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. >> ho-ho! >> ho-ho! look at that! >> oh, gosh. i mean, look at all that. we're ready for a barbecue out here now. >> you know, and you got a clean zone. i like it a lot. >> you know, before, it was clean, but now it's, like, really clean. >> [ laughs ] >> i mean, it really is a difference. yeah. that's nice. >> all right. >> announcer: sweeping is a hassle. corded and gas blowers are a pain. wet/dry vacs take forever and are frustrating to use. no wonder there are so many chores we put off. now there's a tool that makes all those jobs faster, easier, and more efficient than ever before -- the worx air. with eight attachments, it's the most versatile sweeper/blower available anywhere. and now for a limited time, you can get the complete worx air system at an incredibly low introductory price. call or go online right now to find out how. >> i was skeptical because it is so lightweight, and i'm thinking, "oh, well, it's cute but what is it gonna do?" it's incredibly effective. >> i feel like it's a household tool. he feels like it's one of his tools, so that's

jeanne moos nn >> oh ho ho ho ho >> reporter: new york >> vicki: moms, grandmas and their kids rohnertebounderz trampoline park let all moms jump free today for their special day. kids got to play trampoline games with their moms, jump in foam pits. and play basketball while catching some air. the park has the largest tramploine in the united states. which helped moms all around the bay area float and fly for a great mother's day. that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> jason: its championship for the warriors but apparently meant this has not got the memo . lebron james all the promises of win. way to use with the clippers did to rockies. an historic win for one of the new golfers.

ho! ho! >> ho! [ whistling ] >> ho! >> my goodness. this is not something you see often. they did get all 31 horses and ponies safely into the pen. >>> a family in fwrooef and community outraged and a deadly police shooting at the center of it all. today the city of madison, wisconsin, is on edge. in an hour one of its officers will learn if he will have to defend himself in the justice system in which he was sworn to serve. the local district attorney here is set to announce whether officer matt kinney will be charged for shooting 19-year-old tony robinson to death. robinson did not have a weapon. this happened march 6th when officer kinney responded to a 911 kbaul tony robinson jumping -- call about tony robinson jumping between cars attacking people. the family reportedly says robinson may have been on hallucinogenic mushrooms, what they told the local paper. kenney says when he reached the scene, the door was open. he went inside where robinson assaulted him, forcing him to shoot. an autopsy found robinson was shot in the head torso, and arm. his lawyer says the offic

hey ho, ho, ho. luda! >> jimmy: they actually thought it was ludacris the whole time.of the country is finally enjoying some warm weather, a snowstorm hit colorado over the weekend. denver got 5 inches of snow. or as stoners put it, "whoa, how long was i asleep for?" [ laughter ] "is it christmas yet? i hope santa got me that new board. ah, it's the same old board. maybe he cleaned it. no he didn't. hey, maybe i traveled all the way to the present." [ laughter ] "back to the present." that's the new screenplay i'm working on. >> steve: "back to the present?" >> jimmy: "back to the present." i'm going to send it to steven spielberg himself. >> steve: oh really? marty! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, this is sweet right here. i heard about a teenager in indiana who took his 93-year-old great- grandmother to prom. [ audience aws ] the prom went well, although it got weird when she left with someone else. [ laughter ] "don't wait up!" no. >> jimmy: and finally, this weekend, when president obama spoke on the importance of community college, when he gave the commencement address

. >> ho, ho, ho! >> what is this? >> anybody get $500 yet from him? >> i don't know. , though. that's a big man to be taking a fall. >> and what size is his shoe? >> a 17 or something like that. 23? sorry. >> it's like a swimming pool. >> announcer: this is abc's >>> good morning. i'm kayna whitworth. >>> i'm t.j. holmes. here are some of the top headlines we're following for you now. isis is using social media to urge people to join jihad and start killing on u.s. soil. a full report coming up. >> in the wake of freddie gray's death, attorney general loretta lynch is expected to announce a civil investigation in the baltimore police department as early as today. it will determine whether the department has engaged in a pattern of discrimination. >> the cleveland cavaliers are apologizing for a video depicting a fan throwing a female bull's fan -- you see it there. critics say it makes light of domestic violence. the team says it was supposed to be a parody, uh be admitting now they made a mistake. >> a second row of spikes will soon be placed on top of the white house

. >> oh ho ho ho. >> he went down hard. >> really hard. >> that's 7 feet and 350 pounds. >> there itas trying to leave the set during the halftime show of the rockets/clippers game. the monitor went down as well. >> his size 22 foot. think about that. got caught in a monitor in a cable that was holding him. it sent him tumbling to the ground. he took to twitter. offering $500 cash to the creator of the best -- of the incident. >> i think you get off for more than $500. >>> be interesting to see what comes back. >> when he runs to the big board behind him he tries to beat him. >> all fun and games until shaq is laid out. >> abc 7 news continues. up next, the church message leading to vandalism in the north bay. what's coming up at 5:00 on abc 7 news. >>> coming up next high tech hacking hits the road. how easy is it to take over cars while you're behind the wheel. 7 on your side's michael finney takes a look at that. >> we're going to explain why president obama's visit to san francisco last year is now a piece of photographic history. those stories and more >>> here's a look at what'

oh-ho-ho! hello and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews.e of you might know me from brooklyn nine-nine. but today it's all about millionaire. [cheers and applause] our first contestant feels a bit underestimated. this 28-year-old legally blonde attorney has a lot to prove today. from queens, new york, please welcome kim lazar! [cheers and applause] hello. hey, how you doin'? how are you? >> i'm great. >> now, what is it you have to prove? >> that i'm super smart, and i'm gonna win a million dollars. >> [laughs] so what do they say about you?

oh-ho-ho! hello and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews.e of you might know me from brooklyn nine-nine. but today it's all about millionaire. [cheers and applause] our first contestant feels a bit underestimated. this 28-year-old legally blonde attorney has a lot to prove today. from queens, new york, please welcome kim lazar! [cheers and applause] hello. hey, how you doin'? how are you? >> i'm great. >> now, what is it you have to prove? >> that i'm super smart, and i'm gonna win a million dollars. >> [laughs]

oh, ho, ho! oh! [cheers and applause] thank you, and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews.ay know me from brooklyn nine-nine and now i'm doing double duty as your host here on millionaire. [cheers and applause] my first contestant has been a game show junkie since he was ten years old. today he came here for more than $1 million. he's out for my job! from chicago, illinois please welcome michael schwartz. [cheers and applause] michael! >> hi, terry. >> how you doing? >> good to see you, terry. >> wait, man. um... [clears throat] i hear you're out for my job. is that what's happening? >> i am, terry. i'm out for your job. i am a game show junkie. i've loved game shows ever since i was a kid. i would always make my friends and family play games with me, but i was always the host. >> well, you know, i think we should have a boxing match and kind of figure out... [laughter] who can be the host? >> well, boxing... >> [laughs] no, no, it's all good, man. you know what? since you're a trivia guy and a game show junkie i'm gonna reintroduce you to our friend the millionair

. >> hey hey ho ho 10.10 is way too low! >> we went on strike. we went through capital here and tried to draw the attention of the media. the president. and everyone else. to get involved in what was going on. >> reporter: since the protests gladden has stepped out of the shadows hoag that his voice may eventually change his circumstance. but for now gladden's daily journey remains the same. the familiar path between the world's symbol of power and opportunity and the subway station he calls home. lisa fletcher, al jazeera washington. >> since gladden shared his story he's received more than $20,000 in donation. that is enough to get him off the streets. but gladden's story is hardly an exception. al jazeera america's new stories, hard earned profiles more hardworking americans and their challenge to make it. their stories begin here on sun at 10:00 p.m. eastern on al jazeera america. tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. that's it for tonight's show and come back for more of "america tonight".

. >> ho, ho, ho! >> what is this? >> anybody get $500 yet from him? >> i don't know.h. that's a big man to be taking a fall. >> and what size is his shoe? >> a 17 or something like that. 23? sorry. >> it's like a swimming pool. >>> making news in america this morning -- urgent warning. isis telling its members to kill americans on u.s. soil. and the staggering number of simple thirzs the fbi believes are already here. >>> one storm sparking a massive fire at a gas well. much needed rain on the west coast as the first named storm of the season churned off the eastern seaboard. and late may snowfall? we're tracking it all. >>> super scandal. tom brady in the hot seat. making his first public appearance since the report was released. >>> patiently waiting. an american couple beating the odds. they have 12 children. all of them are

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ho! hey! ho! hey! ho! hey! ho! i give props to hip hop, so hip hop hooray. no.guys, welcome -- [ cheers and applause ] it felt like that audience. it felt like that energy. welcome, you're here; you made it. you're at "the tonight show." welcome, everybody. thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. we've got a hot show tonight. great show, you guys. we have both snoop dogg and bill o'reilly on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] in other words, we have one guy who leans to the right, and another who passes to the left. [ laughter ] it is very interesting. let's get to the news here. there are reports that hillary clinton is adding people to her campaign team who will focus on preventing scandals. in other words, they just follow bill around and go, "no! [ laughter ] put her down. put her down! no! get! bill, bill!" [ applause ] did you see this? in a new interview, r&b singer ne-yo said that hillary clinton is his favorite candidate, and that if he wrote a song about her it would be called "superwoman." you know, 'cau

(laughs) oh ho ho! (laughs) bing-bing-bing-bing- bing-bing-bing! so lame. away? we should steal it from them so they know how annoying it is. (chuckles) good luck, sisters. not that easy. it's never hard for me. that's what he said. whoo! oh! (speaks gibberish) (speaks gibberish) ha! i don't like this. are we here to buy me a car for college? (laughs) good one, trav. thanks. you know how i've been working odd jobs for extra cash? i really gotta get to school. you will. i just have to drop mr. rockwell off at the mall first. i'm gonna buy pants. well, i'm trying to scrape together enough dough to get my boat back in the water. and as a promotion, this place is releasing a balloon with 2,000 bucks in it. dad, you can't put all your financial hopes into balloon chasing. i mean, you gotta keep buying those lottery tickets. i'm just kidding. don't do that. (groans) what? i want our joke back. oh, it's not your joke anymore. i got you a present, but i'm not even gonna give it to you now. yes, you are. i know. i'm too excited. i hired a nanny. i know you're gonna

. >> hey hey ho ho, on strike. >> we went through the capital here and tried to draw the attention of the media the president and everyone else to get involved in what was going on. >> reporter: but for now gladden's daily journey remains the same. the familiar path between the world's symbol of power and opportunity and the subway station he calls home. lisa fletcher, al jazeera washington. >> you can see lisa's report at 10 7 pacific time. >>> dozens have been singled out by the u.s., and oscar winner susan sarandon talks to al jazeera about the earthquake in nepal and the need for the united states to do more. >> david cameron's conservative party defied polls and scored an outright victory in the u.k. general election. there are big challenges ahead for cameron and his labor party. >> reporter: david cameron still prime minister. confounded every one of the polls, that's allowed him to tell the queen he can now form a government. an election that was supposed to involve weeks of negotiations ended up over by lunch time. >> as i said in the small hours of this morning we will gover

[ laughter ] >> ho, ho! >> do whatever it takes. >> there's no fog in london. >> did you eat?y aren't you brown? >> here's marshmallows. >> we have situation. >> didn't roger make an announcement? >> are you sure? >> did you invite him? >> enough dancing around. >> what do we do? >> do you want me to run down to the deli? >> you want me to put a little wig on him? >> boy, you smell good. >> what's going on? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we'll miss you. i will miss you "next week on 'mad men'." you guys, we have a great show for you tonight. he's one of the greatest comedians working today. he's hosting "snl" this weekend. he's also from "louie" on fx. louis c.k. is here this evening. [ cheers and applause ] so excited to have him here. she is the co-host of "the talk" and she is a lovely person. sharon osbourne will be joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have music from the wonderful joy williams. it's going to be a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] you're here for a good one. moving on, there's been a lot of talk recently about isis and their us

>> oh, ho ho! >> there you go! >> oh, my god!store is shut down for construction, i thought i'd take the staff out for a fun activity to teach them about margins. hey, guys. before we get started in here, i wanted to walk you through why i wanted to bring you here. this vineyard gives us the ability to have a relationship directly with them as opposed to through a distributor. i want to make sure that we're really thinking about ways to enhance margins. why don't we go meet these guys and see what's going on. >> marcus, can i get a minute with you? >> yeah. >> i just wanted to clear the air. you know, i'm trying to do what's best for this business, and i've been in it a long time, and i think i can bring a lot to the table. >> as long as you and i can have an understanding that if we're gonna have good ideas, let's just communicate and collaborate about 'em. >> absolutely. >> all right, let's go. thanks. hi there, i'm marcus. >> welcome, marlowe. >> marlowe, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> al paul. >> al, nice to meet y

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. >> life on the streets of saigon, or ho chi minh city. >> ho chi minh city is the new revolutionary name, as they call it. >> jim i wonder. if as that film suggests things were returning to normal so quickly in saigon after the communist troops took over. if that's true, first of all does it stay that way now that most of the foreign press are out? does it revert? or if it does stay that way, those thousands and thousands of south vietnamese who fled fearing a bloodbath fearing reprisals, were they all terribly misguided and mistaken? >> it's probably safe to assume it's not going the stay this way forever. i talked to a number of cadre local communists in saigon. they seem to suggest that things will remain much as they are right now for perhaps three months. and there will be a very gradual tightening. new restrictions. >> controls. >> new controls over the population. this may take a very long time. the policy does seem to be gradualism. but during this period of normalcy, one is struck by the numbers of people that came to us asking about their families they had sent to america.

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when we were here last commissioner woo ho asked about where the revenue is coming from in the project i think you were right commissioner woo ho we were over stating the importance of special events in the economic of the project, when it's really the office revenue is the economic driver in the project, it's just that special events flows to net cash flow that's why it's the difference between the base and high case you will see in the low case five events a year 46% of the revenue is generated from the office use 20% from the restaurant and 13% from special events. in the high case 20 events per year special events grows to 38%, office, 48, and restaurant at 14%. tmg in response to your we commissioner brandon related to the lbe utzation program tmg, has produced a utilization program. it's attached to the report, we have looked at it. it includes good faith outreach and a project specific website, it has clear and objective website, for lg -- contracts awards to lbe's i would note that the new legislation that the board of supervisors passed would not require this lease to produce this lbe utilization plan because they're n

ho asked about where the revenue is coming from in the project i think you were right commissioner woo ho we were over stating the importance of special events in the economic of the project, when it's really the office revenue is the economic driver in the project, it's just that special events flows to net cash flow that's why it's the difference between the base and high case you will see in the low case five events a year 46% of the revenue is generated from the office use 20% from the restaurant and 13% from special events. in the high case 20 events per year special events grows to 38%, office, 48, and restaurant at 14%. tmg in response to your we commissioner brandon related to the lbe utzation program tmg, has produced a utilization program. it's attached to the report, we have looked at it. it includes good faith outreach and a project specific website, it has clear and objective website, for lg -- contracts awards to lbe's i would note that the new legislation that the board of supervisors passed would not require this lease to produce this lbe utilization plan because they're not entering into an agreement plan with the city, but tmg produced a plan regardless of the requirement similar to peer 27. with that i'm going to turn it over to brad benson to talk about the rest of the items. >> thank you elai ne. good afternoon commissioners, brad benson -- they're not being set up or taken down, so there is going to be some constrained access to the that space, we have been consulting, quite a bit, with the fire marshal about the use of this space in order to lease it for a warehouse dead storage kind of use, there would need to be exiting, up to the jog of the peer it's hard to see on this slide, it's approximately where the one is by rebuilding, the apron but building a small ten foot wide concrete existing a pron we can provide that access. so the lease provides that the port will be able to lease out that space to a third party. and we think there is, based on important rents, there is a good portion to be made there we will need to continue consultants, with the fire marshal and will likely come back to the port commission, with a plan of improvement with the rate of return, based on respective leasing in that space we talked about occupancy in the peer i will say this plan includes more office and restaurant type use, than we have historically had in the bulkhead building, for a while made us worry with the use of the rear end of the shed we talked about that. with the fire marshal, and the chief harbor engineer, and we think there is use for dead storage use in the back of the shed. elanie mentioned, there has been negotiation with members of the south beach some of who are here today and tmg, of the types of events going on in parcel c, those would be corporate events limited public access high revenue generating events the public has asked for, tmg, agreed to two events a year two could be scheduled in advance the others would be 30 days of the planned event, when there is no other conflicting event planned for this space, it would be added with no cost to the fee so they would have to pay for security, janitorial services etc. and the groups would have to get all the necessary permits but we're pleased that tmg has made this into a public space. we have been port staff and tmg, and premier structures their joint venture partner, have been communicating, with the commission today today, you are asked to make an on the burden act, the port has gone to the state commission and ask them to issue a letter, finding a project consistent with the public trust. exhibit d, to your staff report, includes, trust analysis in consultantation with tmg, and land state commission and that further the purpose of the trust or land time use that will be available for water taxi public access on the north apron the spraunt use, and now the event use, the publicly oriented event use in parcel c. in closing, the port staff recommended rationale for lease approval includes the following the project meets, the rfp goals of bulkhead restoration rehabilitation use and services and ongoing port revenue today, we believe it balances, appropriately risk and award, this is an old facility there are conditions, risks our partner is making a substantial investment we think there a good balance for both the port and tm g. through a long term lease like this we will reduce part harbor fund obligation with capital backlog, insurance claims, we believe we have come up with interesting, financial incentive structures, to promote improvements to the peer over time, future sea level rise risks, and the like with that we recommend approval of the lease, elane and i are available to answer any questions you may have >> thank you. any further presentation is that it is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second >> we have public comment. first speaker i don't have a card -- katy little >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is katie lidel, i'm the south beach neighborhood association first of all, i have to say i'm excited, peer 38 is going to go back into use, it's a gem everybody in the neighborhood is looking forward to having it treasure again. tmg's plans for restaurants, and event space look terrific, after the april commission meeting, some of us were concerned after hearing about the 20 fairly high end events that were going to take place there, commissioner woo ho you are the one that asked about community events so thank you. we wanted to urge that the space, the event space be made available for a broader-based audience with maybe some community type things nonprofits profits, whatever types of things. so i'm happy to say that alice rogers and i, also of the neighborhood association, met with tmg last week and talked about what brad just told you about and have come to an agreement i think we can all live with that is the 12 events the two we can serve six months ahead of time,ened and the other ten within a 30 day window, tmg said we're going to be a good neighbor we appreciate that. i think we're okay with this. i have a one last request, a small one, i think the restaurant is going to be one with white table cloths and crystal glasses i would like to request that that kiosk have a to go -- so those of us walking by, to grab a bite, passer buys to make it more affordable otherwise we're happy, we thank tmg, and the port for working with us.

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