pedro va y punto. - ¿con margie? - sí, ¿por qué?paz de hacerse cargo. a ver, mamá, si tú de verdad me quieres ayudar, ya de verdad tienes que empezar a confiar en mí. si yo te prometo, además, que voy a seguir todas las recomendaciones del doctor, todas. igual, yo me puedo hacer cargo de mariana, sin problema. y podemos trabajar desde la casa, ¿o no? total. ma, mira que solamente son tres o cuatro días. o la otra opción que te tengo es que yo vaya con ustedes. - tú decides. - déjame pensar. porfa, ma, porfa. te prometo que lo voy a pensar. come. bueno. bueno, muy rico y todo, pero yo ya me tengo que ir. ¿por qué tan temprano? tengo que adelantar trabajo. voy para miami con pedro. ¿y eso? para que vea lo indispensable que soy en esta empresa. a ver, ¿pero van pedro y usted... solos? sí. ¿por qué? ¡qué peligro! como le acabo de mostrar, yo me sé cuidar solita. ay, usted no sabe quién es pedro. - ah, ¿y usted sí? - yo me los conozco. ahí donde lo ve con ese nadito de perro, se las comía todas. - ¿ese no es usted? - margie, tampoco soy

but for the haitian community, terms, comments have caused nothing but fear. margie kovalevsky has been getting panic calls for the past 2 weeks. they don't know what they've done because they've tried to behave themselves to what's right and they don't know if one day the white supremacists are going to attack, they don't know if the local is going to attack them. and especially those with children. and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's comment. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield forcing since schools to evacuate for students. the city has also cancel the annual culture . at roosevelt creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist. people are flocking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple from arkansas came here, send a message, were supporting this community today. but next week, it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for call. they want springfield out of the spotlight and on a path to healing. and here's another look at

under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine, margie, it was led by a man named kinsey to the rebels use guerrilla tactics. because they did not have the power to grasp the german army in head on confrontation. but the germans were not able to suppress the resistance of the guerrillas either. so the invaders decided to starve that population to day. one of the commanders of the german troops kept in wagon. heim wrote only unger and want, can lead to final submission. military actions alone will remain more or less a drop in the ocean. blasphemous bland work. the invaders burned villages and fields. in 2 years, germany deliberately starved up to 300000 people did that later. the monstrous experience of the 2nd rice in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right. led by the nazis in order to extra pay the peoples of europe, the the, the in 1941 with the nazis health relation, ultra nationalists, the you astonishes the claim, the independent state of croatia. shortly off, the seizing power. they build the scene of us concentration camp a place associated with the worst atrocities

margie o'mara is a democratic pollster and strategist.of the upcoming book, flip the tables, the everyday disruptors guide to finding courage and making change. as someone who works in polling, if that is your read and again this stuff can be difficult to parse in terms of pollsters, but in the aggregate, that there has been a polling bump and the debate was a win for harris. >> surely the debate was a win for harris. polls taken at the time, afterwards, the coverage people are absorbing and continue to absorb all point to a harris win. that doesn't mean that these small differences in polling averages mean something massive that is substantial that will last to election day. i just wanted folks to caution that. a one or two point advantage on election day is a big win. that is not big in polling. that is a very small adjustment that means there may be some shift and there may not be. >> let me ask you because kamala harris i think, you know, had huge expectations and exceeded in the debate. today she was before the national association o

margie in rural contra costa county says they haven't lost power but are ready with the generator just in case. >> of course, we don't like it, but we do want to be safe. if pg&e's equipment is going to be faulty, we don't want a fire. >> pg&e says the outages could stretch into tomorrow. >>> the san francisco giants have parted ways with the president of baseball operations farhan zaidi. the move comes after another rough season for the orange and black. in a statement today owner greg johnson said the change was needed after the giants missed the playoffs the third straight season. in zaidi's place the giants named three time world champion buster posey as the new leader of baseball operations. posey retired in 2021 and joined the team's ownership group the next year. >>> a chaotic weekend of sideshows in vallejo, this video showing one at sonoma boulevard and lemon street saturday night and a crowd of what looks like 100 spectators or more than that, hundreds of spectators, watching a yellow mustang doing donuts. at one point it spun out and crashed into the crowd, no word yet on in

although it's margie panel this up and running. i mean, i want to confirm your trip that i spend more than i'm going to sit on looking to on why all of us. but it was good to know my own, i own more forward. i think about this as i'm to be on a one on because it someone on the of the sun fell a task which the east of my little model study. and so for the van boy, i bought a home in the corner and when it got sent home, the notice on the, the only me all the stuff on the phone here and we'll talk to norma modeling. the mother from law. there's always performing alex on that on what else can send on which of the smaller studies or probably the list of victims of deadly uranium shelving is growing here. day by day i'll leave that to stick with some approximately the request, but only one of the most for you to know the want to try community to be able to hook up each. and then at least to get to know the symmetry seems endless. a real city of the dead, where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afghanis

margie omero, nathan gonzalez, great to have you both. thank you so much. >> up next the u.s. government is now preparing tonight to have criminal charges in the hacking of the trump campaign. a story we've been following closely here. it is backed by by iran. we'll tell you more about what those charges could look like right after a quick break cow objection to the birth. one-on-one episode was overwhelming the most emotional scene was the decision murphy may to not get him the vice president reacted as differ was a threat. >> the existence of america the idea that this fictional character played any role in politics this is bananas tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture, premiers september 22 at nine on cnn and good guys situations are better with a credit god's on your side up for awards once available to the few are now accessible to the many earn points for trial level with credit one bank and liz large. here we go. consumer cellular uses the same towers as big wireless, but then passes the savings on to you, save you money for something else. speaking of i order

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> our last event of the morning will be a conversation with margie, deputydod chief data and ai office. throughout her long and dod career she has been a change agent in leading data science, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence process for war fighting and writing this application but standing up new organizations on driving requirements for large system architecture, electronic warfare, and efforts. moderating today's session ms. and denise chief ai officer and data in ai lead for central federal services. please welcome them. >> thank you so much. [applause] is it afternoon or still morning? we are really pleased to be here today and i'm excited for this conversation. were going to be talking about a topic that is not only super timely but hugely relevant to our nation's national security. to our competitiveness. we have the leader it here to come and talk to us about it. marjorie as a deputy cao at the department of defense we have heard a lot about ai today. but we have not really zoomed in on the defense topic. when people think about ai but

long been ignored, but for the haitian community. trump's comments have caused nothing but fear. margie kovalevsky has been getting panic calls for the past 2 weeks. they don't know what they've done because they've trying to behave themselves to what's right . and they don't know if one day the white supremacist are going to attacked. and i don't know if the local is going to attack them and especially those with children . and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's come in. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield forcing since schools to evacuate their students. the city has also cancel the annual culture. at rosco creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist of people walking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple of from arkansas came here to send a message were supporting this community today. but next week, it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for com. they want springfield out of the spotlight, and on a path to healing dw i

long been ignored, but for the haitian community. trump's comments have caused nothing but fear. margie kovalevsky has been getting panic calls for the past 2 weeks. they don't know what they've done because they've trying to behave themselves to what's right . and they don't know if one day the white supremacist are going to attacked, and i don't know if the local is going to attack them and especially those with children. and it's not just the haitian community that's been effected since donald trump's comment. there been dozens of bomb threats here in springfield, forcing some schools to evacuate their students. the city has also cancel the annual culture. at rosco creole, the debacle has had an unexpected twist of people are flocking to the restaurant to show their support. this couple from arkansas came here to send a message. we're supporting this community today, but next week it could be a different community targeted just for political gain, both city and local haitian community leaders are calling for com. they want springfield out of the spotlight and on a path to healing dw,

although it's margie panel this up and running. i mean, i want to fulfill your trip that i spend more than i'm going to sit on looking to move on while i left for you. it was good to know my own. i own more forward. i think about this is i'm to the point on because of the 2 point on the of the sun fell a task which some of them are used to my little model study. and so for the van, while i bought it for many corneo with a single the notice on the, the only me all the stuff on, on world good to know more modeling the mother from law, there's always performing the alex on that on what else can send on which of the smallest studies, or at least the littlest, the victims of deadly uranium shelving is growing here. day by day. we're going to stick with some approximately the request, but only one of the most for you to know the want to try community to be able to hook up each. and then at least to get to know the symmetry seems endless. a real city of the dead way, it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afg

margie omero, nathan gonzalez, great to have you both. thank you so much up next the u.s. >> government is now preparing tonight to have criminal charges in the hacking of the trump campaign. a story we've been following closely here it is backed by iran will tell you he more about what those charges could look like right after a quick break couples choose asleep number smart bet. can it keep me warm when i'm cold wake know, i'm always hot. sleep, never does that can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer speak number does your ideal firmness and effortless comfort all night. >> can you help us sleep better and better sleep never does that nine out of ten couples reported better sleep? >> say 40% on the sleep number spectral additions plus free home delivery. when you add an adjustable base thanks. shutdown, asleep number store near you from starting strong to it's been a week so. >> many, ways to save life ready wallet, happy. >> that's 365 by whole foods market virus that causes shingles is sleeping. did 99% of people over 50 it's

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so it's, it's countries moving its focus away from garza to lebanon, said ahold of reports from margie and in southern lebanon. one strike after another. huge explosions, heard across southern lebanon. these really army said fighter jets, hit about 30 rocket launchers and other military infrastructure belonging to hezbollah. these attacks are becoming more frequent, as is really officials increase their rhetoric of threat against the armed group and national and fee modified up. we are in a phase of escalation, but it's still control metals, at least for now, and then yahoo has been doing what do you want? that is and is pushing for us. felicia and as a form of pressure on has belong to. israel strikes appeared to be part of a strategy to prevent the arm to group from building its military capabilities, particularly close to the border. the war of attrition is likely to continue in the absence of a deal on a withdrawal by husband law. the fighting on the 11 on front, or what someone is rel, calls the northern front, is directly linked to what is happening in casa. no diplomatic initiat

under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine, margie, it was led by a man named jacob to the rebels used guerrilla tactics. because they did not have the power to grasp the german army in head on confrontation. but the germans were not able to suppress the resistance of the guerrillas either. so the invaders decided to starve that population to day. one of the commanders of the german troops kept in wagon. heim wrote only anger and one can lead to final submission. military actions alone will remain more or less a drop in the ocean. the blasphemous bland work. the invaders burned villages and fields. in 2 years, germany deliberately starved up to 300000 people did that later. the monstrous experience of the 2nd rice in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right, led by the nazis in order to extra pay, the peoples of europe the we know how to do the thing they've been living with this situation since the negative that the india would leave with a 2 months to reduce and all that is not willing to cite a sion of etc alterations the damage itself was this, the other one published t

it's margie and says, i'm at the spots if it's i for tonight slice of 70, excuse me. i'm going to look into the, through the was a school commit to get another disease one year and, you know, go, which just went over to for that. and you should do that as well. as you know, duties choose to do a good bit of special needs. if it's setting it delivered to the him, coaching, preaching them. what is she dyslexic, is that what was needed to be to who did the bromwoods in municipal circles us? because i think there's a well just use the don't come, he's mean, you know, some of them we, you know, category new, different family was pretty hiding on social phenomena, reproduce. bitter wisdom was usually at the national. luckily beat 9 presumes loaded on them phones. evil black over the full of you is not due process the company and requesting so many of those are free to nick out. the 1st thing is mostly to find me some, some of the full vehicle, the feeling, even though you pursue me scroll down to suits and i was in yes, it's impressed the level of push from, especially if t

why don't we just take you through where i am at the moment margie, on is, is technically the area. i mean, this is a time for a village called able psyche probably be about 30 percent full. and people are now on a daily basis. looking at the far is reading the news and just listening to these funders strikes going on around us and deciding whether to stay or whether to lead people leaving people off skid. now his bullet has been clear since october the 8th, if there was a piece for opponent ceasefire in garza, these attacks will stop and the residence of israel will be able to go back to the north. but there doesn't seem to be any kind of diplomatic solution. in place as tool and so therefore people are leaving here and those is ready, residents call go back to the villages and then they'll find that is the very latest pitcher from some 11 on an inbound call that many things is still a head allowed to 0 how prepared is the philippines for another major disaster. the budget for dealing with such events has gone up, but active site costs should be borne by corporate plus cost me. so

an uprising against the colonial list under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine. margie, it was led by a man named kinsey to you. the rebels use guerrilla tactics just because they did not have the power to brush the german army in head on confrontation. but the germans were not able to suppress the resistance of the guerrillas either. so the invaders decided to starve that population to one of the commanders of the german troops kept in wagon. heim wrote only anger and one can lead to final submission. military actions alone will remain more or less a drop in the ocean. the glass for miss bland were the invaders burned villages and fields. in 2 years, germany deliberately starved up to 300000 people. the day later, the monstrous experience of the 2nd right in tanzania was copied by the 3rd right. led by the nazis in order to extra pay the peoples of europe, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a soo

and run, call him that 1st and margie in, in southern 11 on let's go to stephanie deca. she is in jordan's capital, a mom that is because he is already given his by the algebra, from reporting inside as well. stephanie, what is the latest your hearing from the is riley's especially given the latest intensity of strikes. the this is in line with what these really prime minister maintained. israel was doing that, hating 11 on with full force, especially in light of all the leaks that were happening over the last 24 hours. that israel was involved in these negotiations for potential 3 weeks, temporary cease fire. there's been such backlash on netanyahu for that. within his cabinet, within his ready society, from the mayor's in the north, that he suddenly created a you turn it, i think interesting with the americans overnight. the white house press secretary, making it very clear. he said the americans have been with us on the wording of this cease fire word for word. they knew exactly what we were issuing and we wouldn't have issued it if we didn't think somehow we had them

host: you can watch on that and -- this network margie.e will show it to you live our main channel without uption if you are interested. go ahead and finish her though caller: that's fine, i did finish my thought. i'm not a terrific fan but i will be voting for donald trump. host: one of those battleground states people will be watching for over the next 60 plus days. tina from pennsylvania, independent line. >> good morning pedro, i hope you are well. i am in a battleground state and it is getting hairy. if you just bear with me. direct democracy we keep hearing. in my opinion the threat we are facing is we have a candidate on the others on the democratic side that did not receive one vote. it was not put in the hands of the people, it was put in the hands of all of the hedge funds and the powers that be. what should have happened is schumer, pelosi and kamala harris should have gotten together and done it the correct way. but that's here nor there. another thing i want to say is i did about -- vote for biden in 2020. you will see kamala

even in statistics, it looks rather marginal, and we can say that the french ultra-right no longer margiot externalize the issue. aid to ukraine, that it now remains exclusively ultra-left, that le pen is, shall we say, more pro-ukrainian than melanchot. i would say that lupin is more pro-ukrainian than she was in 2022, i would say it like that, for example, but there is a general consensus, there is an understanding that russia is the aggressor and that ukraine still needs to be helped. there is no consensus on how to help ukraine. if, for example, emmanuel macron, at some point he pedaled the issue there,... sending mirages to ukraine, then, for example, the same marine lupine, let's put it this way, she would not want french weapons to enter ukraine, so it seems that the most truly radical person who has remained on these radical positions of not helping ukraine, is such a melanchon. well, it is interesting that here is marin lipen, she went through such a revolution, she was absolutely committed to ukrainian politics. at one time and maintained ties with the ukrainian association svo

so coming up anchor in israel against the government, thousands margie until the demanding and immediate and immediate deal on. sorry to bring home the remaining cost of just being held in cost and to asked her no, it's stuck in space speak for the very 1st time about what it's like.

margie, as someone you works in polling if that is your read. there's a ton of polls. this stuff can be difficult to parse. but the debate was a win for harris. >> surely the debate was a win. polls taken at the time. the coverage people were absorbing all point toward a harris win. that doesn't mean these small differences in polling averages mean something really massive that will last until election day. i want folks to take caution. this is not a big movement in polling. there may be some shifts and may not be some shifts. >> let me ask you this. kamala harris had high expectations and exceeded them. she was today before the national association of black journalists and did a long interview with journalists on stage. it seems to me that in those settings she has performed incredibly well. should the campaign think about her doing more of that? >> i think she had a robust conversation with the national association of black journalists and the campaign should and likely is thinking about ways that she can both speak to journalists and have this robust conversation as

they didn't just buck their party, they reached across the aisle to margie bright matthews, a democrat, and mia mccloud, an independent. >> i'm super proud of my sisters, because they knew what was at stake. they knew what they stood to lose. and they did it anyway. >> do you believe that abortion is the number one problem facing the state of south carolina today? >> senator, i'm not going to get into those kind of -- >> well, then can you tell me why we're taking it up for the third time in six months? >> reporter: this unusual coalition on three separate occasions successfully filibustered an abortion ban, halting its passage. not that they agreed on everything. they didn't. but as women and mothers they agreed that banning an abortion at six weeks was time too little. >> we do not know when we're pregnant when we get pregnant. >> if we didn't say it on the floor, it wasn't going to be heard. >> this bill is about control. using the bible to say that you can control my body. >> i'd say things just to rattle the men. like you know, wouldn't you want your side piece to be able to get a

an employee tells customer margy gresham and kron 4. this business has been robbed. wednesday's robbery mirrors one carried out here in december. >> when surveillance cameras capture 3 men shuttering the display cases and taking the jewelry employees understandably scared when this happened. one worker tells me that they feel helpless during these incidents because there's not much they can do said were there and they have a gun he said no. >> they just come do it. >> take denville. police responded to wednesday afternoons, robbery, but the suspects fled in a car before officers arrived. leaving the store with another big monetary loss. not only that, i mean, if those pieces were on consignment, it isn't just a store. it's the people that are awesome man. that's just what, or nutley. no injuries were reported. police say despite similarities between this robbery and the one reported late last year, there is no evidence linking the cases in danville, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> a south bay business faces more than $120,000 in fines because one of its own wor

how about we go to margie in maryland. >> hi, thank you, jim, for taking the call.ting my daughter. >> i love it there. i'm sorry. >> i know, crab central. i have stock in lows and i have made 52% profit. i know that you prefer home depot, so should i switch -- >> this is a good question because it is true. i have seen home depot dip because i decided to buy it. we bought more when it was down today. i will talk more about that tomorrow in our 12:00 club meeting. i want people to join it. i want people in the industry to join it, because they seem to know the least of people that i talk to. home depot was good. brad in arkansas. >> a, jim, big booyah do you and the "mad money" team. you do good work. >> the best in the business. >> they are at an all-time high. talking about palantir -- >> it is a cold stock. i don't have anything to say about it. let's go to briana in wisconsin. >> it is just bryan with an o. >> i thought maybe you were related or something. wisconsin, you know what i mean? what's up? >> that i was one of those fancy frenchmen. my question is on en

margy, your thinking is on a more sluggish growth period.t stocks do you want in that environment? >> well, i think realistically, we should expect slow growth, even though the fed is cutting rates, long overdue. we see that as a sign of stress and labor that we have seen since the end of '22. so slow growth is most likely for the next few quarters. what i'm looking at is not so much as a macro sector, but companies that has some sustainability, that have the earnings growth rate much above low level growth. so that's why we like broadcome, very diversified, and has a very good track record, making acquisitions to add value. something like eaton, which is involved in increasing our capacity and improving the transmisability in the electricity field, and we also like vistra. we think that there is a shortage of power and we think they're well positioned with their power over the next two years. so what the companies are going to do rather than a macro approach, large or small. >> sure. are there any companies, you know, i want to be careful h

and that's go to him or on connie's and margie, you and in southern 11 on. so iran, if we could start with this very latest attack, that is taking place by the is riley, is a strike on southern a route which is the capital city. of course, well more can you tell us about what exactly happened? it was a starting took place about an hour and 15 minutes ago. that's when we started getting the news that took place. and the barry a neighborhood of ducky a duck. yeah. is one of the most densely populated places in the whole of lebanon. very, very residential, lots of how books, lots of people living on top of each other. now indeed, looking at the pictures, i'm seeing this strike to place at the top of a building. almost all of the building at the top of the building has been ripped to 2 pieces. we are seeing an intense damage done also to cause and to most of bikes as well. we don't know who the target was. these really say that this was a surgical strike. now we have to compare what they say about their strike, to what they said about the one just 2 days ago, wh

cnn, political commentator, and republican pollster kristen soltis anderson and democratic pollster margie omero. great to see both of you. so i want to start with you merger on the democratic side of things we've seen this sugar high as it relates to kamala harris where is that sugar high now is waning at all. well, i think we need to push back on the phrase sugar high. >> i can see why people wanted to use it in the first week or two, but this is where kamala harris's vote is right now because of the consolidation with democrats, that was something that happened really right away and has not receded good. you see demos wasn't a sugar high? it was well, i mean, i think to say it's a sugar high as to say, we have some insight of what's going to happen in the future but right now the actual, the polls are quite stable. and what we expect to see a completely divided race, a politically divided electorate, democrats who are enthusiasts second motivated to vote for harris. there are republicans who are still motivated and excited to vote for donald trump. so those things have not changed in fa

live for margie is capital out. she is. and to us on a boat to turn out not as low as i mentioned that as previous he is. what should we read into that of the? well, it, it depends on whether it is believable or not. as many international observers have these questions about how did the voter turnout jump from when it was at 5 pm in the evening at to drop the about 26 percent to 48 percent in just 3 hours. and when our voting was extended, we were at a pulling station early in the morning and we saw of us still a trickle of people coming in. there were no major cues, and people were costing the ballots. the we saw kind of that the support is from the 3 parties that costing the balance. people were actually those who support these 3 candidates, but excited about it. but there is also a segment of society which it just feels that the results are pre determined and there is no point in voting. that's bad. but as you mentioned, 48 percent is significantly higher than what it was last time around in 2019. it would be after the 1

and ron khan, that for us and margie and, and southern lab and on or a schedule, a set jabari. she's in bed right for us to so i believe you're actually asked to displacements center in the capital. and you will, of course, be speaking to local residents who have been leaving that homes, not, not just from the south, but also from within bay were what are people saying and, and how a volunteer is coping with this as something escalating situation? well, we're in one of the public schools that have been turned into a temporary shelter and there's about 250 people that are calling this facility home since monday. and i just wanted to give you an idea. we did see the classroom that had been turned into a basically bedrooms for the display so that we were not allowed to sell them. people do not want to speak to us on camera. they are shocked. they're exhausted, as they are feeling really uneasy and uncertain about what their future is going to look like. and so the classrooms here with the traditional wooden desk that don't really belong to students in a classroom have been turned

ready ready ready the hello i marianne the margie, welcome to the news, our life from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel carries out more strikes on self 11. and as the conflict with hezbollah escalates and gaza, that venmo is riley strikes their own. a refugee camp at least a people have been killed in almost a raj. also coming out the sound, violent heights, hassle mcgarr, be an island of mark, sneak as anger in the overseas french territory over the high cost of living, plus and with costa inventory and government is trying to level the playing field education the while we begin with the escalating conflict between israel and has bola is riley minute 3 says it's hit hundreds of targets and wants been described as one of the heaviest bombing campaigns since october. the 7th. israel says it's now lifted restrictions on the movement of people in the north and the occupied land heights off to the wave of strikes on southern lebanon alia, has launched dozens of rockets towards northern israel. regarding conflict comes as by lead to a sudden the throttle avow to retaliate for

>> margy burke. >> >> hello, julian. the master tenant of building 116.say it is okay to see the projectb moving forward and that is shovel they want to to candlestick but twl are people yard that is struggling. made to used good long time ago.have to say. >> my name is jack ha south bay attorney 2005 through 2012, i here at hunters point. recently a number artists showed me the conditions of their roofs that were caused to their property and their businesses. their loss of income. i understand from some of the businesses there that are trying just because of decay, on the roof, causing terrific flooding, and this coming winter they are rightfully concerned they will be flooded suffer deveer damage. now under a lease agreement called the interim lease between and the redevelopment agency in december of 2004, corporation assumed duty to all aspects of these structures, building 115, 117 and 125. potentially capital improvement necessary to maintain that safety good repair. the city the redevelopment agency has legal capac

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>> margy burke. >> thank you. >> hello, julian. the master tenant of building 116. i am here to say it is okay to see the candlestick point projectb moving forward and that is shovel ready and understand why they want to shift shipyard stuff to candlestick but twl are people on the ship yard that is struggling. there is promises made to used good long time ago. that is all i have to say. >> my name is jack haynes, a south bay attorney and starting 2005 through 2012, i had a studio here at hunters point. recently a number of the artists showed me the conditions of their roofs and the damages that were caused to their property and to their businesses. their loss of income. i understand from some of the businesses there that are trying to get along. just because of decay, rot on the roof, causing the terrific flooding, and this coming winter they are rightfully concerned they will be flooded out or suffer deveer damage. now, under a lease agreement called the interim lease between lennar corporation and the redevelopment agency in december of 2004, lennar corporation a