commissioner sommer please. >> i don't have any questions. i am echoing. >> i just muted the other participants. >> i wanted to thank mistress derek for the presentation at the supervisors hearing. i also just want to reiterate that on balance i think the requisite was a benefit to the city and it may improve site safety and i didn't have involvement in thecommunity but i'm definitely supportive . i don't have any further comment. >> commissioners, i need to go back to commissioner tam. >> i have some things and comments. thank you all everyone for your discussion. to touch upon david! regarding backup with the contractors and the engineers, i'm curious. are these certified engineers that can sign off on this and when they note whetherthis was a wrap ? is that a common practice for special engineers to come back when there's special inspections, they should know how this gap line has been done . >> commissioner tam, to your point, typically the structural engineer or the engineer of record would be looking at the excavation and see , you woul

penalties come over the two teams when school for goal until a stunning save from the swiss keeper yann sommerial kick and cause the chocolatey tournament. the earlier kick—off, spain beat croatia —— missed the crucial kick and because the shock of the attornment. the spanish pod their way back and after time to book their spot in the quarterfinals. the final score was 5—3. let's give other news now. belarus has said it is suspending a partnership agreement with the european union, in the wake of a continuing row over the arrest of the opposition journalist roman protasevich. the move comes after the eu announced trade sanctions on parts of the belarus economy. belarus has recalled its ambassador to the eu for consulations. the united states says it has carried out air strikes against iranian—backed militias in iraq and syria in retaliation for drone attacks on us personnel and facilities in iraq. iraqi border guards say at least four militiamen were killed. in response, us forces in syria were targeted by multiple rockets, but no injuries were reported. it's not possible for life to exist in

match ended in penalties where they went goal for goal until a stunning save from swiss keeper, yann sommer. in the earlier kick off, spain beat croatia in an eight goal thriller. the spaniards made life difficult for themselves though, throwing away a two goal lead with five minutes remaining. it sent the match to extra time where they clawed their way back to book their spot in the quarterfinals. the final score: 5—3. that is bbc news. this hello. this best place for the drier and sunnier weather during the first part of this week certainly in scotland and northern ireland. over the blue skies out in the highlands on monday, temperatures lift to a very pleasant 25 celsius. and we will see similar sorts of temperatures in southern temperatures lift to a very pleasant 25 celsius. and we will see similar sorts of temperatures in southern scotland on tuesday. england and wales, though, it has been a different story. lots more cloud. and into tuesday, the same area of low pressure that brought the cloud on monday revolving around. it keeps the temperatures up as we start the day. so, again, mi

match ended in penalties, where they went goal for goal until a stunning save from swiss keeper, yann sommeroff, spain beat croatia in an eight—goal thriller. the spaniards made life difficult for themselves, though, throwing away a two—goal lead with five minutes remaining. it sent the match to extra time, where they clawed their way back to book their spot in the quarter—finals. the final score — 5—3. so that is 14 goals across two matches including penalties. the quarter—finals taken for the swiss and for spain. and i want to show you this before we go. dame professor sarah gilbert who co—designed the oxford astrazeneca vaccine was a guest in the royal box today. this the players would relish a greeting like that. that applause ran on for her when it was announced she was there. she was not expecting it, given the look on her face. she was not expecting it, given the look on herface. more she was not expecting it, given the look on her face. more than 44 million people in the uk have had at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine and many of them do have the oxford astrazeneca jab hence t

any american who's got a summer job says i'm going to work this corner mike sommer at the park and katg to get my money tax-free? >> that means i'm working too! >> tax-free. we have to start playing the game a little better. take the evil out and make it sound -- the kids go oh -- no. >> that's what the left does with everything. crt. what is antiracism training, we know what it is but they dress it up a something else. up next, can science replace dirty laundry? ♪ ♪ oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. >> greg: in outer space doing laundry is a quandary. nasa has teamed up with tide to figure out how to wash dirty clothes in space because currently there's absolutely no way to do that without gravity, so i guess it's time for... >> gregg's amazing theory! >> greg: my fear is that outer space was never finished. whoever the builders of the universe were ran out of money and they couldn't extend gravity behind earth's atmosphere,

this is not something that i think should cause significant alarm, it should actually cause sommer ofgated to make sure we're providing guidance. >> it's very important. as always, dr. gupta, we certainly appreciate your analysis. >>> thank you for being with us this hour. we'll be back next week with "mtp daily" and also "way too early." geoff bennett continues after the break. r the break. ♪ every bubble ♪ ♪ every scrub ♪ ♪ every spray ♪ ♪ every day ♪ ♪ dove and degree fund local youth programs. ♪ every day u does good ♪ unilever [typing sounds] [music fades in] [voice of female] my husband ben and i opened ben's chili bowl the very same year that we were married. that's 1958. over the years, ben's became a gathering place for this community. we've been through all kinds of changes, but this pandemic has been the most difficult of all the challenges i've experienced. [voice of male] the chili bowl really has never closed in our history. people come here to see the photos on the wall, to meet the family. you couldn't have that experience anymore. so, we had to pivot. there's no magic

ryan sommers of good karma, artisan ales and cafe and pizza flora is the latest owner now to resign followingts of sexism, massage city and sexual assault in the craft beer industry. he says he's looking at having former or existing staff. take over the ownership of both of those establishments in a social media post summer said, quote my actions and gross misconduct in the past have hurt too many in my absolute apologies to all so ahead tonight. surveillance video released of the three suspects involved in a deadly florida shooting over the weekend that claimed the lives of two people and injured. at least 20. others tonight. investigators say they found the suspect vehicle plus marking 100 years since the deadly attack on an african american neighborhood in tulsa, oklahoma, known as the tulsa race massacre, the ceremonies held today and what's planned tomorrow our 24 hour he wave is fast coming to an end. we'll look at some of the te in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with

ryan sommers is the owner of good karma, artisan ales and cafe and pizza flora, according to a reporta's a spotlight. there were several incidents inside his apartment that sits right above the bar. summers posted an apology on social media. said he is looking at having former or existing staff take over ownership of the business. summers went on to say, quote my actions and grossman. misconduct in the past have hurt too many. my absolute apologies to all there is a sense of optimism among small business owners along the russian river who've been hit hard by the pandemic. katie's deborah villalon tells us this memorial day weekend gave them a healthy summer launch when they hope will last all season long guys are going out there lost 89 degrees. the high and girder fell monday, perfect for a 10 mile float on the russian river. when we got off to a great start, it seems like every place is packed. burke's canoes didn't open it all last summer, but on this holiday weekend rented about 100 boats a day collars are excited. she asked. are you open and when we said yes, i could hear people

maria: well, i think you make a great point, larry sommers has been writing a lot in various op-eds abouttoo is poking holes in this. let me bring in jon hilsenrath from the wall street journal with us this morning. jon: i wanted to say about janet yellen talking about the fed and interest rates, i find this really interesting because janet yellen used to be the fed chair. she knows all about the ideas of fed independence and the administration not getting involved in what the fed does. she talks to jay powell on a regular basis. the fact that she's saying interest rates would be a good -- increases would be a good thing suggests to me that perhaps they a agree that we're going down that road. what i want to ask the congressman is how does he read the white house's intentions right now in terms of this infrastructure bill, when on the one hand they've got the potential for a trillion dollar compromise with republicans. what do think are the chances they actually take this and if not, what does it tell you about how serious they are about negotiating with republicans about anything? maria:

i want to thank you, madam chair, for this hearing, and again, an opportunity to bring sommer of justice for what families have suffered, and i yield back my time. >> the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from illinois, miss kelly, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. first of all, i just want to say i would appreciate if one broad brush wasn't put on democrats. we're definitely not monolithic. i don't agree with defunding the police. i think there should be some reallocation of funds and a lot of police in my area think that also for therapists, social workers and things like that. so please don't say we all are saying that. and also we can talk about the border, but if it wasn't the appetite for drugs, it wouldn't matter what was brought across the border, and the appetite was started in many different ways, as our witness talked about her son. during our december hearing, they told the committee, and i quote, i have no problem with transparency with everything that is relevant to perdue as it relates to the sacklers, none at all. mr. keith, you've done extens

now, that said, they aren't in the larry sommers camp.in treasury and in key positions but they aren't quite there on sort of the inflation coming and the data is pointing to it we need to do a course correction. white house isn't there yet. again, the only thing the white house can do on this is either make a change in the federal reserve, right? and try to send a signal of that , they can talk about it as i suggested but that's probably going to be counter productive or they can insist on massive tax increases to pay for their spending because then you won't have anymore additional dollars coursing throughout the economy, they will be revenue-neutral and i don't know if i'm allowed to say this but almost inflationary neutral. any real economists will make fun of me for that craze. neil: i doubt that very very much but hans, always good see ing you my friend thank you very much putting that all in perspective, of course, the former treasury secretary has been very critical of this president and spending initiatives could ignite an inflat

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frustrating, because that $1.9 trillion package right out of the gate, the covid relief bill, even larry sommers, it is going to cause inflationary spikes, and not only let me tell you something, guys. there's a lot of forces that are driving prices higher around the world but we are unique. we look at the core, right? that core was 3.8%. the highest since 1992. here is the core for japan in the same month. zero. the core for eu, how about less than 1%, for the united kingdom 1.4%, 3.8% the highest since 1992, there's a reason for that, and if we add more of this wreckless, you know, spending, sending out checks without any sort of responsibility attached to them it's going to get worse. brian: yeah. they keep saying it's temporary but i never heard of temporary inflation when you didn't even predict it when it first came in charles we're going to watch your show today "making money" featuring you as the host on fox business week days at 2:00. charles: sounds great. can't wait. i've got a great show. we're going to talk a little bit about that g-7 meeting. some are calling it the selfie meeting