dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard. and we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard.e wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this truly

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard.wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this truly i

. >> thank you, dan adams, acting director. so as mentioned, we just acquired the site and ensure that we're able to pull it off the open market and then we would start to do programming in more detail. the case for senior development. and so that will be our inclination, but it will come post acquisition and be part of the programming process prior to issuance. when we get on board, they can run economic models. some of the refinement will happen after the procurement process. >> so guesstimated time line? >> you know, we've got a queue now of r.f.q.s, so i would say ideally summer or fall, we're issuing an r.f.q. for this property. >> let's hear about the b.l.a., please. >> good afternoon, chair fewer, members of the committee. the proposed resolution would allow the city to purchase 1939 market street for $12 million, place the property under the jurisdiction of the mayor's office of housing and community development, find that the acquisition is consistent with the city's general plan and priority policies of the planning c

. >> thank you, dan adams, acting director. so as mentioned, we just acquired the site and ensure that we're able to pull it off the open market and then we would start to do programming in more detail. the case for senior development. and so that will be our inclination, but it will come post acquisition and be part of the programming process prior to issuance. when we get on board, they can run economic models. some of the refinement will happen after the procurement process. >> so guesstimated time line? >> you know, we've got a queue now of r.f.q.s, so i would say ideally summer or fall, we're issuing an r.f.q. for this property. >> let's hear about the b.l.a., please. >> good afternoon, chair fewer, members of the committee. the proposed resolution would allow the city to purchase 1939 market street for $12 million, place the property under the jurisdiction of the mayor's office of housing and community development, find that the acquisition is consistent with the city's general plan and priority policies of the planning c

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard. and we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard. and we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard. and we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this

. >> thank you, dan adams, acting director. so as mentioned, we just acquired the site and ensure that we're able to pull it off the open market and then we would start to do programming in more detail. the case for senior development. and so that will be our inclination, but it will come post acquisition and be part of the programming process prior to issuance. when we get on board, they can run economic models. some of the refinement will happen after the procurement process. >> so guesstimated time line? >> you know, we've got a queue now of r.f.q.s, so i would say ideally summer or fall, we're issuing an r.f.q. for this property. >> let's hear about the b.l.a., please. >> good afternoon, chair fewer, members of the committee. the proposed resolution would allow the city to purchase 1939 market street for $12 million, place the property under the jurisdiction of the mayor's office of housing and community development, find that the acquisition is consistent with the city's general plan and priority policies of the planning c

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard.uldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this truly is

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard. and we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this

his book is called "john adams under fire," dan abrams is here.see him live on tour in pennsylvania. then, his album is called, "tullahoma." dustin lynch from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. tomorrow night, bob odenkirk and iliza schlesinger will join us, with music from soccer mommy. and on thursday, mark wahlberg, storm reid, and goody grace featuring blink-182. so please join us for that. >> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy and golden globe winner you know from "mad men" and "the handmaid's tale." next, you can see her opposite no one in the very scary movie "the invisible man," it opens in theaters friday. please say hello to elisabeth moss. [cheers and ♪ >> jimmy: how's it goin'? >> going really well. >> jimmy: good to see you, by the way, i saw you, because i love wes anderson's movie. when the trailer came out, it's a big deal, right? and there you are in it. can you believe it? >> it's a dream come true for me, because i am a huge, huge fan. >> jimmy: how did that work out? >> he mailed me and said do you want to come to france and be in

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard.nd we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this t

dan adams is here as the acting director. so many people worked so hard. we wouldn't be able to do this without the appropriate financing and so thank you so much to bank of america for continuing to work on all of these incredible r.a.d. projects. it's like we're like the dynamic duo when it comes to getting this work done and we appreciate the partnership that comes from bank of america. so here we are on an amazing day, celebrating an amazing milestone for san francisco. and i am reminded of, you know, because ed and i worked together closely and i'm grateful to him for working with me to make public housing a priority. he knew how important it was to me but also truly important to him. and one of the things that he said on a regular basis is that it's not -- it can't just be about making new promises. it has to be about fulfilling old promises. this community has been promised so much over the years and now today is a great example of a promise fulfilled. thank you all so much for being here today. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayor breed. this tru

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two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. how often do you see this? through the legs from danor italy, especially after nick tompkins went charging through for a dazzling debut try. not a bad start for him over wales' new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided the perfect finale. a hat—trick and a huge win for wales, the champions off toa huge win for wales, the champions off to a flying start. andy swiss, bbc news. football now, but if you want to wait for match of the day — which follows the news — then you need to avert your attention because the scores are coming now. liverpool have the biggest lead in the history of english top flight football. they're now 22 points clear after beating southampton 4—0 at anfield. it also stretches their unbeaten run to 42 matches. theo walcott scored in injury time to help everton come from 2—0 down at watford to win 3—2. it moves everton up to ninth, while watford stay in the drop zone. the other results were all draws — apart from bournemouth, who beat aston villa to move out of the bottom three and sheffield united, who are up to fifth

two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. how often do you see this? through the legs from danght by the break. there was no way back for italy, especially after nick tompkins went charging through for a dazzling debut try. not a bad start for him over wales' new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided the perfect finale. a hat—trick and a huge win for wales, the champions off to a flying start. andy swiss, bbc news. play france in paris tomorrow. —— england play france. liverpool have opened up a 22 point lead in the premier league, that's a record for the english top—flight. they beat southampton 4—0 at anfield. all the goals came in the second half, alex 0xlade—chamberlain and captain jordan henderson on target before mo salah struck twice, that takes their unbeaten league run to 42 games across two seasons, arsenal hold the record with 49. in the day's other games, chelsea in fourth drew 2—2 at third placed leicester. bournemouth are out of the relegation zone with a 1—nil win against fellow strugglers aston villa. sheffield united are up to fifth, winning1—0 at palace. watfo

two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. how often do you see this? through the legs from danles were out of sight by the break. there was no way back for italy, especially after nick tompkins went charging through for a dazzling debut try. not a bad start for him or for wales‘ new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided the perfect finale. a hat—trick and a huge win for wales, the champions off to a flying start. andy swiss, bbc news. england and france meet later today in paris, in what will be england's first game since losing the world cup final three months ago. 23—year—old george furbank will make his england debut at fullback and eddie jones believes the northampton player is made for international rugby. he's one of the first players i noticed when i came back from the world cup, very composed, good core skills, got good positional sense. and when we got him into camp he showed all those sort of things under pressure. and he thoroughly deserves the opportunity. liverpool lead the premier league by 22 points. they won their 24th out of 25 games against southampton four ni

two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. how often do you see this? through the legs from danight by the break. there was no way back for italy, especially after nick tompkins went charging through for a dazzling debut try. not a bad start for him or for wales' new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided the perfect finale. a hat—trick and a huge win for wales, the champions off to a flying start. andy swiss, bbc news. england and france meet later today in paris in what will be england's first game since losing the world cup final three months ago. george furbank will make his england debut at full—back. and eddie jones believe the northampton player is made for international rugby. he is one of the first players i noticed when i came back from the world cup. very composed. good core skills, got a good positional sense. when we got him in the camp he showed all those sorts of things under pressure. he thoroughly deserves the opportunity. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says his team are not even close to being perfect. that is despite their 22 point lead at the top of the table.

the qualifications, not different from dan coats in terms of what she is background is. you are in that room. here's chairman adamf's at this, the president and vice president do not inspire confidence and because the president has made so many false statements about so many things, you really cannot rely on the white house says chairman adam schiff. what do you make of that statement? >> probably the most important thing we can do is we can stop anyone meeting, is for congress to stop meeting. there's a a lot of yelling, name-calling. this is a serious issue. people are worried, we don't know a lot about this because the chinese have been so secretive about it, and so folks that were claiming the president just weeks ago were trying to be racist -- that ends up being the right thing to do. >> martha: i think the american people would be so happy if both people said let's put it all aside facing the united states, everybody can't help themselves using the situation, any situation. >> the american people might be happy if congress just shut down for three months. >> martha: everybody go into quarantine. quick ques

representative adam schiff is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, elisabeth moss and danh music from dustin lynch. and later this week bob odenkirk, mark wahlberg, iliza schlesinger, storm reid and music from soccer mommy and goody grace with blink 182. so please join us for that. our first guest is an oscar-winning actor and entrepreneur, an "actorpreneur" if you will who has opened the doors to all to see how she does business. "the goop lab" is on netflix now. please welcome gwyneth paltrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's great to see you. thanks for coming. gwyneth, you know i'm very interested in your life, right? i want to know. like when goop came out, that minute i was ordering stuff off of it. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: do you ever look up my account to see what i've ordered? >> i believe in data privacy. so no. >> jimmy: okay. thank you. i appreciate it. because every once in a while i think hmm, i wonder if they're looking at this. >> i will now. >> jimmy: you will now, yes. so today, for instance, did you do anything weird or did you put your head in a

two early tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of some outrageous skill. how often do you see this? through the legs from dannt charging through for a dazzling debut try. not a bad start for him or for wales' new coach wayne pivac, and adams provided the perfect finale. a hat—trick and a huge win for wales, the champions off to a flying start. andy swiss, bbc news. well, as we've seen there in andy's report, not a great day for new scotland captain stuart hogg. so let's have a look at it again! it's easier for him to score that if we're all honest here. and at this point scotland are a converted try away from leveling the game. his coach knew it was a missed opportunity too. here's what gregor townsend and hogg himself had to say afterwards. look i'm disappointed with what happened. a clear try. an open goal. it will eat away at me for a long time. but i will make up for it. you flush it and move on. there are mistakes all the time in a game and you can't suddenly say this mistake is worse than another mistake. he has led the team very well over the la st two has led the team very well over the last two week

dan, you and i were talking, as that clip a video was playing. one vote won't change tomorrow's vote, if you get one republican to come to the democrats. what was adam? >> i think adam schiff is grasping at straws. and it's understandable, given that he has come to the end of the line on impeachment that he has been working on for the better part of the last year. at least the impeachment, and before that the russian collusion narrative, which he also drove. finally, with impeachment, they dropped a nuclear device on donald trump and it's going to fail tomorrow when they have the vote to acquit in the senate at 4:00. >> harris: judy? >> i think adam schiff is desperately trying to find a way to make this, if not a nonpartisan, at least not a totally partisan -- >> harris: it has to be nonpartisan. democrats crossed the vote and vote with republicans in the house. >> that's why schiff would like a censure motion, to give people like manchin, who are vulnerable, democrats who are vulnerable, democrats were vulnerable, something that they can support. and also, republicans. if they can get one republican to separate from the flock -- >> harris: that pe

dan evans was beaten in the dubai world championships in straight sets. china's sun yang will appeal his ban. last summer britain's duncan scot refused to share the podium with him. this is his second offence. adamour travel plans? we have a special edition of your questions answered. here to answer them is travel expert, simon calder. i know it hasn't put you off travelling. it would take more than this to do so. a lot of questions from people who have concerned. josephine gray — we have my long—planned birthday weekend trip to turin coming up next weekend. we have until today to cancel our accomodation booking before we lose our money for that. do we keep our fingers crossed, keep the booking with the hope we can still go/fly 0r do we cancel our accomodation so that at least we get something back? i think it is extremely unlikely that the trip would be jeopardised by for example a government warning, which says do not go to the great city of us turin and every where else. that would be surprising. the government said there are ten towns and do not go to those places. every where else there is a warning, which says if you come back from northern italy and you have symptoms of the coronavirus, t

dan. >> this is hilarious with adam schiff. first he wouldn't do anything different.ld have done differently i would have produced a an actual high crime or misdemeanor which is a prerec out to impeach a president. he produced nothing. nothing adam schiff produced changed the hard facts of the cases. the hard facts of the case indisputable. immovable facts. the aid promised was delivered on time. that's number one. number two, there is no victim. you can't have a high crime or misdemeanor with literally no victim. they cannot find a single ukrainian of significance to come out and say they felt pressured by president trump. and number three, the democrat corruption in ukraine, which the democrats want you to believe is a conspiracy theory, is real and has been reported on by left wing media outlet. and one other point on this. he says, listen, we proved our case yard. well, that's not what you are saying to the american people. he keeps telling people he needs more witnesses to prove his case. i mean, seriously. what is it? adam. we don't like each other me and adam s