he said we gave amazon the goodtunity to be a neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the world. instead of working wh the community, amazon threw away that opportunity. amazon said it had 70% support among new yorkers, but those 30% who opposed weren loud their opposition. they wanted to know what the impact would be on transit, on schools, on real estate, a they felt like amazon wasn't being a good community partner n in sitting dnd talking with them. and so on this valentine's day new york cit contessa brewer, "nightly busine >> now, when amazon did first announce its choice of long island city for its second headquarters, we reported that buyers were flocking to buy up real estate in arat . now what? diana olick takes a ok. >> in th 14 weeks following hq2zon's announcement to put in long island city -- >> this entire cube -- >> reporter: open houses like this one were jam packed. some hoping to live there. others, investors hoping to buy, flip and profit fm what would surely be a jump in home prices. signed contracts to buy prerties, mostly condos, jumped 181% compared to th

we give amazon to do business in the greatest city of the world. community, amazon threw away that opportunity. joining us now, our new york state senator, working in the state legislaturelegislatures. he lives near by the long island city site where amazon planned to built. you have been opposed to this hq-2 project. you were going to be in the position to sink this project. would you have done so and are you pleased with the decision? >> we never knew what was going to come before this board that i was appointed to or not. the fact that amazon showed us today why it would be a bad partner for new york. can we make sure that we are accommodating this massive presence that would land in the middle of our neighborhood rather than engaging in our serious conversation. i think mayor de blasio is exactly right. >> other fellow democrats, carolyn maloney have said the opposite today. we are missing out opportunities to improve infrastructures in long island city of 25,000 jobs. >> people have different opinions about this. i disagree wholeheartedly. i tr

we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the worldorking with the community, amazon threw ay that opportunity. elected officials are aeady facing questions how losing job could be a good thing. >> we could invest in ourselves e wanted to >> reporter: amazon confirmed lans for its second headquarters outside washington d.c. are still in place and the company is not looking for another city to replace n york chris palone nbc news new york. >>> cing up on news4 at 5:00 what does amazon's pullout out of new york city mean for arlington? julie carey finds out the latest on that. and why prince george's county has hope to landing the company there. >>> we told you moments ago the senate was passing the measure to fund the government. we understand that bill has passed in the senate. ngu see senator me den fnendez l the podium there. the president is expected to sign the bill once it lands on his desk and then he's going to declare a national emergency to get the border wall funding h awas asking f now it appears the government wil shutdown

. >> stephen: greatest city in the world right here. o much.ation stephen:e. thank you. we're comin- or you just had your first anniversary of your marriage. >> i did. >> stephen: to your wife here, anna portner. wyou look like a happy couple. >> we are. >> stephen: these days there's far more acceptance than there was even just a few years ago. but is it hard to be married to someone so much taller than you are? ( laughter ) because that must turn heads. >> look, i know this is going to shock you, most if not all my partners have been taller than me. so it's something i've had to adjust to. since elementary school, really. >> stephen: wow. wow. so your whole life you've just felt i'm a short person. >> yeah, yeah, but i've dealt with it and i'm proud of it, so, yeah. >> stephen: yeah, good for you. good for you. >> i appreciate it. >> stephen: thank you very much. this -- i guess this is -- i first interviewed you about five years ago which is first after you came out publicly. has hollywood changed? people say hollywood is more progressive. you're adorable stephen colb

we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbo and do business in the greatest city in the world. instead of working with the it comm amazon threw away that opportunity. elected leaders are facing qutions of how losing a project with thousands of jobs could be a good thing. >> we could invest those $3 billion in our district ourselves if we wanted . >> reporter: while the new york city part of the project is dead, amazon confirmed plans for its second headquarters outside washington d.c. are still in place and the company is not looking for another city to replace new york. chris palone nbc news new york. >>> doug is back with more about our weather. we have a good day and then something else. >> yeah. and saturday, the more i'm looking at it, maybe a coating to an inch in the d.c. area. it's kind of a nasty inch. >> and it happens on a saturda too. >> you can stay inside, but the roads shouldn't be a big issue. this is not going to be a highly impactful storm but the snow will come dow from d.c. southward. a nice evening, mid february, still at 50 degrees. 48 by 7:00. dropping t

city it will give you whatever you want, tax-free, your own helipad and then gets the deal the greatest citytion problems and then after the deal is like, you're not still kissing my butt so i'll take my billions ulcer. at this point like a king. >> to unpack the incentives, yes $3 billion but the thing were not cannot is 85% of that $3 billion package any company can get. it's not special for amazon. he was talking about that and that's part of the problem. the city money is 1.3 billion and any company has a right talking to new york and get that money if they do certain things like have employer's and outer boroughs. david: but anyone can get the governor to pander. >> who cares? will be one of the jobs, right? >> it's a little unclear what the origin of the story is or if amazon is seriously considering this or whether it was leaked as way of putting pressure. a lot of murky points. it may be a lot more smoke than fire and what is weird about the opposition to this domestically in the city which there has been regardless of whether the story is true, under bloomberg and diblasio there's b

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it in new york city we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city of the world instead of working with the community, amazon threw away that opportunity. we have the best island in the world and every day we are growing stronger and fairer economy for everyone if amazon can't recognize what that's worth, it competitors will so a strong statement from him who was an advocate of the deal. we just talked about the others, one of the them being google >>> that retail sales report today was overshadowed by positive trade headlines that the president may be willing to push back the march 1 trade deadline let's get the latest from kayla, who's doing her best to track it it seems the warring headlines lately mean there has to be some decent about this. >> the fact is the facts of the situation change every single week and we are getting closer to that march 1st deadline, an extension of which i'm told is being actively discussed, according to my sources and bloomberg news is saying the extension could be 60 days larry kudlow said there's been no final decis

do you still think new york is the greatest city?own amazon, just shows you we've got -- >> stephen: sure, sure. >> we've got-- literally everybody else, the whole-- ( applause ). ( cheers ) >> the whole-- the whole country, everything you ever see is "hey, they're bringing jobs to our town." "how many jobs you got?" "25,000." "beat it. come back when you have real jobs, all right." >> stephen: that's a rounding error. what about the country in general? do you think-- i mean, do you think we're in bad shape as a country? i mean, do you think america after 200 and meow-meow, this is it? >> yeah, because -- >> stephen: what do you mean "yeah." that was really quick. that was really quick. >> my whole show is about to break up. i feel like social media, you know free speech was never meant to go electric. it was an acoustic art. you know what i'm saying? speak on a tree stump in front of seven other farmers. >> stephen: quill. >> yes. a general store and a porch. and, yeah, i think social media is-- is taking us to a new level where now

doing what we need to do to make this the best police department in the greatest city. i think these personal attacks are offensive to me and i know that i'm not going to hold anybody to it but it's wrong. i mean, i think that you've categorized people, you've profiled people, and you've put people in little boxes. i have to tell you, i know this is emotional for some folks, and it's very bother some to me that tonight we seem to be divided. i just want to put that on the record. i truly care about this city and the people in this city and i represent the people in this city. for someone to say differently that's wrong. anybody else have anything to say? >> there is a motion. >> there is a motion. >> motion was that i nominated commissioner bob robert hersch to be the president and taylor to be the vice president and there was a second from commissioner brookter. >> how are we going to move forward? i'm not going to vote with -- you are going to make us vote if you put two together you will make us -- if you keep those two together it will be awkward. maybe take them vi

. >> when the greatest city in the world goes black, it showed a crumbling america. then you have the son of sam on the loose. >> we always look for patterns in victims. and there was this belief that he was only killing women with long dark hair. >> i know the .44 killer is after girls with long black hair. so we put our hair up. >> my hair was down to my shoulder. >> i cut it short because of the .44 caliber killer. >> well, his last victim is actually blonde. >> a 20-year-old new york city girl died this evening, a day and a half after she and her companion were shot by the son of sam. he's the nighttime killer that's stalked new york residential girls for a year. >>> a postal worker walked out of his apartment last night and turned the ignition key in his car and found himself surrounded by police. well, he said, you got me. those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. this is what they say tripped up the killer, a parking ticket. he drove this cream colored ford galaxy from his home in yonkers to brooklyn and the

we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the worldinstead of working with the community, amazon threw away that opportunity. so you have the local politicians, some of them from the democratic party, progressives like alexandria cortez. she said anything is possible. today was a day every day new yorkers defeated amazon's corporate greed, workers exploitation and the power of the richest man in the world, dana. >> dana: seems amazon would have had more clarity about the problems with local politicians before they made the decision, but that didn't happen. what battle lines now have been drawn over this fight? >> reporter: that's a great point. why would amazon wait until this last exact moment to cancel after announcing it's putting on a big massive search, getting media exposure. issue with the local politicians said amazon received $3 billion in tax incentives as well as tax breaks. so this is a major issue. why are you giving a large tech corporation all this money? statement, amazon's appeal will be they will be paying high paying

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we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the worldinstead of working with the community, amazon threw away that opportunity. it wasn't only mayor de blasio. you also had alexandria ocasio-cortez that just within the last few minutes or so, she released a tweet too. her tweet reads anything is possible. today was the day a group of dedicated every-day new yorkers and their neighbors defeated amazon's corporate greed. it is workers exploitation and power of the richest man in the world. the reason she is writing this, there is a lot of backlash regarding all of the tax breaks incentives as well, to the tune of almost $3 billion for amazon to come to long island city. you had a lot of backlash. however there is now potential loss of 125,000 jobs amazon promised. the fact they were going to potentially give $27 billion in tax revenue over the course of the next several years or so there is definitely a loss to the economy here. and there is one other statement too. this is coming from analysts now, looking in from the market point of view

he said amazon had the opportunity to be a good neighbor, do business in the greatest city in the world, instead they threw away that opportunity. >> know what's interesting? a hundred years ago, standard oil moved to new york from ohio and when they came here, the economy of new york took off at the first half of the 20th century. then other businesses soon followed. we want the rockefellers and carnegies and bezos, we want those businesses on our shores and now lost that opportunity. liz: i completely agree. i think that it is a missed opportunity, because the average salary of the 25,000 workers who would have come here was more than $100,000. but i do want to just ask you about your clients. what have they planned? >> we have people who are, have been and will continue still to look at investments both in the residential space and also in the commercial space. liz: have you heard from them? >> well, we are trying to understand what's happening. obviously this just happened. the key for them are the fundamentals that are happening right there in long island city. the reason amazon we

we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and to do business in the greatest city in the world. amazon for its part, said it is not reopening the search for another location. so what does all this mean for the company at large? we'll talk about it at this hour. we as part of our special coverage, have all-star guests lined up. new york congressman gregory meeks joins us from just a moment in washington. talk to ron kim, democratic assemblyman from the state of new york. elizabeth luskin, amazon hq2 advisory committee member. jonas max ferris joins us from max funds.com. let us begin with the special coverage of the amazon decision, with congressman meeks joining us from capitol hill. congressman, good to have you. you were in favor of bringing amazon to new york. what is your reaction today? >> i am somewhat shocked and saddened. i think it is a blow for new york and a blow for amazon also. i had looked forward to amazon coming, creating 25,000 plus jobs and making the kind of diversifying our economy of new york, so that we not just be dependent upon the financial services ind

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we give amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest city in the worldwith the community, amazon threw away that opportunity." amazon released their announcement about an hour ago, which reads, in part -- "for amazon, the commitment to build a new headquarters requires positive, collaborative relationships with state and local elected officials who will be supported over the long term. while polling shows that 70% of new yorkers support our plan and investment, a number of state and local politicians have made it clear that they oppose our presence and will not work with us to build the type of relationships that are required to go forward with the project we and many others envisioned in long island city." amazon says that's not going to reopen the search for their new headquarters. instead, the new york jobs will be divided up between its other headquarters. one in northern virginia, the new one, as well as a new distribution center in nashville and other locations around the country. huge news here in new york, harris. >> harris: laura ingle, thank yo

we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and to do business in the greatest city in the world. we have the best talent in the world and every day, we are growing stronger and fairer economy for everyone. if amazon can't recognize what that's worth, its competitors will. last hour in our broadcast of "after the bell" i spoke to a local state assemblyman, ron kim, who was opposed to amazon. here's what he told me. >> we invest that money in local growth, local economy, the talent pool that's already here, instead of supporting a monopoly that's designed to destroy competition and local businesses, that can actually create better long-term jobs that will hire locally. those things can actually come to fruition as tangible. giving money to amazon is not going to result in tangible outcomes. reporter: you hear there, he saw this as either/or, either the local businesses or the large corporation in amazon. obviously amazon and its supporters would argue the exact opposite. the bottom line, the company is not coming here to new york. it will stick with its plans in northern virginia

said we gave amazon the opportunity to be of gas to be a good neighbor and do business with the greatest cityzon threw away the opportunity. we are pleased to have democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey who says new york's loss should be newark's gain. newark was in the contention originally. i saw that when this news broke, it was not long before you are out saying newark is open for business. amazon said they are not interested in a second choice. is there any hope they could reconsider that? >> i think it is too early to tell. newark was a serious contender in the last 20. many would say it was on an even shorter list the first time through. it is a compelling story that has only gotten more so. newark is a city that has the bones. we do not have any of those land-use issues they had to deal with in long island city. more importantly, it has a great location, enormous talent full. we are a state of innovation in terms of her own economic dna. lots of compelling reasons. mayor is led by a great could we think we have a lot of the pieces of the puzzle. i think it is too early to tell.

we gave new business in the greatest city in the world is that of working they threw away the opportunityhink this attack on amazon will do to deblasio if anything? >> well, what it does is to deblasio is busy trying to give away free everything and not worrying about how to pay for it. so when he loses china job creators like this it starts to hurt his tax bases. we are learning the implications in california and new york they are microcosms of liberalism. the policies the democrats are putting forth are killing jobs and we are seeing it. going into 2020 if these are any examples of the arguments of what's going to happen if democrats controlled the presidency. it doesn't bode well for them. david: in getting a push for the break. i have to ask you, deblasio was one of the people that came up with the benefit. now he is claiming it is their fault. i don't think it giants. they are going to recognize the hypocrisy here, don't you? >> is obviously not read about salvaging the deal. there's no way. meanwhile, alexandria ocasio-cortez should come out in public. i but she wanted that to happe

amazon, saying quote, we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor and do business in the greatest citythe world. instead of working with the community, amazon threw away that opportunity. de blasio said there was no discussion before amazon made up its mind. amazon said it would continue to develop the other half of hq2 in northern virginia as well as the new office in nashville, tennessee. as for those other cities vying for amazon's business during the year-long search, amazon said it is not considering any other locations at this time. charles: thank you very much. queens chamber of commerce president says the city -- borough is far along in its plans to welcome and support amazon and he joins us now. do you feel this is a done deal? amazon saying they're not going to look back. so whatever you guys had thought you were going to get done, that's done. >> good morning. thanks for having me this morning. i don't think, you can never say never, especially in the city of new york. i think there's been such a groundswell since the announcement on valentine's day regarding this, all day f

amazon saying, hey, we gave amazon the opportunity to be a good neighbor an do business in the greatest cityn the world instead of working with the community, amazon threw away that opportunity i mean, the lesson here from neighbors is that maybe if you want to come in and get more support, amazon says that they had 70% support from new york state, but if you want more support locally, come in and involve the community in the groundbreaking you do to say, can we come in here? how much are you willing to pay in tax incentives? what does it do to the transit and the real estate prices in this case, the opponents won. guys >> contessa, thank you very much for that to discuss further, joining us is executive editor cara swisher. you called this essentially. >> yeah. >> now that it happened what is your take? >> i wasn't surprised. i don't think amazon wanted the headache and growing and growing and had not just local and state politicians but someone like representative ocasio-cortez putting a lot of focus on it, on twitter and elsewhere. for amazon, probably too much of a headache to save it is

. >> why do you think that >> it's the greatest city in the world with the greatest talent pool -- >>union and only if you are i don't know, not doing facial recognition and not selling things that we don't want how many different things are on a checklist for corporations. >> there's a lot of things on this check list that are wrong for me as a progressive democrat, and i believe that if you're a progressive in this city then you shouldn't be be in favor of this company not just saying they won't remain neutral but they will actually crush the efforts of their workers to unionize there are significant worker-related issues at amazon. we would be doing a disservice to our constituents and to the workers of amazon but not raising these issues we have to ask the tough questions of amazon and of the governor and this deal i would say to you, the $3 billion that would come off the $27 billion or roughly that they claim it would generate, it's still unnecessary. you could actually have the jobs and have that without giving them $3 billion. i would add this, just one more thing. the truth i

was born and raised in, that i love with all my heart, that i i was raised to believe was the greatest cityd. whenever i travel now throughout the country and world the first thing i hear from people is crime, murder. and now jussie smollett: we cannot let this go without an apology and, in my opinion, an arrest, a prosecution, and a punishment. this particular hate hoax has to be atoned for. brian: the thing is, it's not about him. it's about others who could falsely do this and the ramifications. you are repeated victim of violent crime yourself. >> yeah. brian: when it comes to jussie, this easily could have been a race riot. >> exactly. brian: i was black they threw bleach on me. they attacked me because i was gay. this is maga country. there is people already on the edge when they wake up in the morning. all they need is something to set them off. >> exactly right. first of all, the good news is that nobody in chicago believed this hoax, okay? because, first of all, anyone who has ever been to chicago knows this is not maga country despite all of my efforts on the citizen kelly radio s

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we do not have to settle for scraps in the greatest city in the world.re for $150,000 or more. i would love to know -- i would like to ask her, what is a dignified job? pete: that's right. jedediah: is being a teacher a dignified job? a working, you know, an insurance company? what is -- pete: how about a police officer officer? is that a dignified job? jedediah: what about just a paycheck that puts food on your table for you and your family where you work and do something you love. is that dignified? griff: i think it's a fascinating moment because if you look at what politicians particularly here in new york are saying, well, that's an entirely different situation. it may be that aoc has gone a bridge too far. he's rep. carolyn maloney who represents a part of the area where amazon's cancellation happened. here's what rep. maloney said on friday. listen. >> my constituents want jobs. it used to be that we would protest wars. now we're protesting jobs? if this had gone through, it would have made overnight new york city the high-tech capital of the east

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we went to a place called russell city in the western shoreline. >> the greatest blues legends of they performed pet allie is live with the legacy russell city leaves behind. >> reporter: blick legends -- charles. and james. >> [ music ] [ music ] >> reporter: they toured the rest coast and they made stops in russell city expect russell city was somewhere the artists respected. oakland, richmond, they are the major cities that created what is the blues. >> reporter: alameda county after world war ii, russell city was about 1400 people. >> large numbers of african americans migrated for job opportunities in the bay area. truck historians wrote a book and she says because it is segregation and restrictions in the bay area, the residents work black and latino. >> they were not permitted to rent or buy housing in the larger communities, they were geared to the other areas. russell city was one of them. people had no infrastructure they had electricity because they hook it up car batteries. they had water because there was no water. >> reporter: what they lacked in wealth, it made up in cu

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city. i am here from greatest minnesota. my name is emily larson. i am the mayor of duluth. and today is the kind of day we call a perfect duluth day. we also could call it spring. or summer. [laughter] : duluth is a working city. we are a port city, a proud, labor city on the great lakes that helps to build this country , that still powers our economy and our world. ship american steel and brew a pretty good beer, too. look at parts of our beautiful country. .ur midwest they put us down, saying the best is behind us. that's right. they look at our proud history and use it to divide us. but we know across the great lakes, from cleveland to duluth,e, the story of entrepreneurship and hard work is thriving. amy knows that, too. doesn't see a struggle and lose interest. she sees potential and she gets to work. that's the true reason for optimism about the future of this country. a future for every single one of us. just go when it's comfortable. there when there is a justard, and she's not there for the ribbon-cutting, but for all of its. amy understands he midwest is the beati

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remember being out front of city hall that day one of the greatest days of my life watching them bring the trophy down to city hall. i kept thinking about the generations. and bruce bochy obviously big part of it. great leader, former catcher, a great guy the new the x's and o's of the game. >> i have a chill. >> we will have a more season. he said he would love to go to the world series one more time. i like the fact that he was dependable, reliable on a scale of one to ten always a three. i appreciate that sportsmanship because that is not something you see in professional sports very often. >> and not often you have a guy, skipper of a team, stick around for more than a decade. >>> we begin first in the city of oakland. former president obama is in the city of oakland for an event featuring his foundation's my brother's keeper program. live at the sight site of the event were young men have been invited from all across the country. >> reporter: so many people lining up the doors just open right now for the first summit that starts in about an hour. there are so many people at the sc

this is city creates its own kind of virtual reality it has the greatest number of skyscrapers in the world the highest population density. and is southeast asia's largest financial center. property prices on astronomy one square meter costs as much as two hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars despite this two hundred fifty thousand people live in squalid conditions the u.n. describes as an affront to human dignity. obama fire. molotov . killing. people. seemed wrong. role just don't call. me old but yet to shape out this day comes to advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. my son miss doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse he started going after the users in the prison population sewer we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake there a

is this city creates its own kind of virtual reality it has the greatest number of skyscrapers in the world the highest population density. and is southeast asia's largest financial center. property prices on astronomic one square meter costs as much as two hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars despite this two hundred fifty thousand people live in school it conditions the u.n. describes as an affront to human dignity. obama. you know we. came here where you were before you came here when you lived. in many u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they do have given up the right to live among us some even proven innocent off two years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. am. as that violence flares at the colombia venezuela border the un security council meeting called to discuss

greatest source of a.d.u.s? >> hi. marselle boudreaux. would you mind repeating your question. i missed the end part of that. >> president fung: did the department either analyze or determine which areas of our city they have the potentially greatest number of a.d.u.s. >> the planning department recently reprojected the overall number of a.d.u.s that would be potentially added citywide over the 20-year span as we generally look at most kind of planned areas and their housing production. however, as far as current citywide planning group, we looked at residentially zoned lots. >> president fung: okay. back in the mid90's, there was a proposal to legalize additional units, especially in the sunset and richmond for the rooms down, you know, that were an extra unit that wouldn't have been allowed in a single-family zone. during the course of that proposal and the discussion, issue raised in terms of environmental review as to whether that review would support the density change and parking requirements, etc., etc. were those environmental type of questions answered as part of the department's environmental review for this program? >> the legislative analysis for a.d.u.s was analyzed under the califor

work with some really innovative, talented, wonderful people and departments in city government, but some of the greatest business leaders that i can imagine in terms of their support of the environment, the property managers in the downtown corridor of our office buildings, hotels, and certainly the convention industry itself. so it's been nothing but joyous. i look forward to lots of new adventures. i like to quote david osmond, many of you know, when he retired. he said something to the effect that he had worked his entire life in the environment. he just wanted a little time to enjoy it. that's truly how i feel. i'm still in the bay area. i'm just looking forward to new adventures and enjoying it every day. so thank you for this recognition. i greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. [ applause >> good evening. i'm robert hailey, the manager with sf environment. back in 1993, two jobs were simultaneously announced at the san francisco recycling program. kathleen came from the northeast, and i came from the southwest. she became the commercial person. i became the residential person. it's been a great adv

greatest, and paid his condolences to his family. former england striker gary lineker said:. manchester city forward raheem sterling said... looks back on his life. it remains a footballing miracle... 1970, england against brazil, and that save. what a save. gordon banks. the greatest ever from one of the greatest ever. gordon banks first made his name in the 1950s with leicester city. sheffield united attack but banks was safe in the goal. soon, though, he attracted england's attention and by 1966 he was lining up for world cup glory. portugal try to hit back. only to find banks showing the form he has shown all along. banks again gets the ball away. banks did not concede a single goal before the semi—finals, his reliability pivotal to england's triumph. among the celebrations, though, his sportsmanship towards his opponents shone through. i played him in two fa cup finals at wembley and lost on both occasions, so i knew how the loser felt, and i went over and tried to lift him as best i could. although england fell short at the next world cup in 1970 banks was at his peak, famously against brazil, in what is being descri

. >> i have the greatest comeback story for any american city right now. i'm proud to have you on my front lawn, but in many ways it's right up this street that my career started in politics. it was a bunch of tenant leaders who were perhaps -- i got my b.a. from stanford. they really believed that was the best way to make a difference in this neighborhood. i've long since believe that life is about purpose and not position and i tried to stay true to the purpose that brought me into the politics in the first place. if you're in my nofs washington, it's a map of this neighborhood that sits behind me to focus on the folks who first took a chance on me and put me into the game. what my neighbors are concerned with and i've heard all around the country, is that people in america are losing faith that this nation will work for them. they're beginning to believe that too many folks are going to get left out or left behind. they're beginning to believe that the forces that are tearing us apart or stronger than the forces that bond us together as a people, as a c

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san francisco is a city with the most -- with the greatest credit it is a good idea to start with thisas soon as possible, especially before there is some kind of crash, which there will be, and thank you for thinking of this, and taking it into serious consideration. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you. it is an interesting week for myself. i finished reading a book called black elk speaks. a 10-year-old boy in the indian nation, never saw a white man. by the end of his life, the american indian civilization has been destroyed. the native american were destroyed. at the same time, i was listening to three different shows on the radio. they have men who wrote a book called to the end of ice. basically, what i got out of it was that we are titanic right now. that said last week, i was here and i rattled off a list of things to do, but supervisor, his -- supervisor stefani had the talk about noise, and here is a neighborhood -- this is a concrete wall. this was a concrete wall, this was removed in big chunks. what they do is they get a little tractor with powder on it to,

importantly, when you look at what's happening in the world and you see the the concerns in this city over china, the greatest question is what does this do to the ability of north america to remain strategically competitive in the asia pacific and with china. >> you want to weigh in? >> it is going to be a complete mess. some people say well if nafta doesn't go we go back to the free trade agreement. somebody said this morning it was conducted the the last cently doesn't take into account we have a situation where if you don't have regulated trade among the fr the draw bridges and putting up the motes and we'll all be poorer as a result. all those cross-border ties that hidden wiring that we talk about that makes this three-way arrangement so strong will start to fray badly. it will obviously have an impact on personalities and how people, canadians, mexicans, and americans regard each other. i think it's bad politically, a disaster economically, and this particular part of global real estate will affect the rest of the world. >> is it problematic? because we could work as a unit in negotiations with other p

city, where he won the league cup. banks was safe in the leicester goal. he was awarded the first of 73 caps in 1963. his reliability and agility pivotal to english football's greatest moment three years later. today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute. sir geoff hurst hailing banks as one of the very greatest. and the recognition came from rivals, too. the german fa describing him as a fierce opponent and a good man. although england fell short at the next world cup, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil with the save of the century. pele! what a save! quite how he denied pele and a header that seemed destined for the net dumbfounded everyone, not least banks himself. ijust get my hand to it, and it goes in that direction. and honest to god, i thought it was a goal. when i hit the floor, boom, like that, the position now,