this is 95 hawthorne street. this is the northeast corner of folsom and hawthorne. a five-story existing office building will be demille -- demolished and placed with a 42 story 444-foot tall for 62 if you include all the rooftops, including 392 dwelling units with ground-floor retail, approximating about 4,000 square feet, but this is a residential project in nature. nineteen% of the dwelling units would be provided on-site which equates to 55 dwelling units. the project is a state density bonus project which means that 35% of the development is being converted to the project by providing very specific a.m.i. levels, which are 50% of the a.m.i., so those are 11%, so the additional develop and capacity is being conferred to this project. [please stand by] . . . >> 80% and 110 respectively. this project has to achieve a greater ability and from the low income tier down to 50. it is even a deeper benchmark. thank you for the question. >> thanks. >> guy place mini park, which is currently under construction is a 4,308 square foot site acquired in coordination with the

new shadow from the hawthorne project would occur in the late afternoon hours, entering the park between 3:30 p.m. and 4:15 p.m., depending on the day. the shadow would fall roughly on the center of the park. new shadow would be present for up to 16 minutes with an average daily duration of 11 minutes. added shadow would fall in total 59 days early in the year, january and march, as well as in the fall. the largest new shadow would occur on february 16 at 3:56 p.m. and would cover about 12% of the park at that time. the current shadow load on the site is 72% of the total potential sunlight. and the project would increase the shadow load by roughly 1900 square feet and increasing the shadow load by .01%. so going from 72.34% to 72.35%. this picture shows you only the moment of maximum shadow load, but it gives you a sense of where the project is on the left at hawthorne and fullsome and park on the upper right which is on guy place. and the dark shade is the existing shade and the blue is the added shade. so at that very moment it would be fully shaded. but there are other moments when it

that their commitment to their fellow service members and veterans, sergeant first class brian hawthorne's and under general mcarthur. brian served two tours in iraq, earned the bronze star in baghdad for saving the life of his best friend, and today he and his wife help other families. he is here to participate in sunday's jump. here just yesterday he re-enlisted in the army reserve. and this generation, this 9/11 generation of service members, they, too, felt something. they answered some call. they said i will go. they, too, chose to serve a cause that's greater than themselves. many even after they knew they'd be sent into harm's way. and for more than a decade they have endured tour after tour. sergeant first class cory remsburg has served ten. i told his incredible story before. most recently when he sat with my wife michelle at the state of the union address. it was here at omaha beach on the 65th anniversary of d-day where i first met cory and his fellow army rangers after their made their own jump into normandy. the next time i saw him he was in the hospital unable to speak or wal

. >> here at spacex headquarters in the los angeles sub your honor of hawthorne what excites this 48-ld billionaire is the idea that lots of human beings might one day live on other planets. especially mars. >> one of the sweetest spots in all of the world for people who love space is pad 39a. >> the best pad. >> the best pad. >> it's the pad that sent apollo 11 to the moon. >> we have a lift off. >> many of nasa's most memorable missions began here as well. hallowed ground at the kennedy space center in florida. >> you're looking at a live view of the falcon heavy on historic launch pad 39a. >> i can't believe we get to use this pad. it's an insane honor. -- >> to be sure since its founding in 2002 spacex is the first private company to launch, orbit and recover the space craft and watch its historic recovery of an orbital rocket's first stage landing safely on an ocean platform. >> falcon has cleared the tower. >> there's also been a number of setbacks along the way. musk often uses the expression rapid reusability. why he argues should rockets make only one trip. >> like an aircraf

hawthorne flooding with a road shut down there. >>> much of the flooding may have subsided but tha doesn't mean all of the local rd are safe for driving. check out this scene in northern virginia. yesterday's flood water took out a portion of this road in mean. >>> it wasn't only the road and tecars that were imp by the weather but infrastructure was so overwhelmed by the heavy rain yesterday. >> there is a massive cleanup left in mclean. here is a look at thia rod. water flooded the street and the front yard of this home. >> this is not normal. unfortunately the infrastructures we built 20, 30 reyears ago around the sts and draining system is not keeping up with the weather pattern. i> molette green will join us in a few minutes w a closer look at the damage le behind. >>> check out the many other incredible images and stories fromda yestery's severe storms. take a look at the photos and video in theas nbc whington app. >>> d.c. police and the fbi need your help. they are searching for a person who fired a gun towa on-duty police officers. police say this video shows the suspect circled i

my name is martha hawthorne.m a member of seiu 1021, and we want to support you, we want to be a part of this, but we have to have a voice. we need to be clear that all these changes that have to be made cannot be made on the backs of city workers, cannot be made on the backs of working people, working families, and the marginalized communities that have done close to nothing to cause this problem. we need to recognize and to hear that the acknowledgement that our current reality is yes, there's a climate crisis, but we have a crisis in wage d disparity, and a crisis in housing. we need to work together and work with your constituency to get this going, but we realize this is going to cost a mon lo money, and the billionaires are going to have to pay. we accomplished free city college. let's accomplish free muni. you want to get people out of cars? people can't afford the price of a make upuni ticket. we've got to look to bold solutions, and the people that come up with these bold solutions. >> supervisor mandelm

regular calendar, the project sponsor just advised me that they are requested items 13 a and b at 95 hawthorne street shadow findings and downtown authorization to be continued. they are requested july 25. that hearing date is closed on your calendar, but entirely up to you what date you continue this matter to. >> is there any members of the public that wish to comment? mr. reuben? >> yes, commissioners. i'm jim reuben, reuben, junius, and rose. you received a letter the other day from john elberling. he's here, and you can talk to him, as well. we ask for july 25 because we think 30 days is enough to get our issues resolved, on our way to get being our issues resolved -- getting our issues resolved, or can't. reuben, junius, and rose removed 300 masonic from your calendar that day, so there should be a spot to fill, so we stipulate to that continuance. thank you. >> thank you. a any one else wish to comment on item 13 a and b? >> our client is not available for the august 29 date, and we would request july 25, as well. >> okay. thank you. thank you. anyone else from the public? >> good after

headquarters in hawthorne, california it is 11:00 a.m. here on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> good monday morning and welcome to "squawk alley." i'm morgan brennan with deirdre bosa and david faber live from post nine on the floor of the new york stock exchange. carl and jon are off deirdre, welcome back to the east coast >> thanks for having me. >> the s&p opening at an all-day intraday high. the dow up triple digits again this morning although off the highs of the morning. nasdaq looking for four in a row in terms of gains. can tech keep up its recent hot streak >> joining us now to discuss is jeffries senior analyst brent thil and tom forte gentlemen, good morning to you both tom, i'll start with you the fact that we're seeing names like apple, the semis rally on this u.s./china trade truce over the weekend and what it means for some of these companies to be selling into china, how should investors be thinking about that >> sure, i would say the truce is nice, but we would like to see is an actual resolution. so one point

at spacex headquarters in hawthorne, california it is 11:00 a.m.alley" is live ♪ >>> good monday morning and welcome to "squawk alley." i'm morgan brennan with deirdre bosa and david faber live from post nine on the floor of the new york stock exchange. carl and jon are off deirdre, welcome back to the east coast >> thanks for having me. >> the s&p opening at an all-day intraday high. the dow up triple digits again this morning although off the highs of the morning. nasdaq looking for four

they have a dozen new job openings in las vegas, another 15 in hawthorne, california, its headquartersay, on just how many employees the boring company has. some say there is some overlap with tesla and some of elon musk's other companies. some estimate maybe boring company has 80 people total. if that's true, then he's pretty much hiring double. ashley: what kind of jobs? take a shovel and start digging? deirdre: civil engineer for the most part. twin tunnels, one for vehicles, one for pedestrians. david: he thinks big. you have to hand it to him. apple's tim cook is pushing back against reports that design chief jony ive was unhappy with the company's leadership and that's why he decided to leave. we will tell you what cook is saying right now. >>> meanwhile, markets are pretty much flat. they are down a little bit. they were just up moments ago so they may be up again. coming up next, we are joined by market watcher ryan payne. he has a few reasons investors might be anxious. that's next. ♪ david: check out the big board. even though there's more green on the screen than red among t