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. >> i've got one card, corrine.ne else wants to speak, go ahead and speak speek after corrine gets done. >> we have the corps working group right here. it has been an absolutely fascinating process going through this. and i can't wait until we give you the report. all of the meetings are actually on line. they've been recording the main meetings. they're all the notes from our subcommittees are on line and the port's website. we think this is a good idea to test reality. as you heard at the last meeting, it's a very expensive proposition to do substructure work on the piers. if you have high occupancy uses, which is where you're going to get your money, you have to do more work. so we know the costs are high and struggled over what is appropriate, what is going to work. one thing about this process that we have to be careful of is we want ideas and-- inspiration andç think outside the boxes bt don't want to create an expectation for developers who think i have that one! we don't i think the transparency of a reques

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as corrine mentioned, it will be paying a transportation sustainability fee going to the mt aened i'mby carly pain. that will go to a list of eligible projects serving the neighborhood, enhancements to the 2-3 and rail cars and other things thatt(ñr are -- t-3-g seg the entire bay front and in combination both with pier 70 at the project at the power planteneplantand others. >> i would like for that transportation strategy because with all these parts coming on line, i think it's wonderful that everyone is funding it. what are we doing with the funds and how will that corridor, you know, stop the gridlock? >> i can channel carly for one second, that comes in a couple of forms, one is site design and making sure the design is bicycle and pedestrian friendly, which we can go through at our december 12th hearing. the other is transportation management and how do we encourage transit and getting multimodal activity to and from the site. the third is provincial of transit and traffic enforcement and how do we get people in and occupant without disrupting the t-3. we'll make it a point to g

corrine john pierre is from move on.org and the states direct for for president obama's 2012 election campaign. careen, let's start with you. what did democrats get here after these three days of a government shutdown. >> i'll start here. i think any deal based off of donald trump, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell keeping their word is not a deal. it is a bad deal. just in december mitch mcconnell made promises to his own conference like flake and others about bringing the d.r.e.a.m. act to the floor so that he could get their vote for the gop tax plan and he failed there. and there is no real commitment from paul ryan on him bringing the d.r.e.a.m. act to the floor on the house side. and it's just not worth the pain thaer it was printed on. >> so why would the democrats do this today? >> i wish i knew. you're going to have to ask them. it is a really -- i just -- it is incredibly disappointing. we are -- there is 800,000 daca recipients that are waiting here, that are anxious and we promised that we would fight for them. democrats promised to fight for them and i think giving up on -- on w

corrine, it's legal in colorado and now legal in california.y did a big ribbon cutting ceremonies and lovely moments all over television that night. tell us about your own family tragedy as difficult as it is if you don't mind. >> sure. my daughter jennifer had just graduated from college. she was 22-year-old on the verge of a wonderful career. she wanted to fight drugs. she began her first job. not in her field of study, but she was called into work as a district manager into one of the stores when an alrm off. as we went in, she was t-boned in an intersection by a man traveling 82 miles per hour through a red light. her car was pushed across the road through shrubbery and the doors of a building and the building on collapsed on top of her car. my daughter lost her life that night. the man that did this was uninjured, but he was high on medical marijuana. he was given a very light sentence of just 2 years in jail. only spent 17 months there. now he is out and off parole. >> laura: it's infuriating. all we hear about is how marijuana is the onl

. >> corrine, i have known donald trump for a long time, more bad than good, but he's a salesman. he fails at an overpriced property, condos, whatever you can. we are way over the value of it. he thinks he can talk anybody into anything, so he probably does think, let me talk out of -- >> i think that's exactly right. he believes he's the only one that can fix this. he believes he's the best salesman and only he knows how to talk about things on his behalf. he kind of says that all the time when he wants to go out and talk to the press. he knows the she secret. you can't lie to the fbi. if you do, it's a crime. i just don't know how he does it. i think the only thing he'll say that is true is that his name is donald j. trump. >> we'll have to leave it there. thank you to matt welch and corine jon-pierre. i'll ask congress. this is "politics nation" on msnbc. >>> some say no matter who the president is, members of congress aught to respect them and go. >> i cannot sit and watch the president and give him that honor. i believe that the state of the union message is an honor that is

yesterday on the congress gretional resolution the president was holding meetings on daca with john corrin, cotton, lankford and grassley and senator tillis of north carolina and a separate meeting with joe manchin, a senator from west virginia and doug jones from alabama. the first time the president has met with senator jones. they are taken to be moderates on the democratic side. people the president believes he can work with. the white house says there has been progress in negotiations over daca. there has been a realization on the part of the democrats that they need to provide more money for construction of the wall and that at the same time the white house is willing to give a little bit on the number of actual daca recipients there might be out there. melissa, the current number that folks are working with is 690,000. the democrats contend there could be as many as two million because a lot of daca -- potential daca recipients haven't come out of the shadows. the white house indicating that two million number may be a little on the high side but willing to go up from the number of

and former campaign manager corrine lewandowski who is voluntarily saying he'll talk to investigators. back in trial court talking trial date. on capitol hill on a wildly busy day, garrett, russia investigation sometimes seems like it's moving in spits and starts. a lot of activity. >> that's right. and house intel committee tends to do things this way, quiet for a little while, then line up interviews back to back like this. steve bannon as you mentioned in the hot seat today. we expect him in there most of the day answering questions about the short time he was involved in the president's campaign. and the longer period of time in which he was at the white house. and central figure indeed a decision maker in a lot of these key points the james comey firing, how m-'s tenure at the white house was handled. a lot of how these decisions were made by whom, and when, and who said what. now, bannon himself has long said that he had nothing to do with russia. he very famously said for quite a while that he wasn't going to get a lawyer because he was so confident this wasn't something that w

. >> david jolly and corrine john pierre, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> and that will wrap things up for me this wild hour. kasie hunt who has been following all of the action today in washington picks things up live from the capitol. i promise it is wilder down there. >> reporter: wild but it is a beautiful day here, thank you so much. and good afternoon to all of you from the very heart of the senate. the rotunda on capitol hill where lawmakers have finally reached a deal to reopen the government. but this is just one battle in a larger war. i'm kasie hunt in today for my friend ali velshi. the headlines have been changing by the second. but here is where we stand right now. senate democrats and republicans came together. what strange words. and they agreed on a deal to reopen the government. they agreed to pass a short-term spending bill through february 8th with promises from republican leadership they will take on immigration. but there is already concern inside of the democratic party that those promises aren't enough. here is how it all played out today. >> the white house

. >>> former congresswoman corrine brown reporting to prison this morning.he was sentenced to five years for fraud and conspiracy the 71-year-old brown is appealing her conviction. >>> 13,000 u.n. workers in the gaza strip went on strike to protest plans by the u.s. to cut aid to palestinians. more than half of the 2 million people in gaza where unemployment runs at 46% are dependent on that aid. >>> and variety reporting preliminary tv ratings for the grammy awards last night fell by more than 30% from last year to come in at 17.6 million but cbs also said it did hit a record on its all-access subscription video on demand and live streaming services. >> i wonder if that's because golf ran so long, if you wanted to see any red carpet, you had -- we were flicking around i was looking for the outfits. >> i think a lot of people were doing exactly the same thing exactly the same thing, kelly. >> we'll see they didn't give us the hour-by-hour count. >> they probably will break it down. >> i expect. see if people were tuning in dwardz the end, too. thanks, sue. s

senator corrine. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate you and the ranking member senator feinstein getting us together on this very important topic. and i want to thank senator cortez and heller for your leadership following the wake of the horrific shooting in las vegas. texas suffered its own tragedy a month ago on november 5th when a deranged gunman shot and killed 26 people worshipping at the first baptist church in sort land springs. as senator cruz and i learned when we went down to sutherland screens the gunman shot through the exterior walls of the church while people were worshipping inside. and then entered a side door to shoot the wounded in the head and otherwise end their lives. it was a horrible and who fivic experience. but i think we need to recognize, too, that were it not for the heroic actions of steven willendorf, more deaths would have occurred. steven willendorf was a trained instructor who heard the gunshots and ran a block away in bear feet to the scene along with the rifle and shooted on hi