so we are very thankful for darius and his group, as well as t.z.k. to introduce us and be part of this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> and realistically this wouldn't have been possible, if we were just developers we wouldn't be here. you had to have a hook or something that had the panache and i want to bring up norm, the founder of t.d.k. i want to tell you what's exciting where norm is in his career right now, originally when they came to san francisco, they were operating in seattle. but today i'm proud to say they now have a new development going on in chicago so they are expanding their footprint. and they have a new project that's being developed outside of the seattle area and norm will update you on that. from our standpoint he has been a great partner. unbelievably patient. every single project they have has beat our time frames. so we hope at this point we will finally get approved, start construction so we can open up the theater sometime soon. so with that i will go ahead and bring up norm. >> good afternoon, everybody. it's been a

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have a seat, darius. >> glad to be here. >> well, it's been very exciting to have you.e've been huge champions of the stock. i want people to understand over the next two quarters, we're going get a brand-new so to speak honeywell. why did you need to do it we've always been enamored of the company and why is this going to make it better. >> one of the things any ceo should do is portfolio i did once as coo and i did it again when i became ceo. although we did have some activist interest, it wasn't really the stimulus, because that's some of that -- in my analysis i was going to do regardless what defines the honeywell business and then there are a couple of businesses that frankly were terrific businesses, garrett and residio, but frankly that. >> didn't fit the honeywell profile. the end all litmus test for me am i as a honeywell ceo put capital money in these two businesses and frankly, there are some other businesses that would be ahead of it that would raise them to the top of maybe they don't belong in the portfolio. but they're terrific franchises that have perfo

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political research as darius apart alric told us she thinks trump will take a confrontational stance towards iran and wednesday's security council meeting. well i'm sure this you if you will talk about one thing and one thing only iran has them up session with iran but just because he is. pushing we have power in iraq to him with iran and regrettably this year the. council members are not strong states with the exception of one or two that we can states that. deal at the united states that noble and so i don't expect it to be a very look certainly won't be productive but i don't believe it will be a meeting for iran or. the iranian president meanwhile has hit out at america's ambassador to the u.n. over her reaction to a terror attack in a southwestern and rainy and city of afghans over the weekend it claimed the lives of twenty nine people and injured dozens of others nikki haley has suggested that contrary to to wrong claims that one of washington's allies in the region was involved iran itself was to play. and he needs to look at his own base to figure out where that's coming from

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of branding that thomas mission makes talk at the way they did a century ago to produce high end darius he's. the c.e.o. and all our friends this is a fantastic moment when you smell the aroma unfolding and you know you'll be making it into translate it's a real high point and they've just. chocolate sold in europe comes mainly from west africa but the profits are made in europe. and like us wants to change that and revolutionize the market by producing chocolate in africa. i think just as critter will for the moment when i started talking about my dear people said i was crazy hendrik don't even try you'll be ruined if it had potential the big players would already be doing it. but the big players weren't doing it refused to give up and has made pioneering strides to produce truly fair chocolates in africa. and like. on business. he set up a pioneering operation here that's brought top. it's made in africa onto the european markets. sixty to seventy percent of the sales price goes to chocolate producers in europe consuming countries get the biggest share that's a gross injustice. to eff

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the executive director darius and director procevost for the san francisco housing authority, joaquin -- no, he moved. let's give it up for the deputy executive director, and what did you have to do and how was our experience with you? here we go. >> thank you, reverend fong. good morning, everybody. i'm the deputy director of the housing authority, and i just wanted to just pause for a moment. i believe an opportunity like this is a moment just to pause and to reflect on our work, and just to slow down for a moment. we're all so busy, but we're often charging forward to the next project, but just to pause a moment for this work. i was watching that video. such an excellent video, and just getting emotional and watching that, and seeing people come into their homes and just remembering this was about people's homes. at the end of the day, that's what this is about. you've heard about the rental demonstration assistance program. it's repositioning our efforts on behalf of the city. it's not each department looking out for themselves, it's not one organization or another, it's everyone

edade wrote, m to general darius couch and here .s what meade says my army isn't positioned between emmitsburg and westminster advancing upon the enemy. hill's corps holds cash town pass. this, i am says unsure the will o -- the whereabouts of the rest of them. various pieces of intelligence on the morning of july 1, the wee hours, illustrating that may be some of .- now near hide was berg but that james long street is accounted for and ap hill appears to be in the cash town pass and there appears to be, according to george meade, a disposition to advance toward gettysburg. but he's unsure. whatn the 19th century, does the commander of an army do about that? here's the enemy scattered around. you send a unit, could possibly get it knocked out by enemies you don't even know exist. so what do you do? circularked about order where he tells reynolds to advance on gettysburg. is that all she said? deskems likes deese sears steve sears gave him no further structures. he did. while i was working on this i was in the national archives. i was working in the 11th court papers. in the 11th court papers i

so i did go over, and captain darius latrop, who works for chief soto in training, was sort of the spear head of the whole thing. it was quite a good time. i really enjoyed seeing the camaraderie of batallion chief to firefighter, and you never knew anybody's rank unless you asked them, but it was very cool. and it was a 29-year-old baby. one of the firefighters had a child, and that was one. but it was great. i really enjoyed it. i was happy to see a group of people that live in the sacramento area that are involved in this. it was terrific, and i was just happy to see firefighters getting together on their own time, having a good time, and seeing how much they like each other, and that was really fun. i just wanted to thank captain latrop for a beautiful facility, bacci ball facility, brand-new facility, that they've built in that park. so portal park. it was in east portal park. i live in west portal in san francisco, so any way. thank you. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, commissioner hardeman. vice president nakajo. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you, mr. president. just as a po

auburn goes up 21-10 in the third when jared stidham will find darius for the quick four-yard score.thread this one. derek dillen is going to get loose 71 yards. that is going to make it, 21-19. lsu went for two and missed. so with two seconds remaining in the game, lsu kicker cole tracy, 42 yards for the win. he nailed it. lsu wins this tigers' matchup, 22-21, the final. in two weeks, stanford will be at notre dame, eighth ranked team in the country hosting vanderbilt. brandon winbush ran for 84 yards. that included this little 12-yard scamper for six to make it 10-0, notre dame. second quarter, vandy quarterback, kyle shermer will find donovan tenson. stopped at the one yard line and then look at this julian love is going to recover the bouncing ball in the end zone. that is a touch back. notre dame wins, 22-17. >>> number 17 boise state and number 24 oklahoma state, broncos quarterback brett ribbon threw for 380 yards, 31 of them here to john hightower. look how he laid out for this one. that is perfect. that was really good. this one might be better. ribbon, to a.j. richardson. w

i would like to thank darius, and ricky too, for going through this process. >> when you went to the board of supervisors, would you share what the vote was with the board of supervisors? >> yeah. >> we have been to the board of supervisors twice on this project, both times it was 11-0. once we went on the exclusive right to negotiate. and once we went on the term sheet. they said both times it was 11-0. >> okay, great. in your diagram you show three pieces of art. is that a design or something that's gone through the arts commission something we will see? >> that was a depiction only. a request from john ram that we dress up that corner, because we are putting the tent there. and he wanted people to see this was an important aspect from, i guess that would be the westerly side of vallejo because people will see things on the easterly side of the embark kir -- embarcadero. >> i'm winding down. and then on one of your diagrams you showed what the rent schedule is going to be. if i recall, diagram for the first year at $960,000. could we see that for a minute, please? there it is. okay

darius employees, let's make it up. is there a cold roll issue -- cultural issue?x: it has to be a systemic vibe. they cannot be one tiny portion needs to get the numbers up. this will go from bad to worse. david: the department of justice now is going after you. alix: this is a real deal. -- cbs, and viacombs, and viacom, les moonves may be leaving cbs. he had a conflict with sherri redstone. it looks like she has won. is lessplain it, members being out that's less moonvesbeing -- les being out, are they different things? david: i suspect there are connected. he said he did not want sure redstone to be putting people on my board. she is under investigation for allegations of improper conduct. if he is out of the picture, he is not the force you once was. -- he once was. the deal will be, sherri redstone money.: cbs saving face package was in stock. musk smoking weed and working whiskey. -- drinking whiskey. a podcast of him doing that. he says he is not a regular smoker of weed. what are you doing? --id: form must -- foremost for most, telling the board to fire hi

obviously the iranians, it goes back to the time of darius and xerxes, see themselves as the preeminentpower. they want to be the hegemon in the region. the challenge they have is being in the minority, and the relationships they have do not set them up to do that, so you see this nefarious activity that takes place by way of the quds force, which has been ongoing, or other proxies like l.h. we have seen them still be very active in terms of what the quds force does, what they have done in syria, what they do to men,litate the houthis in ye what they do to facilitate lebanese hezbollah in the region. i would not want to get into any specifics outside that area. one thing i would say about the houthis in particular, i would not necessarily consider them an iranian proxy. they sort of make decisions where they want to go, but they happen to be aligned with where the iranians are happy for them to be, against saudi arabia. you see that level of investment and support. the nefarious activity from iran is a great, concern in the destabilizing factor especially in regard to what they do with

obviously the iranians, and it goes back to the time of darius and xerxes, see themselves as the preeminent power, they want to be the hegemon in the region. the challenge they have is being the minority. and the nature of allies and relationships that they have do not set them up to be able to do that. you see them setting up this nefarious activity that takes place by way of the quds force, which has been ongoing by other proxies such as the lh. we've seem what the quds force does, what they've done in syria, what they do to facilitate the houthis in yemen, what they do to facilitate lebanese hezbollah in the region. i wouldn't want to get into specifics outside of that particular area. one thing i would say about the houthis specifically, wouldn't necessarily consider them an iranian proxy. the houthis make decisions and drive where the houthis want to go. they just happen to be aligned with where the iranians want to be, which is against the king of saudi arabia. the nefarious activity that you see from iran is of great concern in the region, as a destabilizing factor, especially what t

i talked to darius earlier no wheelbarrow or cooler. how will you get the ice home?much ice will you get? >> depending how much it costs. >> how important is it to you? >> essential. >> good luck to you, man. >> thank you. >> they're $4 for 20 pounds and bring the receipt to the door and get handed the ice and they're helping them with carts and shopping cards and dollies. that building next door, i have to look inside. the coolest place in town. they have pallets full of ice in there and keep selling it until they run out. these folks are grateful this is here but they're also looking to get power back on. we don't know when it will happen. >> eric: astounding. you don't have power, you need ice. it's 86 degrees. clearly our hearts go out. you see the difficult situation there. >> sandra: our best to all of them. thank you, rick. >> we can't use dirty words in the united states senate. >> i can't? >> we just starve little children, we go bomb houses and buses of children and we give tax breaks to billionaires but we don't use dirty words. >> sandra: after hillary cl

darius rutgers is on his own doing country music. brian: never had closure hootie & the blowfish.this way they can get back together for reunion tour. ainsley: this bothers him. brian wants to know. it keeps him up at night. steve: very busy monday. we start with a fox news alert. a kansas deputy ♪ steve: shot and killed in the line of duty. his name robert kuntzy gunned down while checking on a suspicious character driving around in a truck near wichita kansas. brian: the word is fight starting when kuntzy took the suspect's gun. shots rang out. the struggle happens killing both the deputy and the suspect. coonsy a 12 year veteran of the force leaves behind wife and daughter. ainsley: only 41 years old. get, this one of 36 officers killed in the line of duty so far this year. that number already surpassing last year's total of 35 officers killed. steve: and apparently there is dash cam video from his cruiser in sedgwick county wichita, kansas. according to a news report i have read this morning they have been unable to download it so far. at the time of the shooting he was wearin

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