments meanwhile some young fans inspired by the world cup final decided to recreate it. let let let. her live live live. live . that's a wrap up of the day's top stories for now and that's all for me as well but my colleague mccarra

i would like to disclose that i am a partner that hired rubin ju >>> .will not have an effect on my opinion. >> clerk: president fung has indicateed that the parties have three minutes each and would like to begin. >> scott sanchez, planning department. this has been continued several times and lastly when the board heard this item was not ready to uphold the notice of violation and continued the item. i think one of the comments of the board was whether there would be the possibility of legalizing under the central soma plan. at that point we were expecting it to have been adopted in the early 2017 the central soma plan has not yet been adopted but before the board of supervisors now, so we do expect that option this year there would be possibility to legalize. to note there is a path to legalize under the existing zoning, and that is how this matter came about. it was the property own owners seeki ng to legalize the use on the property and they had seen similar projects including one across the street obtain legali zation from the planning commission.

up next them were joined by our expert, david rubin. okay with the remote possibility that president trump needs with the mullahs? chuck them into the mix. of course we are watching our money. the rally not too bad for a tuesday pigment summer of 186. now look at the new york city skyline. just not ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. stuart: check the big word almost back to a 200-point gain and 26 of the dow 30 and the grain. they are up 25,240 is where we are. shortly, president trump makes her mark at a veterans of foreign wars national convention in kansas city. you will see it right here. not to my take on the top of the hour, my editorial has no escape for people in high tax states. they're going to be hit very hard by the tax reform we just passed. they cannot move. it's very hard to move out. we've got some comment from betsy mccoy, former new york lieutenant governor. author of the vote, beating obamacare. >> there are nine states with zero state inco

joel rubin former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of state and paris. an associate fellow at the french institute of international and strategic affairs and moscow. a former russian diplomat a very warm welcome to all of you just start with you because this is being called by people in america the worst summits in the history of the u.s. russia relations would you agree with that. well yes i would and i think that's an understatement as someone who served in national security positions for more than a decade i felt like it was a humiliating experience to watch the press conference yesterday the president didn't stand up for american interests or values he kowtow to vladimir putin he essentially threw the american intelligence community under the bus and said that our intelligence assessments are not important as long as the person who committed an attack against our democracy says he didn't do it so it was a very depressing moment for those of us who've worked in national security and for the american people across party lines this is a very confusing d

the reaction from the media yes with my family usually with my brother to see whether our brother rubin was amongst the bodies that were brought here marked double x. in other words the nameless book at the top you saw a lot of people here and look to the lot of bodies of what i was going to see the and most often run into other relatives especially in lava being a cemetery he. is where most of the murder victims were taken gavia necessary now. little you recognized many of the dead we see and then you also know i want this it was so painful i came for about six months and then could no longer bear to look at the terrible things they had done to people some of the victims had cuts on their features cut so finely were probably made with a razor blade runner howls well maybe that's it but is. salt in lemon had been rubbed into the world. it was horrifying i send. the mom also flame to the scene and the most harrowing thing of all though i'm unable to get it out of my head was a couple. they were said to be engaged i don't. know veals. they were students at san carlos university and she wa

. >> suspended linebacker rubin foster is out on the field. he can work out but will miss the next two games. his locker is next to sherman's. i don't think they did that accident. >>> and khalil mark is not expected to be at practice tomorrow. he hasn't even spoke within new head coach jon gruden despite the coach's attempts to talk with him. he's scheduled to earn $14 million this season but rumored he's looking for a long term deal with huge money. >>> the early inning highlights have almost become irrelevant because the drama always comes late. oh, baby. a lot of cheeks right there. top of the second, matt chapman off the ageless wonder, bartolo colon, still going at age 45. up home run on the road this season. dustin fowler down the right field line into the corner, choppy scores, nick bmartini, shaken but not stirred. he's a rookie. currently leading 6-5 in texas and giants host milwaukee tonight. >>> kevin durant had fun with c.j. mccollum with the blazers on a podcast together and then it got personal on twitter and k.d. is upset with

david rubin, thank you. >> maybe we should organize., david. and you for joining us. >> you are welcome. stuart: listen to this. one quarter of adults who suffered a sprained ankle were given opioids in the emergency room. we wonder how the opioid crisis started - maybe the emergency rooms and doctors have something to do with it. will follow the story. bernie sanders says he wants medicare for all but that would cost $32 trillion over the next ten years. some would say that is the cost of socialism. we are on it, next. first, check out seattle, is it raining? no cloudy? yes. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver cons

jennifer rubin, "washington post" opinion writer and msnbc political analyst and jason johnson, politicalitor of theroot.c theroot.com. i want to start with you dr. koger because you wrote an interesting article that got people buzzing on social media and what you wrote about was a potential sort of parliamentary procedure that democrats could use to shut down the senate, denying republicans a quorum if all 49 democrats refuse to show up. could that work? >> the short sans no. just to explain. i wrote that blog post june 20 which is 33 news cycles ago. and my main point is that the senate should be a deliberative body that debates the main policy questions of our day and that senate democrats could stand up for themselves and break a quorum in an effort to get the republicans to vote on the major things we want them to vote on like family separation at the border. so what they could do is refuse to participate in votes and quorum calls. a quorum in the senate is a majority. so that's 51 senators so if the democrats force a roll call vote and don't participate, the senate comes to a screec

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