that's impressive it back to 2013 again commissioner president lazarus and members of the board steve williams representing the appellant hopefully, the board read my written submittal we're here to ask a renewal for a new hearings when the supreme court granted the neighbors petition issued a writ to set aside its decision and ordering the board to give the neighbors a new hearing not to institute only the consideration of written finding the consideration of the written finding is a limited procedure that prevents a party from being heard on the merits only to one comment on the proposed written finding after a hearing on the merit two submit obama only 3 pages double spaced of briefing no exhibit and 3 addresses the board for 3 minutes on the proposed finding that's noticing not wasn't the board intended the court found it violated its rules the court didn't find that on page 2 lines 24 through 26 the court found a violation by reopenly the hearing on its merits and specifically on the issue of the housing affordability act the court found the board relied on the act to issue it's final dec

steve williams joins me right now. you and i caught up before the start.ou said this will come down to political word. fairly entrenched. i'm the -- i'm going to call it separates to find out what this -- i'm going to call tsipras and find out what it's all about. >> it is about to liquidity. i do not remember the start to the -- if i remember correctly of the original dozen, only three passed the test to join. this clearly needs a political solution if greece is to remain in the zone. i think the threat of grexit has increased because of referendum. greece does not seem it is not on the departure launch -- departure landed just yet. manco -- manus: i would love to know how you work out percentages. neil: i believe there is a 50% chance that greece will have to leave the system. the whole problem right now is the tech file. if greece were to leave, that pile still exist. on what becomes foreign-currency debt. tough though it is, it does seem to me that greece is going to give it one more shot for this to work. manco everyone talks about debt restructuring.

that's impressive it back to 2013 again commissioner president lazarus and members of the board steve williams representing the appellant hopefully, the board read my written submittal we're here to ask a renewal for a new hearings when the supreme court granted the neighbors petition issued a writ to set aside its decision and ordering the board to give the neighbors a new hearing not to institute only the consideration of written finding the consideration of the written finding is a limited procedure that prevents a party from being heard on the merits only to one comment on the proposed written finding after a hearing on the merit two submit obama only 3 pages double spaced of briefing no exhibit and 3 addresses the board for 3 minutes on the proposed finding that's noticing not wasn't the board intended the court found it violated its rules the court didn't find that on page 2 lines 24 through 26 the court found a violation by reopenly the hearing on its merits and specifically on the issue of the housing affordability act the court found the board relied on the act to issue it's final dec

steve. >> well, pete williams, that's an interesting bit of reporting when you say they're looking into the possibility of foreign inspired terrorism. i guess that would encompass the possibility that he read propaganda that originated with a foreign source. does it also encompass the possibility of coordination overseas? >> that is a very good question. i think it is fair to say that at this point, just this point of the evening, they're leaning against the idea that this was directed by some overseas that terror organization. in other words, instructions, you ought to go do this, rather than inspire. here's the reason. very often when you have these directed attacks, such as the attack on the contest in garland, texas of as soon as the attack is over, isis immediately takes credit for it. that has not happened here. by the way, rumors earlier in the day that there had been some isis supporter tweeted out something about chattanooga just before this happened. in fact, it was after it happened. the time on that is confusing but it came out well after the attack. so there's no indication tha

from waukesha there in wisconsin, steve hayes senior writer for "the weekly standard." here in washington juan williamsdicated columnist charles krauthammer. steve, you are there you get a feel for things. your thoughts on the speech. >> yeah. i thought this was a very good solid workmanlike speech from scott walker. you knew he was going to spend a lot of time talking about his record in wisconsin he didn't focus on that for as many might have expected those who watched him during exploratory phase he talked exclusively about his record. he turned fawrpd and laid out the vision for america that he wanted to lead. i thought it was a good speech and launch to an interesting campaign. >> juan? >> i think you saw a road map there to the campaign which is win iowa. right now he is up big in iowa. i think he is up like 17 to 9. >> average has it at 17.8 to bush's 9.8. >> so what he is doing here and you saw this it's almost like a laundry list in the speech is he goes through very strong conservative positions. everything from opposing obamacare, antiabortion, but then he comes to and i think this is what h

williams family! [cheering] hey, palmer. palmer: how you doing, sir? steve: how you doing? good. good. good. and highly favorite, man. steve: all the time. what do you do? palmer: sir, i'm actually an actor on "tyler perry's house of pain." [cheering] thank you. thank you. as well as on the own, the oprah winfrey network. the actual news show, "love thy neighbor" by tyler perry as well. steve: you on that, too? palmer: yes, sir. hey, hey, hey. steve: they know it, too, 'cause they're going, "hey!" palmer: but don't get it twisted. that's why i need this money. [laughter] amen. yes, sir. steve: look, win yourself some money. you say money problem? palmer: yes, sir. steve: let's go to work. let's go play "feud," everybody. [cheering and applause] give me palmer. give me rachele. [theme music playing] here we go, guys. we got top 5 answers on the board. we asked 100 single men, you're at a bar

. >> steve: 80,000 -- >> jimmy: so if you send that to somebody on bluetooth, you're sexting. [ light laughter ] next one was sent in to us by lindsay williamsam, alabama. it's one of those captcha things. you know, those squiggly words you have to type in before you can buy tickets to concerts and stuff like that. check this one out here. big ho. [ laughter ] honey, i'm about to get those ed sheeran tickets you wanted all summer. oh, don't come in daddy's office. >> steve: ashley madison here -- >> jimmy: ashley madison, get off of this website so my stuff doesn't get taken. big ho. >> steve: big ho. >> jimmy: next one was sent in by betsy mccormack in albany, new york. hey, albany. she was watching her local news and is saw this guy getting interviewed here. is name is hugh johnson, chairman of huge johnson advisers. [ laughter ] >> steve: hugh johnson. >> jimmy: he's got a great financial package. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if you want to hear. >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: if you're open to hear it. >> steve: his staff is fantastic. yeah. [ laughter ] hugh johnson. >> jimmy: hugh johnson. >> steve: hugh g. johnson. [ light

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williams is an intersection to avoid because of an earlier issue. >>> today's weather with steve. >>t right to it. we have some good news. firefighters up at napa county, solano for the wragg fire, the fog almost made it there. that's a really good sign. 58 degrees. made it to 54 on this side. the humidity made it up to 90%. i mean, i had some reports that ground was wet not too fairway from the fog. the wind west at fine. a west wind is good. or a southwest at least. it's not north or northeast. there is of there are a lot of positive here to help the firefighters. a big fog bank is one. higher humidity is another. we don't have an offshore breeze or anything. a lot of that smoke from the fire has been moving up to sacramento valley to shasta. west at napa gusting to 23 at concord. gusts 30 at travis. same to sfo and livermore. looks a lot quieter in the sierra nevada today. the wind out of the west in the upper atmosphere takes a lot of that moisture and pushes it to the east. should not be as active by far. 50s and 60s. but temperatures are slow to recover here. and most are even

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steve, we have been told he is in a lot of pain right now. back to you. >> sarah dallof on the ground in chattanooga. we're joined by pete williams. mohammad youssuf abdulazeez. what do we know about him right now? >> authorities are trying to figure out still what the motive was, why he did this. they say they don't know yet. all his electronics are up here in the fbi leap in quantico where they can see what they can find from there. they're also looking at his travel. he's been to jordan several times. he started traveling there when he was in high school. he took trips that ranged between a couple of weeks to a couple of months sometimes traveling with his father. one of the most interesting trips to the fbi is the trip he took last year the most recent one, which was to jordan for about seven months six to seven months. they want to know whether while he was there he went to any other middle eastern countries. he had two passports, an american passport because he was a u.s. naturalized edd citizen and also a jordanian passport and he could have used that to cover his tracks. they don't know if he did, but they're asking our fo

steve vogut on the actions that led to the great depression. and sunday evening at 6:30 west-selling historical novelist jeff sherra on william tecumseh sherman and why sherman is not the villain of popular legend. get the entire schedule at c-span.org. >>> now, a discussion on a recent report examining the fiscal condition of each of the states from today's "washington journal." in is about 35 minutes. >> and we're back. here to talk about the fiscal health of the states in this country is eileen nor.cross. she's at george mason. looking at the rankings of each states which are doing the best and which are doing the worse. let's talk about the categories you looked at o. >> we ranked the states based on our own financial reports. and we looked at the short-term and the long-term. the short-term is cash solvency. does the state have enough cash to pay short-term bills. budgetary solvency do bills match expenses. then liabilities and assets seeing where they fall there. service level solvency looks at the ratio of total taxes to total state personal income. how large are taxes, revenues and expenses to personal and state income. then trust fund in

williams there is a fatal crash there blocking streets. it's a good area to avoid. go around the area if you can. 7:47. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> all right. thank you. >>> well, we to have a little combo of low clouds and high and mid-level cloud. those kind of helped along by a low west of san francisco which is -- it looks like it's beginning to pack its bags. it will start to make the move tonight into tomorrow. we'll go cloudy to mostly cloudy. western pacific is very, very active in the cyclone and the tropical typhoon. this is the tropical storm, the weakest of the triplets, if you will. it looks like guam, china and japan, putting out the watches an warning foss these two. that's the western pacific. we're in the eastern pacific. we have a little low here. might be tapping into lower latitude cloud here. overall, the low is keeping temperatures very warm and the ocean temps have come up, up, up. 61 san francisco buoy. half moon bay, 62, monterey, 61. bodega bay at a 7. except for a few -- 57. except for a few 50s, there's a lot of 60s. half moon bay, 63. oakland, 63. that's warmer than fairfield

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