gosh, perhaps jeff white, our housing program manager might be able to provide -- >> unfortunately i don't have the answer off the top of my head, but we can provide that information with you. and transbay, i can just address, as far as rfps that have been issued in transbay for affordable housing, one of the projects was awarded to mercy, one to glitch housing and one to tnbc. >> i know mercy is doing a good job, but which is is presented of golab? mercy's partner, what is it? golab? >> mm-hm. >> is he here, anybody? >> they are not. the project today is affordable only so the block six project was the combined project with golab but this project is being fully developed by mercy housing . >> have they done any project with us before? >> golab, i don't believe so. block six and seven was the first project, the first rfp that was issued prior to dissolution and that was awarded to the team golab and mercy. they're based out of chicago, although they're fully compliant with our local hiring professional services and hiring goals. >> okay. >> commissioner mondejar. >> i'd like to hear

the white house now says it has a plan to defeat them. abc's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight air strikes to protect the dam in western iraq. against islamic extremists. president obama will address the nation wednesday trying to lay the ground work for a broeder mission while assuring americans he's not engaging in another long term iraq war. the u.s. is flying surveillance missions over syria looking for targets to cripple isis. >> we are going to degrade and ultimately defeat isil the same way we have gone after al qaeda. >> reporter: this week democratic congressman adam smith voiced skepticism of the severity of the threat. >> there's no evidence that's sis is plotting in this way that bin laden was doing for 99/11. >> senator ted cruz saying to defy the objective. >> we ought to have an overwhelming air campaign to take them out. >> it's an open question. if the president will even seek ung congressional approval but inviting the top senate leaders to begin making his case. >> thank you. and as jeff mentioned, th

jeff's right. at the same time what about the white house. john kerry has been forward leaning meeting with the iranian counterpart and wanting to push that along. is the white house eager for this or not? >> the president is very eager for this. i think you know and jeff knows that this is something that has been on his list of foreign policy victories he wants to net before leaving office. that's why you saw an extension. there was never any doubt that that was going to happen and while you may see him get more deeply involved, the interesting thing about that is last year the white house built up expectations for some sort of exchange and this year they are playing it a little bit different and downplaying the expectations. i think that there is just a little bit of a game going on between the two sides that we are starting to see. it will be interesting to watch it play out the rest of the week. >> great to see you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> jeff goldberg as always, thank you. coming up this hour, we will hear from the preside

this island is known for lush vegetation, white powdery sound, temperatures, jeff, in the 80s. >> itks a little too small for me. >> it also comes with planting permits if you want to build a hotel. >> thanks for watching. >> too small. >> see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> on our broadcast tonight, our nbc news exclusive, ann curry with the president of iran who says isis wants to kill humanity. also why he calls this u.s.-led coalition to destroy isis ridiculous. >>> front lines, now at least 13 massive fires torching california with a deluge about to slam the southwest. >>> manhunt for a sner on the loose who opened fire on police described as a survivalist. now schools have been shut down because authorities say he could be anywhere. >>> and meredith's message as she adds her voice to all those now talking about domestic abuse. the story from her past that has touched a nerve today. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world qu

strategy for dealing with the ruthless isis terrorists, the white house now says it has a plan to defeat them. abc's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny has the word now from the white house. >> reporter: air strikes to protect the dam in western iraq, signaling the expansion of the fight against islamic extremists. president obama will address the nation wednesday trying to lay the ground work for a broader mission, while assuring americans he is not engaging in a long term iraq war. no ground forces but the u.s. is flying surveillance missions over syria looking for possible targets to cripple isis. >> we are going to degrade and ultimately defeat isil the same way we have gone after al qaeda. >> reporter: his speech one day before the 13th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. but on this week, democratic congressman, adam smith voiced skepticism about the severity of the threat. >> there is no evidence that isis is plotting and planning in the way bin laden was doing for 9/11. >> critics say the president must turn his talk into acts. senator ted cruz said the president should seek congressional approval to d

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jeff. >> reporter: good morning, george. as the white house focused its scope on isis, foreign policy is back on the front burner of domestic politics. republicans are unified in the criticism of the president, but divided on solutions. last night in new hampshire, senator ted cruz sounded the alarm. >> this nation feeters at the precipice. >> and offered a scolding assessment of how the u.s. is confronting the threat from isis. after bringing gop activists to their feet, we asked him what to do. >> we ought to have a direct, overwhelming air campaign to take them out. >> reporter: in iraq and syria? >> the focus should be iraq. but the real focus should be taking out isis. within syria, it should not be our objective to try to resolve the civil war in syria. >> reporter: you said the u.s. should bomb isis back into the stone age. should that take congressional approval? or does the president have the authority to do it on his own? >> it should absolutely take congressional approval. >> reporter: but not all republicans agree. on friday,

. >> reporter: the challenge for the white house is getting enough jittery democrats on board without scaring off republicans. for "this week," jeff zeleny, abc news, capitol hill. >>> let's take on all of this now with white house chief of staff denis mcdonough. mr. mcdonough, let me start right away and ask if we've identified the executioner in those videos. >> i don't have any particular news or analysis on that for you, martha, but obviously we're doing everything we can to find that out and everything we can to continue to keep the heat on isil. >> do you think this will mean that the british will now join in air strikes with the u.s.? does it strengthen the coalition? >> we obviously underscore to stand side -- shoulder to shoulder with our ally and our close friend, the uk. exactly what form that takes, is it going to be something that will develop over the next -- >> do you have anyone at this point, any countries that say, yes, we will join you in military action and not just support? >> right, and you'll hear more about this from secretary kerry who is obviously in the region and has been working this and he'll be testi

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> and we will have more tonight at 11:00. and breaking news from the white house, where there is new information about the man who jumped the white house fence and ran in five. -- inside. post" reported zalez made it farther inside then we were in blue generally -- we were originally told. >> there is a very different account from what we were previously told. they say the report comes from multiple sources. they say that the fence jumper made it through the unlocked front door, overpowered one secret service agent, and kept going on with a knife, storming into the first family living quarters and ran into the east room, finally tackled by a second agent at the door to the green room. they say a box near the front entrance had either been muted or turned off. we spoke with the secret service to get a better response, and the agency said no comment, but the director will have to answer some very tough questions tomorrow as she appears before the house oversight on government reform committee. is set to begin at 10:00 tomorrow morning. roz plater, abc 7 news.

white knuckles on jetblue. >> smoke engulfed the cabin where you couldn't see the person next to you. >> pelley: jeff pegues onhis airbus made an emergency landing. and lee cowen with gordo the wonder dog who suddenly became the star of a tv reality show. >> oh,

jeff, it may not arrive until wednesday. >> glor: carter evans, thanks very much, the first family is back in the white house1 following fridaynight's security breach that saw a man jump the fence with a knife and run to the unlocked front doors. and today we are learning more about the intruder,:y gonzalez, a military veteran julianna goldman has details. >> the secret service says it has increased security around the white house whileá investigates friday's historic breach. representative mike rogers who chairs the intelligence committee told cbs news that secret service needs to be, quote, upping its game. >> i think what you have seen is that they are not doing their audits, their checks, their test runs to make sure that people are up to the right standard. >> reporter: the white house says it hasóñ investigation. but representative peter king told fox news that internal audit isn't enough. >> theuy;thing about having a vt on, as we know he did have a knife, so this demands a full investigation. >> reporter: the secret service says its agents may have shown constraint because gonzalez appeared to be unarmed and mentally

audience, keith martin who heads up the consortium of universities for global health, jeff crowley who's a form toker white house chief on aides who's now at the o'neill institute, miked the ard of -- stoddard of georgetown's institute of health studies, john monahan who's been involved with the o'neill institute and is now the special assistant to president dejoy ya on a range of issues, including health issues. tim and linda o'neill who made the o'neill institute possible through their vision and generosity and, of course, to the faculty director of the to kneel institute, larry godsden, who really is just a visionary in global health law and who has done so much to focus us on this crisis and to bring us here today. so we brought together the most influential speakers in the country from the cdc,. doctors working on the ground in west africa, as well as global security experts. this is the convening power at its finest. thank you all for being here, and let me turn things over now to dr. godsden. >> thank you very much, bill. we really appreciate you taking the time to come. what i'm going to do is, fir

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a couple who once had their eyes on the white house now facing decades behind bars. here's abc's jeff zeleny. >> reporter: they had dreams of being president and first lady. but they're convicted felons. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen found guilty of trading their power and prestige for luxury gift and cash. accused of giving the owner of a diet supplement company special access to government in exchange for ride in a ferrari, rolex watch, fifth avenue shopping spree and tens of thousand of dollars in cash. the mcdonnell's once sold themselves as the ideal political couple. he carried her over the threshold of government nor's mansion. in court he painted a stark picture of a broken marriage that left him spiritually and mentally exhausted so. bad he said they were barely speaking and therefore could not have conspired to accept favors. walking into court, mcdonnell smiled. >> i'm sure they will do the right thing. >> reporter: when the verdict was read he sobbed. the couple faces decades in prison. jeff zeleny, abc news. >> an active volcano triggered a s

audience, keith martin who heads up the consortium of universities for global health, jeff crowley who's a form toker white house chief on aides who's now at the o'neill institute, miked the ard of -- stoddard of

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white house intruder. what the secret service apparently didn't reveal about that security breach. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking clouds moving into the bay. we'll have details on what this means for the morning forecast in just a few. >>> it's been held up as the shining example of a broken va system nationwide. the va hospital in palo alto is a clinic that works, where veterans don't have to wait for care. >> but tonight we have evidence that suggests otherwise. war heroes waiting months and even years to complete their care. investigative reporter steven stock is here with us and the story. stephen. >> reporter: raj, jess, whistleblowers have come forward to us with evidence showing a serious and long backlog of care exists at palo alto too. not on the medical side of things but at the dental clinic. the promise to veterans made by president abraham lincoln in 1865 is memorialized in bronze out in front of the va medical center in palo alto. >> they need the best treatment that we can give them. >> reporter: but former dental lab technician george geddes says he witnessed firsthand pal

jeff, what does this mean for u.s. action in syria, where isis is also gaining ground? >> reporter: good evening, rebecca. the white house and pentagon say there is a significant break through with the air strikes in iraq. but one u.s. official tells me it's like putting out a brush fire in the broader fight against isis. the question still facing the president, whether he can make the case for expanding military action in syria. congress of course is very skeptical. and even members of his cabinet are divided over whether limited military effort could be successful here. but this is a top agenda item as the president travels to europe for a nato summit. he is trying to build a coalition in the region for possible expansion of the military fight in syria. rebecca. >> a lot on his plate. jeff, thank you. >>> and that isis threat is fuelling a refugee crisis in the region, millions of syrians fleeing their country. many of them to camps in lebanon. our cameras are right there, david muir and our team on the syrian border, where children board pickup trucks taken to work in the fields supporting their families at just

see inflation at grocery store but going right to the source, jeff flock at an illinois farm showing, not telling. >> i just talked to joe whitewho said, you know, is this, do you root for a big crop and low prices or do you root for less after crop and high prices? >> american farmer is always looking for a big crop. that's what we do best is produce. >> that's what the government said yesterday. putnam members up. i tell you, this really tells the sale. the prediction from u usda. 171 bushels an acre. the old record is 164. that smashes the record. >> you're right. it is a big crop. as i said, the american farmer has once again surprised with their productivity. >> is there anything that can derail this? i'm looking at this field. we had great moisture. look at this mud. that's what we've seen, beautiful growing conditions. now you want it to dry up, right so the crop dries because you can't harvest too wet. >> we can harvest, costs more to dry it down. we have to get it down to moisture level to sell it at. >> is there anything that can derail this? we put up increasing estimates. we'll look another chart that is increasing

jeff glor reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on president obama's strategy to defeat isis. we'll get the latest from the whitebs morning news" for this monday. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and it is monday, september 8th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. stories we're following today: back to school this morning, for the philadelphia schooll district. what won't student and teachers have when the opening bell rings, we will tell you. >> caught on camera, group of teenagers beating up a mentally challenged man. police make two arrests and are looking for more. >> just when you thought the eagles were down, they get up again. how about that? second half come back, as the birds showed the come back. >> any given sunday. let's check our forecast, katie over in the weather center good morning, yes, coming off nice long weekends, you know, actually looks as though it will

white police department has a pattern of discrimination. >>> a verdict in the high stakes case of rising star in politics. former governor bob mcdonnell taking money and gifts a spendingt all with his wife. jeff zeleny with what the jury decided. >> reporter: they had dreams of being president and first lady, but tonight, they're convicted felons. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen -- found guilty of trading their power and prestige for luxury gifts and cash. accused of giving the owner of a diet supplement company special access to government in exchange for rides in a ferrari, a rolex watch, a fifth avenue shopping spree and tens of thousands of dollars in cash. the mcdonnells once sold themselves as the ideal political couple. he carried her over the threshold of the governor's mansion but in court he painted a stark picture of a broken marriage that left him spiritually and mentally exhausted, so bad, he said, that they were barely speaking and ther livelihood, his freedom. >> reporter: witnesses who saw him pull into this parking lot in a panic on the way home from work say he looked truly devastated. >> i heard of cries of a father who just lost his son. >> repo

jeff glor reporting. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on president obama's strategy to defeat isis. we'll get the latest from the whitebs morning news" for this monday. i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com "cbs morning news" for this monday.ws" i'm marlie hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com an for frank mall . >>> good morning everybody, it is monday september 8th. >> yes, it is monday, frank is off, coincidence? >> let's start with the weather. rabbiter it, how -- roberta, did you get any sleep? >> yes, about two hours. >> well, you look fabulous. good morning, rise and shine, heading out the door, temperatures are on the mild side, 50s and 60s and later today we are talking about 70s to the mid-to high 80s with your full forecast straight is headed. >>> and this early monday morning, northbound 880 approaching san leandro and more roadwork, we will tell you all about it coming up. >>> a popular south bay trail remains closed after a mountain lion attacked a six-year-old boy. the animal pounded on the boy during a family outing yesterday afternoon. julia g

jeff ranieri, cloud moving into san jose. thick fog in san francisco. we are tracking the fog as we head throughout your saturday morning. how long it will lingeren a einw minutes. . >> the white house evacuated. the first family was not there. a man jumped the fence. across the lawn and made it inside the white house. secret service agents took him down as he entered the north portico doors, columned entrance that faces pennsylvania avenue. it is not clear why he did it. agents stay he was not armed. president obama and his daughters left on marine one a few minutes earlier. >> she has been dubbed as erin brokovich world, fighting a scheme that milked americans out of millions. >> that woman lives here in the bay area, turning pain into fashion. >> and the story with a mom on a mission. >> reporter: more than $26 million in six years, how much one company defrauded almost 2,000 victims across the country. that is until it came across ingrid robinson who on her own was able to topple a financial giant that was illegally charging people desperately in need of money. all this work she did from her house in marin county. for a mother on a mission, this was the promiseland. >> whe

psychologist jeff guardier and national correspondent has been tracking the story for us. this is going national and reaching the white house and dennis talked about it over the weekend. does this make the appeal untenable? >> these new elements continue to keep this and keep the pressure on this league. pete arson will be participating in meetings and practices. he is expected to play this weekend. that means next sunday we will be watching the vikings and continuing to have this conversation. we learned that the nfl is trying to get in front of this. not just with the announcement of that vp of social responsibility, but as personalitias -- she used to run the sex crimes prosecution in manhattan. that's a significant hiring. it doesn't calm the outrage and the folk who is flew the goodell must go banner. they told me this morning they will do it next weekend as well. >> it doesn't change the approach that they are launching their own investigation. do you see anything more than that happening? >> the nfl reaches out and i was wondering, who are they going to hire? i could have told you who are they going to hire and

today, we are at the white house in south africa, jeff, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you and those on the west coast. let me start by saying things work differently in south africa than back home in the u.s. the verdict, a long process. the judge explains why she reached the verdict before announcing the verdict. we have breaking news we mentioned. the judge today ruling out premeditated murder and lesser charge of murder because there's not enough evidence to prove murder. she said he did not intend to kill his girlfriend, but could go to jail for culpable homicide. oscar had to fight his way into court today. inside, the moment of truth, the judge reading her ruling analyzing every witness, 37 in all including oscar pi tstorius himself. >> the accused was a poor witness, he failed to witness properly and self-examination given the fashion that he was more worried about what the impact his answers cause rather than the questions asked. >> reporter: but in a courtroom bomb shell, the judge did a complete 180 saying she believes pistorius that it was an acci

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we had a meeting with the white house, a meeting with the department of homeland security. we've done all of this work through coalition. so, jeff, i want to tell you, that we get it. that the young people get it. and the final word, i just want to say, there has never been a successful movement in america, never been a successful movement of african-americans that wasn't inter-generational. that it takes the elders and young and in between. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> to your question, there are young people who want to be listened to. a lot of people we're trying to get them to do something with a methodology they're not interested in. you show me a city, you i will show you a young people that will care. we're so busy telling them how to do it. they know how they want to do it. we need to listen. [applause] secondly we need to support them as advisors, not as directors. they have already got coalitions of their own. >> right. >> sometimes it is about creating a bridge. many know in the last 48 hours td jakes sued kendrick lamar. he used a line of td jake's message in his song. t.d. jakes' folks are suing him. i f

white house. a meeting with the kep departmef homeland security. we have done all of this work through coalition. so, jeff, i want to tell you it, that the young people get it, and the final is thatust want to say there has never been a successful movement in america, never been a successful movement of african americans that wasn't intergenerational. that it takes the elders, the the in between. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sir, really quickly, i want to your question, there are young people who just want to be listened to. >> yes. of times we are trying to get them to do something a methodology that they are not in.rested you show me a city and i will show you young people that care so busyimes we are telling them how to do it. how to do it.now we need to listen. we need to support them as directors.ot as they already have coalitions of their own. >> right. >> sometimes it is about bridge. the many of you know that in the hours that jake sued kendricks lamar. in miss songsage and the folks are suing him. i felt like it was a real to say all for jakes right, brother, let me talk to you about th

white house weren't discovered for four days. when the president and first lady found out what had happened, they were fear use. julia pierson will appear on capitol hill today where members like jeffhaffetz is pushing for reform. >> every single one failed. that goes to leadership, it goes to protocol and it goes to training and she needs to answer those questions. >> reporter: in all of the string of embarrassing incidents the secret service has tried hard to keep a lid on information that's been made public. as one administration official put it to me, there are dwhaes we don't want to answer but it will be difficult when pierson appears before congress later today. >> juan zarate worked inside the white house, he was a top aide to president bush. juan, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> let me begin with helping us understand how this could possibly happen. >> well, this is a serious and troubling breakdown in security. the secret service' core mission is protect not just the president but the 18 acres that the white house sits on. and this was a breakdown at every level. a breakdown in judgment. a breakdown in the layers of security. and certainly, a breakdown in proto

built around comforting white people so they did not have to be around black people and therefore they would stay redlining in neighborhoods is built around the same idea. >> jeffhat do you make? we need to play greater diversity in music, something a guy in his 40s, not so much hip-hop and gospel which is apparently what they were playing a lot of. >> i was more sympathetic to what kareem wrote in at time.com. like all businesses they want to increase customer base. most of the people who hold season tickets are white. how can we get more white people in the building, that's what he was concerned about. it was a legitimate way to get more people in the arena. he expressed himself in a horrible way. it's appropriate that he's selling the team. adam silver who should be commissioner of baseball as well as basketball. he said at his first press conference, we are a league that is overwhelmingly black among the players and overwhelmingly white among the owners, so we need to be more sensitive than most on this. >> it is just a sensitivity issue? >> no, that's a problem to even phrase it that way. when you say the reason that you need to be more sensitive is becaus

things about white atlantans who don't want to sit next to black folks than he is actually about black folks but you read it differently. >> of course. i played for the hawks and shoutout to jefforford, the two hawks that were there when i was there in 2011. i looked at that and it sounded very familiar. i remember hearing integration, a lot of the talk was this is just business. it's just your black face is going to bring down our property value. you can't hide behind the umbrella it's just business right now in 2014, you just can't. you can make the same case saying no slavery. it really wasn't that we thought you were less of a human being and we were able to make you human chattel, it was just business. it was profitable for us to do this and build our country on your backs. so we can't excuse and say that, okay, it's racism in the form of business but we can't say it doesn't have anything to do and is not racism at all. and you have to understand, what he did is the same exact thing that -- from the clippers donald sterling and his wife shelly sterling was saying they don't want black or brown people to move into their apartment complexes which resulted in one of the bigg

we had a meeting with the white house, a meeting with the department of homeland security. we've done all of this work through coalition. so, jeff, i want to tell you, that we get it. that the young people get it. and the final word, i just want to say, there has never been a successful movement in america, never been a successful movement of african-americans that wasn't intergen rational. that it takes the he willers, the young and the -- elders and young and in between. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> to your question, there are young people who want to be listened to. a lot of people we're trying to get them to do something with a methodology they're not interested in. you show me a city, you i will show you a young people that will care. we're so busy how to do it. they know how they want to do it. we need to listen. [applause] secondly we need to support them as advisors, not as directors. they have already got coalitions of their own. >> right. >> sometimes it is about creating a bridge. many know in the last 48 hours td jakes sued kendrick lamar. he used a line of td jake's message in his song. t.d. jakes folks

to be giving jeff miller, the chairman of the veterans committee, a call after the show and we are going to get to bottom of this. >>> first, let's go to mike allen. he is the chief white for politico and he is here with the morning playbook. we have been talking about the challenges the republican party has and talking about how they should be on their way to controlling the senate. that is what everybody was talking about a couple of months ago. oh, the battles are all and the red states will win this thing pretty easily. it's not looking that way as the official day after labor day campaign season kicks off. >> no, you're right, joe. 63 days to go and there is no wave, there's no surge. the republicans say they are facing drags that still include the shut down which really hurt the brand. they are being outspent by democrats in many places they didn't expect to be. so just to set the scene. the last midterm election in 2010, republicans picked up 63 seats in the house. we have a series starting today about the house that says the pickup this time may be about six. joe, people have been saying five to ten for a while and they hoped 11. but the president couldn't be m

we had a meeting with the white house to my meeting with the department of homeland security. we have done all this work through coalitions. so, jeff, i want to tell you that we get it, that the young people get it. the final word i want to say is that, there has never been a successful movement in america, never been a successful movement of african americans that was not intergenerational. it takes the elders, the gown, and the end between. >> thank you so much. really quickly of want to make sure to your question, there are young people who just want to be listened to. a lot of times we're trying to get them to do something with the methodology they are not interested in. you show me a city, and i will show you young people that care. a lot of times we're so busy trying to tell them how, they already know how they want to do it. we just need to listen. then we need to support them as advisers connaught directors. they already have coalitions of their own. >> right. >> so sometimes it is just about creating the bridge. many of you know when the last 48 hours td jake suit can become more. kendrick lamar use the line of t d6 messag