president of the jon stewart company. coming up to let you know that i am here supporting the staff recommendation. i also want to as the one person who has been involved in this project since the inception which now spans four mayors, three supervisors, over the last 15 years we have had hundreds of community meetings, whether sponsored by us to work directly with the residents around planning, zoning, parking, everything relating to the projector numerous meetings with the old pac when the development association existed. hundreds of very robust community process and we are committed to continuing that. the development of this challenging site which is mentioned with the complex topography and asbestos bedrock has required balancing and trade-offs especially giving the goals of the hope sf program. rebuilding this affordable community on site which we achieved with no involuntary relocation and displacement of residents. generating employment opportunities for the residents which we are acceding our goals on. creating a

now over to catherine with jon stewart. she will turn it over to the designers and market rate developer. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am with the jon stewart company. tector of development. working on the hunter's view for seven years. you saw the photographs. you have seen the progress to date we have been able to do at hunters view. we build out 286 units of affordable housing and tax credit. we built new streets in phase one and two. brand new infrastuck the. first hope sf project to do so. two new parks and child care center and many other amenities including recording studio built out of numerous conversations with residents over the years in meetings that i led. matt outlined the approvals we are seeking. to extend our performance period for 10 years to allow us to complete the final affordable fazan market rate component. we arwe arewwe arewe are the ope the first project to do to. you will hear about the designs for those parcels today. the re-up will allow us to apply for 20 understand million dollars -- $20 mi

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>> i am catherine with the jon stewart company, i am director of development there. i can say go jackets. i was asked to speak briefly on the community outreach and engagement for hunters view but more specifically for the phase 3 project with the shadow impact. this has been going on for many years. jon stewart company is leading an extensive outreach and community engagement process since 2005 when we took on the project. we met with residents, tenants association, neighborhoods association and bayview pac for years. more specifically with respect to this project and phase 3 and i should mention i have been involved with hunters view for seven years and leading resident meetings during that time. most specifically with block to 14 and 17, the project before you today with the shadow impact. i led five resident meetings focused on the design for phase three. it is focused on the park design mentioned in the presentation. .7 new acre park between blocks 14 and 17. that is a privately developed and will be maintained by the master association. not a rev park park. we

adam smith above all, jon stewart, indeed, those are the two patron saints of liberalism come along withand a few others. >> scott in connecticut, you are own, please go ahead with your question or comment. >> thank you. i would add jeremy benson to your list as well, but profess professor, actually i have two very quick questions, i hope. they are quick. the first is, what are year feelings about state owned bank similar to what they have in south dakota? where the capital for lack of better term stays in the states and then gets redistributed to different projects, infrastructure and projects for mike and what is your second question? >> the other one in terms of socialism my understanding and i am a biologist not an economist socialism is government control the production and come i just can't see how supply and demand can work in our medical system. so, socializing the insurance which pays for medicare for all as an example seems to me a decent idea because. >> i understand. there's the needed overdrive to pay their save their lives so pay anything for. >> before we get an answer fro

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celebrity endorsers have always been back to thomas payne and jon stewart. but this was really a unique happening. >> i agree. >> what else is strange about it is that few people in their memoirs who write about it at all, write about the 1911 parade or 1912, and the response from the crowds. that seems to be a very affecting experience. nobody mentions the league by names. only an obituary mentions it because his wife wrote it and she was a great suffragist. they never talk about it again. i wondered why, was it chivalrous to not ever take credit? were they consummate allies? or was it insignificant in the history of these active lives, and by the time they died six decades later, it wasn't an important aspect to they were. only laidlaws and eastman m ake any mention of it, it's fascinating. george creel, as soon as he becomes the head of the committee of public information, he is not talking about it at all. it's interesting. >> i want to get back to the home life, if you will, a woman goes off and joins the suffrage movement, what does that mean for the h

. - - ray had the distinction of being roasted by jon stewart. carl recently published memoirs title, appropriately, adventures of a boy on the bus. tom oliphant was known as the kid on the bus. even though he s did already wo for the boston globe for four years. after the 72 campaign, he helped managed the globes coverage of school segregation in boston. which one a pulitzer prize. he was rated the longtime washington correspondent for the globe and reported on 10 presidential campaigns. he's been a frequent commentator on pbs and the networks that is known for his inside wit and handsome bowties. [laughter] is also written five books including most recently, the road to camelot with fellow boy, or disability. connie chung, last but not least. we are so delighted that connie has joined us. a true pioneer. only the second female coanchor to coanchor and network newscasts as part of cbs evening news. also a report for nbc, abc, cnn and msnbc. that's in demand. >> couldn't hold a job. [laughter] >> tim krause wrote first that connie disrupted the c

he is the first sitting president to go on "the daily show with jon stewart," which is a late-night satiricalews program that captured the attention of a lot of young people in that time. he goes on "between two ferns" with zach galifianakis, whic is kind of a crazy comedy show. but he understands the power of these people, these forces in popular culture, to get a message to people that he might not otherwise be reaching. susan: however, there were some times during his administration when he cracked down on whistleblowers. the administration actually monitored phone records, subpoenaed reporters, most notably the james risen case from "the new york times." how do we put all of that into sort of understanding of how this administration approached its relations with media? patty: control of image. i think it all comes down to that. that is what all presidents want to do, they want to control the image. he did not like the idea that people were leaking bits of information or trying to get information that he did not want to be made public. so, barack obama is not exactly a first amendment cham

he is the first president to go on the daily show with jon stewart, a late-night satirical news programat captured the attention of young people at the time. he goes on between two ferns with zach geffen like us he goes on a crazy comedy show. but he understands the power of these people, forces in popular culture to get a message to people that he might not otherwise be reaching. susan: however, there were some times during his administration when he cracked down on whistleblowers. the administration actually monitored phone records, subpoenaed reporters, let's not -- mow notably the james rison case from the new york times. how do we put all of that through an understanding of how this administration approached these situations with the media? patty: control of image. that is what all presidents wants to do, they want to control the image. he did not like the idea that people were leaking information or trying to get information that he did not want to be made public. so barack obama is not exactly a , first amendment champion. up until this time, he has prosecuted more journalists an

jon stewart especially. those are the two patrons of liberalism along with a few others. >> scott in connecticut, you are on. please go ahead with your h or comment. >> thank you very much. i would add jeremy benton to your list as well. professor mccloskey, i have two questions i hope. i hope they are quick. what are your feelings about state owned banks and what they have in south dakota where the capital for lack of better term stays in the stat state and gets re-distributed to different projects, infrastructure projects. >> what is your second question, scott? >> in terms of socialism, socialism is government control production. i just can't see how supply p ad demand can work and our medical system. so socializing the insurance which pays for it, medicarece fr all as an example, seems to me a decentnt idea. in need of a drug to save the lives they will pay anything for it. >> before we get an answer from doctor mccloskey. >> scott hung up i was going to ask him who jeremy was. >> i can tell you who he i

in the white house correspondence association where he had the distinction of being roasted by jon stewart. carl recently published his memoirs entitled appropriately, adventures of a a boy on the b. tom oliphant you all know, cruz reported tom was known as the kid on the bus. even though he had worked for the "boston globe" already for four years. after the 72 campaign he helped manage the globes coverage of school desegregation in boston which won a pulitzer prize. tom was later the long time washington correspondent for the globe and reported on ten presidential campaigns. he's been a frequent commentator on pbs and the networks known for his insight with and handsome bowties. [inaudible] [laughing] >> he's also written five books including most recently the road to camelot with curtis wilkie. connie chung, last but not least, we're so delighted connie has come down from new york to join us. a true pioneer, she was only the second female coanchor to coanchor and network newscast as part of cbs evening news and has also been an anchor and reporter for nbc, abc, cnn and msnbc. that's in d

as many people like jon stewart new at the time. i think it is much better, here i think you actually agree that it's bottom up. virginia is a francophone and has lived in france a lot. explained to my host here, and i think you agree the french cuisine comes from the bottom up. it comes from thousands of housewives and a lot of men. thinking up, not some plan to make french cuisine good. if that worked, the german would have the best cuisine in the world. >> host: christopher post on her facebook page, it shouldn't be a dichotomy between capitalism and socialism. some things are better left to the free markets, something should not be. health insurance for instance should be a public good, we arty have socialized medicine for the 65 and older. it should be extended to everyone. >> guest: no, i don't think so. that sounds nice but as i said here's my analysis in one sentence. we've got monopolies that make american medicine veryol expensive. before you throw money at it, after the monopoly has been formed, stop the monopolies. and t

president of the jon stewart company. coming up to let you know that i am here supporting the staff recommendation. i also want to as the one person who has been involved in this project since the inception which now spans four mayors, three supervisors, over the last 15 years we have had hundreds of community meetings, whether sponsored by us to work directly with the residents around planning, zoning, parking, everything relating to the projector numerous meetings with the old pac when the development association existed. hundreds of very robust community process and we are committed to continuing that. the development of this challenging site which is mentioned with the complex topography and asbestos bedrock has required balancing and trade-offs especially giving the goals of the hope sf program. rebuilding this affordable community on site which we achieved with no involuntary relocation and displacement of residents. generating employment opportunities for the residents which we are acceding our goals on. creating a

plus, stephen welcomes patrick stewart and dick cavett featuring jon batiste and stay human. now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: come on! welcome, one and all. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ welcome, one and all. beautiful! beautiful! welcome, welcome one and all, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. today is-- ( cheers and applause ) today is just day one of the impeachment trial of donald john trump. ( applause ) it is a pivotal day-- yeah, it's historic. it's a pivotal day in the history of the republic: soon, we will find out if breaking the law is illegal. ( laughter ) >> jon: we will find out. >> stephen: got to say, got to say, so far, i don't like the odds. ( laughter ) and i'll tell you all about it in tonight's "don and the giant impeach." ( cheers and applause ) >> oh my god. whoa! whoa! i'm soaking wet. ( laughter ) >> stephen: technically, technically, the trial begins tomorrow. today was debate about the rules proposed by senate majority leader and scrotum of the

jon bon jovi and harry love that. keir, appreciate that. >>> up next, martha stewart. she's well-known for her cooking talents.tha has been acting as one of the judges and will be a mentor for the contestants as they compete in camp-inspired games, all while baking, apparently grand prize, a new kitchen full of appliances valued at $25,000. that should be a fun watch >>> next up, daniel craig's james bond is looking at a long good-bye the 25th bond film, "no time to die," is apparently going to be the longest james bond film ever the running time at 163 minutes, 2 hours, 43 minutes. that beats the second longest bond film, "specter," by 15 minutes. avengers end game, once upon a time in hollywood, irishman, all very long movies "no time to die" is looking like no time to run to the bathroom it's out in april. >> good one. >> thank you very much the only thing i did was to write that joke. >>> finally, guys, i figured we should end on lady gaga. dropped a new single it dropped overnight fans are going nuts. it's called "stupid love." it's old-school, classic gaga, featuring her as the leader of a divided group