david baker has done these successfully and he is the architect of this building. we started batting it around and he brought successful projects to us and we think at treasure island, the retail plan, having phase 0, who will be there right when those residents are in, having an option for some retail there at the street front age could really help in that initial phase. we're thinking in the early stages of this entire development, having those live/work spaces could be beneficial to the over all development. >> ms. shiffrin. >> what stage of development are these in? are you in dds or cds? >> we're actually just through sds, we're working with the planning department to refine our designs so we thought it was a good point to bring it to the board now that we've gotten initial buy in from the planning department. >> we're at 100% sds. >> great. do you know roughly how many square feet of retail is in this space. >> we're going to do an entire retail plan. there was about 1500 in each building. and then, there will be other com poem antcomponents. >> we will do it

here the garage entry is off of the mid block easement between their building and david baker's and the main building entry off of kervas. and the view from city side park looking back towards the building. this is 114 for sale units. they have the step in height as well so we have 60 feet on this side along city sides parks and with flats in between and it reads like a 2003-storey building as you come across the water. here is a view at the intersection of david baker building looking at the garage entry for 2.3 and here is a view of the main entry. to the left would be the resident lobby and to the right is the mail room. and a view of the shared public way. the units they have there are 4. this is what they've done with the stoops. they've done a nice job with landscaping and steps. again privacy for the residents and a way to engage with the public. finally we have c2.4. we are proposing to seek a change in our horizontal approval to extend avenue of the promise so it goes all the way to brew ten. right now it stops ated mid block easement but we're proposing to extend that street s

david baker is on the line from san francisco. what is the latest?ave fires throughout the state, mostly northern california. in the midst of a very powerful windstorm. these things if you have not lived through them, there is not a cloud in the sky now. to wind gusts have been up 145 kilometers per hour in the upper elevations. they are causing all of these fires that were either already burning to get larger or sparking new ones. we have seen a number of pop up threats throughout the day today and firefighters raising to get to new ones. ,> we have seen these shutoffs largest deliver it power shutdown. power shutdown. what do we know if they are working? ofwe have had a number deadly wildfires caused by power lines getting thrown around, blown into trees were backed to the ground. those wildfires we have had the last couple of years drove pg&e, the largest electric utility, into bankruptcy. pg&e and the state's other utilities are trying to get ahead of this by shutting off the power to large swaths of the state when they see the winds approaching.

and brookfield properties and project team, including but not limited to site lab, urban studios, david baker architects, architectural resource's group. it was designed in the planning and history, as well as renowned architecture critics selected to look at various submissions to make their selection and i want to read to you from what they said about our design for development agreement. the report tackles a lot of issues. it's ambitious, ground-breaking. this work at addressing the issues what to do with places that have historic structures and need infill. it's less about the preservation of the history resources and more about the infill and creating vibrant public spaces. it's a very ambitious tool to try to encourage the right type of compatible infill, and it will be fascinating to see the next ten years as the project emerge. we're so excited to see the project emerge. this award will be presented to the project team friday, octobes ceremony at the 36 proceeding annual gala at the mac hopkin's hotel in san francisco. i would like to congratulate the pier 70 team. this saturday, sept

ginger baker was known for his groundbreaking drumming technique, his showmanship, and his flaming red hair which sparked the nickname "ginger". davided in 1966, ginger baker decided he wanted his own band. cream was described as a supergroup. and his freewheeling jazz inspired improvisation is marked him out as one of the great rock drummers. improvisation is marked him out as one of the great rock drummerslj play one of the great rock drummers.” play to what i hear. and it is all thatis play to what i hear. and it is all that is happening all the time. this is why it is never the same. born in south london, he started out playing jazz. and there were many bands of the years, because... he was not a lwa ys the years, because... he was not always easy company. the director who made a documentary about his life ended up with a broken nose. nevertheless, his work with african artists at his studio in lagos, his melding of jazz and artists at his studio in lagos, his melding ofjazz and rock, he was a pioneer. it was a turbulent life, but behind the drums, he was one of the greats. ginger baker, who has died at the age of 80. tributes h

ginger baker was known for his groundbreaking drumming technique, his showmanship and his flaming red hair which sparked the nickname ginger. davidown band. cream with eric clapton and jack bruce was described as a supergroup. and his freewheeling jazz inspired improvisations marked him out as one of the great rock drummers. i play to what i hear and it's all that's happening all the time, which is why it's never the same. born in lewisham in south london, he'd started out playing jazz. and there were many bands over the years because he was not always easy company. the director who made a documentary about his life ended up with a broken nose. nevertheless, his work with african artists at his lagos studio, his melding ofjazz and rock, he was a pioneer. it was a turbulent life of drugs, feuds and a love of polo. but behind the drums he was one of the greats. ginger baker who has died at the age of 80. tributes have been pouring in for ginger baker from the great and the good of the rock world. heavy rain has hit the east of england, leading to flooding across norfolk. this was the scene on the a117 near honingham, west of norwic

in the british army we talk just information with one of david cameron's ministers in the conservative liberal democrats coalition norman baker and can boris johnson to forge a trade deal with india destroyed by british colonialism indian m.p. and former u.n. secretary general shushu through iran johnson's hero winston churchill one thing mahatma gandhi dead as the world's largest democracy today celebrates the 150th anniversary of the book of the civil rights icon well there's more coming up in part 2 of going underground. why. paradise with some ground turned into a round the experimentation field but angry cultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that often in day you have many of these people one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask

the british army we talked this information with one of david cameron's ministers in the conservative liberal democrats go allision norman baker and can boris johnson for just. trade deal with india destroyed by british colonialism indian m.p. and former u.n. secretary general shushu through iran johnson's hero winston churchill one thing mahatma gandhi dead is the world's largest democracy today celebrates the 150th anniversary of the book of the civil rights icon. coming up but to a going underground. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back join me now to go through some the week's top stories former liberal democrat m.p. and former minister of state for crime prevention norman bank of nova welcome back to the show thank you new book out again i can differ among themselves of the 15th of october it's cold and what do you do it's about the royal family will have you on about that thank you serialized in a national newspaper we can talk about it here anyway let's talk about the tory party conference whi

the british army we talked this information with one of david cameron's ministers in the conservative liberal democrats go allision norman baker and can boris johnson for just. trade deal with india destroyed by british colonialism indian m.p. and former u.n. secretary general shushu through iran johnson's hero winston churchill one thing mahatma gandhi dead as the world's largest democracy today celebrates the 150th anniversary of the book of the civil rights icon. coming up but to a going underground. gandhian by north it so many people because they copied him is so good that even such a bad copy is sending. i'm not here to plug anybody into god on the field to find the next guy. who looked up live on the indian improving done deal in philosophy and red blood she went on the attempt. to deflect some moves for the c.e.o. thing is a deflection what is comfortable saying. that is going to be that when i got out for many observers. that he and others are going to going to hear a lot about. that that you can bank on you've. got a. long long while and then you also on the bottom line can choke a lot older. than do a new person and

the british army we talked this information with one of david cameron's ministers in the conservative liberal democrats go allision norman baker and can boris johnson for just. trade deal with india destroyed by british colonialism indian m.p. and former un un secretary general shushu through iran johnson's hero winston churchill one thing mahatma gandhi dead as the world's largest democracy today celebrates the 150th anniversary of the book of the civil rights icon coming up about 2 of going underground. and i think that the impedes the elections will be most door to be something american history because the stakes are incredibly popular for both sides for donald trump and this stake in small just implementation of his domestic politics but actually avoiding prison for the democrats of the stake is that if we bring even deeper a crisis of the party and basically the survival of the traditional at least if it's the problem itself from both sides. but. in this connection the moment the last campaign asked for the last company and seeing and on the rest of the batch pro who should have been the commission. branches just shoot on

david sillito looks back on his life. drum solo. it was in 1966 that ginger baker decided he wanted his own band.pired improvisations marked him out as one of the great rock drummers. i play to what i hear and it's all that's happening all the time, which is why it's never the same. born in lewisham in south london, he'd started out playing jazz. and there were many bands over the years because he was not always easy company. the director who made a documentary about his life ended up with a broken nose. nevertheless, his work with african artists at his lagos studio, his melding of jazz and rock, he was a pioneer. it was a turbulent life of drugs, feuds and a love of polo. but behind the drums, he was one of the greats. now, working on the basis that no bulletin is complete without a panda story — three young pandas are being trained for life in the wild. lets have a look. china's conservation and research centre for pandas is letting the cubs live with their mother in semi—wild environments before being fully released. nine out of 11 panada cubs released last december have survived. the reserch

david sillito looks back on his life. drum solo it was in 1966 that ginger baker decided he wanted his own band.ergroup. and his freewheeling jazz—inspired improvisations marked him out as one of the great rock drummers. i play to what i hear and it's all that's happening all the time, which is why it's never the same. born in lewisham in south london, he'd started out playing jazz. and there were many bands over the years because he was not always easy company. the director who made a documentary about his life ended up with a broken nose. nevertheless, his work with african artists at his lagos studio, his melding ofjazz and rock, he was a pioneer. it was a turbulent life of drugs, feuds and a love of polo. but behind the drums, he was one of the greats. ginger baker, who's died at the age of 80. that's all from us. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. tens of thousands of demonstrators have been on the streets of hong kong in a day of violent clashes that's led to scores of arrests. protestors defied a new law banning them from wearing face m

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david daniel, kpix5. >> investigators say that they believe that there could now be two suspects. >>> the legendary drummer ginger bakeried. ♪ the british musician, best known with his time with eric clapton's trio. he ranked up with keith moon of the who, as the embodiment of musical fury. he once attacked an interview off-camera. his family confirmed that he died peacefully in the hospital this morning. they did not give a cause. ginger baker was 80 years old. >>> still to come, we expose major concerns over the company that is about to run several bay area navigation centers. the disturbing revelations about another kind of facility that the company operates. >> what are you going to run? >>> and be sure to check out our special series on the bay area housing crisis, "project home". you can watch reports on kpix.com, you can send your own story tips to projecthome@cbs.com. ♪ the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> ♪ ♪ kpix5 has uncover

david jolly, former republican congressman from florida who has left the g.o.p. and back with us peter bakerc political analyst. joyce, you've got seven to pick from here. who are you watching for, if you will, the often said treasure-trove that might come out of the testimony that we won't necessarily be able to hear ourselves personally. >> you know, we won't hear it personally. that's i think in some ways a little bit tough for us, but it's really a positive. and it's also my answer to the question which is that i'm not looking to any one of these people in particular to be some sort of smoking gun or cap stone witness. i think it's the notion that there is now a process that's moving forward. it's important to remember that in past situations like this in prior impeachments, congress hasn't had to act as its own investigative agency. it's had either d.o.j. or special council doing the fact finding. that's the part that usually occurs in secret so that congress can hold hearings. this week we're seeing congress digging in, congress being the fact finder, congress in essence running a proc

david was known as the underdog, as he triumphed despite not having been named star baker during thet what you are reading and watching on the bbc news app. number one, the trial we told you about at gatwick airport to try and change peoples boarding habits, the way people board planes to cut boarding times. number two is the election, the looming christmas election. number four, incidentally, that story we told you about, how asthma sufferers can reduce their carbon footprint by changing inhalers to ones that don't contain greenhouse gases. there is an important health warning with that story because anyone who suffers from asthma shouldn't be doing that without checking with their doctor first. at number one on the most watched, michelle obama, she has been speaking at the annual obama foundation summit and she says that race and lack of understanding of migrants is still dividing the united states and indeed the world, in her opinion. she spoke of how when she was living in chicago growing up there, how white neighbours began to move out of her neighbourhood as more black families

david marcus, joins us for an exclusive interview. continues to, -- continues to captivate investors. easing weoptions for work's cash crunch. continuedon the turmoil at we work is bloomberg 's leon a bakerho has been covering all the facets of the story. talk to me about the softbank side of this. they are hiring some bankers with the restructuring. what are they hoping to get? >> it doesn't seem like there is an investment banker right now who is not on the we work situation. they are working with houlihan loki, soft --, restructuring specialists. they want to make sure that the assets are ok, that they understand where the leases are, what is the value. they are brought on to help softbank figure out if it wants to plow more money into we work. the we work board has hired another boutique investment bank, advising board members on wework should take. should they take a risky high-yield bond package that j.p. morgan is organizing? two options,ose what does it seem like wework is weighing doing more at this point? liana: we have reported they are leaning more toward the jp morgan debt package because it is less onerous for some of the investors in wework. if softbank were to invest more

they had an $8 billion charge, nine cash, baker hughes, this company did so many stupid things it is almost as -- it is like grubhub. >> you said to the -- for david'sirst question, are things getting better you said no. >> no, he said the economy -- is the economy getting better can you read through -- did you read the economy the answer is no you can read through >> ge is getting better. >> free cash flow, he's rationalizing the company. we never have been able to put a multiple on this company because it became cats and dogs. we have to move on in my ear someone says we have to move on in re aality, i don't want to mv on this is not in our basement, it is a show. we have to move on it is not wayne's world. >> at&t is unveiling hbo max streaming service. david has those details if you copt tell couldn't tell by now why he is in southern california with the beautiful backdrop and the vest. >> it is a sweater i think it might be cashmere, i'm not sure and i need it. as i said, it is really cold here we're waiting for the sun to come up. we're waiting to be joined by john stankey, the president and ceo of at&t, also running warner media, we're going