. >> good evening, commissioners thank you very much for meeting with us i'm eric lou the project sponsor for this project that project is locate on a parcel of land my father and family occupied since 19982 we currently operate our general incredible service the lbe doing business throughout san francisco and built a go significant amount of housing for tenderloin for d n d c and so on twrorgz i contacted david barkers office we started the plan to try to figure out what we could do to utilize the real estate to focus on the neighborhood and add to the neighborhood fabric as well as serve something that was underserved in san francisco at a time we focused on the residential portion i'm sure you're aware of the property itself or project is designed to be as dime as possible residential portion of it was designed to be affordable by design; right? you've talked about that tonight but this aspect of it was something not foreign to me i myself have lived in san francisco and born and raised and had friends that left because of the affordability i worked in our mission at that point to deve

here to tell us more is organizer eric miller and philadelphia songwriter -- singer/songwriter lou. you started this series as a tribute to your late wife. tell us about carolinia? >> she passed away at the age of 25. she had epilepsy since she was a teenager. not terribly severely which is awkward to say, because it took her life but she only had two seizures in the six years i knew her. second one being fatal. so i started this to teach people, you know about epilepsy and specifically that there are risks of it being fatal. >> tell us about the -- why the tribute to marvin gaye. i know his music, right in my wheel house, but tell us about that. >> i started doing -- in january, i did a tribute to sam cook. i brought in amazing singers like mu lou to broaden the reach because the nature of it is to spread awareness. so marvin gaye is in a lot of people's wheel houses right? so hopefully, you know i'm reaching a broader audience and, you know marvin gaye's music, you know spans 50 years. >> yeah. >> so what more can you say? >> drew in people like me. tell me about your connection a

lou: the wildcats? they give for being with us. combat. ericto conclude tonight. >> we are bumping up against another credit limit. if we don't do something by next monday we will be out of cash again. glad to have you again treasury secretary jack lewis says he is making contingency plans just in case the cash is not there the u.s. will be hitting its debt limit but unlike you and me uncle sam can just increase the credit limit. we do that all the time i suspect this time is no different because we you're better printing money but not too

lou: a point of heard that fire keg was not set off until after eric holder was there with his words so divisive. >>> during the attorney general's tenure, the justice department has opened 21 civil rights investigations into local police departments. more than double the number during all of president george w. bush's terms in office. majority of those investigations resulted in court supervision, which sounds more like expansion of federal power than a responsive effective solution to a community's problems. but holder couldn't get what he wanted in ferguson so he came up with a threat that solves nothing, and creates more trouble and is potentially utterly destructive. in ferguson the state of missouri spent well over 10 million dollars to quell riots and bring order, that the attorney general in my view could have prevented from the very start had he offered solutions, offered inspiration, rather than the brash divisive rhetoric that i suspect he now regrets. the former head of the st. louis county police department tim fitch warns that the city of ferguson may not be able to aff

lou talk about that. >> i don't think this is anything to do with the president and eric holder. this is tragedy that happened. police officers got shot before barack obama got in the white house. there is stretch to say this is their fault. there are a lot of problems with this police department. i don't agree necessarily with the position white house took in terms of the police officer who clearly was trying to defend himself but this is a police department that i think has a lot of problems. >> you know, andrea, i want to talk to you how best you deal with that. rudy giuliani this morning was on fox news, he said there are businesses can't even get insurance right now. they have had to open and close so much they're in a danger zone. those officers were there protecting those businesses so people could open today and have jobs for the community have goods for the community. >> harris, wants to criticize them further. can only find denigration for that department. the justice department attorney general, the reason i blame the president and attorney general foremost, kirsten, i

lou: the "washington post" the first liberal news outlet to demonstrate the guts and courage that attorney general eric holder was talking about some five years ago, almost six. earlier this week, "washington post" opinion writer wrote an article admitting that the quote hands up don't shoot movement was built on a lie. and this is the video he released. >> the justice department released two must read investigations this month into the killing of michael brown by ferguson police officer darren wilson that corrected the record and revealed ugly practices that institutionalize racism and hardship. they forced me to deal with two uncomfortable truths. brown never surrendered with hands up and wilson was justified in shooting brown. >> the "washington post" fact checker following up that report was a piece giving the hands up, don't shoot narrative four pinocchios, worst possible rating. the post fact checker said the paper cares about setting the record straight and, you know that's nice to hear from any news organization, but certainly from the premiere news organization in our nation's capital. hopeful

lou: yesterday's justice department report said there was not enough evidence to support a prosecution of wilson for federal civil rights offenses. but outgoing attorney general eric holder seemingly seeking to gift family helpful cover when he said this. >> and, of course, violence is never justified, but seeing in this context, amid a highly toxic environment, defined by mistrust and resentment stoked by years of bad feelings and spurred by illegal and misguided practices, it's not difficult to imagine how a single tragic incident set off the city of ferguson like a powder keg. lou: a fox news analyst lis wiehl telling us remarks like that will help the brown family case. she said, quote -- there appear to be no coincidences and racial politics as practiced by this administration. >>> we're coming right back. stay with us. ♪. lou: our commander in chief has gone from leading from behind to simply being left behind in iraq. former nato supreme commander . lou: breaking news tonight. actor harrison ford was seriously injured when his vintage world war ii training plane that you see there crash landed on a golf course in venice, california. the actor was stabilized

lou gerstner. head honcho at ibm. the first one to come back "the eyebrows!" louis, louis woo hoo gerstner. ericgs lots of flourish. stephanie: flair. eric: flair and flourish. explain to everybody what it means. david: you guys were the first to receive the no haters had. we wrote aps called the stocks are for lovers, gold is for haiters. the idea was pretty simple. if you believe this risk-taking is going to create good stuff you are in the lover camp and you should buy a bunch of stocks. if you think it is going to create inflation and it will be like the 1970's, you will be in the hitter cap and you should just buy gold. -- hater camp and you should just buy gold. we made this cap called "no haters." we moved it across the atlantic to germany and the german word -- we had the same theme and we are running really hard and we have the s&p found on the year and i feel good about the trade. stephanie: we have it down so far. david: and it will keep going. eric: what will you be writing about next? you are famous -- david: what do you guys want me to write about? give me a topic. eric: you wrote