. >> thank you, steve williams again. again, you just hear a scatter shot approach. can i have the overhead again. this is a roof deck approved on the third floor. it's right there on the plans. i don't know why they keep saying it's not there. it is a two unit building. it's going to be 3600 square feet when it's offend which is about 1800 square foot per unit, much smaller than the 2700 square foot next door. but this green roof, this was directly addressed by the planning department. i will submit this so the board members can read it. this specifically states and analysis done by the planning commission. this is the last page of the dr analogies. it says if and when used as an occupiable floor, it's may affect the privacy of the dr's home and therefore approve this with the property line. it was directly addressed. that's the issue and they set that back for them. as far as the fall protection, i went to the manual compiled nearly ten years ago by dbi and the planning commission department and quoted it extensive in the brief. if you look at pages 9 and 10, it sa

you have three minutes. >> thank you, steve williams again. again, you just hear a scatter shot approach. can i have the overhead again. this is a roof deck approved on the third floor. it's right there on the plans. i don't know why they keep saying it's not there. it is a two unit building. it's going to be 3600 square feet when it's offend which is about 1800 square foot per unit, much smaller than the 2700 square foot next door. but this green roof, this was directly addressed by the planning department. i will submit this so the board members can read it. this specifically states and analysis done by the planning commission. this is the last page of the dr analogies. it says if and when used as an occupiable floor, it's may affect the privacy of the dr's home and therefore approve this with the property line. it was directly addressed. that's the issue and they set that back for them. as far as the fall protection, i went to the manual compiled nearly ten years ago by dbi and the planning commission department and quoted it extensive in t

his work i want to thank jim mascot for the kind introduction and steve william gray center at silly law school for their efforts including on this event. when you look at the list of established and serious people that have an assembled here throughout the day it leaves me certain that the meaning will cover this event in way to cover all serious substance, which means we're going to be on c-sp. read it 4:52. here's a movie about clarence thomas. i didn't think so because we're all watching the squid game. apparently that's not gonna be understood on cease band, which is fortunate on a serious note. it's truly an honor to be among so many. of my personal heroes inspired influence me including justice thomas and of course our keynote speaker. i can't mention everyone in the room because this is really who's who all stars judgling on staring at me. so i'm going to make but i do want to mention avoiding gray when i had my turn in the barrel at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. that's what we call it around the dinner table. i still called employment office. avoid was the one while

. >> thank you, steve williams. responding for the homeowner # -- they live with their new baby. her parents 11 in the upstairs unit. this appeal just like the application before the planning commission which was unanimously denied. this has no merit. >> this is uphill of it from the design in the planning code. they made their building larger than almost anything in the street for a single family home and some of the multibuilding units on the street. what they have proposed is much smaller. you can see from the photos that the shadows are cast from the south to the north onto the home. the idea that there is any negative impact, shadows cast and anything like that has been completely abandoned by the appellant at the case at the planning commission. what this case is really about is the attempt to preserve views from lot line windows and deck. if we go to the next slide, you can see this is the appellant's home. they have two very large decks directly on the property line, yet here they are at the board of appeals asking that any new construction by their neighbors be setback.

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. >> steve williams on behalf of the per hit horde. i put up context. that is the subject site in the middle and the will appellate [inaudible] up the hill and to the side. there is no mule facts and no new evidence and certainly no injustice. what was presented in rehearing is that misinformation, incorrect facts and the same arguments real harshed and the same requests. the state of premise for the rehear suggest wrong. the question makes the claim on page one planning and the department of building inspection have different guidelines and procedures for roof decks as for the green roofs is evidenced by the documents and they attach the living roof manual unmarked exhibits. and they attach the residential deck hand out from planning. the problem is, that these are not different publications by different departments causing a conflict for guidelines and procedures. both publications are published by planning and have the same procedure. look at page 12 and 13 and pages 11 and 13, out line the exact same procedure for application and approval of a livin

and leah williams and steve have written their name in the history books. now way from england, when the tournament produced plenty more history, the final crowd of more than 87000 people was the highest ever for women's national see much in europe. the entire competition had more views watching live coverage of the matches than any previous edition by the end of the course finals, the previous cumulative audience record of a 164000000 have been passed. and you for also says record numbers from around the world joined on social media. that was a $152000000.00 interactions that were generated during the group stage alone. we've been speaking to football, janice usher, congress come show who believes women's football has established itself as may stream specs like spectator others for it is absolutely incredible to see everything that has been happening in women's football, especially this month of july. and you could see that there, across the world, across all continental tournament, you could see that there is a new found love for a women's football. and r

william pomerantz, thank you for joining us. for more, let's bring in our russia editor steve rosenberg. is mikhail gorbachev being remembered in russia? >> very differently from how he will be remembered outside of the country. he and many russians see him as a weak leader. they blame him for the collapse of their superpower, their country, what followed the collapse of the ussr after 1991 was a difficult decade. in the 1990's, millions of russians fell into poverty. ever since the with the support of vladimir putin's government, gorbachev has been blamed as the man who lost control of reforms and couldn't prevent the collapse of his country. outside of russia, it is a very different story. it is amazing tohink today when we see such tension between east and west, that there was a time not so long ago when there was a man -- laura: i'm sorry, we seem to have lost our russia editor steve rosenberg there. of course, as soon as we do get him back, we will return to our lead story this evening. the death of the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. he has died at the age of 91

look to extend their rugby to three matches steve cooks him burl brought a penalty in the second half of the pie kane was superbly denied by dean henderson. williamsnse and forrest went in search of an equaliser spurs pounced again with kane heading in the cross. it spurs best start in 13 years was up to a third in the table and still unbeaten. across the midlands newcastle were unable to field their records citing at roles. the striker having to wait a little bit longer for his debuts due to a work permit issue. wolves seven scored in the private league since the opening weekend but in others they have a player capable of scoring from just about anywhere. the captains 25th goal for the club earned them a first—half lead. 16 of those 25 goals have come from outside the box. wolves went on to see a goal ruled out in the second half and newcastle needed some magic to preserve their unbeaten start to put up preserve their unbeaten start to put up in the nick of time they got it. maximum providing another of his magic moments and to equalise. teenager elliott anderson almost won it but stoppage time header hit the bar. newcastle also remain unbeaten,

steve: and like the establishment poodle that he is garland one —- garland pandered they love calling williamis personal lawyer that merrick garland is not just biden's personal lawyer but the democrats msnbc, cnn personal lawyer. merrick garland is the personal lawyer for the entire rage filled establishment after trump blood they have a pledge to same the soul of america instead they are ripping us apart. until they are gone with riding and his gang it will be impossible for americans to believe we have equal justice under the law because right now we have something very different a politicized justice system to protect the ruling establishment and punishes anyone who dares to challenge it. tell us what you think and share this message when we post it now bring in our post one —- first guest tonight , what did you make of that press conference earlier this week? >> when i wasn't laughing i was trying to pay attention but what struck me is that he unwittingly undermined his own argument for the intrusive search warrant and stood there in front of cameras and said it is a standard practice to

steve larson, the girl who kicked the hornets nest. work without mercy and william -- kristin . which of those five books? >> i think it's going to be between jasmine ward steve larson. the girl who kicked the hornetse nest and i know that might sound like anun odd choice because ths is a book based in sweden. it's fiction. i think i've. reporter: it maybe five, six times. i love that book. it speaks to my sense of justice. it speaks to my sense of even when you're looking at leviathan can take on the leviathan and win. it's going to be hard, tough young woman brutalized by her father, herut father was the secret agent for the government so they let him get away with violence against his family and she had enough so this is like the first book, the girl with the dragon tattoo. she had enough set him on fire. they commit her to an insane asylum and a ward who abuses her. you see this story unraveling where she's getting at the heart andd soul of a corrupt government, one that defies the constitution, one that set itself up outside the government to be more important than the repre

steve: so we need, unfortunately, to take a minute and talk about suicide. william: dr. what's known as the colorado firearm safe coalition -- a group of public health researchers, gun shop owners, and firearm instructors working to overcome the stigma around suicide in the gun community. at the bristlecone gun shop and range west of denver, that work is being put into practice. >> you have got a person under big-time stress, you've got a gun the same room at the same time, that is a recipe for disaster. william: in training classes and literature around the store, with temporary gun storage for up to 90 days for people who might be experiencing a crisis, and even by training staff to be alert for possible warning signs among customers, and creating a policy of refusing to rent guns to new customers who come in alone, or who seem to be in distress. cquelyn: we had a guy come in a while ago who just started talking to the staff about marital problems that he had just uncovered that morning and wanted to go out on the range. that's where i think the policy helps. william:

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steve? ah ah, with with oh, news ah, is jemma and key folly serena williams as expected retirement. we'll have to wait after she reached the 2nd round at the us open and what will be her last major? the 23 time grandson champion who set to quit after the tournament, walks on the court looking every bit the queen of the game and a sparkle outfit with diamond encrusted trainers. she was, is to say good bye to her fans if it came down to it, but she beat dank at covenant to set up a meeting with 2nd seat. and that fantastic. and serena still isn't keen on using the word retirement. when speaking about her intention to step away from the sports, i been go when you're passionate about some being a new log, something so much it's um, it's always hard to like walk away, but sometimes it gets harder to walk away than to knock arm. and that's been the case for me and so i've been trying to decide for a little while what to do. but i was just like, all right, well i think now the time, you know, i just have a family of me and all have you know, i saw, oh, father, i called you should. there wa

in thomas mann's even worse than it looks, steve larson, the girl who kicked the hornet's nest. bauer, world without mercy. and williamerek t and christian from here till quality. which of those five books you are too speak to? i think it is going to be somewhere between jasmine warren and steve larson. the girl who kicked the hornet's nest. know thatt might sound like a really odd choice this is a book based in sweden may be read five or six times. i love that book. it speaks to my sense of justice. it speaks to my sense of you can take on and when. it's going to be hard. it's going to be tough. the story deals with the young woman who was brutalized by her father. but her father was based a secret agent for the government. until they let him get away with this of violence against his family. b and she had had enough. this was like the first book the girl with the dragon tattoo. and so she had had enough. she sets him on fire. they commit her to an insane asylum. then she has award who abuses her. a trustee who abuses her. you see this story unraveling where she is giving up the heart and soul of a corrupt government

william the evp of north mer and now john culver. back over to you. >> major changes. thanks kate rogers steve, what do you make of starbucks? all of that, all the fundmentals i shouldn't say but forgetting the corporate shakeup, the stock is broken out of a declining trend line recently. there's a scarcity value in coffee. you don't get that many publicly traded coffee companies anymore. i would wait until an it trades above the 200 day moving average around $90. but technically, the 50 popped above the 100. that's bullish. i would give it air to breath. and i would be a buyer above 90. >> tim, what do you think? >> well, look, the last quarter we got numbers, they -- the u.s. comps were excellent on price increase, and the china business was destroyed. we kind of knew it would happen. some of that has been reset. the dynamic is a combination of to what extent where margins are going for the company. that includes labor costs. and they have big union issues and ordered they had to rehire folks in memphis, and some union activists and whatnot and they created their internal turmoil but starbucks has really brought some of th

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steve bonnets life. on his own and league with blackbeard bonnet had some success along with many failures. he was finally captured in september of 1718 when colonel william retz forces came upon bonnet and his men near the mouth of the cape fear river in north carolina the trial of bonnet and his men in charleston was a dramatic affair to say the least first bonnet and one of his men escaped they were captured the next day and brought back to jail then all the upper class individuals or people in charleston begged the judge to let bonnet off basically saying that he was of aristocratic bearing and lineage. he should not be treated in this manner fortunately for those who wanted justice to be meted out the judge didn't agree tried bonnet and his men and 19 all 19 and then we're hanged at the edge of the harbor. this is also when pirate sam bellamy captured a british slave ship called the widow, which was carrying a fortune in gold and silver the proceeds from selling 500 slaves in port royal jamaica. he also had the -- for more than 50 captures than he and his men had achieved just in the prior year. excuse me. i'm having my allergies are sort of kicking

steve liesman in jackson hole. stay tuned you are watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc >>> williams-sonoma is jumping into the virtualld the ceo telling jim cramer last night they are collaborating with roblox. >> west elm is the first home furnishing retailer to provide and be a partner and provide digital furniture and partner with roblox. >> consumer brands including nike and gucci announced tie ups with the company to introduce brands to younger aaudiences williams-sonoma says this will generate income for the company. in the virtual world, you get your furniture when you order it i have been waiting months for my kitchen chairs from williams-sonoma. >> can you happen what happens in the virtual world >> in terms of what happens? no this girl is going to like me. >> can you do that >> if you are dealing with ai, sure joe, you're the best >> zuckerberg was saying and i feel bad important mark. he seems comfortable in the meta world, doesn't he? does he not like this world? >> you know, if you have grown up behind the screen, you know, working through the screens. >> one of jim cramer's funny lines he tweeted was m

steve: it is. we understand the u.s. open did offer serena and venus williams wild card birth to play doubles a lot of people are lookinge available across the country but not enough people to fill the jobs. are we living living in a broken labor market? brian brenberg, the professor, has got the job to tell us all about it and he's coming up next. >> ainsley: hi, brian, how are you? ♪ oops there it is ♪ autopsy ♪ e. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for you. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i

steve: no kidding. meantime, today in new york city, big news. the u.s. open kicks off today. but will it go ahead without 21 major champion novak djokovic? >> ainsley: meanwhile, serena williamswillis with fox business joins us now. >> hey, brian, steve, ainsley. let me tell you, it would be a big week. just getting underway with to tell of tennis' big stars in the headlines. let's start wic stomach with serena, and nothing her devolution away from the game. what she means is she is going to retire. and novak djokovic which, also famous, he will not be here because of his covid status. he can't even get into this country. the government will not let him in. what do we see here? serena will be celebrating her 27-year career in tennis. she's made some $260 million in the game, she's 40 years old, and she says she wants to focus on her family. we will get some of that this week because she will be playing doubles with her sister, venus williams, this week, as well. that'll be a big deal. by the way, monday and tuesday are already sold out so it's going pretty well. djokovic, the 20 one-time champion, will not be here mainly because of government requirements. they are not allowi

steve: after referring to pro-trump republicans as semi fascist -- >> they use the methods of dictatorship while owe accusing their opponents of being fascist. >> greatest of all time. >> serena williams i can't supporting a matching outfit cheering her on ♪ play a song ♪ make me want to roll down my window down and crews ♪ down a back road going ♪ signs in the middle. >> ainsley: what a appropriate song florida georgia line and looking at jacksonville, florida,. >> not far from the georgia line. >> ainsley: not far from florida state georgia seminoles. brian, you spend a lot of time in that area. >> brian: rainy today i hit with wokv in the morning lucky enough to have that affiliate they said it's raining a lot. >> ainsley: today it's going to rain, 89 degrees, that means it's going to be humid with all the rain. right now 79 degrees. oh my gosh it's going to rain tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. you are in florida and saving a lot of money on your taxes. >> brian: i have a big question. i have a going to watch the giants play the jaguars? they're going to be out playing jacksonville. >> ainsley: can they close the top of the stadium. >> brian: no, they can't.