pushed back to provide an entry settlement predator street and looking back at first street into clemente is beginning of the town houses is ground floor plan it is design by is entry for town houses that stretch along the length of clemente there are entries there the 85 foot building along fremont street from the rental and condo unit along fulsome street further towards first street in addition there is retail that lines both full name and is other street to try to activate is streets and as mentioned a grocery that begins on is ground floor and extends two the basement we've been working to develop is landscape along the project is building along is landscape guidelines for fulsome street and then extending that both is side streets and creating lush landscape to act as a buffer between is town houses there are two large specimen trees we're locating at the end of is street to mark the public space here you see the tree palate and building on is basic privileges of the landscaping along clemente and within is vera say that landscaping extend up to is roof-deck on is levels both on top

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the president, john ehrlichman, bob haldeman are all in san clemente. i called john and i said, i have something we should talk about eye to eye, person to person. i jumped on the next courier flight and flew to california. i met with him the next morning and he said, what's troubling you? i told him what caulfield had done. by then i had pulled dc code and learned it's a capital offense the district of columbia if anybody dies as a result of arson. i said i cannot believe the white house would risk getting involved in a capital offense or would get involved in this kind of insanity. i just went on and ticked up all the reasons this was absurd. colson was still back in washington and ehrlichman picked up the phone. you would get the white house operator immediately when you picked up the phone. he told her to get chuck colson on the line. he came right on. ehrlichman said to colson, young council dean is out here and he does not think the brookings plan is a good one, turn it off. he put down the phone. ehrlichman turned to me and said anything else i c

i was also a conduit to get herb to take care of legal problems with regard to san clemente and that property out there. some liason and the president was worried whether it would be an embarrassment for b.b. and himself that was really quite personal. i just flashed on something. when alex butterfield left the office, the secret service came under my office. it had been under his. and one time -- they would come in constantly and one day they came in because b.b. had the habit of driving the president and the secret service just really disliked this when they would be out here in california particularly, b.b. would get the president, they'd jump in the car and go somewhere for dinner and b.b. would be going 70 80 miles down the freeway and they didn't even want an agent in the car. we had to resolve that. to get b.b. from stop driving, even though the president tells you, you have to say i can't do it. i would read that the president and b.b. had been out on b.b.'s houseboat in biscayne bay. i said, what do they do out there? this happened to be the guy who was head of the president

into the va so lined with the retail that extends to fremont or another street here at fremont and clemente is 85 foot building is vertical distances between the two unit here a view between clemente street looking back towards fremont and simultaneously through fulsome street i think you can imagine the way our project enter weaves the city together the material palate of the podium buildings is something we're working on thinking of terracotta and brick and terracotta we're continuing the develop is color thank you very much. >> thank you finishing up the schematic designs going forward ocii staff will continue to work with the developer to refine is plans we'll also monitor the developers efforts to procure is grocery store attended and ocii will have the final review of the building materials and finishes regarding the project d da is developer will provide a $2 million deposit that will be credited against is purchase priced is purchase price of $71 million is due close of escrow in 2015 the construction will occur with the current schedule being april of 2016 and then completion of co

joining me, jonathan clement.eet journal" columnist and author of jonathan clement's money guide 2015. every time you have an article i always stop and read it because it speaks to everybody who cares about their money. who among us doesn't. but you distilled a couple issues that you feel mistakes people are making right now. i want to get to them. number one. >> one of the big mistakes, people are underinsured. things like health insurance, disability insurance and life insurance. for instance, the typical american has $167,000 in life insurance. that is three times the median household income. one rule of thumb people should have five to seven times income. liz: why? i look at insurance. these guys are there when the sun is out and minute you need them they're not there. i have that view of insurance companies sometimes. listen it is not always true. but if you're dead, what do you need insurance for? >> so one of the things people think about is, okay i don't need disability insurance? what is the chance i beco

the goal wasn't to get rid of passwords and clement a new system, the goal was to improve the security by adding a secondary form of education. what i wanted to do was make a secondary form not cumbersome are hard diplomat. -- or hard to implement. when i decided was the keystroke stage. the server would first check your password and then check your typing style. president obama: to the people that have a different typing style -- the whole -- i don't know if people learn how to type anymore. there is a accommodation a lot learned how to do, is it the rhythm? -- there is a combination that a lot of people learned how to do, is it a rhythm? >> that was some of the research that i did. the different ways to verify. i used three factors. one was the action time, how long you pressed keys. then caused time, the pauses you take in between. and a third was pressure, how hard you hit the keys. these are the factors i used. there are a couple more than i could have chosen the use but these are the ones i used for the project. president obama: and you are finding they are sufficiently distinct

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finished product those details will be filled in you're right the real opportunity to outside on clemente that will be shut off in the perry say in a lesser degree in the lobbies but a lot of public spates there's where this opportunity will be i think. >> okay. thank you. >> do we - >> i have one more. >> go ahead. >> not for him. >> one more question. >> dr. jackson and any public comment on this item? >> no, i just talked to the young man mr. white to inform him, i want to inform i'm a certificate holder i received a letter from olsen lee last year that the certificate holders will not be any longer than after 2016 i'm glad you're going to hold a hearing auto while take our comment during public comment. >> yes. at my age 82 i forget. >> i'll remind you. >> laughter. >> so commissioner mondejar. >> one last next thing or thing i want to hear from the nonprofit partner t n d c if it's okay. so i just want to know how that this meets our requirements as a nonprofit partner do you have any comment. >> thank you for asking commissioner don falk we're really thrilled to be part of project w

i want to say on tenth avenue near clement buses pile up in front of playgrounds and schools as well as laying over and i think at times really harming the safety but also the 88ness of the area. i think this legislation is important to pass and i really appreciate it along with our effort efforts in the past to regulate this industry but i know state preexemption as supervisor yee mentioned really limits local control. i wanted to thank the mta staff figure doing everything they can and i look forward to working with supervisor yee and others to have safer streets in regard to tour buses and large vehicles. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor tang. >> i want to thank supervisor yee for bringing this forward and i know last week there was an individual that emailed all of us on the board that stated in that ins defnt it was she narrating and not the driver but i believe this is really good policy. i think moving forward i am sure we have been there and even if you're talking to someone in the car driving you can be distracted and that situation despite what happened in front of city

he also pleaded guilty to a 2014 case at roberto clemente middle school. in which he repeatedly squeezed the right buttocks of a 12-year- old student while in the classroom. until rockville, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> and he is scheduled to be sentenced in may and as part of the plea deal. he will not serve more than five years in prison and he may however also be deported. >>> well, they're working past the deadline and it appears they're making some progress. coming up, a progress report on the nuclear talks with iran and coming up later -- >> why people across america are getting up and walking today. i'm matico czar with the story coming -- matt kozar with the story coming up. >> and i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. it was a great day to get outside and we have even warmer weather on the day. but it comes at -- >>> international talks on iran's nuclear program are going into double overtime. >> the state department says steak stake will re-- secretary of state john kerry will remain at the table at least you the tomorrow. enough progress was m

clement, you have five minutes left. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. may it please the court, let me start with the definition of "legislature." obviously we can point to our favorite quotes from the framers. there are 24, 34, 35 of the blue brief. the critical thing though is not what the framers meant by the legislature when they were talking broadly about political theory or the swiss cannon of zug. what matters is when they were talking about assigning particular authorities in the constitution to particular components of the state government. and in that context as a number of you have pointed out, there is no doubt every time they assigned an authority to the state legislature, they were assigning the authority to the representative body of the people. now, that takes us to the smiley case. and if the definition of legislature in the smiley case is what this case turns on, then with all due respect to my friends on the other side, we win. because smiley specifically talked, as justice breyer alluded to, the body question. then it defined the body

. >> the owners of custom framing in san clemente california have 4,000 products for sale in their stored on their website. >> everybody needs something different. so you have to have a mix of brushes and papers those are your basic things and canvas. >> and the challenge is to figure out what to stock and what not to stock on their shelves. it's the issue of dollars and space. >> we're not a huge store. so if we bring something big in something else generally has to move and get squished or go. >> deciding to send a product on its way isn't easy. but the need to keep inventory in check has helped guide her to decisions. but determining what goes something has to be ready to take its place. no space is ever allowed to go to waste. >> the dividing line for me has been, do i want to bring in something new? and if i can move something out that's not doing well, then we'll have space and we'll have dollars to do that. >> once a new product the in the pipeline, it becomes a matter of sales and real estate. >> bringing things in is usually a lot easier. once something is not selling anymore, i

roberto clemente, joe lewis, and i think his son is here somewhere.applause] jack: jesse owens, jackie robinson, sports icons i had the privilege to meet. a were men who transcend their sports bike crossing racial and cultural barriers. they fought for racial discrimination and sacrificed much including their own lives in the case of roberto clemente he was honored a year after he died in a plane crash en route to deliver aid to victims in nicaragua. byron nelson, and arnold palmer, and now me. [applause] jacquelinek: i think that speaks volumes about the game we are so proud to play. i hope you agree we just play golf, and we enjoy it. love it. being here in washington, standing in the rotunda of the u.s. capital watching the presentation of colors and hearing the anthem, you cannot help but swell with pride. you cannot help but think our military men and women. i was married and's would-be first of my five children when i was blessed with the draft. i think our military men and women who have allowed me to appreciate their sacrifice. as a friend lik

. >> clement, who prefers to be called wicked, is serving 20 years for three counts of robbery.nd he's not the only gay boy gangster on the sensitive needs yard at corcoran. nicolas turner, who goes by the name demon, told us the gbgs should not be taken lightly. >> we hurt anybody that -- inside the prison system, anybody that tries to forcefully take property or rape or in any way hurt a homosexual that can't defend themselves. that's where we step down. >> demon had a very striking appearance. first thing i noticed about him when i looked at him, he had a tattoo over each eyebrow. one said "guy," one said "boy." he had no teeth, and he had a mohawk. >> it started out as a joke, and i just kind of like -- i was looking at it in the mirror, i'm like that's punk rock. i like that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harm. he told us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those onc

plus, we all have our own tips and tricks for saving water but here what some of our >>> the san clementerichard nixon as the western white house is on the market. he bought the spread on a excluded coastal bluff in 1969. he called it la casa pacifica. he wrote his memoirs there. he sold it in 1980. it can now be yours for a mere $75 million, 5 acres. >> that's it? >> that's it. >>> next month's fight between boxers floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao is expected to be the most expensive in pay per view history. according to the "wall street journal," the fight will cost $99 for a high definition feed and $89 for standard definition. that's about $25 more than the previous top price. the fight is expected to bring in over $300 million in revenue. >> wow. >> for pay per view history. who is going to win? >> i know you're going to do it. pacquiao is your guy. >> he is my guy. >> yes. [ laughter ] >>> the governor sent a message loud and clear. we need to save water now. >> that's right. coming up, what's working for your bay area neighbors when it comes to cutting back. >> live weather toni

and i can remember, richard nixon in the full two-piece suit tie walking along the shore of san clemente. i admired that, thought he would get hot. it was a little weird, but it's okay. but we accept you being you, what we don't accept, and i think what voters intrinsically recoil at is when you are pretending to be something you are not. >> i don't know how a regular person can do this job. they are set apart. neil: as soon as they get the job, they're not. >> they're not. only sticker here is leadership character, and whether or not you have good economic policy, how is the economy doing and the approval rating of the current occupant of the white house. neil: by that standard, then winston churchill didn't look the part. abraham lincoln didn't look the part. >> thomas jefferson used to meet people in bathrobe and slippers. we appreciate and admire that, but doesn't mean he went to the office like that. george washington had one tooth. we all know that about our presidents but it gets overbearing. neil: that was one tooth more than a lot of people had. >> which is why he never smiled i

joining us now is retired fbi special agent tim clemente. thanks for joining us tim.he world did it get to this point? we're told police officers were warned. >> well i think you have to look at the administration. i know the mayor is saying her words were twisted, but the words were pretty clear what she spoke. even if she wasn't trying to incite violence she is certainly allowing it. the fact that she didn't call for the state of emergency for the national guard sooner and/or call for any kind of a curfew is indication that she didn't think it would get this far, but it clearly has. and i think the expectation is for the law enforcement personnel to stand back and let protesters protest. but now that seems to be the pols policy for violent intruders. when these people come in and make baltimore look like benghazi we have a problem and it's a problem that unfortunately is going to be very hard to get back into the jeanie's bottle. because, you know stopping this thing when it was just protesters and it startedugly would have been the thing to do and i don't know -- i

we had a couple pictures one from wilmington colorful sunshine from greg mccoy from peter clemente alsorom his backyard the bright colors coming through tree line so pretty chesterfield, new jersey with ed. he has sunrise as well. he goes for a walk and jog every morning and out and about bringing us some pictures. then sunnies coming up for phil, he is in philadelphia. let me show you list of temperatures here. our temperatures are cool you sill need to have april extra layer mid 40's or lower 50's ape couple 30's gilbertsville from eileen checking in with 37 degrees right now and further down we will go we will find these temperatures in the 40's. nice wide zoom shows that we have got a lot of activity elsewhere here in the you had. also a little pocket of rain and then are storms, yet again kentucky tennessee prime spot for worse of that. but we have low pressure, large area have low pressure and complex storm system currently develop leading to severe weather through oklahoma and texas today but this will be the storm that eventually slowly rolls east and it hits us come monday, and

clement greenberg elevating jackson pollock. our film critic who writes in here about john houston.rt is a great film critic today. arthur dent help, who died just a while ago was an eminent philosopher whose essays about anything from andy warhol to las vegas and art elevated that. interestingly, "the nation" -- the back of the book, as we call it, the literary section was at war with the front, politically and socially. there was an anti-communist, liberalism in the back, and in the front there was a vigorous led by the editor then, anti-fascists, unwillingness to ally with what arthur/injured called vital center cold war liberals. that battle went on culturally and politically. those brawls -- christopher did not just write about politics for us. he would engage. one of the great essays was "canon to the right of me," and she still write about cultural issues here at amy: speaking of battles, israel-palestine, edward sayegh, when did he write? katrina: his first piece was in a special issue 33 years ago. as longtime editor at the nation, a pulitzer prize way biographer has a fasc

kevin clement reynolds was convicted of shooting wesley king in front of his young daughter in 2002.udge sentenced him to life in prison plus 20 years yesterday. at one point detectives lost track of him after he assumeded a new identity and created a successful career as a music producer. reynolds maintains that he was in new york at the time of the shooting. >>> sexual assault victims in frederick county who want a are forensic exam anonymously now have one year after the exam to decide if they want to police charges. that's according to the presented frederick news post. until now, it was 30 days. >>> and there a new policy at the university of virginia. it spells out the expectations for all employees and students when it comes to reporting sex assault and harassment. the school started to craft the new policy before the "rolling stone" article about the alleged rape at a frat house was published. the magazine has since backtracked on some of those claims citing discrepancyies in a student's story. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. new this morning, we have heard from niger

the possibility of in clement weather which might unfortunately damping down some of the turnout but of course as you mentioned ever since the events of last year, when the unarmed black teenager michael brown was fatally shot by a white police officer, and the civil unrest that followed, this day, this election day has been looked toward by many citizens of ferguson as the chance and opportunity to channel that outrage into political change, there's a great deal of interest in seeing whether the black majority residents of this community will turn out and provide in the end after the election more african-american representation in the local government. there are three open seats there are eight candidates running for city council and one of them is joining me now a bob hudgins running for city council here in ferguson. thank you for joining us. tell us in your view, what does this election mean to this community? >> it is a chance for people to take a breath, to calm down, to reassess see what happens with the results and then get down to the work of building this place back up. yo

green lawns as far as ken clement's eyes can see. >> i could take you over and show you around right now people that should be on the $10,000 fine list. >> $10,000 that's a lot of money. has the governor lost it? >> it is a lot of money and certainly it's more than we have ever fined anyone. >> reporter: a lot more considering east bay m.u.d. can fine water wasters $500 and they haven't issued one. choosing to have a "discussion" instead. >> talk to them, visit them, work with them on the conservation side what can they do to reduce use? that's what we're doing. >> reporter: the carrot approach hasn't done enough. east bay m.u.d. customers need to cut 20% this year. at this bar they have already started. >> we only give water if requested. >> reporter: nicholas flores calls a $10,000 fine bogus. and he wants to know what the governor considers a water waster. instead, he has his own drought plan. >> save water, drink tequila. >> reporter: mark kelly, kpix 5. >> east bay m.u.d. plans to pump in nearly 7 million gallons of water from the sacramento river to keep the district reservoirs

claim that he had a conversation, ironically, on the beach outside of the taping devices in san clemente with the president about a lot of activities of that nature. who knows? i don't know. i have found in my own historical inquiry from time to time into issues when i have used the tapes that nixon had a very steady practice of seldom mentioning once, on a single incident, anything about anything. he repeats himself constantly. something that comes up once particularly something troublesome, he will re-raise. if it's not there if we don't have enough of the transcripts of all the conversations to electronically check that. it would be a massive amount of reading. >> it's early 1972. why were you included in meetings about campaign political espionage? >> you are talking about the meetings with mitchell? >> yes. >> good question. what happened is, when jeb mcgruder went to run the re-election committee, he has no general counsel. one of the things i felt we were responsible for was that nixon got filed properly everywhere in every state and jurisdiction. my office gathered all the state

he also pleaded guilty to a 2014 case at roberto clemente middle school in which he repeatedly squeezed the right buttocks of a 12-year-old student while in the classroom. he is from honduras and the married father of three. in addition to his jail sentence, he may also face deportation. and a montgomery county public schools spokesman tells us any staff member who suspects abuse or neglect must report it to the proper authorities and school principals are there to ensure that a report is made. reporting live from rockville, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> thank you. >>> and he will be sentenced at 10:00 a.m. on friday, may 9th. at -- 29th. not going to serve more than five years in prison. >>> how that escaped prisoner changed out of his hospital gown on tuesday? got some food and maybe even some liquor. he allegedly broke into the vacant morgan family home. bruce leshan is live in annandale where that was one of the key questions yesterday a lot of people had. >> reporter: well, that's right lesli. woodsen allegedly drove the car up the road before realizing it was a dead end. he stopped a

what about the recent statement about selling antimissile clement -- equipment was an interesting one to iran. i have asked for a long time what is russia really want? on one hand, they are part of an alliance to try to get a deal with iran. on the other hand, they continue to stir up problems. not only in ukraine, but syria and yemen, iraq. i know that you and the secretary have looked at various incentives that will bring russia into step with the world community. could we be on the verge of war? can you enlighten us to your views of esther -- asked to russia's intention in the world? we know they continue to support the assad regime. to what extent is this driven by russia's battle with terrorists and the caucasus. is russia still profiting from arms sales to assad regime? i would be interested to know your view of russia's role in their region and in the world and in our future relations. ambassador power: thank you congressman. it's a question given russia's role as a permanent member of the security council i grapple with everyday and see different manifestations of it everyday.

more or less the preliminary date one should have the list of reforms or proposals and how that will clementailout program conditionality. mark: does it mean that the meeting is unlikely we will see the aid being approved, we might have to wait longer for an extra meeting, possibly at the end of april >> it really depends how the negotiations will go. it was extended by troll for months and now we are only two months later so of course technically speaking there is more time for negotiations but greek authorities themselves are emphasizing that the cash position is getting more difficult therefore is a good reason to stick with this april deadline and try to finalize conversations as soon as possible, but for this it is very important that both sides including greece stick with their commitments. mark: can you elaborate on greece's cash position, is there a risk that greece is in the near term likely to run out of cash? >> it has been indicated already several times by the greek government itself that the tax position is difficult but there should be a reason really for the greek side to acc

earlier on the show we spoke to tim clemente, he is a tactical expert. a listen. >> we probably puppet that network under ground if there was a network there. there is a possibility that we could learn from interviews and interrogations what that structure was around him. or what it might have been, i think it's always better, if it's possible and if it's not going to create greater danger for the public to leave him out there. a lone individual like this there is no organization better in the world than the fbi at tracking people like this. surveying them and building a federal case around them. >> i don't know how i feel about that because on the one hand if they do reach out for material support or financial support or, you know, more training or something. that's valuable because you will have those communication lines to be able to track and hopefully find more terrorists and be able to stop or wanna be terrorists and stop more attacks. at the same time, you know, what if we miss something and they do get a bomb and innocent people are killed? >> th

steve clements is with us now.s adam gadahn who is a senior member of al qaeda but just political importance of him, the fact that he was an american, the fact that he is dead now is a big blow to al qaeda. >> i think it is a very big blow to al qaeda. i think many others have talked about how messy war can be. i recall that when it came to drone strikes of this sort the president of the united states was briefed nearly every morning for many years by our current director of the cia been on his national security team going through and making judgment calls about people on our hit list people targeted and lookinglook g looking at potential collateral consequences. each of the calls by the president he tilted towards trying to have as little collateral impact as possible. you could hear to some degree the anguish in president obama's comments as he kind of revealed the human face and revealed the mistakes made in this particular case. while this was a very important al qaeda target there are always another isis targe

here to weigh in joining us is retired fbi special agent and counter terrorism expert tim clement. >>rican who would support isis and who lionizes osama bin laden of all people? >> i don't think there is a singular profile we can use. nontraditional recruiting is successful. the more you get guys that look like jihad john that is something we can spot. when you take individuals that are female or westerners or western looking it makes it much more difficult to spot them. they are doing this because their recruiting effort has to go deep into our culture in order to effect our culture. >> there is clearly a connection between islamic religious fervor and support of terrorism. those who support terror tend to be religious extremists. is the u.s. government using that description as it tries to figure out who is dangerous and who is not? >> i think they are running away from that profile. they are running away from saying this is islamic extremism. if you can't say the label and identify where these people are coming from that pool of muslims the vast majority of them are peaceful. the i

let's bring in anthony de clemente.you look at what marvel is going to do to netflix, how many new subscribers do you think you could actually put on this new show and what -- when you model out hbo now over the next six months, what does it look like? >> i think it's not about one show driving subscribers. it's about what they're trying to do is diversify the content to appeal to so many people. >> you don't think "house of cards," when that first started it was -- >> maybe on the margin you could say 150,000, 200,000 could be driven in that quarter. but i think if more broadly what it is is driving retention, driving if there's a diversity of product on your platform it's less likely you're going to turn. trying to get to 60 to 90 million subs in the u.s. can't do it by only appealing to fan boys or only affluent women. >> and on the price point? we saw what a dollar was worth. >> here's the main thing on the price point. netflix just said this week that 20 billion hours of netflix were streamed in the first quarter.

." >> san clemente, california, loves "today." >> we're back now 8:00 on a wednesday morning.now it's beautiful. >> beautiful. we don't even need coats. >> no. >> it's a little windy. >> yeah it's a little breezy. >> hello. >> here let me help you out. >> you're a real giver, al. we are gearing up for a great performance on our plaza as part of our best of broadway week. good man. we've got the cast of "chicago." i'm just trying to go on with the tease. >> i thought you were going to put it over her shoulders. >> that wouldn't help much. >> we have -- as i was trying to say, the best of broadway week. the cast of "chicago" is going here this morning. and in the lead role, brandy. we'll see her this morning. it'll be great. >> outstanding. and guess what? romeo santos will be here on monday for a live concert on the plaza and we're expecting a huge crowd. it is all to kickoff our special viva "today" week. make your plans to be here. because the crowd will stretch for miles. >> it will. >> it should be good. >>> all right. let's go inside. natalie standing by with a check of al