the second lease is police evidence storage at 777 brannon. so there, the board recently adopted the zoning text amendment which was a prelude to consideration of this lease, that allows the restoration of the current self-storage unit to return to the property upon the termination of the city's lease, if the city doesn't buy the property. that was an important element, so i'm pleased to see we have that planning matter behind us and approved by the board following planning commission's unanimous recommendation. property is basically a long block away from the hall of justice at brannon and 7th. it's just 30,000 square feet in size, just under that. it is also a full building lease. it's delivered in one chunk, so we aren't phasing this one. the lease commences july 1, it's a 10-year initial term with two five-year options. so you see the consistency of 350 rhodes island, brennan and bryant, being able to return to an entirely different hall of justice site. remember there was a rationale for doing leasing, because we have a long-term vision t

. >> reporter: aaa's greg brannon says the top reason drivers give are a concern for the environment long-term costs. the cars don't need oil changes and have fewer moving parts, so there's less to fix. even though electric and hybrid sales are on the rise, they still make up just 3% of overall u.s. vehicle sales. brannon believes that number will only increase as more options become available and gas prices go up. >> as we look to the future, the future is electric. >> reporter: cars like the nissan leaf can get up to 150 miles on a single charge. michael's larger suv only goes about 25 miles per charge. but it's equipped with a gas-powered backup generator for longer trips. >> i've only gone to the gas station twice. >> reporter: any idea of how much money you've saved? >> i don't keep track. i can tell you that i don't know the price of gas. >> reporter: if electric is the future, michael is happy to be along for the ride. kenneth craig, cbs news, poughkeepsie, new york. >>> first lady melania trump has unveiled her public service platform. in a air is -- in a ceremony yesterday a

with her on her goals and vision on the port and work in conjunction with commissioner president brannon, i have admired her as a port commissioner for a number of years and her leadership as the president. these are some of the reasons why i want to join the port commission. i thank you for your consideration of my nomination and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> great, i also want to note for the record that supervisor sheehy has joined us. before you say anything, do you have any questions, any of the fellow committee members right now? >> no. >> supervisor safai: okay, supervisor sheehy, i know you wanted to say something. >> yes. while i have tremendous respect for ms. gilman, supervisor katz, the former incumbent, for reasons that still remain unclear was not given an opportunity to be reappointmented. and i know within our community we are extremely disappointed. there is only one l.g.b.t. port commissioner in california and you know, for us as a community, there's always this assumption that we have kind of made it. but anyone who knows the history of the l.g.b.t

post master general megan brannon to double the rate the postal service charges amazon and other companiesconversations. "the post" says the move could cost the companies billions of dollars. joe, he's literally using the presidency as his personal vendetta tool. >> yes, personal vendetta. elise jordan, not banging a drum here, that doesn't deserve to be banged, but, once again, you have donald trump doing something that so goes against constitutional norms. that so go against presidential norms. that go against american norms. where you have a president personally pushing a post master to raise rates so he can go after someone he views as a political adversary because he doesn't like a newspaper that this businessman owns. i mean, it's -- i'm sorry, that's not hyperbole. that is reality. >> joe, this is beyond just, you know, interfering in the market at this point. this is banana republic behavior. >> yep. >> i remember , you know, workig in iraq, afghanistan and corruption and rule of law issues. hearing from american officials working with iraqi authorities to try to stamp out corrupti