a portion of burnette avenue north, generally bounded by ab-2745 lot number 36 and ab-2719c, lot number 023 to rm-1. >> thank you very much. supervisor peskin? >> i see supervisor sheehy's staff. i spoke to him earlier and understand that they would like this item continued. >> we'll let holden couple and speak to that. >> hi, good afternoon, chair tang and members of the confirm i'm here on behalf of supervisor sheehy's office and we would like to continue this item at the call of the chair. and john gibner, the city deputy attorney is here to answer any questions that you might have. >> how about explain why we have to continue this item. >> sure. deputy city attorney john gibner. this item is part of a package of legislation that's connected to a litigation that's pending in the oversight committee. the plan is to have that settlement ordinance move forward along with this ordinance and additional piece of legislation that's not yet been introduced to vacate the street. so, once that piece of shesing introduced, we'll work with the clerk's office and supervisor sheehy's office and yo

but mark burnett was a great producer.on "survivor," and here we are 18 years later, "survivor" is still on wednesday night at 8:00 and still wins its time period. david: do you ever say this show going to be great and it turns out to be a bomb? do you have any of those stories? leslie: all the time. all the time. look, our batting average is better than most, but it's still probably four out of 10. four out of 10 is the hall of famer in television. but that's sort of the television business. you know you're playing for a few wins. david: in television, everything seems to be ratings. are you sure that the people who do the ratings are really giving you accurate numbers? leslie: well, that's one of the questions, especially now, because now linear ratings aren't the whole ballgame like they used to be. so you'll take a show that initially, in the initial viewing, won't be that good, but when you count dvr's and online ratings, suddenly the numbers go up considerably. david: i notice very often tv shows are judged by how ma

i was like, "oh man, carol burnett, i love carol burnett." >> jimmy: who doesn't?yeah, oh, oh. >> and then literally all i heard was -- and i blacked out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe you didn't win this. it might have been someone -- you have no -- [ laughter ] >> i mean, you -- >> jimmy: you accepted for someone else. >> you said it, though. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm the one -- >> yeah, but i don't know. >> jimmy: i was next to carol when we gave you the award, yeah. >> oh, my god, thanks. >> jimmy: no, you got up and you were just so real and fun and i -- everyone just loves you for just being that. i just love -- this is how real you are. and you live in new york? >> i do. >> jimmy: and i said, where -- is the golden globes? and you said, just for temporary -- >> mm-hmm. disclaimer. >> jimmy: this is where the golden globe is. and i just -- [ laughter ] and i just love that because i live in new york, too. >> you get it. we live in new york. there is no such thing as extra storage space. it doesn't exist. >> jimmy: no. >> this was the only available -- >> jimmy: ther

i'm erin burnett in for don lemon.u tomorrow at 7:00 eastern for "erin burnett outfront." jim sciutto will be continuing our live coverage after this. so, dave here is taking the family up to the lake for the weekend. but without the white knuckles this time. 'cuz his new 2018 ford f-150 has blis with trailer coverage. it's brainiac smart. not only does it watch your f-150's blind spots, it's got your trailer covered too. just another reason why ford f-series is america's best-selling truck for 41 straight years. ♪ this is the new 2018 ford f-150. it doesn't just raise the bar, pal. it is the bar. searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts >>> this is "cnn tonight." jim sciutto in for don

and then he brought mark burnett in to meet me.hose who don't know him, he's maybe the most persuasive person you've ever seen, you know? he subsequently after that did a show called "the apprentice," and we know what happened from there. david: who was the star of that show? leslie: i don't remember. i don't remember. [laughter] leslie: but mark burnett was a great producer. he put on "survivor," and here we are 18 years later, "survivor" is still on wednesday night at 8:00 and still wins its time period. david: do you ever say this show going to be great and it turns out to be a bomb? do you have any of those stories? leslie: all the time. all the time. look, our batting average is better than most, but it's still probably four out of 10. four out of 10 is the hall of famer in television. but that's sort of the television business. you know you're playing for a few wins. david: in television, everything seems to be ratings. are you sure that the people who do the ratings are really giving you accurate numbers? leslie: well, that'

breaking news ahead, let's go outfront. >>> good evening to all i'm erin burnett. outfront. president's son-in-law jared kushner without clearance that allowed him access to highest information in the united states. information he had access to daily more than the inauguration more than a year ago. and just moments ago our phil mattingly, he found him in the capital, followed him for four minutes, asking about the stunning develop. . kushner refusing to answer questions this is make your set back. he sees the nation's top secret information every day. been at the president's side since day one. responsibilities include but are not limited to brokers peace in the middle east. relations with china, mexico and canada, oveeeing office of, ending drug addiction, and the security clearance tonight as bob mueller special counsel investigates kushner's links to russia and china and middle east dictator ships. and tonight more breaking news on this. "washington post" is reporting at least four countries, united arab emirates, china, israel, privately discussed ways to talk to him. th

let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett. outfront tonight breaking news. president trump and russian meddling. ts white house today going to great lengths to say president takes russian meddling seriously. this despite trump tweets attacking everyone from own national security adviser to the fbi, to president obama, but never once addressing the gravity of a russian assault on the lexus tem or blaming russian president vladimir putin for directing it. white house press secretary sarah sanders tell can reporters today the president gets it but you guys the media don't. >> president has acknowledged that multiple times before. he acknowledged it during the transition. he acknowledged it during a president conference in poland. and he acknowledged it for a third time at a precis vent in poll land. he has stated several times, some of you guys seem to be get very confused and seems to happen regularly, the president hasn't said that russian didn't meddle. what he is saying it didn't have an impact and certainly wasn't with help

let's go outfront. >>> and good evening i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. breaking news what is confirmed deadliest school shoot inning more than five years. shooter has confessed to opening fire with ar-15 killing 17 people, students and teachers, in cold blood. and tonight we are learning new details about his deadly rampage. authorities say that nikolas cruz went room to room firing at students and teachers, sometimes coming back to classrooms. he then dumped his backpack and rifle and fled trying to blend in with other students fleeing the shooting. investigators say he was on the run for more than an hour. cruz went to a walmart. he bought a drink at subway. and then went to an mcdonald's. 80 minutes after the first shots were fired, he was finally picked up by police. cruz has now been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. he made his first appearance in court today. earlier president trump addressed the nation. >> we are all joined together as one american family. and your suffering is our burden also. we are committed to working with state

i want to thank my two great friends, mark burnett and roma downey. stand up, mark, you deserve it, even though he comes from hollywood. roma, thank you very much. thank you for being here. major scottie smiley and tiffany. we're moved by your faith and encourage and inspired by your service and sacrifice. that was really beautiful. thank you very much. thank you. and to my friend and everybody's friend, steve scalise. we are so glad to have you with us today. your presence reminds us of jesus' words in the book of matthew, with god all things are possible. you are fantastic. fantastic man. you really are, steve. fantastic man. [applause] america is a nation of believers and together we are strengthened by the power of prayer. this morning our hearts are full of gratitude as we come together for the 66th annual national prayer breakfast. but our hearts are also saddened by the absence of the co-founder of this wonderful breakfast who passed away last year, doug coe, who everybody loved. [applause] for 60 years doug devoted his time and passion to this

she spoke earlier to my colleague, erin burnett on "outfront."isten. >> everyone reported this kid. we thought we did everything to get him off school grounds, away from us because he was violent and malicious. kids joked about how he was going to be the next shooter. as students, we could only do so much. if we put it in the hands of the law and the government, it would be handled. >> president trump called samantha while she was in the hospital. she said the experience was a little bizarre. >> one of the first things he said to me was that he heard i was a big fan of his and he was a big fan of mine. he was trying to console me and let me know that everything was going to be okay. he then commenced to call the shooter a sick puppy and used the word, oh, boy, a solid eight times. >> again, samantha there, shot in both legs, hospitalized. she spoke earlier to erin burnett. >>> a veteran supports the ban of future purchases of ar-15 weapons. the powerful op-ed in the new york times headlines, i'm a republican and i appreciate weapons and i support

mark burnett is the wonderful season of the 14th season of apprentice. we will have live coverage coming up on c-span two. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states. [applause].

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> president trump supports victims of domestic violence above all so why can't he say it. the white house passing blame for why 30 administration officials have not been approved for full security clearance. should these staffers have access to highly classified information. >>> steve bannon set to sit down with robert mueller's team. how worried should this president be? >>> outfront, speaking for the president. the white house insisting that president trump takes domestic violence quote, very seriously and supports the victims. words the president has not said himself. >> the president and the entire administration take domestic violence very seriously and believe all allegations need to be investigated thoroughlily. the president supports victims of domestic violence and believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process. >> if that is true that the president supports victims of domestic violence above all, why did trump tweet this over the weekend. quote, people lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some

breaking news ahead, let's go outfront. >>> good evening to all i'm erin burnett. outfront. president's

let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight the shutdown roulette. declaring today he would love to see the federal government shut down again and he could get his wish in 48 hours. that is how much time is left if there is no immigration deal, shut down. the president's bet americans will blame democrats for not agreeing to tighter immigration laws. here is president trump saying something that caught even republicans in the room by surprise. >> i would love to see a shut down if we don't get this stuff taken care of. and if we have to shut it down because democrats don't want safety and unrelated but still related, they don't want to take care of our military, then shut it down. we'll go with another shutdown. >> well, he might have wanted to say i, because the use of royal we is misplaced. even virginia barbara comstock could not stomach the thought of another government shutdown. >> we don't need another government shutdown. >> i think both sides have learned government shutdown was bad. it wasn't good for them. and we do have bipartisan support

let's go outfront. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront conspiracy craze. republicans at it again. trump had personal involvement in email scandal. so 25-page report out by the republican ron johnson and in it he sites a text message between two fbi officials yes talking about peter strzok and lisa page. according to johnson's report page texted strzok about preparing talking points because, this is the operative line, pod us, president trump wants to know everything we are doing. okay. that one phrase was enough for senator johnson to make the connection between president trump and the clinton email investigation. and the current president of the united states did not wait for the facts, the context or the details before tweeting about johnson's report to 47.5 million followers in all caps, new fbi texts are bomb shells. and then sarah sanders came out calling for a review. >> i think it further shows there is reason for all of us to have great cause for concern in this pros stes and we hope it's more thoroughly and fully looked at as we move forward. >> o

and good evening i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. outfront tonight breaking news. one step closer to trump. rick gates, trump's former deputy chairman signing a plea deal with robert mueller. he's highest ranking member of the trump team to cooperate with special counsel pleading guilty today to charges of conspiracy and lying as part of the russia probe. by agreement, gates must now fully cooperate with mueller. that includes his agreement to, quote t participate in under cover activities as directed by law enforcement agents or the special counsel's office. and mueller is not done putting the pressure on trump's close aids. less than two hours affi after finalizing the deal. here is why the gates deal takes this investigation to a whole new level. gates was there during the trump campaign. he repeatedly traveled a board trump's campaign plane right through the election. he was there during the transition working on the inaugural committee. and since then he helped found a pro trump election committee. what he knows and what he shares with investigators could pote

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let's go outfront. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnett.

let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight the shutdown roulette.ng today he would love to see the federal

let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm james sciutto in for erin burnett. outfront breaking news, a new culprit and time line, white house is now blaming bureaucrats in own personal office to failing to act on domestic abuse against rob porter this as the white house is contradicting administration account on what they knew and when they knew it. let's go to the time line. today the fbi director christopher wray made clear the bureau informed white house against allegations bins porter months ago. >> the fbi submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in march. and then a completed background investigation in late july. soon thereafter we requested requests for follow-up inquiry and we did the follow up and provided that information in november. and then we administratively closed the file in january. >> so to be clear, the fbi first submitted a partial report to the white house in march last year. they submitted the final report in late july. and in november the bureau submitted even more information to answer follow up requests. the fbi cl

let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett outfront. wray telling the president not to release the republican memo alleging abuse at the highest levels of the fbi. abuse of surveillance during the trump campaign. wray warning, and i quote, we have grave concerns about material missions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo accuracy. this coming hours after the president said he will 100% release the controversial gop memo. >> release the memo? >> 100%. >> can you imagine? zbll and the president chief of staff john kelly earlier today said the memo's release is a fada complete. >> i'll let the experts decide that when its released but this president, again, so unique, brian, that he wants everything out, so the american people can make up their own minds. >> president trump let's keep in mind is three days to make up his mind formally to stop the partisan memo release or handpicked director, as you heard, chief of staff, make it clear, seems he's likely to do, to be clear, the gop memo we are talking about is three and a half pages,

and same with aaron burnett. i have been on her show a couple times. i respect her professionally.'t have any decision as far as those kyrons. afterwards they can read the criticism and say hey, guys, it's my face that's on the screen. i'm 00 only one that's going to get criticism for it but and an end to it kyrons like we are seeing below our screen right now. editorial opinion show like yours it's fine like your newspaper. you go to your editorial page and that's fine. but on news programs, that's something that plays into the narrative if you are cnn that you are the opposition party, that you are leading the resistance against the trump campaign and not serve as an objective news organization now, what's a factual kyron for instance like today in new york, new york experienced record high temperatures in central park. that's a fact. billy graham dies at age 99. that's a fact. when you have breaking news white house repeats trump's false claim objective on russia: sum this up best senior counselor for military and defense affairs for senator tom cotton and john noonan is no rela

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news, growing questions over what john kelly knew and when. how did top white house aide rob porter keep his job? and hope hicks dated him. and now government shutdown likely in just five hours. let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight aids knew early last fall rob porter was accused of domestic abuse by both ex-wives. but the white house tried to muddy the time line today. >> there has been reports about the chief of staff. he became fully aware about these allegations yesterday. >> fully aware. strange term if you already knew about allegations of domestic abuse. i mean what john kelly learned yesterday about what he knew months ago is not at all clear right now. here's the things, you may not have heard of rob porter before the story before the abuse charges exploded but he was arising star in the trump white house, number two to chief of staff, gate keeper, anything highly classified that went through the president's desk went through rob porter. that is power. and knowledge. and in th

let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. outfront tonight breaking news, he never went in, sheriffs deputy only armed guard on campus during a deadly shooting in high school, quote never went into the building when the shooting was taking place. that was according to sheriff israel of broward county who described how he felt as he watched the video of the deputy do absolutely nothing as the gunman killed 17 people. >> devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words l i mean, these families lost their children. we lost coaches h i've been to the funerals. i've been to the homes where they sit and shiver. i've been to the vigils. it's just there are no words. >> well, that deputy scott peterson, he resigned today. the irony this news coming on the same day that president trump doubled down on his call to arm the nation's teachers as a way to combat mass shootings in schools. >> i think a concealed permit for having teachers and letting people know there are people in the building with a gun, you won't have, in my opinion, y

erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news, growing questions over whatn kelly knew and when. how did top white house aide rob porter keep his job? and hope hicks dated him. and now government shutdown likely in just five hours. let's go outfront. >>> good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight aids knew early last fall rob porter was

let's go outfront. >>> and good evening i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett.reaking news what is confirmed deadliest school shoot inning more than five years. shooter has confessed to opening fire with

[applause] i also want to thank my two great friend, mark burnett, roam downey. where are they?for being here. [applause] major scott smiley and tiffany, we're moved by your faith and your courage and inspired by your service and sacrifice. that was really beautiful. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] and to my friend and everybody's friend, steve scalise, we are so glad to have you with us today. your presence reminds us of jesus' words in the book of matthew, with god all things are possible. you are fantastic, you really are, steve, fantastic man. [applause] america is a nation of believers and together we are strengthened by the power of prayer. this morning our hearts are full of gratitude as we come together for the 66th annual national prayer breakfast. but our hearts are also saddened by the absence of the cofounder of this wonderful breakfast who passed away last year, doug coe, who everybody loved. [applause] for 60 years doug devoted his time and passion to this prayer breakfast, and to many other wonderful causes. today, we are blessed to be joined by doug's

just how far trump will go to bring meaningful reform heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington david burnette is the former president of students for concealed carry that's a pro-gun advocacy group and he says it's a right for president to consider arming teachers certainly with the requisite training i think that arming teachers or at least allowing certain teachers to be armed is a state lucian that should be on the table i mean look our government is one that says they talk about the solution and see something say something and that didn't work in this case because the government did not do anything people reported this guy to the authorities and the government didn't step in the red flags were screaming that this person had a murderous intent those school children had it as a joke amongst themselves that if anyone's going to shoot up the school this guy is going to do it so it's a question of what's the best way to stop it you know if i'm a teacher the system failed me the police failed me the f.b.i. theel me the parents failed me the system failed me i want to have something more than a

john burnett new york g.o.p. strategic adviser. i've got to start with you.ring our confidence, we did a segment last night on the gallup poll that shows america feels a strong about our position in the world when then they have for more than decade. there's something about the palpable feeling of pride in patriotism notches here but across the country. >> you are absolutely right, charles. it's too bad you and john could not be here because it really was a great speech but there's so much energy and electricity amongst the crowds charles. meeting these young people our future generation who are so excited to be here and the president has their undivided attention. no one was chatting and no one was looking at their phones but i lost count of how many standing ovations the president had. it was a great speech but it's also been a great conference. >> it was amazing. yesterday i was sitting in one of the balconies wondering if cpac would be off to a slow start. maybe even a little low energy but today in the room when donald trump was speaking it was explosive

i also want to thank mark burnett and roma downey. two terrific people.hough he comes from hollywo hollywood. thank you very much. major scotty smily and tiffany, we're moved by your faith and courage and inspired by your service and sacrifice. that was really beautiful. thank you very much. thank you. and to my friend and everybody's friend, steve scalise, we are so glad to have you with us today. your presence reminds us of jesus' words, book of matthew, with god all things are possible. you are fantastic. you really are. fantastic man. america is a nation of believers and together we are strengthened by the power of prayer. this morning ourmorning, our he full of gratitude as we come together for the 66th annual national prayer breakfast. but our hearts are also saddened by the absence of the co-founder of this wonderful breakfast who pass addway last year, doug coe, who everybody loved. for 60 years, doug devoted his time and passion to this prayer breakfast. and to many other wonderful causes. today, we are blessed to be joined by doug's wife jan and

we got to be on stage briefly this fall when we were shooting this thing for carol burnett's 50th anniversary oh, you're very nice. ( laughter ) you are in some ways responsible for me being in show business because i saw, when i was a young man, i saw you and mandy doing sunday in the park with george on pbs, and i was so deeply moved about the feed to create and the way that you two presented that story that i read it to my mother and i said, i want to finish the hat and move on and do all these things. >> oh... well, it's a beautiful piece. james and steve sonheim wrote it and i was really privileged to be in it. >> stephen: i have to ask you about stephen sonheim. how many shows have you done with him? >> six, because he reminded me it was six because it was gypsy, also. it's sunday in the park, the woods and a few others i can't remember. >> stephen: a little night music. >> yes, and i did encores of anyone can whistle and gypsy and i think there's another one in there somewhere. >> stephen: so how strict is he with his music? or can you interpret it or is he, like, no, no, no, that's no