i know dan adams is here from the mayor's office of housing. thank you for doing amazing work around affordable housing every day. with that i want to introduce thsupervisor for this district r small site acquisition, supervisor fewer. [applause] >> thank you. first i want to start off by saying a big thanks to a lot of people. meta coming out here and buying this property for us and managing it. it is a gift. i know it is out of your geographic area. thank you for keeping these homes here. to our may orthopedic and t -- . it takes everyone together. the san francisco housing accelerator fund and of course our rock star tenants of 359 third avenue. i want to say this is why we are able to do this and this is why we do this. i also really want to thank the housing rights committee. we have a west side site. there are partners in everything. they are the first people we go to when we hear about a building going to be for sale. when people e-mail to say, help, my building is being sold. i don't know what to do. i have lived here for 44 years. we c

>> dan adams, mohcd. scott sanchez' explanation was spot on. >> commissioner richards: we had a case here probably three or four units where essex trust legalized live-work units, but at the time, live-work was still live-work. it was still illegal to use it as dwelling units or student housing, so what would that do to the units if we included bloxom. >> it would increase it by 33 numbers, which is the number in 575 harrison that they're retaining. in regards to the live-work issue, for -- this has been going on for a while, so for about a decade, it's been the position of the department that since they're in compliance with the notice of restrictions of live-work units, which does not prohibit artists from living in live-work units, even if they're students, that wouldn't prohibit that. the academy must maintain the status of the units that existed at that time, and maybe they can explain the status of their live-work buildings. >> president melgar: okay. commissioner johnson? >> commissioner richards:

dan adams. the only thing i would add is we are supportive of this settlement agreement. we have been involved in its negotiation throughout and are excited to see the city take a next step on this process. i'm happy to answer any specific questions regarding the affordability requirements. and i'm here at your disposal. thank you. >> colleagues, do you have any questions for mr. adams? city attorney's office, supervisor safai. >> i want to make a quick comment. i know it can be frustrating at times to look back in retrospect and see when someone has been a bad actor that we are not necessarily always able to get the equivalent of what seems like what was lost. but in many instances, and my perspective over the last 20 years of being active in local government here, there ares when the city gets nothing at all. and for all the hard work that the city attorney, the planning department, supervisor peskin, i know you have put in countless hours, actually the head city attorney himself, all the people that were involved in this negotiation, i think this is probably one of the

we also have dan adams from m. o.c.d. and joe barber from the department of building inspections who can answer any questions. we have planning department staff who are planning and preservation specialist who helped us get over the line yesterday. i would like to thank the contributions of chelsea fordham in getting the environmental impact review prepared. but without her significant contributions, we never could have gotten to this point as well. with that, i'll turn it over to andrew perry for the presentation. thank you. >> thank you scott. good afternoon commissioners. andrew perry with department staff. mr. sanchez provided you with a background and understanding of the project's history and how we arrived to this point today. i will spend a few moments discussing the actions that are before the commission in order to move this project and lawsuit towards final resolution. prior to any other action, the commission must adopt ceqa findings including a statement of overriding considerations, for which you have a draf

at the scratch hub, a space for socially minded entrepreneurs, brothers dan and adam wanted to stay ining to deal with brexit, and here is everything else. i think the "here is everything else" is the most important thing people need to be focussing on. i feel like labour's manifesto is a more hopeful outlook, and that's, i feel like in this time we need to be hopeful. charity founder effah also thinks brexit is secondary. there is issues to do with the negative perceptions of black culture and black people. i think it is very important that the community voice is being heard and reflected in policies that people are putting forward. it is that wider social policy that labour hopes will play well, but it often comes back to brexit. uxbridge is is one of the few london areas that backed leave, perhaps more receptive to the tories' key message. this is borisjohnson‘s seat, and there is a push from other parties which want to oust him. it looks far more marginal than it was ever considered in the past, this constituency. i really hope we can swing it against him. but there is loyalty here

karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adam y with markets set another slough of record. from the bullish man on wall street he tells us why he is so optimistic and what the biggest richlk to the market rally may be plus bogey you know it's halting production of the 737 max and maybe you don't care but you do care about the american economy. and boeing's news impact us all. we tell you whip process then apple hitting the all-time high today, three analyst have three different takes on the same stock. we'll find out who the traders believe is right all that as we begin with an earning alert on fedex not good. >> fedex stock down again, missing on earnings and revenues lets get back to eric chemy at cnbc hq with more on the fedex flop. >> that's right a disappointing quarter for fedex. ceo fred smith acknowledged in the release that the fiscal 2020 is a yeerd of continued significant challenges and changes. the the company missed on top and bottom lines setting weak global economic cannibus, increased fedex ground costs, the loss of busy from amazon, shift to lower yielding

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dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for all of us here thanks for joining us here. on jimmy kimmel live adamst of your life ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ all i want for christmas ♪

dan: incredible, really. carter page was smeared for years, accused of being a traitor, all based on lies innuendo and a phony dossier. and adamiff doesn't have to the guts to show a little remorse and admit he's wrong? the same liar, the now defunct fisa memo in the green light to rent the witch hunt. he is corrupt to the core. it is undeniable. the good news is the boomerang of justice is in full swing. not only is john durham honing in on the actions of ex-cia john brennan but according to a new report in "the new york times," durham got into a "sharp dispute over draft note in the horowitz report and follow the ig's conclusion including political bias. now the footnote does not include the final report so durham is uncovering convincing evidence to the clapper to brennan. america's most popular beaurocrats abuse power to try to undo the result of the presidential election. and the time for accountability is now.titi joining me now with reaction author of the book power grab fox news contributor jason chaffetz with author of the great book "witch hunt" gregg jarrett and fox news contributor investigative reporter john solom

dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for all of us here thanks for joining us here. on jimmy kimmel live adammmel live"! tonight -- adam sandler. from "jumanji: the next level", karen gillan. the cast of "live in front of a studio audience". from "uncut gems", kevin garnett. plus nasa engineer and current youtube sensation, mark rober. and now, without hesitation, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. hey, let me ask this. is anyone ready for christmas? i really hope no one is, because my kids, though, are very ready. they've had enough of being

dan ashley. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. >> have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- tom holland, ana gasteyer, adamgel olsen. and now, for what it's worth, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. please relax. i'm coming on yet another day of political wrangling in congress. it was a long day, we'll get to that, but first, you'll be happy to know the president is back home to the white house after a doozy of a trip to the uk. he was in london for the

dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. for all of us here thanks for joining us here. on jimmy kimmel live adam sandler. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- adam sandler. from "jumanji: the next level", karen gillan. the cast of "live in front of a studio audience". from "uncut gems", kevin garnett. plus nasa engineer and current youtube sensation, mark rober. and now, without hesitation, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. hey, let me ask this. is anyone ready for christmas? i really hope no one is, because my kids, though, are very ready. they've had enough of being good. they are done with it. this elf on the shelf is like the fbi watching them at all times. my daughter jane is 5 now. she's very focussed on the elf. we have to move him around at night, she says where does the elf go every night. and my wife says he goes home to the north pole to tell santa what he saw. am s and she says how does he go all the way back there and then back here for morning. and

adam schiff, a former prosecutor. he hired another former prosecutor, dan gold man. they presented a story to the american public.nk it's up to the judiciary now to sustain that. >> desiree barns what, do we know about the republican response to all of this? we played that clip there of doug collins. he wrote a letter to chairman jerry nadler. he was talking about putting forth witnesses who would also be academics, maybe of a different scholarly stripe. i will just quote a little bit from that letter october wednesday the house judiciary committee is scheduled to hear testimony on the constitutional grounds for presidential impeachment from four scholars. to assure fairness and restore integrity, i request an expanded panel and a balanced composition of witnesses. chairman adam schiff not an academic witness who could do that? >> i think the last time i was here, i said that democrats need to keep it simple and call it what it is, call a spade a spade, the quid pro quo, it's bribery, it's extortion. but in this case when i think about the republicans' approach and defense to it, is that the american people shoul

dan. >> we've done robert mueller, we've done nancy pelosi. i don't think viewers would be happy until we give a miss of the year to adam schiff.foreanonymous congressman from california. he made a name for himself god knows this year. i think in adam schiff's case it's been almost only for the worse. when he was in the minority in the house intelligence committee he pursued the russian collusion narrative against congressman devin nunes, also of call important ycalifornia.once he g, he pushed the russian collusion narrative, the obstruction of justice narrative and now the impeachment project. i would say his credibility with the american people is pretty much shot and he'll be remembered as having been a completely destructive political force in our era. paul: not by democrats who l hail him as a hero, dan. they think he's done a great job. >> he has brought down the american political system. he's done a lot of damage to the credibility of the system, whether democrats at this point want to admit it or not. paul: my miss of the year goes to the president of the united states and that is for losing so much really good talent,

dan ashley. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. >> have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- tom holland, ana gasteyer, adam levine. and music from angel olsen. and now, for what it's worth, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. please relax. i'm coming on yet another day of political wrangling in congress. it was a long day, we'll get to that, but first, you'll be happy to know the president is back home to the white house after a doozy of a trip to the uk. he was in london for the nato summit and it didn't end on a happy note. trump cut the trip short after seeing a video of world leaders seemed to be talking about him behind his back. this is captured at buckingham palace last night. watch here as canadian prime minister justin trudeau, boris johnson and french president emmanuel macron gathered together to goof on his majesty. and now the bombing of canada begins. this is absolutely unacceptable. [cheers and applause] how, how dare they laugh at our ridiculous president. that is our job! aft

chairman adam schiff did i think, an extraordinarily skilled job at keeping his cool and dignity, even as the shenanigans and circus was attempting to erupt around him. we note with great pride that danoldman was a fellow at the brennan center until earlier this year. there may not be fact witnesses. let's assume that the house does vote to impeach. then we are really off to the races in a way that folks i think are beginning to understand is unlike what most of us are used to. what happens then? >> i want to begin with a caveat. there's a wrinkle injected into everything yesterday. that i don't think we've fully, we don't know the implications yet. there's this case in dc before judge jackson in dc. it involves don mcgann and whether or not information in the mueller report can be turned over to congress. in that lawsuit, the house general counsel said we need this information because we want to determine whether president trump lied to robert mueller. this lawyer, is my georgetown - - an extraordinary guy. he's a 35 year justice department veteran but a very careful lawyer. all his words are chosen with care. there must be something going on there. the judge last week ruled and sai

to thank from , adam, carl, lisa fiona, james and henry from cbs, tom bradley is retiring and we rebecca, and l, stuart, and from the joint committee on text c hmp ao, helly, lin. lisa, dan, maya, stacy arms and jenny and as always, i want to thank the staff of the ways and means committee who worked tirle leslie. the legislation before this house today is in no mall part baugh of improving the members of the american family. thank u amy, sarah and you neal. we have heard today from the floor on a lot of views and i'm open to suggestions. one policy isn't going to be the final fix and i welcome continued dial log. join me in supporting this historic legislation and i yield back. the chair: jabblet. the time of the committee on ways and means has expired. the chair: the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, and the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, each will control 30 minutes. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: i yield myself two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: i would like to thank chairman neal, chairman pallone, the speaker of the house and other democratic leaders for their leadership in low the skyrocketing cost

dan bongino we like to hear you complain and see you give praise too. thanks so much and look forward to watching you tonight. >> happy festivus. >> merry christmas. >> to adamall-american christmas and we have people from all across america, this is a huge crowd and they've been giving me so much energy. i've loved it, let me do the weather real quick. here is our temperatures across the country 42 degrees outside what do you think for new york city in december guys? >> [applause] >> adam: it's beautiful and it's going to be a beautiful day i'm excited for this christmas, as we throw it back into you. come on guys make noise as we throw it back in. >> [applause] >> brian: great job, adam we got the weather and the full screen for anybody who missed any of adam's verbal remarks. >> lisa: [laughter] >> brian: meanwhile senators on both sides of the aisle slam ming the decision to delay senate impeachment trial. >> that is not what the constitution envisioned. >> this is the latest in a series of constitutional train wrecks orchestrated by nancy pelosi. >> brian: former house speaker newt gingrich is here, live, next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ country roads, take me home t