the developer and the city have identified a financing team, including a lender, an equity investor, bond, and city adviser. the financing team has met several times and developed the final issuance document and the legislative package before you. item 16 is a ground lease for approval of the same project. it's a ground lease approval, i'm sorry. the term of the lease is 75 years, with option to extend for 24 years. the annual base rent is $15,000. this and all the other terms of the ground lease before you are consistent with most city policies and other ground lease for affordable housing approved by the board of supervisors. item 17 is for a jurisdictional transfer of the property where the project is located. it's currently owned by the real estate division who will transfer it to the city. as stated in the related resolution, both departments have determined that the property could be used more advantageously by the city for affordable housing. we asked the committee to recommend the resolutions and forward to the full board. as for timeline, the financing team is on track to clo

and when we modeled that -- the finance team modeled that idea. and the results were horrifying.se] -- [laughter] jeff: shipping is expensive and customers love free shipping, but we could see -- i mean, again, back to that -- you have to use heart and intuition. you have to have instinct. you do it with a group. you do it with humility. getting it wrong is not that bad. that is the other thing. when we make mistakes, and we .ave made doozies many other things just did not want out. we did not have enough time for me to list all of our failed experiments, but the big winners pay for thousands of failed experiments, so you try something like prime, and it was very expensive at the beginning. it cost us a lot of money. you have a free all-you-can-eat fa. who shows up first? the heavy eaters. -- all-you-can-eat buffet. who shows up first? the heavy eaters. did i really say all the prawns you can eat? we could see the trend lines. all different kinds of customers were coming and they appreciated that service. david: you don't like meetings before 10:00 a.m., you like to get eight hou

almost every single way to invest in the northern sea route because a lot of it doesn't have the finance team but on mac, the chinese have been very reluctant. there is much more talking than action in reality. the chinese see as russia per train a dividend in the future. in the commercial profitability and basically china's own freedom of navigation along the northern sea route. so i see more talking and overall i think bri and china was afraid russia would be an obstacle. so that's good enough for china. >> hi, my name is craig cobain. i'm from australia studying in the pacific at the moment. i will note that the australian government last week for the week before pass legislation to prevent foreign interference in our politics. without mentioning any country specific. but do you really think that the financial people in beijing are so unsophisticated that they cannot be that these third world countries can pay the big loans back? countries like them a lot to which i've been studying the solomon islands in strategic centers in world war ii appeared for example, a huge wall which was built i

team is key. i had a good finance director. i have the best finance director in washington, d.c. the best team. we put on the miles, we made the calls. i cold called. it was a challenge. being rnc chair has been easier. carrie: what was your past -- i am fascinated by comments you have made about your own experience of your family and politics. your mother ran for senate, your grandmother ran for senate, and you describe the expense as political -- as brutal and turned you off from politics. how did you end up being the chairwoman at this moment? it seems like not really getting out of politics. ronna: i am the classic 60% qualified for the job. i did what the men did. i worked in d.c. after college. i worked on my mom's race for senate. -- it ran twice in 1994 was a brutal race. it was probably one of the most vicious races in michigan's history. she was not an establishment candidate. raising money was a challenge and i was her driver. we went to editorial boards, you did not have the internet. it was fun. i learned a lot. how she was treated. when my grandmother ran, it was the 1970's, and s

covering all of the finance team. she will shortly move to bloomberg opinion.in with a partial u.s. government shutdown. it started a week ago after republicans said they did not plan any votes. president trump is demanding $5 billion for a border wall with mexico. he tweeted most government employees losing pay because of the closure are democrats. the administration has granted its first exclusion from tariffs imposed on china for intellectual property rights violations. the united states trade representative approving almost 1000 requests for exclusions that cover $34 billion worth of chinese goods. the tariffs taken affect in july. the exclusions are retroactive. two's epic content has played down the italian government level of debt. the prime minister said the economic fundamentals are "very solid." a final vote on his budget bill is due tomorrow. if italy misses a deadline, it must use a special procedure to revert to this year's budget. a wave of bright blue light flashing across the new york city skyline was caused by an explosion in queens. seen in co

the a's will be the last team standing and the raiders are on the way to las vegas. they want a finance stadium pick the team needs to come to an agreement to buy or lease the property. the goal is to have a new stadium ready for action in 2023. >>> the warriors host the mavericks to take on the jazz later. >> that tap of the ball -- oh he is. >> the warriors be the jags in the game was another. kevin durant scored more than 30 points. the golden state belt short 108- 103. >>> gary payton is known for his assist on the basketball court. tonight, he will assist any different way, yes. he is dressing as old saint nick for the secret santa giveaway at the oakland church. 50 youngsters will receive toys in oakland. it is not the first time the high school grad has helped the oakland community pick they helped with the a's to donate $5000 to the basketball team. >>> a single mother and daughter will spend home takes to help from a charity called seasons of sherry. she had to stop working when her daughter got sick. her kidney stopped functioning and she spent weeks in the hospital. she had a

the public finance team, thank you for your work and leadership and helping us to steady this $11 billion budget which is might add is growing. it is growing. i look forward to observing the fight in january and february on the dollars. i hope "the chronicle" will report fairly and balanced so i can get a good level of understanding. i hope the "examiner" will be fair and balanced as well. between the two we should get the truth. i want to recognize the chiefs. fire chief and police chief. we've had tumultuous times. i think chief scott is doing a fantastic job. i haven't eaten all day. my apologies. i love you, chief. where is the camera? i want to say thank you to the teams that have done a good job, but you talk about the reform. it's nothing if no one is there to implement. if there is no one that believes with you. this is a chief that brought down officer involved shootings, our homicide level and keeping it low. thank you to the department of police accountability. it was a figment of my imagination that manifested. to his staff and to the police commissioners that i put my heart a

we know about the alleged campaign finance elections, and the trump transition team for investigation with contact with russians, and now there's the inaugural investigation, and there's a pair of amal yaoment lawsuits, and there's the new york state lawsuit over the trump foundation, a charity accused of using its money in unorthodox ways, like purchasing a picture of trump himself and paying off his legal settlements. and who could forget trump university, and calling itself a university, and those are just the big ones. now with the new class of democrats heading to washington with the ability to release his tax returns, all of this could get a whole lot worse for team trump. we have never had a president under this much scrutiny. it's not because it's a partisan witch hunt, which the president says. the investigations seem like proof that the tone comes from the top, and no amount of rage tweet something going to change that. that's your "reality check." >> you mentioned scott pruitt, did we know about the lotion situation? >> i think that's in retrospect among the least of his si

i had the best finance director in washington d.c. and sara robinson, just the best team. we put on the miles, made the calls. i called called. it was a challenge. the rnc has an easier. >> i'm fascinated by comments he made a batch or on experience and politics. ronna's mother ran for senate in that experience you describe does gÖdel and then it turns you off from politics are so how did you end up eating the rnc chairwoman and at this moment it seems like politics. >> and the classic 60% qualified. so i worked in d.c. after college. i worked on my mom's race for senate. my mom ran twice in 1994. it was a brutal race. it was probably one of the most vicious ratios in michigan history. she was not the establishment candidate. raising money was a challenge and i was her driver and i drove her everywhere. and it was fun to do that. i learned a lot and how she was treated. when my grandmother ran, we interviewed her. she ran in the 70s and when she went to her first debate, her opponent brought her a dozen roses on the stage. >> what did she do? >> i did not die. i was kind o

think i believe there are numerous lawsuits actually in the in the making she did break and her team did break i believe campaign campaign finance laws rigging the primaries they then i think history will show in time when we really dig into this if we do that the clinton team was probably ecstatic at the idea that donald trump might be the republican nominee believing falsely that they would have a dirt in october and an october surprise and knock him out of the general election so if anybody was conspiring in the two thousand and fifteen and sixteen election it wasn't so much any part of our political system with foreign powers it was the hillary clinton campaign with a whole raft of dirty tricks hers and you know she frankly definitely deserved to lose the election but that doesn't mean because she lost we should investigate and get to the bottom of what really happened and the idea of falsely accusing candidates of having supposedly illicit ties with one day sure or another nation it happens that russia is a convenient convenient for the moment bet more. and then have it turn out to be false there's no excuse for methought m

the details it contains are true. here's cnn's tom foreman. >> you should ask hillary clinton about russia because she financed the fake dossier. >> reporter: teamssessment of the steele dossier has never waivered. an they've also dismissed the packet put together during the campaign at the request of opponents as a smear job, plain and simple. >> the fake dossier, the phony dossier. >> the dirty discredited dossier. >> reporter: as robert mueller's russia investigation has rolled on digging into many of the same areas cited in the dossier, parts of it have held up over time. start with the real estate. the dossier claims the russians were trying to lure candidate trump into a tighter relationship by offering favorable real estate deals. for decades trump had dreamed of building something in russia including one suggestion of a large luxury hotel across the street from the kremlin but his one-time attorney michael cohen told congress all such talks had stopped by january, 2016, the start of the election year. >> now, however, cohen has admitted negotiations were still under way with the russians a half year later. even as trump locked up the rep

say the president directed his former lawyer michael cohen to break campaign finance laws making illegal hush payments to two women who claimed they had affairs with mr. trump. the special counsel's team revealed new contact with russia and one offering a government level political synergy. and they dropped the campaign against paul manafort because he liv lied about contact was a russian official. >> lawyers are not as cautious as using the "i" word impeachment. >> they would be impeachable offenses. certainly. >> the president has now stepped into the same territory that ultimately led to president nixon resigning the office. president nixon was an unindicted co-conspirator. >> anxiety is spiking among republicans. they worry the white house has no plan to deal with the mueller probe. we have sara westwood with more from the white house. >> reporter: dave and alison, the president spent the weekend going after the paris climate accord and calling for an end to the russia investigation. talking about anything other than prosecutors claiming in court filings that the president directed michael cohen that make a pair of illegal payments during the race. president trump touted the docum

we start — within ten days of becoming the finance minister, i had reached out to imf, invited their teame staff mission came in. they issued a report, we started a formal dialogue. the mission was here in the month of november, and that dialogue continues even today... well, that's all very well, minister, that's all very well, and i understand these things aren't altogether simple. but the bottom line is the imf ties giving you up to $us6—7 billion to some very serious reforms that you must make to stop living beyond your means, including hiking energy prices, for example. you don't want to do that, that's politically difficult, which seems to me why you're so tempted to take the money from saudi arabia, for example, where they're not imposing those kinds of conditions. if you allowed me to complete my answer, you would have gotten a response to this part as well. that's what i said, there was a second part of it, and that is, we have not waited for the imf to impose any sanctions on us or impose any conditions on us to do what we think is required for the economy. in the very first 100

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plus, it's the last chance for 48-month financing. ends monday. >>> so our teamurthouse in washington tells us that michael flynn and his attorneys have arrived inside the courtroom. his sentencing set to begin in just about nine minutes from now. members of the special counsel's team are also now filing in. mike flynn in court, the president's first national security adviser set to learn whether he's going to serve time behind bars or not. the former three star general, you saw him arriving at the courthouse earlier this house. it comes as two of flynn's former business associates are charged with covertly and unlawfully trying to influence american politicians on behalf of a foreign government. in just the last few minutes, white house press secretary sarah sanders seemed to cry foul on this whole investigation telling fox news that regular procedures were thrown out because of political bias. watch. >> a lot of problems here, and we'll see what the judge does later today. >> are you arguing that he was entrapped? >> we're arguing that he was certainly ambushed

the mueller team, this butina plea is critical to the russian collusion. >> he is unfazed by news that they implicated the president in a scheme to break finance laws by payingwo women for silence. we know about that this weekend. here's how orrin hatch reacted in an interview with cnn yesterday. >> concerned about what the federal government is alleging here. >> well, i think the democrats will do anything to hurt this president, anything. >> it isn't the democrats, it is southern district of north korean, u.s. attorney. that's who -- of new york. u.s. attorney. >> all i can say is he's doing a good job as president. >> this guy is from utah. this comes as 44 former senators of both parties published an open letter in "the washington post" to the current members of the u.s. senate. the senators wrote we are entering a dangerous period and feel an obligation to speak up about serious challenges to the rule of law, the constitution, our governing institutions, and our national security. we urge current and former senators to be steadfast and zealous guardians of our democracy by ensuring that partisanship or self interest not replace national interest. seems

is an acknowledgment by the attorney general, at least, if not by the trump team, that the president and others violated campaign financethe president's former attorney, michael cohen, who committed campaign finance fraud and felonies in addition to other crimes, no one is going to prison or facing any sort of criminal penalty that i can see. might that change, or is that pretty much where it is? >> well, for what we know right now. this was brought as a civil suit by the new york attorney general. they largely only have civil authority in new york. they have a few criminal laws and statutes, but don't have full criminal jurisdiction. so this kind of an investigation into campaign finance, it wouldn't be done by them. it would be done by one of the federal prosecutor's offices or if there were other allegations of wrongdoing, could be done by a local prosecutor. so i think it's too early for us to say whether or not there are other charges that potentially could stem from this. but it's certainly, you know, the questions you would ask for combine finance, is it over the amount of a donation to a candidate would likely b

the chapters. >> thank you very much. >> shannon: democrats now focusing on three possible lines of impeachment. collusion, obstruction of justice they talk about campaign finance violations. let's bring in the legal team to discuss, bradley max and chief counsel to the majority leader, alex vogel. great to have you here. alex, we will start with you. what you make of this? he says we are going after anyone and everyone connected to trial. >> it is problematic frankly. it seems to be that any attorney general regardless of what state they are from, you should take the facts as you find them. if you see something that needs to be investigated, you should do so. to come out publicly and name someone and say i'm going to ar them, it's problematic. >> shannon: does it give the gradients to his argument that this is a witch hunt? people who are politically motivated to come after him. >> yes, it does serve kind of that narrative the president pushes. this is all political, it's a witch hunt going after him regardless of the facts. i wasn't a big fan of the way the attorney general described that it. i wish you would've described it more narrowly in terms of a specific crime we believe with evidence. here's

the feds say cohen's assistance has tied the president directly to campaign finance violations, a felony. bob mueller's team says his assistants also tied the president directly and politically to the russia investigation. the two teams of prosecutors have offered different takes on the level of cohen's assistance, though. nonetheless, both agree that cohen's help to the mueller investigation should be a factor during the sentencing that has started. our huge team of nbc reporters to cover this thing in washington. intelligence and national security reporter ken delaney, at the course house in new york city, legal analyst, danny is cevallos and two former prosecutors, elliott williams, a former deputy assistant attorney general at the doj and jill wine-banks former assistant watergate prosecutor. mr. cevallos, we'll start with you there at the courthouse. cohen expected to address the court at the top. do we have any idea what he might say? and what are the range of sentencing options here? >> reporter: allocution for a defendant where the defendant often has his only opportunity to speak to the court and t

this the crimes hear the allegations here the serious campaign finance violations that the career prosecutors in new york the mueller team how the donald trump became president in the first place. that's an important distinction. it's third world countries and other places in which you have all sorts of cheating during the election. and actually incentive to cheat even more. if you win the presidency, you get the get out of free jail card. that that's not the constitution of the united states. i don't think hamilton broke from king george the third to install a president who can cheat and lie during the campaign. if the allegations are right. and then win the magic prize and get out of jail free. that's not the constitution. >> some congressional democrats recently talk about the line between impeachable offense and offense that justifies impeachment is there a difference? >> someone said certainly if it's a crime like a felony. a serious felony that will meet the standard for a high crime and misdemeanor. one thing one consequence of the president saying ooip above the law the criminal law. the scholars and the two just

in addition to giving the young people advice about their finances, joe and his team allow them to sit in on real financial planning meetings with real customers to show them really how things work in the real world. garvin thomas, "nbc bay area news." >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we have more on the shakeup at the white house, who is on the way out, and who is on the short list of potential replacements. >>> also, after nearly the entire town of paradise burned to the ground in the amplifier, an inspirational story of a high school basketball team rising from the ashes. all the players are homeless, and yet, they've maintained an incredible record. you don't want to miss this story. good morning it is sunday- take a live look outside -- >>> good sunday morning. it is december 9th, just shy of 7:29. here is a live look at communications hill. clouds out there. will we see the sun today? it remains to be seen. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana happens to be here with a look at our microclimate forecast. >> i've got the answer for you.

the mueller team. what he pled to is not litigated in court as it relates to the campaign finance violation.t president trump it will have to go before the congress and republican senate. we did this during the '90s and it didn't end well for them. >> bret: the special in a rare disclosure pushing back on the characterization that the interview of michael flynn the former national security advisor was handled poorly. the memo says nothing about this causing him to make false statements. he chose to make false statements when he lied. when faced with the fbi's questions on january 24th, the defend repeated the same false statements. >> molly, here's what i don't understand. and i never understood: michael flynn as general as the head of the defense intelligence agency, knew that the russian ambassadors phone calls were taped and listened to and transcribed. he knows someone is listening somewhere. why would he lie about what he told the russian ambassador? >> there is so much interesting in these things today. he is pushing back hard. everything they provided tells another story. they mention

is not a problem, but sources say the only issue which may stick is campaign finance hush payments to alleged mistresses. >>> a busy week ahead for the trump defense team. paul manafort may face new charges or harsher charges over the breach of the agreement with special counsel robert mueller.

in addition to giving the young people advice about their finances, joe and his team allow them to sit in on real financial planning meetings with real customers to show them really how things work in the real world. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> really nice. >>> we'll be right back. workers at kaiser permanente mental health clinics across the state plan to walk off the job monday. the demands they )re making. plus: what happens when you lose your license at the airport?! the print out that will give you hope. monday morning from 4:30 to 7. present for riley morrison. she )s hooping it up in her new >>> well, we've got an early christmas present for reilly morrison, hooping in her new curry 5s. steph curry mailed her a pair. she's the 9-year-old girl from napa who wrote curry a letter when she couldn't find his shoes in women's sizes on the under armour website. curry responded on twitter and promised to change the ordering procedures there. curry also invited riley to a warriors game in march on international women's day. >>> a quick note on the big rig crash. all lanes are no

the radicalized youth series on a just. a reminder about top stories this hour u.s. federal prosecutors have directly implicated donald trump in campaign finance crimes during his presidential bid separately prosecutors with robert miller's team investigating alleged russian interference say moscow reached out to his associates as far back as twenty fifteen. u.s. prosecutors are seeking the extradition of the chief financial officer of chinese telecoms company while way mango was arrested in canada and is facing charges of fraud she is accused of violating u.s. sanctions against iran. a stampede in a nightclub and italy has killed six people and injured more than one hundred others the incident occurred to me on current on the adriatic coast italian media say people panicked and ran for the exits after someone sprayed noxious substance. u.s. president donald trump has named several new people to keep government positions they all need to be confirmed by the senate fest let's take a look jeff sessions who trump fired from the role of attorney general last month is set to be replaced by william barr is no stranger to the job he already held the position back in the early one nine hundred ninety s. under george h.w. bush joseph

is not a problem, but sources say the only issue which may stick is campaign finance hush payments to alleged mistresses. >>> a busy week ahead for the trump defense team. paul manafort may face new charges or harsher charges over the breach of the agreement with special counsel robert mueller. and robert mueller also has an issue with michael flynn's sentencing memo seeking no jail time. tomorrow, michael cohen faces sentencing in new york and maria butina has a plea hearing. more on that in a moment. >>> and on friday, a sentencing request for michael flynn and then a dispute with special counsel robert mueller and a witness. that's all we know. if you are keeping score, we have 16 associates who had contact with russian associates. everyone on the list denying colluding with russia in any way. >> a source telling cnn accused russian spy maria butina is now agreeing with prosecutors. the 30-year-old used connections she built with the national rifle association to work her way into the 2016 campaign. she was photographed with gop hopefuls and lobbed a question at trump at a 2015 conservative event. >> do you want to continue the politics of sanctions

the crimes here, the allegations here, these very serious campaign finance violations that the career prosecutors in new york that the mueller teamout are -- go to how donald trump became president in the first place. and i think that's an important distinction, because i think, you know, it's third world countries and other places in which you have all sorts of cheating during the election and actually an incentive to cheat even more, because if you win the presidency, then you get that get out of jail free card. that manifestly is not the constitution of the united states. i don't think alexander hamilton and james madison broke from king george iii only to install a president who can cheat and lie during the campaign, again, if this allegations turnout to be right, and then win the magic prize and have a get owl of jutl free card. that's not our constitution. >> recently in interviews, they've been talking about the line between impeachable offense and offense that justifies impeachment. is there a difficult to you? >> someone will work on this, charles black said on impeachment, if it's a crime, like a felony, serious felony,

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