. >> tom wood. department of building inspection. you can see overall, 55% increase, but you pay more attention to filing 6.4% decrease. that's going to bring attention. >> director, i was just thinking, i'm starting to hear -- and this is more street talk than factual -- that a lot of projects, particularly good ones, large housing units, are kind of on hold for whatever circumstance, usually financial i'm hearing and so on. so i guess question one is, traditionally when the projects are approved, how long of a shelf time do they have before they're extended or can be extended or so on? >> depend on the size of the project. generally couple of years before they start construction. >> president mccarthy: is it your opinion that most of the projects we see here that have been approved and the permits pulled, will be starting construction? >> as you can see from the page 1, you know, complete ones have -- some of them. and then construction also going down. you mentioned if that in fact people are hurt, also in a rumor and the construc

bardet, canada's michael woods and tom dumoulin of the netherlands.nished sixth and great britain, with adam yates 37. britain, with adam yates 37. simon yates failed to finish. yates failed to finish. the bbc‘s job and was was watching. job and was was watching. at the road cycling world championships. championships. for the men's final race, won by valverde of spain. valverde of spain. an emotional victory, but what a cracking race. victory, but what a cracking race. 38, almost totally his last shot at it. it. this time i managed to get it all the way there. the way there. myself into position, this is it, it is mine to lose. is mine to lose. because he had a chance to attack, but valverde covered that well. but valverde covered that well. after the finish, it is always great to watch. that is why we like sport. riders in the end, contesting all the way to that final hill climb. the way to that final hill climb. yes, the climb on the circuit, nearly eight kilometres long. nearly eight kilometres long. just unable to riders to stay there longer. long

if you looked at the catchment area for the five years previously, tom wood have got in, if not on the it came as a shock, if i am honest with you. we expected on the ist of march to be celebrating tom getting into coopers, and unfortunately we were not. there were lots of sleepless nights and it was not a pleasant time. some might say that it is calmer. you could afford to move and potentially deny someone else already living there a place. well, nine years is quite a long time. he we nt nine years is quite a long time. he went to primary and infants, and daycare there. i think that is an invalid point, honestly. your story did have a happy ending as i said in the introduction. you appealed, and that didn't work, but he was on a waiting list and eventually got the place having started at a different secondary school. how did that feel? it was great, amazing. i have told this story many times. at the beginning of the six weeks holiday, one of tom's friends, who actually lives across the road from us, not even 50 yards away, he had got into coopers the day before the six weeks holiday.

wood. the refugees. want to have c.n.n. tom this is something that has no place in the constitutional debate it's become a week month spewing hate to mount st these have no place in our country. the way you want stream of stuff capitalized on this terrible crime is tasteless and the power and leave objective is not acceptable when people who look for being attacked in the course of a spontaneous rally. and time migrant protesters have also been displaying photos of people who they claim have been assaulted by asylum seekers glaring flaws in germany's own legal enforcement systems with more details our europe correspondent peter alter. migration policy in germany is firmly in focus right now but what to do when it's been decided that the person doesn't have the right to be here and should be deported well at the bizarre end of the spectrum is the case of one man in frankfurt who the city's office of public order confirmed to r.t. its how a whopping five hundred and forty two criminal investigations against him the man who doesn'

later today, frank wood will be joining tom keene and myself for an exclusive interview. 11:30 u.k.appentesla, mexico, global trade. so many subjects to discuss. i'm sure you would join us a little later on. roughly 11:30 a.m. london time. matt: we are 45 minutes into the trading day in there's a sea of red across the equity indexes. in theis joined apple billion dollar club. -- joined our club. amazon has been in a showdown with the u.s. president all year and it all. -- all year and it doesn't seem to have heard it at all. let's talk about what has gone on with amazon and what will happen again when they have a positive session. a $1 trillion company. what does that mean? >> he is considerably rich, jeff bezos. story is really about amazon web services. took at all to get to the similar mark was about 15 months and they made it in for. -- in four. web services are responsible for half of the company's profit and it's something that is growing at pace as they move towards big data. tried to send its legal counsel to capitol hill and that wasn't a smart move. did he not see this one comi

this week, the game of golf needs a boost like tom delay came to transcend it into the masses, for everyone in golf, it's brilliant. so, is this tiger woodsry best? patrick gearey has been looking back at some of the more memorable sporting returns against all the odds. the comeback requires a setback, a crisis to be overcome. none can be more terrifying that this scene at —— when nicky loder is escaped this crash with his life. he climbed back behind the wheel, he missed only two races and the following year became the world champion for the second time. monica bellucci earned from being stabbed on court to win the australian open —— monica returned from being stabbed. some of the fastest and most hostile borders cricket has ever seen, the west indies. it was his first test match in nine years and he never w0 re match in nine years and he never wore a helmet. come back often defy expectation by george foreman who climbed into a ring when the world had written him off. he won the heavyweight title aged 45, 20 years after he lost it to muhammad ali. perhaps tiger woods's isn't the most matic. —— most dramatic. ben was nearly killed in a ca

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tom? >> reporter: yeah, we're in the match well park area. neighbors say when had he think they're about to catch him, he slichks off into the park here or another heavily wooded area and gets away every time. he's been caught on camera numerous times at this home. the owner tells nbc bay area he's been peeking in her windows for at least six years. >> krouchd down but not very rorter: her neighbor a couple blocks away shows us where the same stocky white bald man hasg b over her felso become a regular stop on the habitual peeper's rounds. >> it looks like he comes back to the same properties multiple times and every few weeks. >> reporter: even after she installed multiple new cameras and motion sensor lights, he still comes back. the last time was wednesday night. >> the guy gets around. >> reporter: long time residents believe the same man has been targeting the neighborhood since the 1990s. >> we're pretty concerned because he's not deterred by all the tv coverage reporting on the internet. >> reporter: julie says ever since stories about the peeper started circulating on couple weeks ago, oakland p.d. increased nightly patrols in the neighborhood. >> i ho

knock on wood, it could go on well for a while. tom: in your index, there is no donald trump.i bet you did not know that. he is the first u.s. president institutions in the u.s. which have been key for u.s. competitiveness. literally the first month in office, he went after a sister inanization of darpa, but the department of energy. darpa has been a key source of innovation. in our phoneything was funded by the u.s. government. he went after those organizations. china learned from the lessons of silicon valley. investing massively through different state actors and private actors in what will be the next big thing, the green revolution. they would not have been able to do that without the china development bank, increasing development. and talks hamilton, but trump is dismantling the multi-in -- hamiltonian legacy. the aspects ofut the u.s. government fundamental to the internet revolution, biotech, tesla would not have existed without the funding. , the curse of cash in his 15th printing, a onve look to say the least the cash economy and the negative interest rate, and also

tom. a red cross volunteer. just to bring you up to date on florence now. a tropical storm, no longer a hurricane. that doesn't mean folks in the area are out of the woods can see some of the damage around docks, ports, you name it. a great deal of damage. i had an insurance estimate with me earlier said this run into potentially billions of dollars. no way of knowing. far more important, lives. four were lost, a lot of damage in wilmington, north carolina as well as florence pounds the state. the owner of cape fear wine and beer in downtown wilmington, north carolina, amika, was riding out the storms. joins me now. she refused to go. didn't think it was a good idea. maybe because she's a gutsy person, survived cancer, nearly lost a leg after a roller derby injury. so i imagine you don't fold quickly to a storm. >> well, i guess you can say i'm kind of tough. i wanted to stick around for my business, for my car. we've been in business since 2003. i want to be here in case i need to take action with calling many island lord, calling my insurance companies, dealing with anything. my employees that have evacuated, i want them to have something to come home

tom: the economic war. francine: you can browse recent charts, use them, make them better, send them back. this is "bloomberg." ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. let us check in on what is trending. tiger woodsear-old has won his first tournament in more than five years. this could bode well for sponsors such as nike. could the u.k. opposition be closer to endorsing a second brexit referendum? jeremy corbyn would prefer general elections but will be bound by the decision of the labor party. they will debate the decision tomorrow. our most read stories, jpmorgan sees market risk from overconfidence. in second place, the second round of u.s.-china tariffs. opec gives a tepid response. bloomberg spoke exclusively to the russian oil minister and he told us that his country has capacity to boost output. terms of the short-term potential, a couple of hundred thousand barrels. lot of it depends on overall policy of the country and the stimulus which we will be ready to give. these are being discussed in the government but no decisions have been made. francine: great work there over the weekend. what are traders telling you? is there a danger opec cannot fill the vacuum? good morning. if you look at

tom homan, thanks so much. good to see you on the couch. >> good to see you. brian: something golf fans have not seen in more than five years. tiger woodst crazy. carley shimkus has the reaction that's still happening at this hour. it's more than just a game. anna: plus our very own pete hegseth is in illinois working on a special project. pete, what is it. pete: good morning, i'm in johnsburg. recognize this guy major dan rooney, bill shae helped build this home behind us with all these guys and gals with their own time and money so they could sell it and give it to kids of the fallen for scholarships folds of honor. we will unveil it to you all morning on "fox & friends." ♪ there goes my hero ♪ waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside with the world outside. making life a little easier. ♪ the new well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. starts with great sleep. and the sleep number 360 smart bed is my competitive edge. it intelligently senses our movements and automatically adjusts our firmness and support on each side to keep us both incredibly comfortable. it can even warm our feet to help us fall asleep faster. it's great s