as i mentioned, we had a second study jordan roberts did including st. patrick's that just happened until 2:00 a.m. in the morning as he informed us, the ratings went from 26 on norfolk to 35. and the rear went from 34 to 37. so we're actually forced to update our window and sound ratings by quite a bit. i'll let jordan tell you more and you can ask him more questions about the sound study. >> commissioner tan: so you're saying on norfolk the rating of the windows will be 35 -- >> the back of ours will be 37. >> commissioner tan: so the back faces 11th street. >> yes. it faces 11th street. >> commissioner tan: commissioner frost i think has a question. >> commissioner frost: you used the word sound [indiscernible] was suggested. when you write these up as the architect as what won't would that be put in not as suggestion -- >> no, we started including it in the plans. it had to have a certain degree of bulk and because it will be made of concrete, it will have a weight limit. we're actually already including it in our plans. >> so not a suggestion. >> no

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jordan roberts with sulter associates. i made a lot of measurements, one right in front of the union square sports bar, that was after 10:00 p.m.ing and the then other measurement was along ellis street but near the restaurant, that was across mason -- excuse me, the sports bar is on mason street and the restaurant is on ellis. so made the two measurements and calculated the noise level of the facades, the north facade is along ellis and the south is in the back of the building, facing other buildings and we calculated the ratings needed to meet the entertainment commission noise guides and we found that the rating should be 32. we chose worse case acoustically speaking worse case rooms, smaller rooms with more percentage of window. that about it. do you have questions? >> vice president thomas: questions? >> commissioner lee: i see your measurements, you stop around midnight. do you have any measurements around 2:00 in the morning or am i missing a page? >> we didn't make measurements around 2:00. we did the 10 minute mea

ambassador robert jordan and billionaire investor venture capitalist sits down with me for an exclusive one on one interview at the economic club of new york why he supported president trump in 2016 plus he tells us what company he believes is the most ferocious company in america we're looking ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and the top story of the weekend follower fbi deputy director andrew mccabe breaking his silence following his firing by attorney general jeff sessions on friday night. mccabe claiming his dismissal is part of an attack on the fbi and on the mueller russia investigation. meanwhile we are also learning that mccabe kept notes on his interactions with the president, similar to the memos kept by former fbi director james comey. joining me right now is house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte of virginia. mr. chairman good to have you on the program thanks for joining us. >> good morning maria. good to be with you and your viewers. maria: your reaction to the firing of andrew mccabe. >> well, i think the attorney general did the right thing. it was th

i'll talk to robert jordan. and billionaire investor, venture capitalist peter thiel sits down with me for an interview.ne why he supported president trump in 2016, plus he tells us what company he believes is the most ferocious company in america. we're looking ahead right now on sunday morningow futures. ♪ the top story of the weekend, former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe breaking his silence, following his firing by jeff sessions on friday night. mccabe claims his dismissal is part of an attack on the fbi and on the mueller russia investigation. meanwhile, we're also learning methat mccabe kept notes on his interactions with the president similar to the memos kept by james comey.to joining me right now is house judiciary committee chairman, bob goodlat. j thanks for joining us. >> good morning, maria. good to be with you and your viewers. >> maria: your reaction to the firing of andrew mccabe? >> i think the attorney general did the right thing. it was the appropriate decision, given the reports of his ha

scarlet: for more perspective, we are joined by robert jordan, former u.s. arabia and current adjunct professor at southern methodist university. thank you so much for joining us. i want to get your success of what would -- your idea of what would define success for mohammed bin salman versus donald trump. robert: the meeting from the prince's standpoint is very important in terms of preserving u.s. support for the war in yemen. this young crown prince owns that war, and it is not going very well. he has fired his entire senior general staff because of it, so he needs american support in terms of munitions, intelligence, reconnaissance, and midair refueling. congress is viewing this very skeptically, so i think prince mohammed really wants continued american support. i think he also wants continued american acquiescence in the saudi rivalry with iran, and i think, of course, the potential scuttling of the nuclear agreement with iran is going to be something the crown prince would support as well. from president trump's standpoint, i think he very much wants

let's bring in robert jordan, u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia during the george w. tration as i always say, the protagonist. i wish i was robert jordan but i'm not. thanks for joining us. it's good to see you i always say that. never gets old for me. does it get old for you? >> never gets old. whatever you want to call me is fine >> great i don't think we can overstate, you know, where saudi is now sort of in our world view in terms of middle east this is an important ally at this point, especially when you consider the pushing back on iran's intentions in the middle east so this is big >> it's a big deal remember, the saudis are our longest time ally in the middle east since 1945 so we have to keep a relationship with them, as difficult as it is sometimes. >> yeah. and is that what this is about >> that's a lot of what it's about. >> this week will it be about that or is this a sort of a charm offensive and a meet and greet, et cetera there will be real policy issues discussed? >> i think the d.c. part of the visit is a lot about policy. it's about making sure we're

. >> okay, robert mueller is the michael jordan of lawyers and he's got the nba all-star team surrounding him. hours later, sam seems to change his tune. so is he going to appear before a grand jury? >> i imagine he's going to appear before a grand jury. on the phone, he was a little bit more measured. he said ultimately i'm going to cooperate with them. i just don't want to make it easy and i don't think it's fair that i've got to go through all my e-mails and send them to him. it's going -- he's going to sit. i mean, i don't think the guy wants to go to jail. >> then walk me through this though. it's too taxing on sam, ari, to go through loads of e-mails but he's willing to sit through a grand jury. he's willing to go to jail. that's no biggie. >> this is not significant because of what sam nunberg says about what he will or won't do. i think it's obvious he's not sure what he's doing. this is significant because it's the first on the record leak and disclosure about the people that are of the most interest to the special counsel probe, that list of ten names. it's also significant beca

this is the first stop, the first visit of the prime minister and the author of desert diplomat, robert jordanident was going through the arms sales that the us undertaking with saudi arabia. your take on these big acquisitions in terms of us arms. >> a lot of deals have been in the works, but it is quite significant. if you look at the production line, you are happy to have these contacts. we have to be careful how these use, the war in yemen is one that has reached a level of great criticism. we have to be careful in terms, the southeasterly protecting civilian lives in this terrible catastrophe in yemen but having said that, if the saudis don't buy these articles they will turn to russia or china or others so we are in a competition to revive what they want to purchase. we have to maintain a degree of control over how this is used. maria: when we spoke sunday on fox news you said you don't expect the president to renew the air and deal. tell us more about that. >> the president has come out strongly against the deal so he will have a hard time backtracking from that. the saudis likewise hav

jordan, let me start with you. this is amazing that rod rosenstein who appointed robert mueller and the same guy who extended the fisant with the bulk of information, he did not want devon nunez to get this material and only because of digging by you and congressman meadow and your staffs were we able to find the latest strzok/page message and showed collusion and at least a relationship with a judge that recused himself after he accepted general flynn's plea. >> exactly right. three key points. you said it well, the judge recuses himself in the flynn case. that same judge. text messages made clear had a friendship with peter strzok deputy counter head of intelligence in the fbi and the justice department made it difficult for us to get that information. in fact the documents that we got were redakted. mr. meadow's staff went in there and found information that showed the relationship. he had a relationship, that judge had a relationship with peter strzok and the justice department didn't want us to find it out and the key question is why. >> sean: why? the judge doesn't take on the case and recuse himself and find o

jordan, let me start with you. >> sure. >> sean: this is an amazing thing that rod rosenstein, who appointed robert mueller, who is the samet extended the fisa warrant with the phoney dossier, which was the bulk of information, that he is -- he did not want devin nunes to get any of this material and that only because of digging by you and congressman meadows and your staffs were we able to find the latest strzok-page messages which show all of this, you know, collusion, if you will, to use a term or at least relationship with this judge that recused himself after he accepted general flynn's plea. >> right. exactly right, sean. three key points. >> sean: help me out here. >> you said it well. the judge recuses himself in the flynn case. that same judge, the text messages make very clear had a friendship and relationship with peter strzok, the guy who was deputy head of counter intelligence at the fbi and the -- excuse me, the justice department made it difficult for us to get that information. in fact, the copies that we got, the documents that we got were redacted. we had to send staff, mr. meadow's staff went in there an

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington the chinese president's close political ad has been voted in as vice president xi jinping is also being confirmed for a second term with unanimous support the national people's congress approves the government we shuffle at its annual meeting in beijing. a legal application has been filed in australia against me and as leader and sun suit she's in sydney as part of a special asean summit of southeast asian leaders lawyers are attempting to prosecute charges of crimes against humanity in relation to the treatment of me and ring. dozens of people have been killed in separate air strikes in syria in rebel held eastern good term market was hit leaving more than seventy people dead and activists say fifteen others died when turkish forces bombed the only functioning hospital in kurdish controlled a frame so that because former president jacob zuma is facing prosecution for corruption the charges against him include fraud racketeering and money laundering over a two po

ways go but>> i still can't help but they about jordan peele in "get clench have a wrap up and all the winners local listings. >>> special counsel robertays it reviewed;< s&p sent to subpoena sent to robert mueller. itlude president trump, paul manafort and steve bannon going back to president trump's attorneyty not respond. >>> the food and medicine come after eastern ghouta saw renewed attacks from government forces. more than 600 people have been reportedly killed in the rebel-held area. that is one of many battled areas across the country. seth doane traveled across and he's the first u.s. correspondent to reach the area since the start of a turkish offensive. seth, good morning. >> good morning. just when you thought this war in syria could not get any more complicated rng here we are. we have come here because it is a new unfolding front in this conflict. we're surrounded by a number of people who have been displaced by the fighting and the fighting threatens to roll back progress in the threat of isis. they have turned their attention here. afrin, is now under attack by turkey. the u.s. has been arming the kurdish mill live yark

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. still ahead on al-jazeera the political crisis in toto the president faces hours of questioning over a corruption investigation they often pietschmann proceedings begin john his column and confirm see jingping as president for a second time to allies join him in office. hello there we've got some quiet weather across japan at the moment the last of the systems has worked a way towards the east that brought as a fair amount of rain and some snow as well but now things are looking a lot quieter and it should be fairly mild as well as we head through the day on sunday so we're looking at a top temperature of around fourteen degrees meanwhile a bit further towards the west there is more in the way of rain here but that's pushing its way south would say for some of us should be a little bit dry for monday that rain will be gradually trying to make its way across japan there as we head through monday so monday does look very much wet a day ahead towards the south and

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. correspondent tom bowman has the latest from washington a day after the president called the firing of mccabe a great day for democracy is personal attorney john dowd has now called for the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to fire robert muller the special counsel he said that he was speaking in his personal capacity and not on behalf of the president but it's hard to believe that that's the case in light of the incessant criticism of the president not only of rosenstein but also of his superior jeff sessions who chose to recuse himself from this whole case and was in turn criticized or has been criticized heavily and publicly by the president in the meantime there are republicans in congress who are putting further pressure on rosenstein they're talking about creating a second special counsel to investigate what they call corruption within the f.b.i. saying that the mccabe firing sort of provided additional evidence that there is what some of the presiden

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. one of the world's fastest growing cities could be about to run out of water bangalore is a hub of technology but urban growth neglect and unpredictable rainfall have caused it to dry out catch all of us would be on reports. bangalore is the epi center of india's high tech industry it's even nicknamed silicon valley despite all its advances in cutting edge technology it's facing a major problem water or rather the lack of it in that if you tell a big bang a little bit of what this is this is the main point of this and then if anything this that is going to make it collapse it will be because of the war that it's the city's population has doubled over the last fifteen years to more than ten million as young i.t. workers arrive to take up high tech jobs but about half of them have to rely on tankers for their water supply i would say this is because of unplanned that been a nation that's happened in the band the landscape sold a senseless in a sponsible out but th

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robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington or its advice is director of the hudson institute center for political military analysis he doesn't think the investigation into russian meddling will be derailed by the dismissals. there are many many people dismissed in this way are they suddenly or unexpectedly by the trump ministration so it's it's a bit unclear to what extent this is related to any the sophisticated tensions but in him and the president as opposed to just a general pattern or something that would have occurred under another ministration in the same way clearly whatever the reason it could it's going to be read by some innocent tamped to the raptor or affect the investigation however as far as we can towel least investigation has been receiving false still in despite what happens in congress or in the white house and it's not very visible and it's probably good and it's been we hear periodic lee announcement about somebody being indicted or arrested are under review so i don't think this is g

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. one of the chinese president's close political allies has been voted in as vice president xi jinping himself has been confirmed for a second term in office with unanimous support scott hind the now from beijing. for the first time in history the president of china took an oath of office president xi jinping raising his fist pledging loyalty to country and constitution as he begins his second five year term and that's a constitution that was changed last week during the national people's congress here in beijing. one of the biggest differences lifting term limits on the offices of presidents and vice presidents meaning this is almost certainly not the last time we will see she take the oath. also took his oath on saturday his first five year term as vice president. only one vote was cast against him out of the nearly three thousand carefully selected delegates known as a firefighter taking on tough tasks long front of the president's anti-corruption crackdown it

robert muller. everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. russia's prime minister tourism a says the u.k. is considering its next steps after moscow announced it would expel twenty three british diplomats and close the british council in russia mission has accused the kremlin of orchestrating a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in salzburg gena home reports from moscow. after days of waiting it took barely ten minutes for british ambassador laurie bristow to be handed russia's written response we gave russia the opportunity to explain the healthy material soulsby we are structured to declare that material that's the stick in the key to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons russia did neither therefore we announced certain steps russia today has informed me of the steps that russia will be taking in response to that. the decision to remove twenty three british diplomats from russia mirrored u.k. prime minister to resign may's own statement on wednesday expelling twenty three

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington at least four people have died in a car bombing in the afghan capital kabul police say the bomb went off as a convoy of foreign vehicles was passing by but all those killed appeared to be local bystanders there was no immediate claim of responsibility it's the latest in a series of attacks to hit the afghan capital. afghanistan is facing a growing drugs problem with around nine thousand tons of opium produced there last year heroin is an important source of revenue for the taliban and the us is targeting their drug cultivation sites tell you about the reports from kabul by record numbers of people are turning to drugs in desperation. in afghanistan there is a level below rock bottom it's where these lifeless expressionist drug addicts exist men who lost dignity a long time ago they've been rounded up and herded into one of the country's biggest drug rehabilitation units in kabul. these are the other victims of this never ending war collateral damage if you like p

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. well still ahead on al-jazeera we turn to china as president xi jinping is confirmed for a second term in office. danger on the slopes the steel lift that injured almost a dozen holidaymakers. from the clear blue sky of the dome. to the french autumn breeze in the c.t.v. . hello there it's turning cold for many of us in europe at the moment the north where we've got the coldest of the weather further south you see the rain all pushing its way northward this is giving us some fairly heavy downpours and on its northern edge where is his in that cold air we're seeing a fair amount of snow as well for the north where we've already got the cold air there's not a great deal of new wintry weather coming down say stockholm will be at minus three and for warsaw will be a minus two that cold air is pushing its way towards the west now we're seeing it over parts of the u.k. we're also seeing a fair amount of snow to that gradual retreat its way westwards as we head to sund

they will negotiate but robert mueller will decide the scope of the interview and the things that needs to know to build the case that he is working on. going back to congressman jordan's using a talking point that republicans say post house intelligence committee saying we didn't find any collusion. it is like stopping the game at half time and saying we're done we won and leave the court when you still have two quarters left to play and there is no evidence of collusion is something that we should knock down every single time, because that is not actually true. donald trump jr. did meet with russians in trump power. that is a fact that is not going to change ever. and so i think that robert mueller is deciding whether or not any of the actions that the president p -- trump campaign officials took rise to the level of a prosecutable offense in a court of law. and that is what his job is under the regulation and he will do his work. the spin that republicans are putting on their actions really are to set the court of public opinion in a way it doesn't matter what robert mueller finds because the public will discredit it because trump has worked to discredit the inves

robert mueller has on this. francine: stephanie, thank you so much. we will be back with our guest jordan taylor of barclays. we are also hearing from russian president vladimir putin, giving his state of the nation speech at the federal assembly in moscow. this is very interesting because we have the russian elections march 18. he was talking about the strength of the economy and inclusive growth. we will delve into that little deeper. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning everyone. today.c news flow we have jordan rochester and kristen keller with us. come along weer talk about china, we need to talk about the tripod, the international economic tripod. one of the founding ideas is an independent central bank. is there central bank even remotely independent? guest: i guess you would argue that the entire chinese regime has zero independent institutions. the wayif you look at decisions are made i think it is hard to argue for that. on the other hand you could argue that in recent years, even in some of the western central banks, there has been some political influence. i'm not sure how

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington now in a few moments we'll have the very latest weather for you with staff in the pink of course but also still ahead here on the news one year before elections one jury and demanding action. president bihari to end poverty. protests for the visit of the myanmar to australia lawyers want to the prosecutor it would be running a crisis or she is away from home. and in the sports news tiger woods is troubled in his effort to wear the five year title from. the nice pink sky by the time. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there if you're in darwin has been pretty wet and windy recently and that's because you've just been hit by a tropical cyclone it's called marcus and it certainly gave us some very strong winds causing those trees to be blown down the road so we saw quite a bit of damage thanks to this we saw one hundred twenty two kilometer per hour winds and we also saw a fair amount of rain around fifty six millimeters so not a massive amount of rain

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington. one of the chinese president's close political allies has been voted in as vice president xi jinping himself has been confirmed for a second term in office with unanimous support scott higher than up from beijing. for the first time in history the president of china took an oath of office president xi jinping raising his fist pledging loyalty to country and constitution as he begins his second five year term and that's a constitution that was changed last week during the national people's congress here in beijing. one of the biggest differences lifting term limits on the offices of presidents and vice presidents meaning this is almost certainly not the last time we will see she take the oath. also took his oath on saturday his first five year term as vice president. only one vote was cast against him out of the nearly three thousand carefully selected delegates known as a firefighter taking on tough tasks one front at the president's anti-corruption crackdown it

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its and rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington well let's cross across to washington d.c. where our correspondent tom ackerman is waiting to talk to us that tom we're hearing just lately that these memos he's nuts of being kept is a significant. it's highly significant the various sources have said that mccabe's contemporaneous notes and memos are now in the possession of the special counsel robert muller and presumably as indicated by mccabe's comments and reaction to his firing that they could corroborate james cole music out of his interactions with the fired f.b.i. director james comey who himself has just recently emailed in his reaction to tweeted his reaction saying the american people will have my story very soon and they can judge for themselves who is honorable and who is not mccomb account is being highly touted in advance of his of his book which is due to come out under high secrecy guarantees or about months from now and i believe that they have advanced the publication date from that but the la

robert muller everything he knows about any russian links to the trump presidential campaign and that could mean the trumpet ministration might now have a much bigger problem on its hands rosalyn jordan al-jazeera washington so what we have here is another high profile dismissal from the trump administration which incidentally i calculated has been in power for four hundred and twenty one days. in that time and i'm going to go through the whole list here courtesy of this feature down to zero dot com we have seen the firing or resignation of the secretary of state the chief strategist is also the national security adviser he resigned the f.b.i. director of course them is the chief of staff the acting attorney general went inside ten days director of communications press secretary the head of the national economic council the u.s. attorney for the southern district of manhattan the white house staff secretary another director of communications the health secretary and the deputy assistant to the president or to bring in clear finkelstein now director of ethics and the rule of law at the university of pennsylvania law school joining us via skype from philadelphia i can't believe it clai

jordan peele. thank you. >>> and kevin will have a complete wrap-up of the oscars all the winners and back stage news on "entertainment tonight." check your local listings. >>> special counsel robert axios is calling a hit list of people who communicated with one witness in the russia investigation. the website says it reviewed a subpoena sent by mueller's office to the witness who is not identified in the report. the subpoena asks for all written communication between the witness and ten officials including president trump, former campaign chairman paul manafort and former chief strategist steve bannon. going back to november of 2015. president trump's attorney ty kob did not respond for comment. >>> a united nations convoy is delivering aid to a besieged syrian district outside damascus this morning. the food and medicine come after eastern ghouta saw renewed attacks over the weekend from government forces. more than 600 have reportedly been killed in the rebel held area. one of many battle fronts across the fractured company. seth done traveled to afrin, syria, the first u.s. correspondent to reach the area since the start of a turkish offensive. seth, good morning. >> good mor

jordan, let me start with you. >> sure. >> sean: this is an amazing thing that rod rosenstein, who appointed robert mueller, who is the sameuy that extended the fisa warrant with the phoney dossier, which was the bulk of information, that he is -- he did not want devin nunes to get any of this material and that only because of digging by you and congressman meadows and your staffs were we able to find the latest strzok-page messages which show all of this, you know, collusion, if you will, to use a term or at least relationship with this judge that recused himself after he accepted general flynn's plea. >> right. exactly right, sean. three key points. >> sean: help me out here. >> you said it well. the judge recuses himself in the flynn case. that same judge, the text messages make very clear had a friendship and relationship with peter strzok, the guy who was deputy head of counter intelligence at the fbi and the -- excuse me, the justice department made it difficult for us to get that information. in fact, the copies that we got, the documents that we got were redacted. we had to send staff, mr. meadow's staff went in th