so you have m-cal and young developers and bernard as the master developer and the architect and david beck and associated. just for clarification, we're managing general partner and we'll actually receive set asset management fee each year as well as receive a portion of vler fees and be able to participate 100 percent along the way to make sure our communities have opportunity for these housing unit and provide opportunities for the construction and the work force pieces and components that are apart of this project as we we move forward as well. but i do want to highlight part of the community process that we got here today so we did hold a community sharet august 29th and we got feedback from the community. members -- for example, a lot of families came from hundreds of you who have participated in the redevelopment so they provided their insight as well as members of the community and bay view in general and just wanted to come and support and really give their thoughts about what these units should look like in comparison to the rest of the developments on the shipyard. here's some pi

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. >> joining me now staff writer for the hill newspaper, elise vee beck and white house reporter for the "washington post" davidhank you both for your time this afternoon. >> thanks. >> david, in his new interview with the associated press, the president said he would be "happy to talk to republicans about the health care law, the budget, the deficit." this after weeks of firmly stating that he would not negotiate on some things. so do you think this softened tone is in response to what we've been hearing from republicans that repeatedly they've been trying to paint the president as unreasonable and immovab immovable? >> i think there's -- what they're saying there's two different things going. this is a debate about changes to the health care law to make it easier for people to enroll. that debate has to come after the debt limit is raised by october 17th. the white house is still holding firm to the idea they're not going to roll the first of hose into the second. and i think what the president made clear again in that interview even though he says he's open to bigger debates later is that he's going to stand

presidents such as claude pope, felix beck, they define ard work and the leadership that build this organization. i'd obviously be remiss if i didn't mention my very good friend david who's done a terrific job in very difficult circumstances. while so many industries and professions have been replaced or displaced over the last hundred years, this industry remains vitally important despite the challenges of the few years. housing remains critically important. it's important to stable communities for formulating and accumulating wealth and propelling our national economy. even though the crisis ended in 2009, we are still very much in the midst of redesigning the housing and mortgage finance system of the future. and you heard david's comments, getting it right will require experience, insight and vision. almost seven years ago, i participated in a housing forum sponsored by what was then the author of thrift supervision and expressed some concerns about what i saw taking place. i said at that time that the transparency of the past was being obscured by a massive proliferation of new products and as a consequence, it was very difficult for investors -- institutional

becks will help raise several hundred million dollars to raise a team and the stadium. analysts expect that the teams could be playing there in as few as three years. do you like this? >> davidy, did as much for soccer here domestically as anybody. so this is great news. >> i did go see him. >> returning the investment, it's terrific. it's terrific as we grow the game here in the u.s. >>> and finally -- exactly. finally, it's a humpday visit from our friend, teddy bear, the talking porcupine. remember him? take a look. >> what do you think, ted, pretty good. >> that's him. >> no, it's not. >> yes. >> i want evidence. >> i have another video of him eating corn. >> no. video is not evidence. >> i'm a doubting thomas. >> no, i'm sorry. >> okay. teddy bear -- >> bring him here. >> teddy bear. that's teddy bear. >> i want him here. >> he's eating pumpkins in honor of halloween. george? >> and he's not talking. >> he's talking. don't be so brickly about it. >> tom, thank you for that. >> i'm not buying that. i'm not buying that. >> that's not coming out of the porcupine. >> it's interesting because you just did it perfectly. >> shoot. darn it. the jig is up. i'm teddy bear. >>> pl