michael is representing ibha, the india basin housing association. they have advocated for the project, but they have educated their neighbors, they have educated the youth around in the surrounding area, and that is how we continue to move forward so we are uplifting and not leaving anyone behind, and i don't think that could be overstated. thank you very much. this is a dynamic duo that have put in a lot of work. i want to welcome the young people from apri, they have learned a lot about the inner workings of local government. thank you very much to kurt and sophia and the entire apri team. thank you so much. we couldn't do it without you. [applause] >> president cohen: let me tell you a little about jackie flynn. she's a native san franciscan, and we have a connection. that is her father, my god father, if you will, james bryant, who has been a stalwart in san francisco when it comes to labor and has been able to impress upon us the importance of labor, and with that, i want to thank all the labor leaders who are here in shaping this project. i do

i am the chair of the india basin neighborhood association. this project has long been our dream, and our vision for our community. we support this project and encourage you to approve this transaction. in addition to thousand us of new neighbors joining us in a range of housing sizes and affordability levels, you heard about the great amenities we have been working on with the developer so that we have a more livable neighborhood so we are like the rest of san francisco with food, entertainment. most importantly and where you guys come in, is the new and improved park space. this project will provide loops in the bay trail and if the blue greenway. we know the poitis very involved in. it will provide a class one bike path which gives us safe and scenic transportation alternatives for all of the people living, working and playing in our neighborhood. india basin has a reach part. it is a rich part of the san francisco maritime history. in the big picture, this project will allow people to come down, see and learn about the makers place to lear

. >> clerk: related to the india basin, and commercial open space elements to reflect the india basin mixed use project, and 14, amending the planning code to establish the special use district and amending the zoning map, height districts and add the india basin special use district. and item 15, ordinance amending the development agreement between the city and county of san francisco and india basin investment l.l.c. for the project with various public benefits, including 25% of affordable housing, 11 acres of parks and open space. approving a public trust exchange agreement and approving specific development impact fees. >> president cohen: same house, same call, all right. without objection, ordinances are finally passed. next item. >> change the callfications for members of the shelter monitoring committee, create stagger terms for members, sunset date for the committee and allow shelters that contract with the city to provide clients with clean blankets if clean sheets are unavailable. >> president cohen: colleagues, same house, same call. ordinance is finally passed. >> item 17

i'm trying to get the attention of biphil ginsburg, and i was thinking about india basin. i was mostly tied up about the lie owe logical oxygen deprivation there and -- biological oxygen deprivation there and everything else. i didn't have the opportunity to talk about bridging park properties. there's a part of india basin that's -- [inaudible] >> -- i'm trying to see that there's a possibility now that they would be putting in a pedestrian bridge across so people can just walk across instead of going all the way back down, we then could connect park properties, so that's something that i'd give allen low a little wake up call, and just see what you can think about it. it's not much. you go to some of the universities, mini golden gate bridge, but i was trying to look at the type of bridge and what worked very well at india basin, trying to connect park properties. i was looking more like the new part of the bay bridge where you have the central unit and the steel rods connecting it all up. but then, it would give it more of an attraction, and then, kayaks can still get u

from falling directly into the pool and ruffling a smooth surface the movement of water in the round basin was slowed down the narrow conduit restricted flared so the water reached the pool very slowly and smoothly. in the. in the court of the matters the sultan received noble gases. the slender deceptively fragile looking pale as reflected in the poor innocent in the cotton bodies the essence of nasty architecture its closeness to. it surrounded by windows behind which one can imagine the sultan's administrator city. from this spot the little brown was ruled taxis were raised the laws were enacted the smooth function of the air geishas systems was insured. in the whole of the ambassadors the south and met with politicians and diplomats from foreign lands. if we could speak these would tell of the once feared scale of arab diplomats or of political finesse and wisdom debased into intrigue and assassination. perhaps they described the entry of the catholic monex into the alhambra the triumph of the recompete by which and alysia was regained for christianity. the ceiling resembles the seven

and with oil prices volatile that may be one of the problems brcing the eney rich permean basin. n sullivan is in midland texas tonight. >> reporter: here in west texa long timers in the oil and gas business tell you the industry is builtgs on three th things. rock, people and money. the permean basin of texas, the richest oil area in america has plenty of the first but always needs more of the other two. that's why some people are questioning whether the great american shaleeail boomed a peak. so-called goo rock is plentiful here. it's estimated there are tens of billions of barrels of oile waiting to sucked out of the ground. but to do that you need the oil and gas workers to do the jb. something increasingly harder to come by in a city 500 miles west of houston with one of the e hottest reate markets in the country. >> getting people to come here particularly to move here is difficult challenge. obviously real estate, particularly -- trk parti troublesome in that house something expensive, more expensive here than houston o dls or someplace like that. your younger families try

but when you look at the battle rhythm of these atlanta basin hurricanes and it is storms we have a c-130 flying out looking at the region out there, for the super typhoon that just went through, so we're not just looking at atlantic basin storms. we've been dealing with that part of the globe. hurricanes approaching hawaii here recently. we are busy. i would say that there is actually an unprecedented level of demand on the coast guard. so you know, from a force numbers standpoint, as we field some of these new capabilities, we have, you know, some measurable growth in the out years, i've taken the baton from my predecessor, we're working on a force planning construct, we've done some man power analysis, man power requirement submissions to the hill on number, and you know, arguably, your coast guard could be a bigger coast guard. but we got to put that in a series of choices, budget decisions, residing within the department of homeland security, and i've got to right-size my budget to sort of what our allocation of that $48 billion plus or minus homeland budget is. in terms of recru

on monday wet weather continuing into a good part of florida somewhat weather to into the caribbean basin places a cloud of rain around the great run to the shop of showers just around the other lesser antilles actually it still looks rather just for the west in tampa. on counting the cost the usa still the largest on regulated gun market in the developed world who pays it brags it goes wrong plus the seychelles leads the way in eco finance with the world's first blue phone. counting the cost on al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera the main news this hour campaigning in the u.s. midterm elections assented its final stage both president and former vice president joe biden drumming up support ahead of tuesday's vote democrats are hoping to win back control of the house of representatives from the republicans. turkish government media reporting that three members of the saudi hit squad that murdered journalist jamal khashoggi a month ago were responsible for disposing of his body. paper says the men dismembered the corpse and put the remains into five suitcases which with and driven to

me go by that on best mean you know how best is welcome in the basin. so by you know not in life. we don't like many of those you know of the humbug i walked on by. but. i will be held responsible body by held responsible. to meet. me face to face through the. i think we should just go. where we are faster to treat the name as it isn't if you meant. for all we're fighting for used for them to do what is right that's all. you can just go to the human beings like animals. it's been six days since our homes were destroyed it plugged in port moresby yet there is deafening silence and lack of support by authorities now there are high health and safety risks among the dispose residents who are now living under canvas is an intense with the homes used to be on the day of the demolition of houses germany says claims about one hundred heavily armed police officers came to the park site the top section of pago hill is being developed into a world class to his attraction by pago he will development company ok here we eventually have focused on the major hotels about eight countries the power

in san jose maintenance workers are cleaning out catch basins that are under these grates in the street. if they become clogged, the streets will flood. >> how many of these do you get to in one day? >> we do between 80 and 100 per day? >> the storm prep is something this works on all year. but this cleaning started in early summer. there are 32,000 catch basin al will be cleaned by mid-december. >> the downtown area and sensitive areas will go through and do a second round of cleaning. >> reporter: meanwhile, at stevens creek, the water district is busy clearing out debris and other trash. so it doesn't become like a dam and send water into streets and homes if there's heavy rain. >> sometimes in the first rain, there's more runoff than normal. there might be more debris or pollution. think of it as debugging the creeks. >> reporter: the city of san jose will have crews on stand by in case they receive calls about high water or any flooding issues. reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> we continue to do our weather coverage on our digital platforms. jeff ranieri has been tw

pier 70 and the basin. because of did you difference the power plant space is under far less legal restraint and becomes immense value to the general public as well as to those who will live and work there. the ability to create programmed space, fesfid appealeds and -- specified fields must take high priority. other than a single soccer field located on a building's roof, the plan is basically void of real usable programmable open space for the development itself or for the general public. as to that general public the power plant site is adjacent to the fastest growing residential neighborhood in san francisco. references to the 2014 recreation and open space element of the san francisco general plan rely on the 2010 census number us and no longer has any viable relationship to this development. nor is there consideration of other developments on the planning department's schedule. in my opinion, this concern is not sufficiently explored in the d e.i.r. my second point is the densities and heights in the

sixty aged eighteen he was admitted to a psychiatric ward at makerere hospital in sapporo where he was basin given electric shocks and forcibly sterilized. i remember what the nurse said clearly mr you have schizophrenia you have a disability so people like you should not have children. lawyer has medical evidence showing his scars are consistent with the sterilization and that he does not have schizophrenia. but knock on hospital says few old records of sterilisations exist and they can't confirm if kick was a patient. it really is the government's fault i just didn't know that they were to blame or did they stripped us of this right to live. is just one of nearly twenty five thousand japanese citizens sterilized in a poll see that i am to eradicate disabled and mentally ill people. and that after world war two the government justified its so-called eugenic protection law because the nation was struggling with food shortages and people like you are with sane as a burden on the economy clinics across japan advertise their ability to perform sterilizations under the law but the majority were

hundred sixty aged eighteen he was admitted to a psychiatric ward at a hospital in sapporo where he was basin given electric shocks and forcibly sterilized. i remember what the nurse said clearly mr you have schizophrenia you have a disability so people like you should not have children and. lawyer has medical evidence showing his scars are consistent with the sterilization and that he does not have schizophrenia. but knock on hospital says few old records of sterilisations exist and they can't confirm it kitco was a patient twenty green really is the government's fault i just didn't know that they were to blame or did they stripped us of this right to live. is just one of nearly twenty five thousand japanese citizens sterilized in a poll sleep that i am to eradicate disabled and mentally ill people and that after world war two the government justified its so-called eugenic protection law because the nation was struggling with food shortages and people like you are with sane as a burden on the economy. clinics across japan advertise their ability to perform sterilizations under the law but th

. >> on the way out of town, we see the floral library by the tidal basin. was that udall and lady bird johnson creating that? scott: i'm not sure. it very well might have been, i'm not sure on that. the tidal basin and really all of the national mall was a focal point for plantings, but i'm not sure about that specific garden. the national sculpture garden, he worked closely with renowned landscape architect or architect in general nathaniel owings. and out of their plans for downtown d.c. and the mall came, among other things, the national sculpture garden. >> there were a lot of successes he had, but there were, i know there were a number of things he wishes he would have done or been able to achieve more, can you elaborate on this? scott: sure. it's actually sad in a way because johnson president and first lady actually, but l.b.j. and udall had a great relationship that is until the final days and after their last drama together, i don't think johnson and udall ever spoke to each other again. udall and lady bird johnson spoke a little bit but the main f

it was in 2003 when mccovey cove was named and add statue was placed at china basin park. >> i guesscome a long ways from that young boy from alabama to having a statue here in san francisco. thank you. >> what a man. >> yeah. >> he underwent so many surgeries. he lost count. he cooperate even remember on both knees. he had problems with his back. when he was out in public, he never wanted to show that he was ever in any pain. >> always smiling. >> always smiling and he brought smiles to everyone. >> he really did. >> certainly will be missed. >> the tributes are pouring in tonight. >> at&t displaying his number on the discover board. >> abc 7 news reporter is live at at&t park where fans are leaving flowers and candles tonight. >> reporter: giants fans definitely in mourning tonight. many are coming here to willie mccovey's statue here in mccovey cove to reflect and pay respects to one of the greats of baseball. >> they don't name a cove after you if you're not a great player. >> teena is so right. she lit a candle at the statue of her hero willie mccovey and thank number 44 for all

is takcity workers are repairing the sewer lines and catch basins, want to make sure the water is flowing properly and not flood city streets. >>> forecasters say we could see 25-foot waves ahead of the storm, there is a high surf advisory in effect through friday and life guards saying that the conditions can be dangerous for even season surfers. >>> taking a live look 9 at sfo, there have been more than 100 delays and cancellations in and out of the airport. that could get worse as the storm moves in. rain triggered a small rock slide near the ranger station. chp says one of the officers was able to clear it on his own but now warning drivers to be careful. our meteorologist mary lee is tracking those storm systems, looks like more slick roads later today. >> we're tracking our second more powerful storm system to move in for tonight, oo at betw storm systems, high def doppler, you can see across the south bay with the rise over campbell, there here is a live look in south bay in san jose you can see the drops the high surf advisory now through friday through coastal beaches, 13, 16 fee

i had argue that the permian basin was exemployering last year.uge resource base and still a lot to learn. alix: did you feel like we are seeing a spike in recovery or we are getting better recovery? jeff: it is hard. hard to say. it would be hard for me to call that. broadly, the effective technology, sand volumes, the different types of treatment are contributing to better performance. alix: international, where is your biggest opportunity? jeff: international, middle east has been the most resilient and it remains an important opportunity. we have seen the north sea get more active this year. it might help to look at how we view the market, we tend to break it up and into unconventionals, deep water, and mature fields. mature field is where we will see the first leg of activity increase. when you think about where mature fields, a lot of them are in the middle east and a lot in the north sea. quite a few in latin america. deepwater being the most expensive part of that supply chain or resource, that is the last to get legs. alix: there is diffe

on monday wet weather continuing into good parts of florida somewhat weather to into the caribbean basin places a cloud of rain around the great rant is the shopper showers just around the of the lesser antilles actually it still looks rather just for the west in tampa. if. he did it on what it would back to him in a good i needed on last year's team live on. in here i'm lost to him in a pool. because generally heady. if you were a nice hot day again but. was this you.

. >> most of the deal so far this year have been in the permian basin.rices are skyhigh, so people are looking elsewhere. the oil there continues to trade at a steep discount to wti oil. people are looking at the eagleford, which trades at a nice premium. it is linked to bread pricing. the valuations are a lot lower for companies who want to add inventory so they can better add to their cash flow and balance their balance sheet. alix: no doubt this the beginning. is it mid-caps, large guys? we are we going to see the most activity? >> i don't think the large-cap names will add inventory. they have a clear message from equity investors. we are not going to compensate you for adding inventory beyond 10 years, we basically want you to compensate us for owning your stock in the form of a dividend or buyback. i think the deals that will come into play between now and the end of the year will be in the $1 billion to $5 billion range. alix: i found it interesting that usually investors have a little bit of sway in the last year. that did not work for this deal.

for companies like anadarko, noble, extractions, the players who have a lot of assets here in the basinese companies saw their share of value drop since august and now they are back up again after the election. it has been really good for them so far. alix: was it just a matter of dollars and cents? did they spend more money lobbying on this issue? >> they outspent proposals of the measure 40-1. there were not a lot of environmentalists support in this measure could do without the same amount of funding. alix: there were also proposals, washington had a carbon fuel initiative that was defeated. arizona had a push to make electric car companies use more wind and solar. that also defeated as well. walk me through the why about gaining traction. catherine: it is similar to the story here in colorado. folks who put the money behind what they wanted got what they wanted. in arizona you had utilities that were opposing this clean energy initiative, outspending who was supporting it. what was supported past because it did not have major opposition. in washington you had something similar, [ind

there.s shale and jobs i was in texas where we have the permian basin. we are producing more oil there isn't any place in the world. independenting more through the shale revolution. that's creating a lot of jobs. host: miami, florida. good morning. caller: a quick observation. this gentleman is talking about the democrats because of the voting. the republicans just want them for cheap labor. people are fleeing and they are looking to live somewhere to get away from the things going on in central america. another quick observation about regulations, a lot of the jobs are going abroad. western capitalism is running the world. guest: china is not really a capitalist country. we wanted china to keep moving toward freedom. we wanted to see this march toward freedom. it ended seven or eight years ago. think it's the i biggest issue why donald trump won the election. people are tired about washington not doing anything. that's the backbone of what america is about. it has to be legal. what are the democrats doing to restrict illegal immigration? people are sic

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it will be about basin and discovery. how will you do that? i think the tougher for the bigger opportunity is around how to make wells more productive. at the same time. that gets to near wellbore fracking as far as far field, diversion, and some of the things we do that i think will make, makes the core good but it makes not the core the core effective as well. that is the long-term opportunity for halliburton and is how we solve for those our customers things. alix: does it make more competition? jeff: it is a competitive market. it is always competitive. everywhere in the world is competitive. we see a lot internationally as well. there is a lot of demand for our services because of two things, service quality and performance and technology. alix: we are seeing acceleration decline rates. are you noticing that with the wells drilled in 2014 and 2015. -- or you noticing that with the wells drilled last year? -- acceleration decline rates in the wells drilled in 2014 and 2015. are you seeing that in wells drilled last year? jeff: we were expl

they put this additional oil in the atlantic basin it affected the structure of brent, when brent wasery tight. the market looked strong then this uplift in new production mostly went into the atlantic basin and it weakened it, so it created a psychological mood by the way it was done i think the market in terms of producers were disappointed in the waivers that were granted, so i think the american actions in that sense were misleading. between the overproduction and what happened with the waiver itwaivers, i think that's most of it. we're seeing u.s. production now growing annualized at a 2 million barrel a day rate far in excess of global demand. so we have to look closely the next couple of months what the final data are for u.s. domestic production >> ed, i get that we're awash in oil right now and there's an overproduction argument to be made here, supply argument to be made here. but are we actually seeing any tangible signs that demand is waning because it seems to me that would have much bigger, more macro implications. >> well, it has some macro implications you talked about

it was renamed mccovey point at china basin park. >> i guess i've come a long way from mobile, alabama, to having a statue here in san francisco. thank you. >> the great willie mccovey. the giants tweeted this out just after 5:00. it is with great sad pnls we announce that the giants legend and hall of famer willie mccovey passed away peacefully this afternoon at the age of 80 after losing his battle with ongoing health issues. two things illustrate what he men to the giants. one, mccovey cove. it is where the ballpark sits. he is that important a figure. and also the willie mac award given out every year which is given out to the player who shows the most courage and inspiration. when you see the winners every year, it gives you chills. they're iconic people who are so important to the organization. i know wev the giants just has to be crushed listening to this news. and i am as well. >> yeah. it's tough lt he suffered in pain for so many years. >> so many years with knee and back issues. when he was out in public, you never saw the pain. he always made you feel better about his situa

as for the roadways around the tahoe basin, the conditions are expected to be pretty brutal. right now chain controls are in effect along highway 50 to get over the echo summit . warnings are hazardous, travel conditions . >>> we have been watching the high definition doppler all day long but this isn't even the worst of it. >> it is the weaker by far of the two storm systems . this is just the front moving through. not much rain today, tomorrow night and into thursday where it will be wet and windy. the surf will get even rougher in the snow in the mountains will get even stronger . we have rater, it is getting more active offshore, few pockets of moderate rainfall leaving fremont and milpitas heading toward palo alto and los altos . a few heavier cells west the san mateo county. scattered showers, mainly in the south bay, santa cruz mountains overnight tonight . most of the bay area stays dry tomorrow morning even into the afternoon. setting the stage for the stronger storm, the second storm which arrives late wednesday night and into thursday . the impact is going to be pr

make that argument as well. >> or you could -- i mean, -- >> you could argue either way. >> india basinthey had to have a final approval. we were able to get much more than was on the table before their final agreements. i think that approval gives us the authority to ensure that we will get the appropriate -- we can go back and forth all day. i don't think, at this time, i'm not supportive of this amendment i think the fact there is a developed agreement ensures there will be an ability to negotiate something and i think probably what needs to be negotiated is the ability for there to be a fund for acquisition of small sights. it sounds like something that would make more sense on this site rather than putting conflicting use as. it is one thing to be across the street from loading and unloading and another thing to be right next to or above. i think that is what concerns me for those who would be living there. i would not want to live next to trucks going in at 1:00 am or 3:00 am or on top of -- actually , i did that in college and had to move my dorm room because i couldn't sleep. an

india basin has been signed and entitled and will have no bearing on the potential housing at 1550.the p.u.c.'s promise to build a fantastic community center is alive and well in this legislation. plant --dash president cohen feel strongly that it is the role of the district supervisor to lead on these decisions together with the input of the bayview hunter's point community and that the future supervisors should have the opportunity to tap that discussion and lead on that issue. there is no other circumstance in which a large publicly owned property will move forward without discussion of housing. any such development in the development would go through a community process and make sure that that housing is built to reflect and support bayview hunter process point community. it is the backbone of the city. it has borne the wait and responsibility of the industrial history, served as a court order for a city street ways and relevant to the p.u.c., is a home with our wastewater treatment operations to name just a few. it has long suffered from underinvestment in transit and housing e

we got some very heavy rain affecting peru recently some big downpours right across the amazon basin but just to the southeast of lima we saw a massive downpours mudslides and the inevitable widespread flooding hopefully things will ease a little as we go on for the next couple of days still quite a rash of showers right across the amazon basin into peru into ecuador points further north seven a weather to into northern areas salvati and tina just around the river plate looking very disturbed at the moment so the best weather is just to the north of that pushing up into power that's are major achieved by going on and see where the state does sink a little further south with want to say i was out around twenty three degrees a hot one there for santiago aussie dry but some lovely still to the possibility temperatures at around thirty degrees celsius lotty dry across a good part of the carabineers gorgeous sunshine coming through i think a little more cloud always a possibility into the western side of the region having said that so you will see a few showers being driven into the weste

we seeing a lot about production in the basin, in saudi, ramping up. trump clearly thinking the saudi's. so what points to stabilization for you? peter: one of the things we will be watching out for is going to come out of the next opec meeting. they probably don't have the same kind of market they used to have, but there certainly not a relevant either. go for more cuts, that will definitely have an impact on oil. peter: president trump, very -- anna: president trump, very conscious of his base, calls on the saudis to cut more. where is the right level for oil for the u.s. economy? too long agot not saying that because of the amount of production coming out of that area, it is not clear-cut whether oil prices are good for the u.s. economy as a whole. peter: generally speaking, we do think so, because the price of oil ultimately defines the price for the consumer them at the end of the day. that ultimately gives them more purchasing power. considere elements to is the production costs in the u.s. is certainly going to be lower than other places, for in