t t >> commissioner tanner: i have just a few questions. it seemed like the proposed walkway would not comply with building code. i heard it as him saying there needs to be an open air egress for that back unit. is that accurate or what's being proposed by the project sponsor of the hallway, if you will, as the easement, is that meeting the building standard for egress for that cottage? >> the new corridor that's going to be created? >> commissioner tanner: yeah, that corridor. >> i don't have the plans in front of me, but it would have to meet building codes before it's approved. even if it's a mistake on the plans, and the engineer can address that. it has to make code. we're not going to allow a new noncode compliant condition. we would never do that. >> commissioner tanner: if this case -- the easement's a civil matter, they've got to work it out, but they don't work it out. is that they could occupy it as a family? what ends up happening with that? >> it could potentially be an issue. and that's why the civil process will get to that p

welcome, commissioner tanner. we will hear first from, i believe the zoning administrator. do you have anything to add? okay. commissioner -- >> president fung: you write beautifully. >> clerk: mr. shissler. [inaudible] >> commissioner honda: no, no, you first. >> clerk: okay. is there any public comment on this matter? okay. the matter is submitted. >> president fung: the findings by our director with the cooperation and the support of the z.a. fits what i had intended when i brought this issue up. comments? >> commissioner honda: no. motion? >> president fung: if not. move to grant the appeal. >> clerk: want me to give you some language -- go ahead. >> president fung: and determine on the basis that the five findings. >> clerk: came with the adoption of the conditions, as well, do you want me to include that? >> president fung: yeah. >> clerk: okay. so we have a motion from president fung to grant the appeal and overturn the zoning administrator's findings of the variance on the basis that the findings support the granting of a variance under planning code section 305-c.

. >> commissioner tanner: i have a couple of questions. how long has your mother owned the property? >> since 1981. >> commissioner tanner: since that time, have there been efforts to get an easement and formalize that? well, the first question would be is there any recording of a proper easement? >> no. >> commissioner tanner: and was there efforts to get the easement recorded in 2015 when the property changed hands? >> yes. we were in negotiations with the previous developers. at the heart of this, if you don't mind my repeating myself, is the fact that as soon as we are granted an easement -- nobody wants to grant us the easement, even though it's very clear that if the prescriptive easement is there, there's so much money in creating an open court proper egress. >> in t >>. >> commissioner tanner: were there other requests that were made by your mother? >> let me qualify and answer as many of those as i can remember. there was a request to remove the -- you mentioned the decks on top. the reason for that was the first developers agreed

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tanner forever. loughlin who's wrapped up in the big college bribery scandal now. but i spoke to candace before all of that. the main thing on her mind, the fifth and final season of "fuller house." >> we have already had to say good-bye to d.j. tanner once in your life. is it harder the second time around because you had her back? >> it probably will be. i'm not going there yet, keltie. i'm not thinking about the end yet because we haven't started our season, but i'll probably cry a lot. >> candace says there is a silver lining, the cast got a heads up that season five will be their last. >> "full house" we had the most awkward ending of eight years. we are not going to have that on "fuller house." >> any chance the twins will come in? >> no, no chance. >> this author, advocate and mom of three has a full plate but still makes giving back a priority. i caught up with her at the salvation bell shelter in l.a. >> what are you cooking? >> they have an acre and a half that produced organic vegetables an

his actions not going unnoticed by staff who says, this is typical tanner. teacher: "he loves to do for others an he likes to take up for others. he is just a great young man. " tanner helping brandon's confidence switch gears. brandon qualls, hs student: "stay positive. never give up. just don't stop."a small gesture securing a friendship that will last far beyond these norman arkansas hallways. brandon qualls, hs student: "he is an amazing friend." (pam) that was hilary hunt reporting. for now, brandons wheelchair will stay at school until his family can get a car that can hold his new wheels. at the beginning of the year, warriors-the year, beginning of at the at the beginning of the year, warriors-celtics seemed like a potential finals matchup. but before tonight, boston looked like a mess... dropping in the eastern standings... and drama throughout the roster. well, they looked in sync against the champs --warriors back home after a four-game road trip. no klay thompson in the lineup because of knee soreness. --from the beginning, turnovers plagued the

when he was asked what inspired him to buy it, tanner simply said to come i feel like life is littleabout others than just yourself. it is amazing you can have a kid like this out they are, so giving, so whenever you lose faith in humanity, gets out there like this. >> i love it because it was a surprise. brandon responded every single day any time he helps a friend, it's an amazing day. not everybody is a brat these days. >> i just think it is a wonderful story of friendship. >> we need more of that in this world. crazy news. >> we do. i'm just being a jerk. set your dvr and never miss a episode of my special report up next, >> bret: the a national emergency declaration, new illegal immigration number says proves the crisis is getting much worse. house democrats struggle with anti-semitism legislation has controversial muslim lawmaker stands defiant. one major european common a program to guarantee basic income for the people work or not. we will bring you they are, this "special report." ♪ good evening comeau i'm bret baier, and national wednesday by the way as several republican s

we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the political strategist jo tannereconomics commentator at the new statesman grace blakeley. stay with us for that. good evening. the prime minister has vowed to tackle the causes of knife crime, after two more teenagers were killed in separate attacks in london and greater manchester at the weekend. theresa may said the government would look at the issues behind knife crime, whether it is gang or drug related. but she insisted that there was no direct correlation between the rise in knife crime and a fall in police numbers. on wednesday the home secretary, sajid javid, will meet police chiefs including those from the areas most affected by knife crime. today a former metropolitan police commissioner, lord hogan—howe, called on the government to get a grip on the rise in youth violence. june kelly's report contains some flashing images. they lived at either end of the country, butjodie chesney and yousef makki were the same age, on the verge of adulthood. and it was in the suburbs, not the city, that both their young l

with me are the political strategist jo tanner and the economics commentator at new statesman grace blakeleynt pages are leading on the rising levels of knife crime, following two more deaths at the weekend. lots of debate about what to do and how to battle this. the metro leads with strong words from the former met police chief lord bernard hogan—howe. he is calling for cuts to policing to be reversed. the daily telegraph publishes a plea from the chair of the west midlands police federation to roll out sweeping stop—and—search powers. the daily mail carries the images of the 27 teenagers who have lost their lives to knife crime in the past year. it asks how many more must die. the i also leads on this story, with the home secretary calling for an emergency summit. the guardian carries a picture of prodigy singer keith flint, who died today. their top story is also the rise in knife crime. the ft reveals the prime minister has moved to protectjersey, guernsey, and the isle of man from new financial transparency rules, angering campaigners. the times' top story is its own investigation which

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with me are political strategist, jo tanner, and economics commentator at new statesman, grace blakeleyeady in. there's really only one story tomorrow, the rising levels in knife crime after the two senseless deaths. also the debate on how to battle this, let's start with the metro, leading with strong words from the former police chief. he calls for the 20,000 police who have been cut in the last decade to be replaced to help solve the crisis. the daily telegraph has the same top story there, publishing a plea from the chair of the west midlands police federation. stop and search powers to be increased across the uk. the daily mail has the life stories of the to teenagers who passed away. the eyelids on the story with saja javed's call for an emergency in knife crisis summit. the guardian carries a picture of the prodigy‘s lead singer, who died. theresa may's comments regarding police cuts having nothing to do with the rise in knife violence. the financial times has a different story on its front page, about the prime minister revealing theresa may has moved to protect the isle of man

thank you, political strategist, jo tanner, and economics commentator at new statesman, grace blakeley mixing with some of those showers. this picture was taken in the new forest following a particularly heavy hail shower there. lots of rainbows have been coming in from our weather watches. tomorrow will be a chilly start, there will be more in the way of rain and hail and snow, but for the good part of the day it will be clear. back to this evening into night, we have those showers easing away. still a few showers southwest of england and wales, some rain and hail snow for northern ireland in southwest scotland. at clear skies and lighter winds else to a touch of frost likely on tuesday morning. tuesday starts off quiet, but here's the next area of low pressure, bringing increasingly wet and windy weather later in the day. much of england and wales should keep dry and bright weather before more rain and bright weather before more rain and heads into the southwest later on. for the north, and heads into the southwest later on. forthe north, hillsnow and heads into the southwest later o

tanner, the youngest, was in eighth grade then.chool. >> it was great. >> what a change, huh? >> it was back to normal. it was easy. >> didn't take long to adjust? >> he had to adjust to what our plans were. >> you had been coping on your own for so long. >> yeah. >> and this time, this third chance, the kids were determined this would be different. >> we wanted to know that our dad will not be taken away from us again for a crime we know he did not commit. >> it was a very public coming out. kayla addressed the cameras. the rest of the kids and their teary-eyed dad stood by. >> we will not sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> the family launched a tip line, asking the public to help find out what really happened to michele. it was march, 2014. >> it's time for a real investigation that will get us answers. >> i think there was a good thing for us to finally come out and talk about it. >> how did it feel to do it? >> good. >> we all knew this was kind of our time to come out and give our side and

tanner saving up enough to surprise brandon with an electric wheelchair.really tired. >> he's been a good friend. i wanted to do him a favor. i felt like i needed to do it. i wanted to. >> the good news, tanner says it was worth it to see his friend smile. a lovely story indeed. thanks nor being with us on this wednesday. coming up later on "the five", it's wild card wednesday. i love that day. you never know what we'll get to on that show. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm dana perino. here's trace gallagher in for shep. >> trace: we're live in chicago where r. kelly is about to face a judge after his emotional outburst on tv. the singer charged with sexually abusing underage girls says he's been assassinated. the feds approve a medication linked to a party drug to treat depression. we'll talk to a doctor who says there are dangers, but this could be part of a psychedelic trend. and the guy that says taco bell saved his life when he was trapped in his car for days won't have to buy a taco for a long time. i'm trace gallagher in for shep. the news star

. >> reporter: jade and tanner have since welcomed a beautiful baby girl. their daughter emerson. and they have another child on the way. >> when you decided to try to have another baby, was there fear there? >> i've always noticed that jade has been a little self-conscious about what if i lose the baby? she's talked about it a lot. and i think she probablygh >> i think with emerson, it was more but, with this pregnancy, i've had a lot more emotion. now i know how it feels to be a mom. every night i lay in bed and put my hands on my stomach and imagine putting love on the baby, though. >> reporter: the couple who found love in paradise finding strength in each other through life's most difficult difficult. >> having a second one on the way, i couldn't be mother grateful. that almost makes the come up mos come up more. >>> and next, the grandma making a splash with the photo shoot gone wrong. gone wrong. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doct

>> aye. >> a commissioner tanner? >> aye. >> so that motion carries and the appeal is denied. so i believe, commissioner honda is here. let me just check in. he will be here in two minutes. we're going to take a five-minute break while we're waiting for commissioner honda. thank you. welcome back to the march 27, 2019, meeting of the board of appeals. we are now on item number five. this is a rehearing request for the subject property at 663 21st avenue. anna mar t appellant s requesting a rehearing of 19-005, mar versus department of building inspection with planning department approval decided on february 20, 2019. at that time, the board voted 4-0-1, commissioner honda absent, to deny the appeal and uphold the site permit on the basis that it was properly issued. the permit description is a two-story rear addition with deck at a second story as a back porch, adding bathroom and bedroom with living space. this is application 2017/11/22/4682. as a preliminary matter, commissioner honda -- >> i did watch the video and am prepared to hear this case. >> wonderful. we will hear f

23.30 this evening in the papers — my guests joining me tonight are the political strategist, jo tanneronomics commentator at the new statesman, grace blakeley. that's all ahead on bbc news. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watson. as the title race hots up — are liverpool feeling the heat? we don't play playstation. do you think we didn't take enough risks today? is that what you want to ask? that's a really disappointing question, i have to say. why the fans in spain are no longer warming to wales‘s gareth bale. and england outclass india in their opening t20. also coming up in the programme: critics of trans inclusion in women's sport are told to study the science before passing comment. good evening. seven points stood between liverpool and title rivals manchester city two months ago. now it's the champions city who are in front in the title race. the lead might only be a point but liverpool's goalless draw with everton yesterday was their fourth draw in their last six league games. so is the pressure starting to show. patrick gearey reports. it

tanner krebz missing a three. and one. it's a four-point gales lead. when ford loses the ball, scramble drill. launch. good! the upset is brewing. two minutes to play. the shot clock about to expire, when you're making shots like this, tommy, you know it's night. the gales stun top ranked gonzaga. they punched their ticket to the ncaa tourney. randy bennett loving it. >> it totally hasn't hit me yet, but i'm just proud how hard they played. you've got to believe against those guys. gonzaga is so good. we caught them on a little off night. but they are so good. it's so sweet. i feel sorry for all those guys around the bubble right now, but we're not. >> what a job, randy. baby shark making the trip to winnipeg. shark and jets, no score in the first. marc-edouard changes that. good things happen when you follow your shot. team teal. this time off the hurdle rebound. sharks tie it at three. 8 seconds left. joe pavelski, 2 on 1 and the captain ends it right there. 4.3 seconds left, and the sharks win their 6th straight 5-4 is the final. nfl free agency cre

putin, a manchurian candidate, but that has beenin manchurian candidate, but that has been in the tanneror two years and anyone outside of that bubble could see that the evidence for those contentions, while they should have been investigated, the evidence was never very strong been investigated, the evidence was never very strong and finally we have the report out that says there is just no evidence of this. have the report out that says there isjust no evidence of this. the legal team for donald trump says it isa legal team for donald trump says it is a complete and total exoneration for the president. the president is probably guilty of many things but conspiring with russia to rig the elections does not seem to be one. perhaps we can get back to talking about actual policy and maybe the actual things that president trump has done that can and should be criticised. what about on the point of any legal obstruction of justice. what is your view without regard and how do you think questions will be solved? donald trump is going to have a strong hand to play because if there isn't an unde

but players like jordan ford, malik fitts, and tanner krebs stepped up...knocking off top ranked gonzaga in the conference tournament and winning nine of their last 11 games. some call it golf's 5th major... the player's championship wrapped up today at florida's tpc sawgrass... fans in the st. patrick day's spirit... 7th hole.... tiger woods... pretty much out of it at this point... but sinks the long putt for birdie putt... he finished 6-under for the tournament... tied for 30th place are you ready to see the longest made putt ever on the famous island hole??.... the 17th... jonathan 17th... jonathan vegas... from 70-feet out... up the hill... left to right... and in!!... vegas finished the tournament 14- under... tied for 3rd... just two strokes back of the winner but on saint patty's day the irishman prevailed.... rory mcilroy.... drains the birdie putt on the 15th hole to take the lead 18th hole...mcilroy taps in for the win... he finishes 16-under for the tournament... one stroke better than furyk... it's mcilroy's first player's championship... next up... the masters 3 1/2 weeks f

(justine) take a look at this hail that covered the bakyard of an east bay home our viewer teri tanner sent us this picture from pleasant hill where temperatures are expected to drop to the upper 30s again tonight we are now joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with this chilly forecast. . overnight lows will cool into the 30s and 40s for the bay area. daytime highs will warm up into the upper 50s to low to mid 60s on monday. dry conditions return for monday before another weak system moves across the area on tuesday. most locations will see little to no precipitation as the system passes on tuesday. high pressure will build over the west coast for the remainder of the week and into next weekend resulting in a warming and drying trend. (justine) and signs of progress in flood damaged areas in the north bay. badger park in healdsburg along the russian river is open again. the park's community garden is the only area that remains closed. three other parks in the area --- railroad park, fitch mountain park and open space preserve remain closed as the cleanup efforts continue. (justin

. >> number 11, tanner smith. >> reporter: the paradise high school bobcats are playing at oracle parkthe campfire took their field. many of the players homes and much of their town. that's what makes this day so special. >> very emotional. i started to cry here today, seeing them out on the field. >> reporter: he is number 17, trevor rickson. he calls baseball his new home since moving into a hotel after the fire. >> just keeps all of us busy. it keeps us going. after school we get to go there and play baseball instead of doing nothing. >> it is a very important, like, thing for my heart because i lost a lot. >> reporter: these are survivors. even the strongest shed tears at times. >> kind of just want to go home, spend my own time on >> reporter: that's why the daunte benedetti foundation is stepping in with a bag full of cash to help them rebuild. even though paradise high school is still standing, the water is contaminated and there's a lot of damage, and that's where the foundation money comes in. it will pay for new equipment and new fields. new fields should be ready by the fall

danny tanner from abc's "full house". and i'm here to tell you about the worldwide web.he web. think about it as a mailbox on your desk. any letter or package that you want delivered directly to in just 48 minutes. the worldwide web is a magical way to share ideas. it's also so much more than that. have you ever seen someone [ bleep ] a horse? you will on the worldwide web. you know when the magna carta was signed or what that weird rash is on your balls? just ask the web. all the answers are right here. like your own library in the sky. huh. 12:15 and chlamydia. on the worldwide web, literally anything is possible. you never know who might be on it. who knows. maybe even the president of the united states. the future is at our fingertips with the worldwide web. take it from me, bob saget. you can bet on the net. i gotta run. this hours ain't going to masturbate to itself. oh, yeah, that's a big [ applause ] >> jimmy: he's doing things. is the bachelor ready yet? should we check in to see? oh, oh. [cheers and applause] all right. that is not colton. walk the moon, bob sa

you can see the family of guardsman tanner all of was among those on hand for the happy homecoming. >it is surreal. it didn't seem real until we said goodbye to him and he left and now it seems surreal that he is home and it has been nine months. we are proud of him because he is doing what he loves. >> more than 100 national guard troops return home this week from a nine-month mission overseas. this was the first combat mission for the 40th infantry since the korean war. >>> up next at 5:00, dental care at no cost. see where dentists are donating their time and offering a wide range of services. >>> then a man arrested after setting his neighbors door on fire, all captured by a home security camera. >>> we will find out how much sexual-harassment scandals at the state capital are really costing california taxpayers. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead,

. >> one idea that i think is interesting as you have 15 members but only tanner appointed in the political fashion. five of them can only be seated by a unanimous agreement of the other ten. >> i think they stole a supreme court seat. >> should we keep it nine? >> we should have a national conversation. give every president the ability to choose three. holding on those seats in ways i don't like is healthy. >> dana: president trump responding. >> the only reason is they are doing that, they want to try to catch up. if they can't catch up through the violent box by winning an election, they want to try doing it in a different way. we have no interest in that whatsoever. it won't happen. i guarantee you it won't happen for six years. >> dana: no court packing. >> greg: is it a coincidence that they lose because of the electoral college and they want to change it now there's an edge for republicans in the supreme court so they want to change that. you change the rules, you change the rules for everybody. ask harry reid how that worked out. it's shortsighted to decide when you lose that you're

could there be a chemical in the self-tanner he's using in would someone please check the tube of banana boat tanning lotion? the president might have to explain this one. this is a selfie taken at trump's super bowl party. the woman in the front is the original owner of the day spa in florida with patriot's owner bob kraft scored his two handed touchdown. she's a trump donor and posted the caption we love our president. two weeks after the owner of the patriots were at the spa, she's at mar-a-lago. she doesn't own the spa any longer. she now runs a consultanting business that reported offers to connect chinese investors with trump's inner circle. here's another photo. this one is signed. and to me, the amazing thing, it's not that trump is somehow connected to this woman. that was 100%. to me the amazing thing is she's not a part of his administration. i mean, here she is with d.j. t.j. here she is with eric trump. dad, i met a nice lady, i need to borrow 40. meanwhile the president spoke to the media from the white house lawn, and watch this. and then after speaking to them, he wandere

. >> number 11, tanner smith! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the paradise high school bobcats are playing at oracle park. the camp fire took their field, much of the players' homes and much of their town. that's what makes this game so special. >> very emotional. i started to cry here today seeing them out on the field. >> reporter: he is number 17, trevor rickson. he calls baseball his new home since moving into a hotel after the fire. >> just keeps all of us busy, keeps us going. after school, we get to go there and play baseball instead of doing nothing. >> it's a very important, like thing for my heart, because i lost a lot. >> reporter: these are survivors. even the strongest shed tears at times. >> kind of just want to go home in my own time, with family. >> reporter: that's why the dante benedetti foundation is stepping in with a bank full of cash to help them rebuild. even though paradise high school is still standing, the water is contaminated and there is a lot of damage, and that's where the found

. >> number 11, tanner smith. [ applause ] >> reporter: the paradise high school bobcats are playingt oracle park. the camp fire took their field. many of the players' homes and much of their town. that's what makes this day so special. >> very emotional. i started to cry here today seeing them out on the field. >> reporter: he is number 17, trevor rickson. he calls baseball his new home since moving into a hotel after the fire. >> just keeps all of us busy and keeps us going. after school we get to go there and play baseball instead of doing nothing. >> it's a very important, like, thing for my heart, because i lost a lot. >> reporter: these are survivors. even the strongest shed tears at times. >> kind of just want to go home, spend my own time with family. >> reporter: that's why the dante benedetti foundation is stepping in with a bang full of cash to epp had them rebuild. even though paradise high school is still standing, the water is contaminated and there is a lot of damage, and that's where the foundation money comes in. it will pay for new equipment and new fields. new fiel

tanner and the vice principal and they said take off the armband because it's against real. so i said tell the students. and the schools now and the great stand of courage and conviction, i said okay, i took off that that armband and i gave that to them. but i learned a very important lesson than. you don't have to be the most courageous person in the world. you can be you. you can be you, you can be scared and you can be shy and you can still make a difference because that's what happens. >> mary beth tinker along with her brother who made history with a landmark case celebrating 50 years ago today. john tinker is joining us from des moines. and also if you want to follow us on twitter at c-span history we have a poll and here is the question. the students today have enough free speech rights is school? as part of our american history tv programming, among those on the survey 26% said it's about right. 13 per say too much in 5061% said not in the. you can weigh in on the twitter poll again follow us at c-span history. richard is next from redlands california. good morning.

our guests joining me tonight are political strategist jo tanner and economics commentator at new statesmanr that. towns in deprived areas in england are to get a £1.6 billion funding boost, which has immediately been dubbed a brexit bribe by labour, who say theresa may is trying to use the money to win support for her brexit deal from opposition mps in areas which strongly voted to leave the eu. the communities secretary, james brokenshire, denies that and insists the money will have a transformative impact on areas that feel left behind. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports from stainforth in south yorkshire. just look at this, look at it, there is nothing. we've got nothing in this town. we've got this feeling that we're unimportant anymore, it's not a gold mine, it's just a dead town, now. keith allsop wants his home to feel like something to him again. hatfield main pit shut for good four years ago. there is a plan for a heritage centre, to create new work where it's gone, if there is the cash. i'm not sure whether it's a piecrust promise. that could be broken at any time. o

there's 35 and a tanner. tell your fortune, milord? go away, mother.etty lady's future. the pretty lady's going to marry me. we shall make ls chime] i require and charge ye both as ye will answer at the dreadful day ofudgment when the secrets of all hearts shall be disclosed that if either of you know any impediment why you may not lawfully be joined in mrimony, ye do now confess it. for be ye well assured that if any persons are joined together otherwise than as the word of god doth allow, then are they not joined by god, nor is their matrimony lawful. edward rochester, wilt thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife? man: one moment, please. i declare istence of an impediment. proceed with the ceremony. you cannot proceed. mr. rochester has a wife now living. who are you? my name is briggs. i'm an attorney. mr. mason... briggs: on the 20th of october, 1824, edward rochester of thornfield hall was married to bertha mason at st. mary's church, spanish town, jamaa. the record of the marriage will be found in the register of that church. it's true, it's

jacob tanner's of bank of america merrill lynch is joining us as well.rade in everything we are seeing, how do you position around that? markets are getting more excited about the possibility of a good deal, and in my view that is good news. it is part of the reason why we have seen risk assets come back a little bit. there's a lot of good news in the price here. i also worry that if we do get a good trade deal, it might mean we get a little less stimulus from the chinese government. in the longer term that probably means slightly lower growth. lisa: you are saying buy the rumor, say the news. could there be a trade deal that is better than the other? guest: certainly there could be one trade deal that benefits certain sectors over the other. but from a global macro perspective, i need to see certainty. if we get that, i do believe we have a segment of demand that could be unleashed as business owners begin to say i know the framework, i can write up my contracts, i can put the money on the sidelines to work. it is a short-term rally. alix: part of the i

you can think of the ridge, it's kind of this tanner looking feature.his white line is curiosity's traverse and you can see the biggest thing in this picture, the ridge looks different from the rocks below. we were really curious, we knew these rocks were lake bed deposits. what were the rocks in the ridge? and also from orbit we've mapped this mineral called hematite. and the reaction that forms hematite can be favorable to life. we saw this from orbit and we saw it light up along the ridge. and so we were interested in what was causing this. and i'll say on a personal note, one of the chapters on my ph.d. thesis was the discovery and mapping of this mineral. i'm excited to get to this ridge to see what we can find and it's also a little bit scary, because it's what you predict can be tested. my fingers crossed that we find this mineral that i said we would find and hopefully figure it out. we get there. we drive around. we drive to the spot where we have the strongest signature. this is where we need to go. and crossed my fingers, we got our drill sam

chairman, i share senator tanner's view, with respect it is responsible for you to pursue a budget. colleagues, to me the bottom line is, it is responsible to pursue a budget, but it is irresponsible to propose this budget. i am going to be very specific about why i hate that view. the trump administration and senate republicans are generating an almost inexhaustible supply of horrible healthcare proposals that are harming america's most honorable. the seniors, the poor, the disabled, millions of americans who lack clout and political power, these are the very people who get little more than a tiny slice of the nearly $2 trillion in tax breaks, that were laid out in the trump tax bill over our strong opposition. now, with respect to healthcare, the differences between the trump health proposal, and today's senate proposals are minuscule. for example, colleagues both repealed the affordable care act, take away the protection. i was dreaming about when i was director of the great panther. healthcare always used to be for the healthy and wealthy. that is what you had when you could clo