john stewart, the john stewart company. i'm joined by reid devore, bridge housing, with whom we've had the benefit of teaming with on projects over the last 15 years. the most significant one we started off with was 2002, in north beach place, we teamed with bridge to produce a project that you probably see. it's on taylor and bay, it's 346 units. it's mixed use. and this one has a lot of the same characteristics. we are -- this is our 24th public meeting, dating back three years almost to the day, so we have -- our script is pretty well honed. we have met with everybody that we can think of in the neighborhood. there's six community groups. we spent a lot of time with then community outreaching. when i say we, i mean bridge and john stewart community, and our architects, l.m.s., who have done a noble job. very briefly, before we move into some more particulars, i did want to address the issue of who's going to live in this building, and what does it represent for the city? is there any departure from past pattern and pract

think anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will remember john stewartoing on "cross fire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you are doing theater when you should be doing debate, which would be great. it's not honest. what you do is not honest. i will tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on his show and you sniff his thrown and you accuse us. >> absolutely. >> you are on cnn. the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong with you? >> comedians and satire will take on hypocrisy no matter where it cops from. . >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern only on cnn. the next hour of "cnn newsroom starts now. >>> good morning. hope you had a wonderful fourth of july. the big question this morning, can the secretary of state, mike pompeo, get north korea to commit to concrete plans to denuclearize? he is on his way to meet with kim jong-un right now. his third trip to north korea. as one official tells cnn, some experts growing more skeptical the regime is ready to give up its nuclear stockpile. >> will ripley has b

again, the project sponsor would be a partnership between bridge housing and john stewart. there would be base rent fixed over the initial term at $15,000 per year. but there is a residual rent component meaning if project revenues exceed project expenses, the project sponsor would pay rent to mayor's office of housing up to 10% of the value of the property, which is $4.3 million. we recommend approval. >> president cohen: thank you for the recommendation. receiving there are no names from my colleagues on the roster, i will go ahead and open up public comment. any member of the public that would like to comment on items 14-18, come through. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you. colleagues, i make a motion to accept the amendments and also make a motion to approve and send to the full board with positive recommendation. i can take that without objection. thank you very much. at this time, i want to recognize and welcome supervisor katy tang, joining us today. madam clerk, can you please call item 19. >> clerk: item 19 motion to the voters election to be held nov

we always don't agree on every specific, but i'm still a liberal in the john stewart mills sense, which is if you debate ideas, you get better ideas. the worst thing liberalks do is adopt a group think, which is what republicans have done. what it means to be liberal is to believe in a robust debate of ideas and you have been committed to that. just quickly, if i could recognize my two colleagues. john delaney was helpful in crafting the earned income tax credit and legislation, and h p helped to get a coalition behind that, and the real force, is your wife, who everyone in washington knows. so i appreciate that and appreciate the friendship. and jim, i didn't know you were a rhodes scholar. jim comes on the house floor and we talk about the future of work and what it's going to mean in a changing economy and really understands technology and i look forward to exchanging ideas and working together. let me be grief, there is a mckenzie study, which i found very informative, and they -- the study had basically three points. between 2005 and 2015, 81% of american households have had their

. >> john stewart tweaking donald trump as a man baby. back with a campaign to fly this giant blimp of donald trump depicted as a baby during trump's visit next week. a british official confirms that baby trump blimp is cleared to fig fly as a form of protest. this is indeed a dramatic way to troll donald trump and it plays on one of his documented insecurities. trump deeply fears that people think he is basically a baby. and his loyal advisors think of him as a walking, taking baby. consider this bizarre report who reports -- you think you have got to go on tv to talk to me trump shouted at manafort. you treat me like a baby. and saying quote, i sit here like a little baby and watch tv and you talk to me? am i an effing baby, paul? the room fell silent. maybe triggered by this giant baby trump blimp. activists say trump is shameless and insecure, so trolling him is one way to reach him. >> he really doesn't care. the man has no shame. what he hates is when people take the piss out of him. he has a fragile ego. >> it is getting attention

in the crossfire -- >> i remember when john stewart went on "crossfire." it was 2004. d i thought, you know, watching it, i said, this is going to be a funny show. >> can i say something very quickly? why do we have to fight? the two of you, can't we just say something nice about john kerry, right now. >> i like john. i care about john kerry. >> and something about president bush. >> he'll be unemployed soon. >> anyone who enjoyed paying attention to the news and watched "the daily show" will forever remember jon stewart going on "crossfire" and reading those guys the riot act. >> you're doing theater when you should be doing debate. it's not honest. what you do is partisan hackery. and i'll tell you why i know it. >> you had john kerry on your show and you kiss his throne and you accuse us of hackery? >> the show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. what is wrong you? >> comedians and satire when done right will take on hypocrisy no matter where it comes from. >> i think the vice president and is his wife love their daughter. i think they love her ve

. >> joining us now pulitzer prize winning "new york times" winning columnist john stewart first, jiment of the story of the day 4.1% economic growth that's the fastest quarterly number since 2014. >> i know. it's pretty incredible i think the economists will have a field day with this, because it does seem like a textbook case that you cut taxes. you unleash corporations and they do respond with growth. i mean, the flip side is debt and how long it can go on? growth in isolation it's good but there are potential -- including much higher interest rates. i don't want to take away from the 4.1% i was beginning to think i would never see 4 again on those numbers. >> ever? >> many reasons but starting with the notion that took the financial crisis was economies of the world and relatively low population growth, not just didn't provide the raw material for anything. >> are you optimistic? do you think that this growth will be sustainable? i know the skepticisms is out there. you don't decide to spend billions of dollars overnight. it takes time to figure out what you do with it it could ar

caller: john glenn and senator stewart passed a couple of amendments. do you thinkon is that should be enforced and the unequivocaln -- --t the israelis diverted from the plant in pennsylvania to build 10 weapons. is, do you to you think that the uranium, enriched uranium, should be returned to the united states as an effort to show that the u.s. actually is serious about the issue. ignoring the israeli air -- the israeli system. host: you know a lot about this issue? caller: i wrote a book. ofis a result of hundreds documents about the agency and the fbi investigation and inability to do anything about this particular version. i haven't tracked the issue.port control if this is true then it is a serious concern. and there is a double standard about how we treat certain countries in the world versus others. and this threat is eight democratic one. it doesn't matter whether inerials were unsecured allies facilities or enemy facilities. if it comes back to bite us, it bites us. host: we go to texas, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking

or supreme court fans know what it means to get bourqued and every one knows john hancock. jon stewarttried to make the term mcconnelling catch on with mcconnell smiling into the yam a song. that was because the campaign put the video out there attempting to evade a campaign finance rule. it didn't exactly catch on. neither did fetch and that's why they say stop trying to make fetch happen. tonight maybe we can make rand pauling happen. it is definitely a political thing for the trump era. a time when many have rolled over or surrendered to trump actions they once claimed to oppose. the leaders on the religious right or paul ryan enrolling his speakership in something like a witness protection program. there are other republican who's make more of a show opposing trump. the question is whether that's posturing over actions. so consider how rand paul vowed to oppose mike pompeo for his nomination as secretary of state. rand paul said he would do whatever it takes to stop it. forget filibustering. rand paul voted for him. that's classic rand paul. or last summer, rand paul declared himse

malls, a great nightclub, a top theater created really for celine dion and populated by elton john and rod stewarteriences in this 86 acres that constitutes the business. eben: to what extent will sports betting and other states help your other businesses? edward: what we hope we see over time as a general migration of this diversity of experience from las vegas into the regions. the regions tend to be generally more gaming reliant the las vegas, but as they become more and more aware of what kind of successes been created around diversity in las vegas, you should see more of that happen. the new hard rock in atlantic city is a new example -- a good example of that. have 20 restaurants and will be very much about diversity of the experience. about the's talk other part of the population that will have more time. edward: the greatest number of maybe bloomberg this year are 57 to 58 years old. over the next 10 to 20's you will have the greatest number of americans entering retirement or send eight -- semi retirement. positive have implications for gaming and other leisure and hospitality sectors. ju

i had already read mary chestnut, i had read things by stewart,rote with jed john mosby memoirs as well. and i thought no, they are not right. not a good fit. because he is a teenager. he watched. he observed what was happening to his world. and he wrote well. an exceptional writer. expresses himself really well. it's the only insider view of a prominent southern family during the civil war. day-to-day what they do. what happens when an aunt remarries in than a year after her husband, his uncle, dies? that is not acceptable. she is supposed to wait two years. and then she shows up in a , visit. not only that, but she married a baptist. he does not know what to call her or anything. he is quite puzzled by that. and as i said before, it is the only detailed diary in the world of the course of treatment of tuberculosis in the 19th century. pox disease -- i have a physician i was telling about this book. telling him about it, he is from pakistan, and he says it exists there. you can see people with pox disease in pakistan. and other parts of the world. not here. so it is something that othe

caller: john glenn and senator stewart passed a couple of amendments.u thinkon is that should be enforced and the unequivocaln -- --t the israelis diverted from the plant in pennsylvania to build 10 weapons. is, do you to you think that the uranium, enriched uranium, should be returned to the united states as an effort to show that the u.s. actually is serious about the issue. ignoring the israeli air -- the israeli system. host: you know a lot about this issue? caller: i wrote a book. ofis a result of hundreds documents about the agency and the fbi investigation and inability to do anything about this particular version. i haven't tracked the issue.port control if this is true then it is a serious concern. and there is a double standard about how we treat certain countries in the world versus others. and this threat is eight democratic one. it doesn't matter whether inerials were unsecured allies facilities or enemy facilities. if it comes back to bite us, it bites us. host: we go to texas, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my qu

john chester. it is at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. 2018.imary source for ? of this weekend's city spent stewart takes you to love its texas -- lubbock, texas. saturday at noon eastern on book tv. cunningham, conservative growth. >> billions and billions of dollars in the southwest to create this new development, defense oriented society that is both fighting communism abroad and pursuing free-market dreams at home. ofcreates this kind millionaire in the southwest that reinforces these ideas of american ingenuity and hard work and a commitment to fighting. >> sunday at 2 p.m. eastern on american history cd, way visit the buddy holly center. >> the city is part of the fact that body was born and raised here. the center isthe center is heres story alive, to keep his music alive. >> a visit at texas tech university. the largest the nonrelated material outside of the national archives. we have a lot of different types of equipment veterans would carry. we have a lot of different types of radios. the helmet that radios would carry, the first aid kit, c rations,wear, t them from shadow. >> lubbock, te

john whitbeck is out. speake cox placed whitbeck for mobilizing grass roots support and rebuilding the party's digital and messaging operations. >>> the bgest sta race this fall is republican cory stewart challenging democratic senator tim kaine. >>> a district deadline is set for improvements that metro must fix, and if they don't, this could affect your commute. federal authorities say somef the carso not have the chain barriers and hence are not safe. two people with visual impairments have fallen on to the tracks where w barrierse not installed. metro says there's aag sho of the materials they need to install those barriers. if metro cannot reach the deadline, hundreds of new cars wi be reduced. that will reduce servis by 26%. >>> >>> it is a hot one out there and it's going to get even hotter. 9:37 on this sunday morning, and it's already 80 degrees. >>> coming up next week on news4 today, we are "working for you" with another summers vacation idea for you and the family. find out where you canr take y kids for free, all summer long. also we'll take youo an outdoor sanctuary touted as one of the dmv's favorite nature preservations, and that's coming up this week on news4 today. >>

john f. kennedy once a sporting event designed to celebrate people with intellectual disabilities. today the special olympics as it has become known, the attraction was 5 billion athletes from 170 countries. stewartield marks 50 yea rs event at chicago‘s field marks 50 years since the stadium hosted the first vessel olympics. years since the stadium hosted the first vessel olympicslj years since the stadium hosted the first vessel olympics. i was watching you run across that floor. and then you got a gold medal. amelio competed that day as an 11—year—old. inspire a lifelong love of sports. when i did the running 50 metre dash, and i did all the events idid and metre dash, and i did all the events i did and then i kept going, i didn't stop. and i got medals from running andl didn't stop. and i got medals from running and i got medals from bowling and boxing in hockey. running and i got medals from bowling and boxing in hockeym running and i got medals from bowling and boxing in hockey. ifi walk down the street with her, other kids were looking. you know, what is wrong with her, you know. or they would get out of the way. and grown—up people as well, they would just stare. but, you know, now societ

john itbeck is out, he's from loudoun. speaker cox praised whitbeck for mobilizi grass roots support. the biggest state race this fall is republican cory stewart >>> it's all in an effort to riders.ually impaired federal authorities say several cars do not have the chain barriers and hence are not safe. two people with visual impairments have fallen on to the tracks where the barriers were not installed. federal officials say if met free thr -- metro does not meet the cars ne, they will take out of service starting on january 1. t >>> it' best part of fourth of july, but it's the worst for your dog. we have some tips to help your dog get through >>> in just a few days, most of togethering to gather to watch fireworks on the fourth. >> fireworks are a lot of fun, but it can be scary for your pet. here's how to make things easier d lessrightening for them. >> this fourth of july, don't forget about your pets and their safety. you have a sweet dog up forti ad, who is this? >> this is rodeo, and he's an 8-year-old andpp sd mix and he was given up because his family was moving to a place and he was too >> oh, okay, he is a sweetheart, i will say he

stewart mclaurin the president of the white house restoration association. it's my privilege to welcome you on behalf of my staff colleagues and our board of collectors, represented here tonight by secretary john dolten, who is the 70th united states secretary of the navy it was during his term that he named the "uss harry truman" i understand. he has a double connection to tonight's event. so thank you for being here, mr. secretary. we also want to welcome our friends from c-span, who are broadcasting tonight's event. we have a wonderful and longstanding friendship with them and the wonderful work they do to share historic messages and stories. not only across our country, but around the world. i would like to welcome our good friend, mary sessions. the 84th attorney general of the united states and her sisters who are visiting, i recognize her from the great state of alabama, which is also my home state. and her sister visiting from decatur, alabama. she has another connection with decatur and historic decatur house where we are tonight. in addition to our distinguished speaker we are joined by several descendants of former presidents of the united states. susan eisenhower who is with us, ma