after this, we will be heading up to the county tax assessor's office to speak with larry stone about impact of this decision. again, he warned it will have serious financial consequences not just for schools in seneca county but other public services, as well. from santa clara, alley roughness, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> san francisco supervisors are considering a tax on residential storefronts. boarded-up storefronts have become a common sight across san francisco. some supervisors say landlords are intentionally keeping the properties they can to try to get higher rents from potential tenants. they are proposing to tax both commercial and residential landlords with more than three open units if the property is left open for six consecutive months. the owner would pay $250 a day until the property is leased. >> this is not designed to be a revenue generator for san francisco. this is designed to be a behavior changer for certain problematic landlords. >> if approved by the board of supervisors, it will go to the november ballot. >>> chp is warning you about a scam involving drivers who

. >> reporter: larry stone is disappointed with the ruling. on wednesday, his office released a report estimating the impact that the loss of $30.8 million in revenue would have on public offices. >> to stay that they only should be assessed and therefore taxed during the football season is really erroneous, because there's a lot of other things that happen, like concerts and so forth. >> reporter: the agency slapped with the biggest hit, the unified school district. the district will have to refund the niners $13 million, plus lose out on d$2.5 mild $2.5 mi 2 year. >> we would like to keep that ongoing to build on the great things we're doing. this will cause us to pause and re-evaluate our priorities. >> reporter: in a written statement, the 49ers say they accept the decision, adding, our focus, as always, will be on ensuring that levi stadium continues to be a premiere sports and entertainment venue for the region. this ruling is not yet final, and the county has the option to appeal. so this fight is far from over. in santa clara, "abc7 ne

according to the chronicle, the assessor larry stone told that the decision was shocking and unexpected and will have consequences for the school district. according to the chronicle they will have to fork over $13 million as part of the refund. valley community college, the city of santa clara will also contribute to the refund. we reached out to the 49ers, county assessor and other leaders to get their response and reaction. we will hear back and let you know. >>> advocacy groups are not only pushing for federal regulators to find facebook they also want a breakup of the company. wall street journal reports that the federal trade commission is nearing the end of an investigation into facebook. advocacy groups are asking the ftc to force facebook to break up facebook and instagram into independent companies. the ceo told people at the world economic forum that facebook wants to earn back public trust. >> we are determined to do better at preventing harm and we will be the best because we built the system and we know it. >> legal experts say it is more likely the ftc will find facebook

santa clara county tax assessor, larry stone said his county can appeal this decision in superior courtbut he has to take time to look at the reasoning behind it, before deciding whether to go to court with the niners to stop this refund. >>> oakland a's are outlining their details of the new site. a's president gave dave cavil said the team wants to redevelop the site after moving the a's to a proposed park near jack london square. >> we wanted to honor east oakland. we wanted to make sure that we have an adaptive reuse of the coliseum site. we're keeping oracle arena and building a 40-acre park here. with ancillary development. things like new neighborhoods, locations for small businesses. that can really be a thriving center for east oakland. and an amenity for everyone who lives here. >> cavil said he hopes to have a deal with the city to redevelop the site this year. >>> happening today. it's the kickoff of the national hockey league's all- star celebration. the annual fanfare gives fans a chance to take photos with the stanley cup. test hockey skills. today's highlight will be the

to live your coleman as queen and with rachel weisz and emma stone playing three horribly wicked women doing horribly wicked things how larry is nasty and for me the most surprising film of the year last year ok yes that's the film i like to go and see. you see any trends in this year's nominations i mean remember the last couple years the oscars a lot talk about diversity in on screen representation and this year there were a couple of snobs i didn't expect a crazy originations for example didn't get any oscar nominations but of the best picture nominations you've got five with nonwhite leads which which is which is quite impressive including of course black panther which has an almost entirely black cast it got seven oscar nominations and of course it was also the most commercially successful film released in the united states last year so there's probably a lot of progress still to be made but the oscars will definitely look a lot different this year. being as we are in both in which you talk about germany which has a chance foreign films go yeah a slim chance for dollars mark he won the oscar back in two thousand and se

stone has denied those charges. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. the significance of this arrest, this stone arrest? >> pretty big, kira. pretty big. this is the latest chapter in the special counsel investigation by robert mueller, who has been tasked, let's remember, with determining any russian involvement with the trump campaign. now, we already know that the russians tried to help trump win through the use of social media, that they also hacked into the clinton campaign emails. all 17 u.s. intelligence agencies agree on these facts. it's also widely believed that the russians gave the emails to wikileaks, which could have impacted 2016 presidential election outcome through its releases of clinton materials. but until now, we haven't seen whether the russians actually coordinated with the trump campaign, which takes us to roger stone. the indictment suggests that special counsel mueller considers stone an intermediary between wikileaks and the trump campaign. given that russia gave the emails to wikileaks, the question now is whether stone was a

is if you are hillary clinton's friends, you get a free pass. >> sean: larry, last word. >> the issue is whether or not roger stonegain, the 25 year fbi vet, a lot of the docile guys with no criminal record are the ones that are most dangerous. and often he has agents that end up dead because of this. so i'm just saying that other people have said something different. >> you pick up the phone and you call the lawyer and you say have your client at the courthouse tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. for arraignment, and you can prearrange the bail. >> sean: he has no guns. he has no valid passport, where is he going to go? >> they say that there were concerned that he was a flight risk, i'm telling you what the fbi agents have been saying. they wanted to make sure that nothing happened and went wrong. >> sean: when it happens hillary's people, clapperav and brennan, then i will believe that it is equal justice under the law. thank you both. when we come back, i cannot believe that i have to do this monologue about the single most barbaric, frankly, evil abortion law that was just passed in the state of new york. and then our "vi

stone was released on a $250,000 bond, and will next appear in court in washington. blaine alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> joining us now is our political analyst larry gurste age-old politics, did he have anything to do with the official campaign, and opposition research, you have your friends and adviser does this for you. did he do anything wrong, roger stone? >> stone has been involved with this campaign for a long time. as far as whether he did anything wrong, let's look at it this way. we talked a lot about connecting dots. we know the russians stole the hillary clinton campaign stuff, the democrat stuff, the e-mails, we also know that what they gave, they gave it to wikileaks, what has happened? how did it get out from there and get involved with the trump thing? what mueller is claiming today is that wikileaks was the connection to roger stone, boom, boom, boom. what we don't know, assuming that's true, is something on paragraph 12 of today's indictment, that said stone was directed by somebody high up in the campaign to go ahead andter e. >> and that would be who? there is only four people who we could be looking at right now, higher up in the campaign. th

larry clayman be present as well. mr. corsi, thanks for joining us. you say that the information in the mueller indictment is accurate and that roger stone needs to tellruth. he's facing serious consequences, of course, but he continues to insist he's innocent and is going to plead not guilty. what do you think his motivation is for not telling the truth? >> well, i am not very good at telling someone else's motivation so i can't really answer what roger's motivation is. i know my motivation is to tell the truth, and i will affirm that what is in the indictment about me is accurate. and i will affirm that, if asked to in court. >> one of the -- that means you're willing to testify against roger stone, theoretically, if need be. you'll affirm what's in the indictment is correct. >> i'll be happy to testify -- i would suspect to be subpoenaed, and i'll let the testimony fall wherever it falls. i'm going to tell the truth to the best of my ability. even that's hard given the amount of information and the fact that i have said from the beginning i'm not a human tape recorder. you can't push a button and i can't recall precisely in detail granularly e-mail