to paula from bar who will talk to you about the 1 henry adams project and then hand it over to david baker who will talk about 801 brannan, thank you. >> president fong, commissioners, members of the public, thank you very much for having us here today. can we move to the screen, please. >> and could you also state your name? >> my name is paula krugmyer. we have a collaboration on this project with john warden, our associates and also miller company landscape architects. with regard to the project data, i think you've all seen this, i think the point here on this slide is that the open space that we're providing is nearly double that of -- of what is required in the eastern neighborhoods plan. with regard to the location, the context is largely very large buildings and i think the main point here in the interest of time is that we are providing housing in -- that is in very close proximity now to jobs and this is something that we couldn't necessarily have said 10 years ago but it's an important aspect of the development as a residential and mixed use development today. in addition, there

. >> i'm david baker. acting president of the northa market planning coalition and as old and sick as i am, i am here today to see what mr. rehman looks like. i have never heard such hypocracy in all of my life. he has a slum property at 308 turk. it is deplorable. i would say that it is the worst apartment building in the tender loin, it has had absolutely no maintenance and i would invite all of you to take a look at it. and i'm afraid that mr. rehman whether it is naan-n-curry or 308 turk, is part of the problem. so, hope that you will take the over all view into consideration and extending mr. rehman any favors. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> seeing, none, public comment is closed. >> so, commissioner, for the discussion, we don't have further discussion, i would entertain a motion. >> i mean, i definitely... >> i don't want to make a motion. i just wanted to just tell you what i would like the motion to contain and then we can talk about it. i would like to ente

so the important parcels were surrounded by the building by david baker and so we are trying hard to keep up with him. this is parcel h, it is a very funny, kind of site in the sense that it has a dog like here and i am not going a very good job, this 25 foot by 25 foot dog leg that used to be the rear yard and so we wind up with the funny conditions and because it is the last sight to be put on to this dense block we actually had to work pretty hard to figure out a way to site this building so it mid gated the site and try to safety as many of the problems created by a new infield project. there are as you can tell from this, just the different sort of heights, the limits are happening in the site. our site is bisected in two, facing goff and 60 feet in. and we have a 50 feet height limit and going down grove street by 100 feet we have the 40-foot height limit and so the building will step down as it goes towards grove street and we will use that as a way to sort of engage the buildings on grove which are smaller buildings and one and two stories and the taller buildings on goff str

celebrity baker david who says glitter will be all over the place.clude a replica of the white house, the presidential seal will weigh 50 pounds, covered in star, stripedz, glitter, and lots of butter cream frosting. you can tweet me at david muir on twitter. a note about tomorrow night's "world news," we headed ought all over washington to where they're selling souvenir. we wanted to check for the three words, since it's the presidential inauguration. did we find, made in america? that's tomorrow right here on "world news." when we come back tonight, we head back to the inaugural balls of the past. who was it that wanted more than one inaugural ball? and who did frank sinatra perform for? we're back in a moment. [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. align naturally helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ ooh, baby, can i do for you today? ♪ try align today. and coffee is coffee, a quick bite is a quick bite, and play time is play time, because for 24 hours my heartburn

it was really bakers and not david sokol.either way, he was cleared and there you are the one so you see this and respected newspapers. the leading broadcast with good folks, following what liz claman is doing in the media. will lead tomorrow? i will give you an early hint. >> look at page 26. if you're lucky. anyway, liz, thank you so much. meanwhile, back your money. did you take a peek at your paycheck this week? it's a little smaller, is not? the payroll tax credit is gone. the new tax rate is on. more than 80% of working americans waking up to the sober reality this week and john sununu says there is no relief for this hangar where anytime soon. governor, several people said what is going on. i'm not a fat cat, i'm seeing higher taxes. you know, it's happening in a lot of places across the country, isn't it? >> yes, my comments to you on david sokol. it is true. this evil visibility to after the fact. when you crucified him in public, would it kill you at the bottom of page 261 he is exonerated. >> that's right, he's a b

baker dizzle. >> steve: you and david will take turns cracking one egg at a time. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.es are raw or which ones are hard boiled. [ laughter ] once you choose an egg -- >> steve: --you must mash it on your head. no, put backs! the first one to mash two raw eggs loses. >> jimmy: thank you. there you go. thank you. >> steve: david is guest of the show -- >> jimmy: aw. >> steve: you pick first. >> you're going to hold it? >> steve: yes. >> you know, the amazing thing about your show, jimmy, is you're always surprising people so i -- i had no idea that this was going to happen so -- >> jimmy: oh! [ laughter ] that's a good one. >> here i'll take the good one. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. wait, what, i did it. that was -- i don't know -- >> jimmy: you're weird -- dave, you did one. >> that's two, good. already weird -- shaped head. >> jimmy: no! i'm getting angry. [ laughter ] pick one. >> steve: that one. >> what's up, dude? let's be a man. >> jimmy: yeah! ♪ [ applause ] >> that's you. >> jimmy: what's up, man? one of them's got to be raw. you know. >> which one? >> steve

david culver, news4. >>> spring georges county is also making a play for the fbi. today we asked county executive baker for his take on northern virginia holding the meetings. >> a number of federal employees live in prince george's county. we know they made a point of how many folks live in virginia, but the number of people that live in prince george's county, the fact that we have metro sites here that you can do transit-oriented department, which is what gsa has said it's looking for, we'll have a very competitive package. >> baker also said there are several options for a location. d.c. also would like to see the fbi remain in the district. >>> pleasant temps out there today. doug, as we understand, it's only going to get better? >> i think we'll go down a bit through the day tomorrow, but you say better? we're really going to get warm. coming up this weekend. temperatures 60s. some areas near 70. 59 in fredericksburg, 55 in manassas, 52 in gaithersburg. we came in at 56, now 57 out at the airport, so well above average by nearly 15 degrees. one thing moving our way -- moisture and a lot of it. we

baker helped shape that policy himself. and that, i think, is the key. will the state department again be relevant to actually implementing the strategy of our foreign policy? >> aaron davidmiller good of you. thank you. >> pleasure, shep. >> well, great britain today urged all of its citizens to get out of ben georgia circumstance libarch citing an imminent threat to all westerners. brian's foreign office did not give details but at least one airline, air malta, reported it cancelled flights to ben georgia si after british officials issued the warning there have been many attacks including the attack that killed our ambassador. least week italy withdrew staff after a gun attack on its post-there. >> the smog in salt lake city utah is so bad that some parents are saying they're keeping their kids inside. the environmental protection agency reports the greater salt lake region has the nation's worst air and has for months, because an icy fog is smoking the mountain valleys and trapping lung-damaging soot. local officials are banning wood-burning and calling on people to limit driving. trace, give us an example of what is going on here? >> well, los angeles is often conside

baker. i went to show just a little piece of video. >> where is he now? [inaudible] the interview is a little later. >> david, who was not? >> alice alisa alli nesbitt, an american who lives in the bus, who is also a writer. lisa has been instrumental in helping me connect the root tunis on joe, was barack obama senior's third wife, second american way. >> has she tacked to the media quiet >> she has never talked to anyone. this is one of the key interviews. >> is the only interview that over here. was it worth coming over for? >> that is a tough question. yeah. it's too hypothetical. >> host: thank you for giving me socratic. she helped pythagoras baker and that was very important. in that interview, i'll never forget sitting in the back of the kenner carts on the lawn for several hours and was pouring our hearts out. >> host: after she married barack obama she divorced him in state in kenya. just as she did. she married an african and took that name and had two children by barack senior and i matter they her second husband. she stayed the whole time. she's still very much part of the nairobi community and as renÉe kenne

david gregory here and pete williams joining us as well. autowe've seen good chiefs of staff and bad. some of the best. jim bakker, ken duberstein, leon panetta in times of trouble. >> howard bakerertainly rescuing the ronald reagan second term from don regan, a bad chief of staff by all accounts. what is the pluses and minuses of denis mcdonough. he knows the president so well, and at the same time. >> i think it's indicated in his second term he wants the people who he is closest to to run things. i think that trust and loyalty are two of the big factors here. >> i want to talk to you about your big interview and the republican party coming up with paul ryan on "meet the press." there is breaking news also today. pete williams, the appeals court in d.c., the court right below the supreme court has delivered a big setback to the president on recessed appointments, and these are big recess appointments. sdhoo these are the controversial ones the president made a year ago to richard coregray to run the new consumer protection board and for three people to be on the national labor relations board. all were recess appointments. you may remember this big fight between the president

baker and want to show just a little piece of it. >> where is she now? [inaudible] >> the interview is a little later. spink david, who is that? >> this is the fifth number of our team. lisa, an american who was in mumbai, who is also a writer. lisa has been instrumental in helping me connect the roots to barack obama seniors third wife who is such an americanized. spent how she talked to the media? >> has never talked to anyone. she will talk to me on tuesday. at her school alone for several hours. this is one of the key interviews of the whole trip. spent if that were the only interview that you got over there, would that be worth coming over for? >> that is a tough question. very interesting. yes. >> guest: thank you for giving lisa credit. she helped me find ruth baker. that was very important. in that interview, i'll never forget, the back of the kindergarten on the lawn for several hours and only supporting her heart out time after she married barack about and divorced him, she stayed in kenya. >> guest: she did. she married another african and took that name. and had two children by barack sr., and another by her second