hughes as a comment. >> joe, i have a couple of quick questions i hope. on 440 turk, it's a $20 million bond, 440 turk was owned by hud and occupied by san francisco housing authority. did the city buy the property? is that in the 20 million? >> what i -- what i do know is the real estate is working toward the purchase of the property so that in order to develop the 440 turk street, the numbers i have seen before at least for the majority of the $4.7 million that were part of the first bond sale would be allocated toward the purchase of 440 turk street. the remaining funding would be from general funds. >> so the remaining funding -- excuse me. the remaining funding for the purchase. >> correct. >> okay. and so additionally then inside the $20 million bond there are homeless service sites and additional sites, correct? >> correct. >> and we will get a breakout on those also? at some point? currently we have on sheet nine, we have got the executive summary for the homeless service sites, the $20 million bond, citing one location and there are others pendin

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i would go 25, joe is still 25, and you 50. lemonis: i feel like you havehave enough of a vested interest that it's meaningful to you, too. 25% is not enough, in my mind, for you to have, because i also gave him 15 grand back. i want to pay off all of the debt, all of the payables. i want to put $30,000 into developing a new collection. i want $30,000 of cash in the bank. i want to put $4,000 into a web site, and i want to put $10,000 into marketing. giordano: okay. lemonis: what do pay yourself today? giordano: i pay myself lunch. lemonis: that's it? no wage? giordano: no wage, no. lemonis: i'm going to advance you $20,000 so you can get back on your feet. -giordano: that's amazing. -lemonis: i'm investing in you. joe, he's going from 25 to 10, but he's also getting 15 grand back. giordano: okay. lemonis: and now he owns 10% of a business that has no debt and a ton of cash. the inventory must be liquidated, and you have to think about clarifying what your product offering is. -giordano: sure. -lemonis: we have a deal? giordano: yes. deal. lemonis: you bett

. >> you know, i didn't have questions joe, i just wanted to report to the committee on the phone discussion we had last week about this project and closing out there of. i want to elaborate a little bit more on the subcontractor claim that is outstanding from khss, joe? >> correct. >> against web core and the action that web core has taken to involve the city. i'm just going to say based on what joe told me, it doesn't sound like a real strong claim. joe gave me the contact name of the woman, the person in the city attorney's office, elaine o'neil. ken, do you know her? okay. i'll talk to you later then, about the scope of the claim and it sounds like what's called a total cost claim and they're going to have a real hard time prevailing with that based on my experience. so as i said, i will follow up with ms. o'neil with the particulars and follow up. >> what is the total financial risk of this claim? >> 18-20 million? >> that's correct. that's an estimate. i have not seen the actual documents from the subcontractor but there has been discussions of up to $18 million claims from the subcont

you may have heard it with my panelists about congressman joe kennedy being able to deliver the speech. i want to share this with you for anyone who may have missed it. >> i love joe kennedy but that's the old narrative. we need to understand what we're dealing with and come up with fresh approaches. it is about women and the military. why wouldn't we have a woman in the military giving the rebuttal? my question is, the democrat cannic party seems to be doing the same old thing and not understand the party has to be more aspirational. >> what do you think of those like him who think kennedy is the wrong person to deliver it? >> i think he's wrong. even if he weren't the inhair or the of a tremendous he family legacy that has given so much to our country, the fact is joe is one of the brightest and most eloquent democratic members of congress that weflt he like myself are two of the youngest members of congress. i have to laugh when joe is called old. i'll have to tease him about that. the fact is, you will see him tuesday night, joe kennedy was a great selection. >> te'o say i have a cous

i think the senators themselves should have more say. i mean, if joe manchin knows that some roles should be changed and what they should become i'm sure there are other senators that would like some changes. ,o i would leave it up to them the 100 people in the senate to make their own rules. there has to be some changes i think it is clear. i want to give you guys kudos for airing their shut all weekend. i know there was a lot going on. i watched that shutdown from i amt start to finish and so disappointed in our government and leaders. they go in and give these speeches and you can just see the falsehoods on them. were mitch mcconnell, the first bell i would bring up his becausethe military every democrat said "we are for funding the military, we want to find the military, we tried to do it we tried to find it separately." tomorrow morning mcconnell lot to put the funding for military up there and let's see what the withnment -- democrats do it. you have all the records, you know when these funding bills are put to floor and then the minority party g

i'll tell you something else this book touches on, i think, joe. people have a tendency, and by people, i mean me, people have a tendency to look at a certain mess sometimes, say in a white house, and simply assume it's a little better than you think. it's a little more normal, it's more stable. the wolf book paints a portrait that makes you think it is worse than i thought. and that, i guess, is my big attack aw take away on it. >> mike barnicle, again, we've said this for an hour, there are going to be many debates about quotes and were they attributed correctly? were they supposed to be off the record? these facts are facts we've all heard off the record from people who worked for donald trump and also republicans on the hill, but one thing not in dispute now are all of donald trump's closest aides and advisers during the campaign. other than family members, they're all in their own way working with bob mueller now. you have the national security adviser mike flynn who was closer to him than anybody else on the campaign. traveled with him more than anybody

with i is bring them in, i'll make a el doochl we'll get the country working again. >> and i think, joe, you have to separate out a daca fix from the broader immigration debate and the wall and border security and visas and legal immigration in reducing that, and i think that's -- if there is something the base can see that looks like a even just a digital wall, more border security enhancement with troops or border patrol agents down there, that's probably sufficient. daca aside so many want to fix that, i think probably trump doesn't have as big of a problem with the basement but he said something really remarkable yesterday in that conversation and that was, i don't think that this is going to be that complicated. i mean, really? tell that to the republican party, which has tried time and time again to come one some type of comprehensive immigration reform fix and failed and especially tell that to the republicans who are around in 2006 when they tried to tackle this issue and then because of immigration and a combination of other factors, lost the house, the senate, and democrats to claim a m

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reasonable partygoers view there are these parties that once long ago i used to be invited to where you didn't just know the host but joe is having a party and can i say that long ago marijuana was present at the parties and it just isn't obvious that the reasonable partygoer is supposed to walk into this apartment and say i've got to get out of here. it seems a little hard but they are subject to arrest, so how do i think about that question? i think the overarching point is that as i said, when a partygoer goes to a house if it turns out it actually is vacant and they are intruding, the police encounter upon the situation-- >> they just know that joe is having a party and they are having a good time. >> i think that is an entirely possible inference to draw but it's not the only entrance and here there's a number of things that suggest that isn't what was happening. it's not just that it looked vacant and the people would be able to observe that this looks like a situation where we should not be. it's that the individuals had nothing to dispel the probable cause. if anything they reinforced it. none of them knew who lived there

the thing joe and i have been talking about for long time, wages, we think it's relatively slow goingch bring you to 2.5% on average. joe: can we just pretaped tomorrow's segment and do the whole thing? then we will run this tomorrow. i think it's unbelievable that the market only waits for inflation as usual. we're still not quite seeing the actual inflation data. rarest parts of the labor market index, were seeing signs of wage inflation but were just not seen it in this report that comes every month. scarlet: what are the patterns we can extract from what we do see? torsten: one thing that is important, if you look at wages for lower skills and lower education, we've seen a fairly significant lift in wage inflation. minimum wage has gone up, the retail sector, it's a tight labor market. skill and low education part of the labor market. the mystery is why the unemployment rate for people with college degrees is 2%. were still looking carefully at what is the composition of where wage growth is an jobs. that will be very important tomorrow. joe: it's an interesting dichotomy. can som

they actually came as regulatory change in the aftermath of the -- neil: if she is right, joe, i have no reason to believe she's not but one of the things you could argue in the extreme case let's say jim stack is right. maybe housing though isn't the leader it was or influencer, pardon the term, that it was and other things come to the fore to help the economy this time without housing. what do you make of that? >> i totally agree with your view which is first, i don't know if it is your view -- neil: it is which is dangerous, extremely dangerous. >> well the one thing i know we don't have these the supply of capital issue we had in the past with very lose lending standards. the banks are very well-capitalized now. what led to the decline, two things happened, pricing became completely untenable and banks were not able to support it. we don't have the bank problem now. we have markets that are frothier, some are fine. we have offsetting increases in in income, definitely, unlikely almost impossible to go back the way we were 2007 and 2008. you likely to see certain markets flat line

the economy, and i don't believe that >> i didn't quite get that i heard that i didn't quite get joe, i havewhole thing on qe either that qe, which caused high stock market valuations caused a negative feedback to the economy. >> i like it >> it's generally good >> right because of the wealth effect >> i did a story on not too long ago. a bunch of the extra consumer spending that's out there is coming from the. >> it are help everybody it are help the wealthy more, which is a mathematical true inch >> so when we repatriate the trillions and it goes for buybacks and dividends, you're okay with that >> no, i'm not okay with that. i would like to see it directed towards investment. >> i p there was a cbs thing, and i think it's right that a lot of americans do get tax cuts i think that's going to be good. it's going to be helpful >> in the short-term >> in the short-term it will be. >> we'll see >> and maybe in the long-term as well if this stuff goes into productive assets. i want to see them give wage increases and bonuses are one time wage hikes are a different matter >> but what does cnbc,

what happened to lindsay group >> time for a change >> and you said, okay, i have a bleak view of the world. i come on and tell joesquawk" every time i'm on that things are bleak. used to be that way. so you go to bleakly financial you found a firm to describe your world view. >> i'm an optimistic cynic >> you did say something in makeup, you said i got much more bullish when what happened >> yeah. >> when trump got elected. you can say it a business perspective, absolutely but still central banks screwed this up. >> and we were talking about evans and kashkari what do they need? 4% unemployment, a rip roaring global economy what do they need to think maybe we're too low? >> kashkari has dissented every time, which implies he thinks the fed funds rate should be at 0.65 >> evans, i agree with you on that >> steve, thanks for coming in. >> lou, thank you for joining us >> lou, lou. >> joe >> i have done it, in a while, lou. okay thank you. peter is sticking around >>> coming up, shares of builder lennar and the other one, kb home are on the rise after both companies said the lower tax rate would boost future earning

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>> joe, i have resisted comparing what's going on hear what watergate because i always thought that was in the history of the presidency, it cost the president his job, obviously. and it was a searing experience for the american people. but now there's beginning to be a whiff of the tactics, at least, in this white house that we saw during the days of watergate. how it turns out i can't say but it's clear the white house is trying to create an alternative reality is how i would describe it. look at this and you'll have to give as much credence to this as what mr. mueller is able to find out. i don't know what the american people are going to buy, they have another channel promoting that idea as well, but when you say it with great confidence the american people are tired of this, they know what's going on, that's not what i find when i go out there. they say we'd like to get a resolution so we can get on with our business and they are getting on with their business outside of the beltway. they're doing well with the economy, states are organizing themselves and at this point i think we

if i have to answer the question, the one that i am most puzzled, if you will, about some of the decisions he made during the war, in fact all of them, would be joe johnston. >> i am sitting right here. [laughter] >> but i don't hate him. i really don't. i have a lot of respect for him. i don't understand, and i am not saying i disagree, because i wasn't there, and i do not know what information he had, but from 150 years away and a million miles away, i have a lways wondered why did he do this and why did he do that? there's not a general on either side that i dislike. how was that? >> good. >> i think in terms of who was most hated, it depends on the constituency. i think ben butler was most hated in new orleans by a lot of people for a variety of reasons. i think joe johnson was most hated by people in richmond. it really depends on who is doing the hating. if i had to say the one who came out of the war with the most problematical reputation, it would probably be ben butler. as we have heard, that depends very much on the criteria you use to evaluate him. if you are looking at him as a general, maybe that is deserved. if you are looking at hi

and with that, i yield to my friend joe crowley. are mr. crowley: i have never seen a rush to create web sites and hashtags to deflect blame because of their inability to govern. they control every facet of government today. they control the supreme court. everything. every level of government and can't do the most basic responsibility of government and governing. and that is to pass a budget. that is to pass a spending bill. the c.r.'s, the continuing crmple r.'s are hurting our preparedness as a nation as a military and domestically. democrats continue to stand ready to work with our republican colleagues to advance the cause of the american people. the american people expect that much and the least they can do is show they can govern but they cannot. let me turn to my colleague, ms. sanchez. it's pretty clear that a group of folks standing behind me and the american people believe this is no way to run the government. the american people expect congress to make tough choices and get its work done and democrats are committed to stay as long as it takes.

i have done to this family. i have a lot of regrets. this is one of the biggest ones i have is to kill somebody, you know. >> people versus joe leija. >>oom. my parents are going to be there, my mom, my dad. my aunt, my uncle, my brothers and sisters. it makes it way easier for me. >> as the proceedings get under way, the victim's mother takes the podium and reads her statement to the court. >> i still don't understand why you had to pump six bullets into my son. it just goes to show what a cold-blooded killer you really are. it seems to me taking a life came way too easy for you. now i wonder how many other lives you may have taken with no remorse. you didn't just shoot a person. you shot my son. you took a very big part of our lives away and that piece of the puzzle will always be missing. i hope you rot in prison for the rest of your life. even that will be too good for you. brad didn't deserve to die the way he did. he died a very violent and lonely death. no one should have to die that way. rot in hell, mr. leija, because that's exactly where you deserve to be. you need to be off the streets so you can't hurt anybody else. i pray

joe's throw not bad. d.c., hope you had a great day. i love you brother. >> he's glad you're there for him. throw doesn't have the same ring to it. >> it doesn't. joe is still a little upset it isn't called the throw. i got your back buddy. >> abc7 news continues now online, twitt

but he was constantly -- so, anyway, i feel like that -- i will agree with joe or, i think joe's son, we really need to have a better, more honest way to communicate about this. we all want the same things. we want more affordable housing. we want to keep our teachers, firefighters, emts in this town. anyway, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. or if there is -- any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, we'll close public comment and open it up to commissioners' comments and questions. commissioner johnson? or commissioner koppel? >> commissioner koppel: let me acknowledge my predecessor, in your years of service up here, good to see you back in the room. now on to the project, just going down the list of bullet points, this is something that a lot of us can not really argue with. replacement of an existing goes station. not only on site bmr, but the additional extra bmr. transit-oriented development in the mission, which has its two-part stations. a local, family owns, multigenerational teller. and these are more likely to build their projects, instead of what we're encountered wi

have no conscious or actual experience. that's what this is going. >> i don't understand what you just said. i know that joe himself so they could all sing harmony. cloning is great for narcissists. people like me who hate themselves, it's a nightmare. i imagine man looked up at the sky but what human needs is cloning answer? i want 27 of myself. >> my point is that it's people thinking they can harvest organs. like if you have one classic car in great condition that you have six of the same model in your backyard for parts because it's hard because is not been made anymore. so you have these other cars that you can take parts from. >> you just keep about you chained up in the garage? i broke my arm, number six, come here. i'm excited about this. i want to clone of me. i can raise me the way i want to with their parents or foster people that are very. it be great, be me and just me. no child support just me. >> your clones will have the same problem you have. >> no, because i will fix them. who better to take care of me than me when i'm old. [applause] in a divorce marriage in bad relationships think it's a

we have tremendous support to get something done tremendous, joe. i think something will get done. >> i want to ask you a davos question because we're here and i don't know, i even get taken over by this whenever we're here, we talk about wealth disparity, income inequality not just globally, but everywhere >> big problem >> big problem a resurgent united states, a strong growing united states makes a world of difference, not just for the united states but for the world in general i'm wondering if you did -- if you were able to keep gdp or if the united states grows at 3%, 4%, and we have the coffers, we can do a lot with 3%, 4%, it's totally different than when we don't have money >> different country >> do you have a way of addressing the skills gap and education? as a business person, you sovr probl solve problems >> we need vocational schools. >> will that be something? >> it's a big factor for us, but i want these big companies coming in, toyota's coming in we talked about apple apple coming in with a big presence many companies -- chrysler is co

god isn't a muslim only they want a very bad do rule to look at him and i'm glad that the joes i get that have visited the start of each other may share in nobody what he said not a shell of that not that i thought o.j. be joking but started the question does not does that set of what are cynical at the start. but. there was such as usual me going my own. life for women in kabul may be a little easier many middle class families move here so that women can work and their daughters can go to university without fear of reprisals. or. women's rights campaigner rotch was born here imprisoned when the russians invaded she was then forced to leave the country she felt compelled to return when she saw how women were being treated under taliban rule and one of her greatest concerns today is the threat posed by an registered girl's madrassas. you if you keep your goals you not only tell them about you know what does this make laws or and all the rules and regulations and that's wrong but to teach them about everything gets to teach them about science to teach you about history about geography but then a

i expected. it does speak to have intense this rally is. the pop-up they could make ends of your forecast and we're already there. scarlet: four business days in. joe the rest of the year off. i want to talk to you about -- about theant to talk focus we have had not only in the united states but over in china. do not missine is that at some of the old industrial shifts we are seeing, a.rticularly in china goo white line is the run-up we have .een this is normalized from december 2016. they added $101 billion in market cap over the last 12 months and it has held its own versus the likes of 10 trends and alibaba group there. these are all mutual points. they are attributing investments on online services and rising demand as the middle class expands. the messages do not look at the new tech stocks, with the old ones that are adapting. quickly, i will show you another chart that i have on the valuation. it is trading at a valuation of 17 times reported earnings and it is tha at third. interesting comparison there. very what'd you miss? i think. scarlet: there's your opportunity because most people missed that one. i'm looking at commodities. they have

i have fulfilled a lot of what i've said. i'm only here a year i think i have four years, and maybe another four years we'll see what happens. >> i'll tell you -- >> joe>> yeah. >> we have a $71 billion a year trade deficit with mexico. we have to do something. we can't do that will it be renegotiated? we're trying i think we have a good chance, but we'll see what happens >> all right let's talk more about the president's comments joining us right now is greg ip, the chief economics commentator at "the wall street journal. great to see you here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's dig into this when it comes to the trade deals if this is a precursor of what he's going to say when he addresses the crowd in 15 minutes' time, that's quite a bit more open than people had anticipated. >> there's two donald trump's, there's conciliatory donald trump and confrontational donald trump. when he's in the united states in the campaign mode you often see the confrontational donald trump. i think the signals we've seen from him in the interview and officials this is more conciliatory mode. that's the tone you'll see this afternoon. i think it will be encouraging, upl

i don't have a question. i think joeerview suggested they want a chance to come up with their own plan to give to mitch mcconnell to convince him. >> i feel this smells like it could get punted. do you buy that? >> probably the likeliest outcome. joe manchin mentioned going medium. >> not a path to citizenship and smaller population -- a path to citizenship and smaller population and the border. >> the reckoning at the usa gymnastics and usa olympic committee and then more reckoning with hillary clinton a little bit of a story in the "times" in 2008 her campaign somebody was accused of sexual harlot. the campaign manager wanted to fire this person and hillary clinton stepped in and said, no. ruth marcus today eviscerates her on this. and says why can't she admit that was a mistake? >> i think you're right. ruth marcus is right she should have admitted it was mistake. hillary clinton has a very difficult history with men in power abusing their position in terms of sexual abuse and harassment. i think that the hillary -- o

have not picked up so far. me, joe, ifsurprise average earnings went up 2%. but iup waiting for that month. >> i think the fed is with you of forecasting when that will happen. chairman of ever court. enting an apartment in manhattan is getting cheaper. bloombergs. scarlet what'd you miss?" enting in manhattan is getting less expensive, the city flooded with new apartments. estate praisal and consulting firm joined bloomberg today. >> i think it's a little early factor in the new tax law, i think it will ultimately favour developers. the tenants probably will not benefit. he problem is we have had an incredible volume of new development in the form of exceeds what we have seen in luxury condo. and so the problem is supply. and that is why we are seeing record concessions set in at of the burrows - and queens.urkeland >> how is it changing, landlords have been given sweeteners? now they have to drop the side rent. and we are talking about a rent much $2,295. >> exactly. to think of this is rents are coming down from a to a high level. in other words, you shouldn't m

joe's throw not b d.c., hope you had a great day. i love you brother. >> he's glad you're there for him. throw doesn't have the same ring to it. >> it doesn't. joe is still a little upset it isn't called the throw. i got your back buddy. >> abc7 news continues now online, twitter and mobile >>> thanks for watching. i'm kristen sze, on jimmy kimmel, thor himself, chris hemsworth. what color are we >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." rescuers go to an abandoned house, where they spot vern. >> or as they call him, big verp. >> see what it takes to lure him out. >> ooh, a gorgeous dog. >>> a dash cam captures some odd activity. >> don't they look shifty? >> yes. >> how they pulled a bold crime in broad daylight. >>> grandma gets a blanket with a special lining. >> that's what you wanted that shirt for? >> the story that will hit you right in the heart. >>> and a clever gender reveal with -- >> the boiled egg roulette game. >> oh my god! >> see all the drama down to the last two eggs. >> three, two, one. >> wow. >>> there are two sad things about this video. number one, this beautif

i don't have a good answer on that. joee to come up with their own plan that they can put to mitch mcconnell and try and convince him that should be the starting point. >> i feel like this smells that it could get punted even farther along. >> probably. joe manchin talked about going big, medium and small. the white house proposal is medium. go small. codify daca. not a path to citizenship in exchange for the border provisions. >> all right. there was the reckoning, i guess is the best way to describe it, reckoning at the u.s.a. gymnastics, reckoning with the u.s.a. gymnastics. there's been more reckoning with hillary clinton, a little bit of a story in the times that in 2008 that somebody was accused of sexual harassment. campaign manager wanted to fire this person, herman cain stepped up and said no. rich marcus just eviscerates hrk on this. heather said, i think you're right. i think ruth marcus is right. she should have admitted that it was a mistake. hillary clinton has a very difficult history of men in power abusing

with that, i yield to my friend joe crowley. mr. crowley: never before have i seen such a rush to create websites and hashtags to deflect blame from the ruling party because of their inability to govern. it was said before they control every facet of government today. i would argue they control the supreme court. everything, every level of government. and yet they can't do the most basic responsibility of government and governing and that is to pass a budget. that is to pass a spending bill. and the c.r.'s, the continuing c.r.'s, are hurting our preparedness as a nation. militarily and domestically. the c.r.'s are hurting us. democrats continue to stand ready to work with our republican colleagues, to advance the cause of the american people. the american people expect that much. and the least they can do is show they can govern. heretofore they prove once again they cannot. with that, let me turn to my colleague from kale, ms. linda sanchez. ms. sanchez: thank you. i think it's clear that a group of folks standing behind me and the american people believe th

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have helped in the end. >> a couple more wins. neil: i did not know that pay disparity then. probably had a lot of endorsements, right? >> not-- 6 million. neil: joe theisman, so great seeing you. >> thanks for having me. neil: and as soon as he shook my hand, he could break it and he said, no tough questions. he did not say that. thank you very, very much. >> thank you. neil: another guy who could break your handshaking it is chad. oh, sure, looks unassuming, but the guy could kill you with one look and he's keeping track of what's happening on capitol hill. chad, it doesn't seem like a whole lot, but update me. >> we don't have any plan right now to reopen government and what i suspect is that this will take a few days at a minimum for this to play out and we probably don't get any update on what the path forward is until later today. the senate is going to come in in just a couple of minutes at noon eastern time, and mitch mcconnell has set up a procedural vote which might not be taken by rule until 1 a.m. monday, to end debate on a three-week interim spending bill to keep the government open until the 8th of february. so that's the next move t