it's a great pleasure to work with freda. she was the last woman architect to receive the recognition and we're all very lucky. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, very much. we'll now have public comment on the item. i don't have any speaker cards. with that public comment is closed. commissioner moore. >> commissioner: would you come up to the podium one more time, yes, you. do you have a drawing which zooms out because in this area we're stitching quite a few projects together. how you involve 12th street towards market street and the union building. is there an image that can show how your piece deals with the seams of the projects still very much in the future? >> not that we presently have? not that we currently have but when we look at the project across the street there's sensitivity for the way the street is going to be redesigned. it should feel seamless on both sides. >> if i may, commissioner, the basic diagram comes from what was developed from the city four and five years ago. >> commissioner: turning the intersecti

northbound 101 at fredas parkway. on the on-ramp. not causing any major delays on the freeways. if you're driving on the east bay commute to the macarthur maze, a 20-minute delay. metering lights are on. traffic is backed up. 5:32. let's go back to the desk. >> golden gate at marin county. people living in a san anselmo neighborhood are being told to shelter in place, as police negotiate with a barricaded suspect. this is happening on butterfield road, near woodside drive. we were told there was an incident between two roommates. and police were called to respond. the man inside the home refuses to come out, according to police. and he might be armed with a knife. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them, on mornings on 2. >>> and we continue to follow the death of sacramento officer tara o'sullivan. she was responding to a domestic disturbance call last night when she was shot. she was helping a woman collect her belongings and get out of the situation, when the gunman opened fire. he kept shooting, which prevented other officer from reaching her. it took 45 minutes befor

jean freda is still with us -- gene freda is still with us.o far it looks to be his to lose. what would be the implications of a prime minister boris johnson? what does it mean for investments in the u.k.? with theseems like exhaustion around theresa may's deal and the success of the brexit party in the elections, that you move toward an outcome that is more likely to be less positive for the u.k., some kind of no deal brexit, the odds of that have gone up. that has made us more cautious on u.k. assets, more negative on pound. as you go through this campaign and start a renegotiation, i think you are ruling out some of the good options. a second referendum is not entirely ruled out. some kind of deal along the way -- along the lines of theresa may's deal is not out, but whoever leads the tory party will be intent on getting this done and getting it out, even if it involves no deal. francine: what happens if there is a general election? corbyn as prime minister could potentially be a headache for investors than a no deal brexit. ite: the way we

the corruption narrative is growing every day when you find more emails like you had tonight freda >>ften refer to your questioning of the attorney general about mueller, about the investigation into hillary, about fisa abuse, the origins of their probe. he gave you all the answers. and now it appears he is implementing what seems to be an exhaustive, top to bottom investigation into all things serious. do you believe what he talks about, the deputy attorney general, in that letter that he is referring to the possibility of outsourced intelligence gathering to circumvent american law? >> may be so. maybe getting foreign governments to do things that we can't do, which every american should be concerned about. every american should be concerned about whether or not the fisa court, which is a secret court, was lied to about the source of information used together a warrant. every american should be worried about whether or not our government tried to get some foreign government to do things that we are prohibited of doing by law. >> sean: senator, based on what we know now, closed-door

shing of bnp paribas, not enough time, but we will have him back soon to talk about gamma and vega and fredave from the st. petersburg forum with oil managers and executives . you can catch that interview on bloomberg later on. we are continuing to follow president trump he arrives in portsmouth. theresa may, 15 world leaders paying homage to the 75th anniversary of d-day. tom: fort smith is an island city, more dense than london, crammed into an island, and it has been that way since before king john when france would attack england. it is fortified and aggressively defended over many hundreds of years. it was the natural place to put a navy yard, to build boats, anduding nelson's boat now one from the queen victoria and age. francine: d-day, the largest combined air and naval operation in history. we were briefed by the prime minister who on friday will step down as head of the conservative party. she will use the occasion to call for continued western unity in tackling what she calls a new and evolving security threat. tom: it will be interesting to see. president trump will attend with t