parcel and if property owners do remove trees, they would have to set aside three times that area as undeveloped open space. a local realtor says these rules taken collectively would have a profound impact on homeowners. >> it would drastically affect homeowners' property values and their ability to build on any parcel and acre or more and would make many parcels hundreds, if not thousands potentially unbuildable. >> that's the impact is that people will not be able to have country lives in this community. >> reporter: harvest duhig has a small winery on 14 acres southeast of napa. they says napa county already embraces conservation but says the new ordinance is pushed by people who resent any expansion by the wine industry. >> our conservation regulations as they are today are designed for conservation. this particular ordinance is designed to stop growth of any kind. >> reporter: so why would the county do this? last june a voter initiative requiring similar measures was only narrowly defeated and opponents of the ordinance believe supervisors are responding to political pressure from those fi

longa underdeveloped undeveloped and you had all these farmers self identified hicks who couldn't get their crops to market on time because there were no roads and he said i'll build you roads this is what we saw crossing the us this notion of building the infrastructure to create the wealth to provide access to markets and we no longer see that we in fact see the opposite we see extract in the wealth dismantling the infrastructure and taking yen privatizing the highways and basically privatizing all infrastructure you know extracting all from new infrastructure instead of building the infrastructure with . huey long you know he also helped build the bring the man the extraction industry to louisiana and really. distribute that wealth to the public you don't really see that as much anymore i mean the wealth stays in the hands of the extremely wealthy the b.p. oil spill was a huge disaster for the gulf of mexico and it was you know basically. a perfect example of the deregulate fifty miles west of here you have cancer alley this is one of the first settlements of freedom the free black

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the new owners have kept the land undeveloped and say they plan to one day either donate it to the stateer to protect its magnificent rain forest forever. i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. live here at 8 p.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, self-made billionaire and patron spirits cofounder john paul dejoria is my special guest, and many of my exclusive interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. >>> but first, january's job report was released friday morning, and despite a government shutdown which consumed much of the month, the number was much better than expected, not a major impact at all from the government shutdown. 304,000 jobs were added to

if you're going premium and cheaper beers in the undeveloped markets, you lose your kale. the other problem is this is a company with $100 billion in debt. >> wow this is one of the most indepartmented corporate balance sheets out there right now they have to start earning a lot and growing a lot. >> the saves grace for that is the bulk of it, somewhere around 94% is fixed rate, which they just refinanced, so at least it won't fluctuate, but that's still a lot of debt to be carrying around. in the era of kraft, heinz, what happened to that, you have to wonder if they'll get re-rated as a group, the highly levered companies whose strategy has been acquiring, acquiring, acquiring, which may not have the price leverage that they necessarily need. >> here's the other thing that is happening, maybe eating away at the category. martha stewart, and sometimes we say this as a sign -- she's teaming up with canopy growth. her first task will be develop a new line of cbd products for animals? this isn't their first partnership, their first was with snoop dogg. martha has a fabulous w

on foreign policy, he was so undeveloped as a candidate that people like flynn could go into the void. nobody was was saying, nobody in the foreign policy community was saying this at this point. >> i was woken from my vacation reverie. what he said was outrageous. he is basically spouting the russian line saying well, these people are russian speakers and they want to be part of russia, that is irrelevant. >> they're spanish speakers -- does that mean they believe to march across the border. it was fourth and flynn. >> was there any mainstream american foreign policy person pushing this? >> they may have said there was a little bit of truth, russian to the extent that there was a lot of russians that were based there. and the families that were accompanying them. it was an invasion, it was a military seizure the first time this happened since world war two. all of the other western leaders and the united nations as a whole say it will not stand. >> the number one foreign policy problem for russia was these sanctioning, rig sanctions, right? >> yeah, they wanted to control ukraine, an

units will be rented to market rate, no residents will be displaced, because the site is currently undeveloped. the ocean beach apartments project entails the rehabilitation of an existing 85 unit mixed use affordable housing development located at 760 playa street. 100% of the apartments will be affordable to housing earning less than 60% of a.m.i., however because the property has assistant payments, residents currently pay 30% of their income towards rent. and the south park project has three existing affordable single room occupancy buildings, located within a block of each other at 22102, and 106 south park street. the project his total 107 and 100% to households earning less than 60% of a.m.i. residents of both the ocean beach apartments will be temporarily relocated during the project's rehabilitation. they will be able to follow completion. most of them were returned to bond issuance approvals for each project at different times later this year. here with me today is kelly pressler, representative from brookfield properties, the project sponsor for the 185 maryland street apartments, a

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except for an undeveloped parts of the world. but no, it's in los angeles now. details after the break. >> tucker: it's happening with relat >> tucker: well, it's happening with relatively little notice. almost none.oi but the u.s. is quietly going broke. it is real. the congressional budget office just released their forecast for the federal budget.di economist there predicting a deficit of 897 billion. it is far above the $500 billiom deficit of the george w. bush years i generated so much alarm at the time. remember those? well, getting close now to the trillion dollar deficits ofst obama's first term. the differences those came in the wake of the worst recession in decades and the wars were still running at high intensity. the national debt, most significantly, at the time was less than half of what it is right now. so why is all of this happening in 2019? it shouldn't't be. they tell us our economy is in strong shape. our leaders say that we are so rich we can give free health care to illegal aliens. no problem. these are boom times. but if that's true, the

the offshore is at a point where price, weurrent will see that 90% of the fields that are undevelopede money. activity wise, we see it's going the right way. i want to come back to the subject of a potential consolidation in the industry, we have been talking about cash, etc.. would immersed drilling -- would maersk dissipate as a buyer? jorn: it's too early to say. the growth ory are going be looking for is within the areas where we are strong and where we have an edge. the upper the model we have is delivering compared to our competitors profitability that's higher than the top. the sabine area where if we are looking at growth, it would be where you will see growth. thehe floater market, jakobson the north sea, that's where we are good. you going to be free now to stock up the larder, so to speak. would you go after the capital? we are in a situation already wary have -- already have quite a good balance sheet. probably the best balance sheet in the industry. i'm quite happy how we could capitalize out of this merger. think you so much for joining us on daybreak europe. timer some

. >> tucker: typhoid doesn't exist anymore except for undeveloped parts of the world. los angeles now being spread by fleas. hard to believe. we have details after the break. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: it's happening with relatively little notice almost none but the u.s. is quietly going broke. very quietly but it's real. the congressional budget office just released its forecast for next year's federal budget. economists there predicting a deficit of 897 billion. for perspective that's about 120 billion more than last year. and it's far above the 500 billion-dollar deficit of the george w. bush years that generated so much alarm at the time. you remember those? what we are running now is getting close to the trillion-dollar deficits of obama's first term. the difference is those deficits came in the wake of the worst recession in decades and the wars in iraq and afghanistan of course were still running high intensity at the time. the national debt, most significantly at the time was less than half of what it is right now. so, why is all of this happening in 2019? it shouldn't be.

2808, the construction thoerd, which was very important, because the forces were deploying into an undeveloped theater, so i would say in that case, it worked exactly the way it was intended. needed authorities for the department of defense were granted by the president to the secretary of defense, who then used them to fight the fight. >> great, thanks carl. i don't know, avril if you have any examples of emergencies or invocations of emergency authority that you want to mention? >> sure. i mean i think one of the things i was thinking about, as i was listen together earlier panel and the discussion of these authorities more generally is i think we all have a kind of a different rubrick in our head, depending what we're focusing on, for the different categories of emergencies. and i think of, there are sort of typical emergency declarations that i think we would see stafford act, things like that, where they strike me as very easy for the public to understand, and sort of intuitively, here is a natural disaster, here is a public health crisis, here's certain things, that one can imagine that

may not be maintained for the subject building permit provides new construction on the undeveloped portion of the subject property. therefore, because a perk of her -- proposes new construction on an alley lost in the residential special use district, that already contains a noncompliant curb cut, the provisions of the planning code clearly prohibit the inclusion of a curve get within the proposed new construction. the ordinance language is clear that garage access is not wanted in new projects, an existing curve shots must be removed when significant new development occurs. while i won't address any issues -- every issue raised, i will raise a few. or address a few. first, we discover the concept of the law of the day many times here at the board. essentially this means that a building permit is subject to the planning code as it exists at the time of the permit issuance. if the code changes between the time of the permit is filed and when it is issued, those new provisions will apply, unless specific provisions are included in any ordinance that amended the planning coach code. no such p

willem: europe is so dependent the capitalo markets are relatively undeveloped compared to the u.s.ening of the banking system is a necessary condition for the resumption of the cyclical recovery that at the moment is under serious threat. francine: how do you do that in europe? do you consolidate? do you take out the problem banks? consolidation would have to start with deutsche bank and commerzbank and go cross-border, or do you start cross border? willem: i think the obvious thing to do in europe, with in arm is natural -- national retrenchment -- enormous national retrenchment after the deficit is to maintain close borders. that way, you have strengthening andanking in each country maintenance of strengthening of competition as well. that is the only effective way to proceed. francine: is there a regulator appetite for that? willem: at the moment, very little, i am afraid. the national retrenchment is still very much part of the mindset of bankers and it hasians, because remained clear throughout the financial crisis that your government stands behind you if you are a troubled b

the freehold is undeveloped but, despite intervention by the secretary of state, for which i'm gratefuls been in touch with the ministry of housing, communities and local government and the treasury about this. as i have said we fully expect building owners and the private sector to take action, and make sure appropriate safety measures are replaced. we have written to all the releva nt replaced. we have written to all the relevant building owner is reminding them of their responsibilities. they must do the right thing, and if they don't, we aren't ruling anything out. i also point out that local authorities have the power to com plete authorities have the power to complete works, and recover costs, from the private owners of high—rise residential buildings. i am sure that a ministerfrom residential buildings. i am sure that a minister from the mhc lg would be happy to meet with my honourable friend to continue to discuss this matter and ensure residents are given the peace of mind they need by the action being taken. caroline lucas. mr speaker, in the event of a no deal backs at the go

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