application was fraudulently submitted by kevin chang using false identities, as were previous complaints regarding our project. we have had neighborhood support throughout this process. while we understand the severity of our mistakes and we take full responsibility for those requests, bebelieve we have been subjected to a range of accusations of those with compromised and undisclosed motives. having no real ability to respond to various statements or developments during the past hearings, we truly felt like ghosts attending our own funeral. our project has been held hostage in a power struggle between d.b.i. and members of this body while charges of corruption swirl around. some say this is the cost of doing business in san francisco, but i hope we agree this is not the case. in this instance, i ask that you stand on the side of due process and approve our building permit. thank you for your time and consideration. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm liz bridges, attorney on behalf of the applicant. i just want to make two comments. one, i wanted to address the issue of the third unit

jason: a couple kevins, just changing the world. bret: and then you have people at warner bros.seeing a ton in the streaming world, a lot of people reshaping how we watch tv. carol: more of the top 50. jason: the incubator and match group is up to $10.5 million this year. levin worked on wall street right out of college. but when he brought him over in 2003, he became a real dealmaker. here's my exclusive chat at the world headquarters in new york city. joey: i came to do mergers and acquisitions, which is what i was doing as a banker, and barry had told the market he wanted to spend $10 billion. that was for acquisitions on the internet. i thought sounds like a lot of fun. this was 2003. the internet was not popular. people said advertising doesn't work on the internet. we're not buying eyeballs anymore. this is overdone. we thought there is still opportunity. we spent most of our money and in travel. we were very active in that. i got to know barry and the vice chairman and we were all very involved in this process. it was a great group of people. i learned a tremendous amount

i am telling you that kevin never changes. westbound 80, it is going to be crowded.it is going to add time to your commute. if this is your commute, allow extra time because those are two tow trucks. of they will be getting that out of the way that rather soon. let's talk about the bay bridge that is backed up for about a teen-20 mentally. i will 101 independent i will follow 101. in the commute, 280, heading up to the westview valley. at 6:39 am, let's go to steve. >>> let's get to it here. fog, drizzle, still there. there is a little hint that this will lift northward today. marin county north, there was still be some off and on drizzle. the rates are coming down a little bit. rain returns tomorrow. private cooler and breezy on sunday and monday. the peninsula south bay, even if you can get an hour of sun, that temperature will rocket up to 66, 67. a lot of moisture streaming up. if you want to say pineapple connection, it is standing mid latitude. it is warm. no cold air in place. this type of pattern can produce several inches of rain. there is still rain in the

a programming note, house minority leader kevin mccarthy, china analyst gordon chang.e hope you will, us then and stay with us now as next we take a look at where we standw in the trade talks with china. trade czar peter navararararar lou: welcome back. we are continuing our discussion about the findings of inspector general michael shore winds' report on fisa abuse previewing his testimony in front of the judiciary committee. we'll be taking that up with mark simone tonight. mexico's top cop has been accused of protecting el chapo's cartel. he oversaw the federales is facing drug trafficking conspiracy charges in the united states. prosecutors say the sinaloa cartel give luna millions of dollars to help get their drugs. corruption, anyone? the white house and radical dimms today reached an agreement to move ahead with the president's historic trade deal, usmca. speaker pelosi even called the trade agreement much better than nafta. the white house today said the deal could create 350,000 jobs, raise gdp by 3% to 4% annually. it could be a welcome' deal for canada and m

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target audience however the removal caused a backlash on social media to channel executives change their minds kevin oh it spoke to human rights activist peter tatchell and media commentator gina luton about that. this was just a handful that sought to include women who love each other and that is a fact of life and christmas is all about love and coming together you know i can understand what the fuss is about you know if i saw a card or a verse or anything with a man or woman kissing i think beautiful wonderful i love it they were viewers they were watching it they were thinking hey you know if i'm going to talk to my children about sexual orientation i'd like to have that conversation with them one on one i don't really want to come in the form of a christmas commercial and that to some people is understandable i mean doesn't mean that they were necessarily bigoted or that this was in any way anti-gay it might just be that they wanted to be the ones to have that conversation with their 5 year old is there any reason why a channel which describes itself as family friendly it shows 1st 2 shows this

did anything change yesterday? kevin: no, nothing has changed at all.n the senate where i think the attention is starting to turn, they are saying you might have republicans who will be under pressure, susan collins, mitt romney, who will take issue with the president as they have done for the past several years. in terms of voting to remove or convict the president of these actions, they do not see the calculus changing. is, ise parsing of this impeachment a political process or a law process? which is it to be assembled in washington? kevin: political, absolutely political. last night in talking with some folks to our very inside of the beltway, they have really said that essentially the polling on this as it relates to these key battleground states in terms of the 2020 presidential election, michigan, wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, you look at the polling of independent voters and they are shrugging their shoulders. that might not be too consumable for the president's base for the far progressive movement. in terms of where middle-class workers are o

kevin is hearing this from some of his sources. in terms of the timeline, it has changed. it is now earlier. how does that change how we should view whether or not this was improper in terms of the president making this reach? issue, one of the big issues has always been what did the ukrainians know and when did they know it and how they interpret what was going on in washington? we know from some of the testimony that came out that there was a lot of concern the or nervousness on the ukrainian side trying to figure out what the u.s. is doing and who speaks for the united states. we had the parallel tracks going on between rudy giuliani and some people associated with him and more of the official track done by state department officials. at the center of that is the temporary ambassador, bill taylor, who is dealing with both times and himself trying to wonder what was going on. then: that what you said, difference between rudy giuliani and the state department is going to be fascinating to watch as that unfolds as the month and years ahead. switching to north korea, we wer

. >> no-- >> stephen: kevin mccarthy said what's changed about that?, i said i would hope that it would be bipartisan, but if they're not going to honor their oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states, i cannot be held up by that, whether it's in the house or in the senate. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: let's talk about-- there's a lot of talk about due process and as you said you laid out what the rules will be, what the processes will be. could it be just about anything? because we had hillary clinton on here a couple of months ago. and she said, "oh, there are no rules, you can kind of make it up as you go." could you just do "red rover, red rover" with half of the democrats on one side and the republicans on the other and see how many will come running across? >> it's not likely we will do that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: but it's possible. >> no. in the presentation of it, there will be a definition of what the purpose of this is, and, so i think the public will-- again the public interest in this is, of course

kevin: i'm not sure there were major changes in the dynamic of the race. two things coming from joe biden. he was able to successfully contrast himself to bernie sanders on medicare for all. after the debate, i spoke with some officials in the campaign that said they were satisfied with that aspect of the performance. i would note how he talked about china. he would want to work with the united nations, a contrast with the current status quo. now we go over to london. we have a new head of the bank of england. what do we know about him? andrew bailey who will take over in march. in many ways, he is the ultimate insider. backgotiated with the bank in 2016. he will be the next governor. he is already seen as the front rain or. -- front runner. that changed in recent weeks. he was very much the standout candidate. a very goodailey is regulator. he doesn't have much experience in the monetary policy side of it. you look at tong handle the complicated regulatory issues? >> it's a difficult transition and regulations are at the heart of it. he has some experienc

the >>> the giants signed kevin gausman to a one-year deal but that was change compared to what went down at the winter meetings tonight. the yankees signed cole to a contract worth 324 million, the biggest deal ever give to a pitcher and breaking the record set yesterday. the dodgers are now rumored to be targeting, wait for it, madison bumgarner. that's a crime. >>> fight night in nashville, sharks and predators. beat 3 sharks for the goal, and a 1-0 predators lead. later, could tie the game with a penalty shot, but the sharks are denied. nashville won 3-1. san jose has lost 5 straight. >>> cal linebacker evan weaver was named the pac-12 defensive player of the year. he leads the nation with 173 tackles this year and broke the school record for tackles in a single season. now meics say the senior's numbers are product of cal's system. weaver ain't buying it. >> i hate when people say that, system player whatever, system linebacker, it's bs because we're out there playing. you could throw anybody else in here. let's see you get 20 tackles a game, it's not going to happen, >>> i have

kevin but the implicit argue when you. guys go make the implicit implicit point in changing this is that it will. there's a better likelihood that you would win and that's why you want to change it it's not out of principle it's because you want to win last minute to be fair on this program goes to kevin go ahead kevin. well ted but it is about fairness because think about if the electoral college was abolished you would just focus on 5 or 6 states you'd be focused on getting every vote out getting to everybody because right now you know that ok there are certain states that are foregone conclusions and certain candidates want to spend time there if you're democrat why even go to the so-called fly over states or for republican why it's waste time in california but if there's no electoral college one person one vote it encourages candidates to get in front of everybody republicans know that all of their candidates would be dead on arrival so the popular vote we saw hillary clinton get 3000000 more votes than donald trump that's why they're fighting to keep the electoral college let's not act like

chang. house minority leader kevin mccarthy. we hope you will joins. we'll see you then. and for tonight, good night from new york. trish: a major interview. the attorney general bill barr came out swinging this afternoon, shredding the horowitz report. bar says he fundamentally disagree with the inspector general's analysis as to whether there was ever enough evidence to open an investigation into the trump campaign. >> i thought this was very flimsy. there was and never has been any evidence of collusion. and yet this campaign and the president's administration has been dominated by this investigation into what turns out to be completely baseless. the nation was turned on its head for three years. i think based on a completely bogus narrative. trish: a bogus narrative that threatened the foundation of our civil libber difficulties. >> the greatest danger to our thesis tell is the incumbent government used the apparatus of the state, principally the law enforcement agencies and the intelligence agencies to spy on political opponents, but also to use them in a way that co

> he's been working for the united states government and not against it and kevin clinesmith took it in his own hands to change look at the way the media work together, whether it's james comey in the january 62016 meeting with then president-elect donald trump, talking about the salacious details in the dossier, briefing him on that. he knew the media was looking for -- news of the meeting leaked and it gave the media the ability to run something that they couldn't run previously because of that news. >> martha: james comey didn't say, by the way this is something somebody said in a bar and was horrified it was put in the dossier because it was on such skinny grounds. lisa, thank you. coming up, police confirming this evening that they now have a second suspect in custody in the brutal stabbing death of an 18-year-old college freshman in new york city in a park near her university. former nypd commissioner bernard taric on the shocking details we are learning tonight next. 5% moe concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! ♪ (burke) at farmers insurance

chang. house minority leader kevin mccarthy. we hope you will joins. we'll see you then. and for tonight, good night from new cheryl: it is 5:00 a a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. president trump hitting back at democrats after nancy pelosi announced articles of impeachment and a usmca deal within an hour of each other, why her holdup of the trade deal in particular may push passage of it even further out. lauren: the faa taking a new measure to make your next flight safer as a former boeing employee will testify today that he warned the company about safety issues before two deadly crashes of the 737 max. cheryl: the irishman making a play for a gold statue, the new numbers net flex just released -- netflix just released. it is wednesday, december 11th and "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ i'm just say it's fine by he me. ♪ if you never leave. ♪ and we can live like this forever. ♪ it's fine by me. ♪ in the past i would try, try hard to commit to a girl. lauren: beautiful shot of the christmas lights in new york city. welcome to "fbn: a.m.." i'm lauren simone

they already made the change in terms of boeing commercial airplanes, stan deal was brought in, kevinlister let go a couple months ago. stan deal will be in lock step with david calhoun in terms of approach to doing the job, the way stan deal is described to me is detail oriented, not somebody that will try to run before he can walk in terms of the commercial airplane and the 737 max and getting it recertified i think we're not going to see major management shifts here at boeing i think for now what you're going to see is david calhoun will have his team put together a game plan and start executing it as quickly as possible. one thing you won't see, morgan, you will not see projections in terms of when they plan to have the plane back in the air. >> yes as you've just reported. phil lebeau, thank you joining us at post nine, sheila kyalu. has a price target on boeing and aerial reporter leslie josephs. long time no see >> thanks, morgan. two hours. >> stock is up 2%. >> i think the starliner was the cherry on the top. it was calhoun has experience with ge. he led the infrastructure, h

kevin, you didn't have a speaker card. i'm going to move on to the climate change folks after this. >> i am a.j. and i am a parent of three children who graduated from this school. i am also a community member. i'm also one of the organizers that put together the safe to september. many parents and children and students support our action. we work with the parents and children at this school. as you all know, we had a tremendous turnout. we were very successful and it was important for us to educate our children about what's going on at the border. at that time there were shootings in el paso. as you know, over 22 people were shot. we have had a bulls eyeon our back and we've had to endure many things that targeted us. there was no cause of action for claudia's dismissal. what's bothering us is on the one hand when school districts ask parents to get involved, you get it. what do we get in return? nothing. the school district continually says they're going to be accountable, transparent. i see "transparency" in a lot of your literature. where is the transparency now? we don't know why claudia is

kevin cirilli will be joining you on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. they will continue our conversation from a washington point of view on the leadership changes taking g. markets have light volume today. this is bloomberg. ♪ kevin: from bloomberg's washington bureau to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, i am kevin cirilli. carol: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york city, i am carol massar. welcome to "balance of power" where the world of politics meets the world of business. we start with boeing. joining us from princeton's george ferguson, our senior aerospace analyst. he is follow the industry and this company closely. -- this latest development, and a year where we are seeing ceos quickly being fired, i'm not totally surprised by this. what is your take away? george: a lot of people were not surprised. the timing was accelerated by the problems the other day, the boeing space capsule that was shot into orbit was supposed to link up with the international space station. the big take away here is it seemed like boeing and the faa were not on the sam

and check of our social media keep up with the latest is kevin always say whatever you're doing really watching around the world have a great change day. the world is driven by shaped by our own personal those words. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. think you know because we knew coming once we got in our shoes no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired coach we don't need a crate with him he will just stir freaking out and she won't let us bring him anywhere near. breeding dogs or caged him into lame conditions on puppy farm soon i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the founder nothing they have no protection. to get what you . get through chaos across the us cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold and at stores even joined a good businesses are involved like agoa mom santa there has been a shocking amount of organized opposition to adverts to increase t

is warm, most of us are warm and then things are going to change drastically by next week >> great, michele. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> kevint side christmas seat at the staple center came with more than a good view of the lakers/clippers game when laker star anthony davis shot a jumper, the power forward falls backward right on the lap of the 5'4" comedian started to laugh and find a more comfortable spot on his lap. then lebron james joins in, sits on his lap as well santa hart couldn't bring the lakers a win they lose 111-106. >> an act of courage lands one man in the "star wars" universe. >> it's never too latege to t back in the saddle how a group of friends helped this air force veteran's wish come true. eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. phew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take

kevin cirilli, in los angeles. for more on the presidential campaign, we are back with our guest from pimlico. how does impeachment changengs if at all? >> i don't think it really changes in terms of the 2020 calculus, unless the senate deeper inly goes much 2020. right now, the presumption in the hope on the democratic side is this thing will be wrapped up in the senate february 3. there is some sort of negotiating over the articles going from the house to the senate, but pelosi and chuck schumer and the minority leaders in the senate want this thing to be over with before we get into the primary contest that start february 3. candidates aree going to have to stay back in washington, so does that affect campaigning? i think the hope on the democratic side is that this thing is done for, and if it has any implications in 2020? vonnie: when will we see more candidates drop out? >> it is interesting. it feels pretty wide open. last night underscored that, however, between february 3 and march 17, in terms of the primaries, you will have 70% of the delegates allocated, so we should have a good idea by that date, march 17 sh

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does that change the consideration for even to little christians? -- for evangelical christians? kevinident trump spoke out on twitter against that editorial. you saw it play itself out during the house impeachment trial, where many of those lawmakers who represent bleat evangelical districts -- represent deeply evangelical thericts, would have had chance to break away from president trump, and they didn't. in those districts, according to the reelection campaign, they view it as just a one-off event, and don't view it as part of a broader effort. vonnie: you mentioned the president's tweet. likeso is tweeting things "they are not after me, they are after you." brendan: it is such a great point -- kevin: it is such a great point because this impeachment story has offered a foil to president trump and his reelection effort. the longer they feel this goes on, the more it gives president trump an opportunity in swing states michigan and wisconsin to say while the democrat-cont rolled house of representatives was working to impeach him, he a numberto accomplish of economic goals. that's wh

changes that house democrats wanted now each countrs legislature. we'll have to vote to confirmhe new agreement, texas republican congressman kevin brady says fly through congress is now so solid. >>there is really no excuse for any of members of congress. >>2 post at the white house says it's preparing to submit the ratifying documents to congress once that happens congress has 90 days to vote in the u s m c a but massachusetts democrat richard neal says he expects a vote before christmas. i think that there's no reason for ron nessary delays. but at the same time we want to make sure that the's a chance for people to caucus to that. >>what we've put together congress only has 8 working days left this year. >>in washington, i'm anna warning keep. >>new technology is being used to boost security in several local cities. why authorities say ing there's a big help and in elk grove school investigating a hate crime what one student says happened to her when she went in a school restroom. on the economy, a uniqueeader. mike bloomberg's created over 400,000 jobs. as president, an opptunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay the

history is replete with people that got in the contest somehow late and change the rules, maybe all the money, maybe bright brain of kevin the counseling of wilson somehow end up helping mike bloomberg in a different place, i doubt it very seriously. paul: i think the thinking is, look, you've got howard -- if joe biden -- >> collapses. paul: you have pete buttigieg, you have bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, both too far left, pete buttigieg too inexperience and then it's a fumble and then maybe he can pick up the pieces. >> maybe, i always thought and i say this with great deal of respect for mike bloomberg, i work closely with him in 2004 republican national convention and delivered on everything he said he would do, i have some respect for him hudson river and begins to pick up when you approach berkeley california, the middle of the country, super tuesday has states, you ain't going to do that well in texas, he ain't going to do that well in florida in my opinion. he won't do well in alabama and arkansas. paul: let me push back at you, if more than 50% were democratic electorate said number one concern is beating