bob davis who is here with us. he can talk about a little bit if you like but we are trying to get this out to the public and that's why we wanted to be included in the community lb open house. we wanted this to be featured as an opportunity for the public, so with those efforts accommodation biened with the good -- combined with the overview and input from the panel we hope to get somebody special from the site and fit in with the port and we look at that on that basis and in the private sector you may look at this particular location you have -- we need to take a broader perspective so i think that's a long answer. i'm sorry but hopefully that answered most of the questions. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> from your perspective you're the leasing agent basically; right? >> i guess you could call me that. >> so do you feel this gets advertised widely across the city and beyond for people who are out there looking for restaurant sites in san francisco? >> i think it does so between the outreach to a lot of the communit

bob davis who is here with us. he can talk about a little bit if you like but we are trying to get this out to the public and that's why we wanted to be included in the community lb open house. we wanted this to be featured as an opportunity for the public, so with those efforts accommodation biened with the good -- combined with the overview and input from the panel we hope to get somebody special from the site and fit in with the port and we look at that on that basis and in the private sector you may look at this particular location you have -- we need to take a broader perspective so i think that's a long answer. i'm sorry but hopefully that answered most of the questions. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> from your perspective you're the leasing agent basically; right? >> i guess you could call me that. >> so do you feel this gets advertised widely across the city and beyond for people who are out there looking for restaurant sites in san francisco? >> i think it does so between the outreach to a lot of the communit

bob davis who is here with us. he can talk about a little bit if you like but we are trying to get this out to the public and that's why we wanted to be included in the community lb open house. we wanted this to be featured as an opportunity for the public, so with those efforts accommodation biened with the good -- combined with the overview and input from the panel we hope to get somebody special from the site and fit in with the port and we look at that on that basis and in the private sector you may look at this particular location you have -- we need to take a broader perspective so i think that's a long answer. i'm sorry but hopefully that answered most of the questions. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> from your perspective you're the leasing agent basically; right? >> i guess you could call me that. >> so do you feel this gets advertised widely across the city and beyond for people who are out there looking for restaurant sites in san francisco? >> i think it does so between the outreach to a lot of the communit

bob davis is managing the other project with butler enterprise group to recruit and promote and hire local residents from the city's sector on port jobs and excited about that initiative and if the work that the team is doing. we have a ton of contracts coming in the next three months, four months and include the one that you heard before. we had contract opportunities and open house. people want to come and work for the port. there is buzz out there. some include construction pier 31 upgrade and the belt line building core and shell. there are seven construction opportunities coming in the next seven to eight months. we have a number of professional service contracts and the sea level rise resiliency management and two communication contracts out now and the as needed environmental service contracts coming on line next month so there's a lot of activity and a lot of opportunity at the port and all our projects we work to have at least a 20% lbe subcontractorring goal and that is a floor and not a ceiling and we have been able to exceed a lot of those goals. finally in conclusion the

. >> for every zuckerberg there's a bob davis -- >> no.offered them 3 billion. >> 3 each? >> 3 billion for the whole thing. >> for snap? >> was a while ago. >> then i'm just saying, if i was 26 years old and could have 5 billion bird in the hand -- >> they turned down 3 billion in the hand. >> oh. >> early on he tried to buy snap. this is 32 billion. >> yeah. exactly. thank you. >>> thank you. >> cnbc parent company nbc universal and snapchat do have a business relationship. >> wait a minute. snapchat is cheap at these prices. really good investment. >>> coming up, andrew is in washington for the first sit-down interview with wilbur ross. then reaction from secretary ross's comment from our guest host, larry bossidy. later, odds of a march rate hike are heating up. former philly fed president, charles plosser sounds off on interest rates, jobs growth and the effects on the market. stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" on as soon as sncn. hey gary, what'd you got here? thisso thai can take myading p. mobi trading desk you know tt inkowim

bob davis who is here with us. he can talk about a little bit if you like but we are trying to get this out to the public and that's why we wanted to be included in the community lb open house. we wanted this to be featured as an opportunity for the public, so with those efforts accommodation biened with the good -- combined with the overview and input from the panel we hope to get somebody special from the site and fit in with the port and we look at that on that basis and in the private sector you may look at this particular location you have -- we need to take a broader perspective so i think that's a long answer. i'm sorry but hopefully that answered most of the questions. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> from your perspective you're the leasing agent basically; right? >> i guess you could call me that. >> so do you feel this gets advertised widely across the city and beyond for people who are out there looking for restaurant sites in san francisco? >> i think it does so between the outreach to a lot of the communit

bob? >> walter, the team just got back to the davis center. as you would imagine, they are disappointed.e heart broken, high expectations coming into the tournament as the number one seed. things have not gone the way we would have liked. let's bring up the video. these are the busses. they just came in. you will see players, disappointed faces. it's a hurting time for the program. a lot to be celebrated over the last two years. we spoke with coach wright about that. >> we are still hurting. it's part of being a player. there are a lot of great ups when you are feeling great and downs are tough. it's just part of being an athlete. we have to deal with our guys. they are handling it well, but they are down and will be for a few days. >> it definitely wouldn't be a full circle program without the support of many students here. i watched the game with them tonight. they are hurting as well too. let's take a look. >> the students left the conneely center crying, many in tears. the dream of a difficult repeat is over. >> it's definitely disappointing. i have didn't expect it at all. >> we wer

i want to talk about this with hans nichol and bob costa and "the new york times" julie hirschfeld davisat do we know about this latest missile launch from north korea and what could come next? >> look for responses in terms of flyovers. we already saw that with the b-1 flyover as part of the joint annual operations. hallie, what's concerning here at the pentagon about these tests is the consistency of them and the persistence. everyone here at the pentagon is expecting potentially more tests. they see this happen with regularity. there's some big deadlines and big dates coming up. april 15th is when the grandson, the initial founder of north korea has a birthday. what's also concerning here is every time they have a test, even though it failed, and let's be clear, this test failed moments after launch. they destroyed a vehicle next to the viewing stand. every time north korea has a launch, they learn something new. one final thought, they still don't quite know at the pentagon whether it was a scud or musudan. the scud is what we saw a couple of weeks ago. much more elementary rockets.

davis come up. he's going to have an opportunity to speak, but before i do that, i have the chairman of both the stadium and the finance committee. i'll ask bob mcnair to come up, the chair of the finance commit and then art rooney and then we'll have mark davis step up. >> thank you, commissioner. >> we've worked for probably two years, not just the last nine months, on trying to find a solution for the raiders, and, of course, our first choice what is to find an answer in oakland. unfortunately, we were not able to do that, and the plan that the raiders now have to be in nevada and las vegas is a very sound plan and one that we've looked at very carefully, and it meets all of our standards and financial conditions and so we're delighted for the raiders. we think that this will lead to a more stable franchise, and that's the goal of all of us in the league is to have 32 clubs that are all strong, so we wish the raiders and mark davis well. we regret that oakland fans had going to be disappointed, and i wish we could do something about that, but we weren't able to successfully find a viable plan there. so congratulations, mark. >> all right.

disney ceo bob iger says he will remain part of president trump's strategic and policy for. he daviss as a response at a meeting today. >> i don't believe my membership in that group endorses any specific policy of the president or his administration. i think it is a privileged opportunity to have a voice in the room. joe: and that is your business flash. scarlet: "what'd you miss?" the snap selloff taking a bit of a breather. the app maker trading as low as $21 yesterday. of the analysts surveyed by bloomberg, you can see that none have a "buy" rating. --re are 3 holds snapd, if nothing else, picked the perfect time to go with record highs. joe: i like how you left out the word no relation. -- laughted at the word valuation. measure thaty any wall street has made up his overvalued. joe: none the less, people have said this about many tech companies. i remember facebook going to $15. it is eightfold since then. a a lot of times people on wall street get this totally wrong. howard: when amazon went public, -- it has been in a sense we have been printing money. these have been silent -

we're going to have mark davis come up for an opportunity to speak, but before i do that, i have the chairman, both the stadium and finance committee, i'll ask bob mcnear to come up, arm of the finance commission. >> thank you, commissioner. we worked two years, not just the last nine months, on trying to find a solution for the raiders, and, of course, our first choice was to find an answer in oakland. unfortunately, we were not able to do that, and the plan that the raiders now have to be in nevada in las vegas is a very sound plan and one that we looked at carefully, and it meets all our standards and financial conditions, and so we're delighted for the raiders. we think this leads to a more stable franchise, and that's the goal of all of us in the league is to have 32 clubs that are all strong, so we wish the raiders and mark davis well. we regret that the oakland fans are going to be disappointed, and i wish we could do something about that, but we weren't able to successfully find a viable plan there. congratulations, mark. >> i just want to add, as has been said, these are difficult decisions. i think that anybody who has visit eed oaklan