having a broader discussion imp. >> as we said before the imp legislation itself is not frankly verypful to us in the discussion with larger institutions because of the limits on when was required. >> i'd like to echo i did hear the imp on housing and transportation but from the commission - those tops how we face them will guide the negotiations and so we - we can take those 3 to start with those that understanding what i - what we heard the priorities but if other ones the commission want to us to present on and public input i'll be happy to that. >> the only 09 one is possibly more how they grow from the future how they build the housing and what their quote/unquote campuses is supposed to look like in the future and where they continued to build that may fall under the imp as well. >> all right. the commission will take a break for >> good afternoon welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for commission regular hearing for thursday, february 2, 2017, like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind.

having a broader discussion imp. >> as we said before the imp legislation itself is not frankly very to us in the discussion with larger institutions because of the limits on when was required. >> i'd like to echo i did hear the imp on housing and transportation but from the commission - those tops how we face them will guide the negotiations and so we - we can take those 3 to start with those that understanding what i - what we heard the priorities but if other ones the commission want to us to present on and public input i'll be happy to that. >> the only 09 one is possibly more how they grow from the future how they build the housing and what their quote/unquote campuses is supposed to look like in the future and where they continued to build that may fall under the imp as well. >> all right. the commission will take a break for >> good afternoon welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for commission regular hearing for thursday, february 2, 2017, like to remind the members of the audience that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind. comm

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the loss and that the board of directors and executive management have undertaken stel en steps to imp processes to advance the services to children. >>> the army says it will not be paying the more than $1.5 million in danimages caused whe this blimp crashed in pennsylvania. it broke loose from maryland and crash-landed at bloomsburg in 2015. it caused electrical outages. the army is denying 35 claims saying it determined no government employees or agencies were responsible or negligent. >>> tonight, hundreds are calling on the philadelphia police department to stop posting mugshots on facebook. a new petition criticizes the department's special operations facebook page for posting about accused drug dealers. the petition calls the practice public shaming and an invasion of privacy. the police department tells us mugshots are public records and they are released fairly. >>> the trial of a man accused of setting off bombs at the jersey shore and new york city last year will not start until the fall. he was originally set to go on trial next month. today a federal judge pushed that back

the way that the executive order was imp lamented it the right way. >> 109,000 or 109 people, whateverhe true number is is all that matters. the reality is is that we have 300 million americans that he is trying to protect. some people are going to get hurt in this process, that's a reality. the military fights for everybody. so does trump. that's a reality. hold on one second. the reality is this, you've got people who are going over and fighting these wars who spent years away from their families. they spent a few months being held up in some process to be vetted, it's not a big deal. it's better than being -- >> i respect everything a person who served for our country. i thank them until the end of time. i'm curious about when this ban or whatever we're calling it, there were a visa holders who weren't allowed in. green card holders. >> there is hundred million. speak out when you do it like this, you demonize an entire religion of people. it terrorism no religion. when i was in uganda, i lived there for six months. there is a christian-based terrorist organization. they were rating

imp the danger in this is not just that it has the immediate impact of undermining the criminal background check system, but it potentially blocks our ability to get this right in the future. we do not know what the precedent is for cra's because we have not done that before. what we know is that it says you cannot pass any regulation that is substantially similar to the wh regulation that you legislated up. what is that mean in the context of keeping people with serious mental illness off the criminal background check system. does that mean that we can't ever legislate or legislator regulate on the restr narrow issue of individuals who have their right of financial affairs restricted through social security? or is that it broader prohibition that limits the administration's ability to regulate on strengthening of the criminal background check system in a more comprehensive way? you're playing with fire becausg this is the precedent that we know nothing about. 9 you're playing with fire because you're potentially limiting the ability to ever get this issue right in the future with 90% of a

concord and pleasanton, 4 imps of rain. 3 inches natcha. 3 -- 4 inches of rain. 3 inches in napa.anta cruz mountains 8 inches of rain from this. that is why you see the bright yellow colors. highway 17 a mess by this time tomorrow night. if it is even open. flood watches tonight through monday. heavy rainfall, river flooding, flash flood threats, mudslide, winds don't help. 60 miles per hour gusts. possible at the higher elevations. sustained 35. beginning to see those. trees and power poles down. expecting 1.5 to 4 inches of rain total in the lower elevations by tuesday. 8 inches of rain higher up and wind gusts 65 miles per hour by tomorrow night. winter storm warnings, a mass in the mountains. if you are heading that way, you need time. 24 to 60 inches of new snow in the mountains. snow level 6500 feet. even at lake level they will get a ton and wind gusts 130 miles per hour. it is possible. over night lows tonight, low 50s. sun rise tomorrow morning, 6:57 a.m. and wet and windy through tuesday. and a thunderstorm. into the weekend, we will finally get a break. in fact, let's t

mrntsed an businesses find -- imp mrntsed and business -- implemented and businesses find such ways of cutting pollution. in my part, we call it yankee intuition. mr. pruitt's argument ignores that it's difficult if not impossible to quantify the loss of i.q., increased risk of cancer, or other long-term health effects known to occur when exposed to mercury and air toxic emissions. in mr. pruitt's world if we can't accurately translate the loss of i.q. and dollars lost, the benefit of cleaning up for children is too speck live, unquote, for it to be, quote, necessary and appropriate, closed quote for e.p.a. to act. as a father of three sons, i just find this way of thinking alarming. i have a poster here from a woman in wilmington, delaware, a message from a woman in dwir. wilmington is the northern part of the state where our congressional delegation, our governor, his family lived. i would ask -- this is from sarah in wilmington. she says, i would ask mr. pruitt this. how much does it cost to lose an organ like i have, to lose a parent or child from cancer? how much sick days and

incidentally i think there were very important reforms that had to be imp me med with dodd-frank. i think you have a bill that's this big, that's this big, that expands into regulatory framework that was enabled under dodd-frank that's that big. and in particular in north carolina we had a very thriving financial services eco system precrisis. we had over 100 community banks. we have a couple of regional banks based in north carolina and a couple of relatively big banks in charlotte where i live. now i've seen a substantial decline in the community banks in north carolina and i think that's a national trend. you know the numbers as well as i do. and since dodd-frank regulation has been implemented we've had to de novo bank charter. one is on an indian reservation. the other one is focused on serving the amish community. so we have completely destroyed the lower foundations of the economic -- of the banking eco system in my opinion because it has to be -- because the inflexion point was after dodd-frank was implemented and cfp dprks b and all the regulatory agencies started i think

. >> to get the dramatic look on the outside, she must imp vice. >> i use a pencil and crack the eyelinerg in. that's how i get my eyeliner on. if i didn't do it that way, it wouldn't be dark and it would come off in a second. i get ready every day like one of the things i have left in here. they take everything from you. you don't have anything. i try to keep myself up and positive in here as best i can because i looked a mess when i came in here. i looked a disgusting mess. it made me realize how bad things really were. i was extremely hot. i was doing a lot of dope and i looked crazy. >> ten months earlier, greco was arrested with her ex fiancee chris with a robbery spree that made big news in the small towns of eastern long island. >> this masked gunman was on the loose for more than a month targeting 15 fast food and convenience stores in eight communities across suffolk. >> unprecedented number of detectives and police officers involved in this investigation. >> but fortunately, no one was hurt in the robberies. police say moreno's weapon was a bb gun. >> i wasn't going to shoot any

i think this was specifically for people hiring people and the imp pediments they're being to create additional jobs, hire more people and obviously while the president values their opinion and involved in the past this was specifically a manufacturing -- people who hire people, manufacture grow the economy, grow jobs and that is vastly a different situation. andre. >> i specifically said here next to john to get you to call on me. thank you. a question on russia. secretary tillerson and -- had meetings with the russian counterparts, is the president pleased with the meetings and what comes next? >> both of them had an opportunity to meet with their counterparts in different locations ironically on the same day, i believe that was yesterday. they both had very, very productive discussions. the president was very clepleas with the outcome of that, and i defer to secretary dunford and tillerson on that. >> the where and when for the summit leaders meeting? >> i don't have any dates but will look into that. >> cecil i can't. >> you said you will see greater enforcement of it? >> i'll re

he said his goal for the meeting to improve ties with imp the us, israel closest and and most important alley. >> president trump big supporter ofresi israel, the pre minister's first visit toit t washington in two years. >> breaking details, explosive new york times report says itser of president trump had contactct with russian intelligence officials during the president p a.m. >> those as the white housee h comes it real from the fall out of former national security advisor, general michael flynn. his owngn over conversation conversation cents with the russians. >> livesationwith on capitol hi, good morning. morning, guys, two pretty shocking developments overnight, one, that the fbi told trump about flynn'sflyn conversations with the russians, that he was being less than truthful. t so trump new about. abo >> this they new he could be compromised, and the white house decided to keep flynn onpl anyway. and they didn't inform vicem vi president peng, that's one. two, these continued leakstinu from us intel agencies that are very damaging, the latest in the new york times, has members

not, imp: no, i did probably sold it for more than i paid for it, but it is a very complex formula.f we set out with a pencil and paper, we could figure it out in maybe five years. but i got rid of a tremendous amount of debt. i got rid of a lot of personal guarantees, being personal guarantees to banks. a piece of a loan. basically, if you take the atlantic city properties, i have up to 80% of the taj mahal. the thing is making a fortune. making a fortune, or is it generating a fortune in revenue, but as a fortune plus index and says? -- in expenses? how much of it is net cash flow? a lot of money is flowing in, but the other door, there is money going the other way. mr. trump: i think the taj could have a cash flow of $30 million or $40 million after debt. that is a great cash flow. what do i do with it? the riverside yards, other things. trump plaza, i own 100% of trump plaza. there is this misconception. i sold very little. charlie: why would greenberg from bear stearns say you used to own 100% of assets that were worth nothing? mr. trump: what happened at atlantic city -- there

first of all, 72 individuals, according to the senate for immigration studies, have been imp kated in terrorist activity in the united states hailing from those admissions. point one. point two, the security admission about the countries is based upon assessment of the threat they present today and going into the future. the security situation in libya, yemen, syria, and other countries designated are squarely different today than they were in 2010. >> but, mr. miller, san bernardi bernardino, the point of the president's point of the a full muslim ban, but tapered back, was in response to san bern dee that where the spouse was from saudi arabia. >> you're 100% correct. the san bernardino incident demonstrated the agree which our immigration system is vulnerable to terrorism. the fbi has information right now that would clearly indicate the extent to which massive numbers of court cases are happening and have happened all over the country related to terrorist infill ration of the immigration system. the immigration order spells out a period to put in place extreme vetting across the b

metrobus is on time in addition to the safe tracko t surge 12 impacting the blue imp line with no trainactitery stationton s remains closed. shuttle service availableservic between arlington cemetery andtr pentagon but from virginia your best bet using the yellow w or yellow rush plus transfertrsf at l'enfant and then fromnfrom maryland use the silver line.r i'll let you know if any other metro problems pop up. up any questions at erin fox5es d.c. on twitter. efings definitely starting toti slow down aroundinitel y mstaryd virginia as well.virginia awell. back to you holly and wisdom. w. >> thanks erin.>> thankerin. >>> developing this morning, ts, as president trump works on adeo new executive order abouterut illegal immigration, twoigratioo republican lawmakers proposing their own legislation which would tighten legalwould tigh immigration. grat the so-called rays act would look to cut legal immigration im in half over a 10 year period.0i the bill would put an end toe was created for countries withnh low immigration rates to theiont u.s. as well as stop what some sayesa is an overly broad

countries that have a lot of terrorist activity that has happened, whether or not they've been able to imp and actively engaged in killing people right on american soil is one of the -- to me that's not the standard. it's really about managing the risk and secure the future as much as we secure -- as well as we secure the past. and so as we look forward to an i've-changing world, a very dynamic world where risks seem to accumulate over time, taking a few months to go through and vet the entire process and ensure that we are protecting the american people, it seems to be that that's a reasonable position for somebody to take to have a few months of time to really dig in and make sure that we have the right answers. >> opponents would say that mitigating or managing risks would also probably include if this were indeed focused on that specifically would include people from pakistan, people have saudi arabia where we know that 15 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 were from. let me move on to another element here. the latest cnn/orc poll has that 55% of people who responded see the travel ban as a m

far as tom was concerned this was sweet because of what had taken place but he didn't need any extra impe-- impetus. >> on that, thank you so much. thank you, pleasure. >> thank you, charmie. >> rose: we'll be right back, stay with us. susan glasser joins us now from washington. she is chief international a irfairms columnist for "politico," former secretary of state jim bake setter subject of her new "politico" magazine article. she interviewed him last week for the launch of her new podcast the global "politico." i'm pleased to have her back on the program. welcome. >> thank you so much, charlie. >> rose: what is this that makes jim baker jim baker? >> you know, that exactly is why we started out on this project. the thing that is so remarkable is that he was both the secretary of state but also the gold standard for white house chief of staff. he ran the white house during reagan's first term. he also ran five different republican presidential campaigns. and today you can imagine basically having sort of karl rove and secretary of state all wrapped up in one it is very unusual to marry

and i think you using continued unnamed sources, i think it's actually being impe -- it will be implemented flawlessly because we've done the right thing and gone to these individuals, sought feedback and guidance, and done this in an unbelievably comprehensive way to ensure the departments and agencies that are going to be executing and implementing this fully are aware of what's happening. but there is -- this has been done in a very, very comprehensive way. yeah, sorry. >> reporter: thank you, sean. melanie, cnsnews.com. former labor secretary puzder admitted for a few years he employed a housekeeper. is this administration committed to holding employers accountable when they employ illegal aliens and how does the administration plan to do so? >> i think that issue was something mr. puzder was very forthcoming on. when he recognized the situation that had occurred, he paid all the appropriate taxes and tried to help the individual go through the proper process. so, yeah, we're going to continue to make sure that we hold individuals in compliance with the law. he did the right thing then.

number of tie-ins and wouldn't be necessarily based on preserving the tree sites but a preference of the imp as well based on the number of times so we have the item before you is a change in the total number of trees that will be planted but also on the third street frontage there really is no way to get a 48 inch box sized tree based on currently conditions that is realistic to try to fit 24 inch trees along third street at this point, i'd like to is that we all projects development projects are subject to in lui fees at the end of the project separate from my removal our code requires 11 trees to be planted every tree can't be planted an in lui fee of fees abnormality of separate tree process at the moment the plan was as approved to plant 9 trees it is looking closer to replacement or total number of trees to be 4 on illinois, two exist on third street and plus two more a total of 8 trees short 3 trees we'll assess the in lui fees the key reason to be before you the board placed conditions on the permit about 48 and 60 inch box trees and also the number of trees replacement trees wasn't

complaint that is a supervisor has retal yatd against a whistleblower is season assista-- it is also imp to undue a law whistleblower protections in cases where federal employees refuse to obey an order created by the agency. another area of concern is the implementation of former president obama's insider threat program. this program was created in order to ensure responsible sharing and safeguarding of classified information. it includes a provision prohibiting the use of the program to identify or prevent lawful whistleblower dloerz. we've repeatedly seeing government training materials with terrorist like the ft. hood and navy yard -- and it's generally council's office has implemented whistleblower training for the intelligence community. however, increased congressional oversight may be helpful to make sure this program isn't used improperly. additionally the house should create a whistleblower to train congressional staff on working with whistle blowers and to provide assistance and advice to staff. many of these issues that i've raised in my testimony hinge on congressional overs

we can talk about policy all day but to governor beven's point, it's often about dollars, about imp pennatimes and that's the burden enaeand responsibility. whether we take on with great seriousness and again, just to see the nga get kicked off in a positive way is just a great example and testament of the leadership that we have as part of the group and i think of what we can do and what we're willing to do to make all of our states better for our citizens. thank you on behalf of my wife, great to be here and much more modernized than i remember when running around the halls here back in 1987 but it's great to keeping our eye on the prize. >> thank you, chrisful. >> thank you, on behalf of myself and my wife, before you ask, i'm not the junior staffer. i'm the governor of the puerto rico. it's been a funny couple of events they soluted my staff as the governor so i go under the radar. the only 54 days on the job we've been able to, puerto rico is going through tough times. we're about to submit a fiscal oversight plan within the next 72 hours. we'd like to ask support of the organization a

who work in the coal industry that they say we can compete against natural gas if there are no other impedmts to the competition. if the government is trying to kill coal we're going to lose. but if it's a level playing field, if we have an equal opportunity with natural gas, then we can compete. in fact, the machine you we heard in my story, the harbor master here, he says there is no cheaper way to produce electricity in this company is comb. now he's biassed, he needs more coal. i got to tell you on the other side of this they say they are embracing environmental regulations. they're not against clean water. they said this street protection rule was ill logical, there were e regulations in place. he showed me in back of me, brian, there is a retention storm runoff. all of this coal you are seeing around me. he says they treat that water. he says, you can go into the retention pond and drink out of it. because they are taking care of their environmental obligations. they want it to be clean for their families and the families of their communities. >> contessa, thanks very much. contessa

part of the five imp's agreement. it really -- i's agreement.t raises questions about whether he will go next in terms of not honoring previous agreements and ripping them up and pursuing his own agenda. francine: there is a report that he told the leader of erica that he might send u.s. troops deal with bad ombres in the country. if this is true what does it tell us about president trump? >> again, a remarkably combative thing to say to america's southern neighbor. it is a report in the associated press which got a transcript of the call on friday. again, it comes after trump has already threatened to put a 20% tax on products coming from mexico. they canceled a key meeting. he demanded that mexico pay for the wall. i think it does raise questions about you know, our long-term relationship with our southern neighbor will be and whether he is undermining the mexican government and trying to undermine the mexican economy and what that will mean for the u.s. long-term. francine: he doesn't have a full working cabinet yet but rex tillerson was push

this time riders on the blue line will feel the mostride imp.18 days, keep in mind there will be no trains between rosland and pentagon stations and the arlington cemetery station willl be closed.sed. metro says riders should expectc more passengers on the yellowlo line between virginia and the district. ♪♪ >>> today allow down county man who plead guilty to providin material support to isis will b sentenceded muhammed bail la jalal former virginia nationals guardsmen. he tried to help isis get weapons.weaps. also said he often thought of tf carrying out an tack in supportt of the islamic state. sta >>> and this morning we'reis mo' learning the white house chiefsf cyber security officer is no longer in that position posit according to several reportsts corey louie was escorted fromm his office in the white house. e he was app point beside former president barack obama.. it's unclear if he was fired or resigned.resi. the white house has yet to t confirm news. ns. steve? >>> al, thank you very much.an rek action pouring in this morng after fede re

because of the size and the scale of the program, the imp p improper payments and including payments for people not eligible for medicaid or services not provided are extremely high. the government accountability office i says that medicaid paid out over $17 billion in fiscal year in 2015 alone. to these reasons, it is dedicated as a high risk program by the jao in 24 years since 2003 and despite the longstanding problems in the medicaid program, the health care affordable act is to be expanded to a whole new population, and medicaid benefits have been opened up to adults for age 65 to make less than 33% of the poverty level. and since the enrollment began roughly 11 million americans have signed up under the new eligibility parameters which means that the majority of th r obamacare. and the enrollee care has been far more expensive than the obama administration predicted. the average cost of the expansion of the enrollees was 50% higher. the average cost is $6,366 in fiscal year 2015 which is 49% higher than aca predicted the year higher. that means that not only are the expansion e

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impe imperically, there's no moral equivalency between the way we fight, our soldiers fight and russiadon't poison opposition leaders. >> check. >> we don't assassinate them as has happened in russia two years ago. but, you know -- >> don't assassinate journalists in elevators, mothers of three. >> i have to assume that maybe president trump doesn't know all that history. i want to remind your viewers, he said exactly the same thing on your show. >> right. >> december, 2015. when he said it then, i thought maybe he made a mistake, they didn't think about the consequences of that gross, moral equivalency. but, when offered a chance to correct the record, he doubled down. he must truly believe it. >> adam schiff, i'll go to you and let you both respond to this. he's been saying this since december 2015. he hasn't minced words, he hasn't adjusted, he hasn't edited. i think we can now go with this. unlike vice president pence who tried to translate this, i'm going to show it to you. it's with all due respect. i think vice president pence does a great job trying to manage his situation. it'

number of tie-ins and wouldn't be necessarily based on preserving the tree sites but a preference of the imp as well based on the number of times so we have the item before you is a change in the total number of trees that will be planted but also on the third street frontage there really is no way to get a 48 inch box sized tree based on currently conditions that is realistic to try to fit 24 inch trees along third street at this point, i'd like to is that we all projects development projects are subject to in lui fees at the end of the project separate from my removal our code requires 11 trees to be planted every tree can't be planted an in lui fee of fees abnormality of separate tree process at the moment the plan was as approved to plant 9 trees it is looking closer to replacement or total number of trees to be 4 on illinois, two exist on third street and plus two more a total of 8 trees short 3 trees we'll assess the in lui fees the key reason to be before you the board placed conditions on the permit about 48 and 60 inch box trees and also the number of trees replacement trees wasn't

number of tie-ins and wouldn't be necessarily based on preserving the tree sites but a preference of the imp as well based on the number of times so we have the item before you is a change in the total number of trees that will be planted but also on the third street frontage there really is no way to get a 48 inch box sized tree based on currently conditions that is realistic to try to fit 24 inch trees along third street at this point, i'd like to is that we all projects development projects are subject to in lui fees at the end of the project separate from my removal our code requires 11 trees to be planted every tree can't be planted an in lui fee of fees abnormality of separate tree process at the moment the plan was as approved to plant 9 trees it is looking closer to replacement or total number of trees to be 4 on illinois, two exist on third street and plus two more a total of 8 trees short 3 trees we'll assess the in lui fees the key reason to be before you the board placed conditions on the permit about 48 and 60 inch box trees and also the number of trees replacement trees wasn't