thank you. >> good evening, commissioners, mark thomas. most of what i was going talk about was covered by jessica, so i will be brief and maybe talk about the process. our first step was to meet and vet on design through planning department. we met with staff and confirmed our design concept and our design direction and then we spent the next 11 months talking with the neighborhood especially our two adjacent neighbors and after submissions of our plans we continued to meet with the neighbors and make further design changes to incorporate their request suggestions and ideas. and we think the result is a well designed house that reinterprets and incorporates some of the best architectural features of the neighborhood is designed well within the planning code guidelines, meets all the applicable residential design guidelines and most notably gains the support of two neighbors next door to us. with that said, i will hand over the remaining time to hue so he can discuss that. i should mention in addition to the standards that hue is going to

we will look at what i be ahead for matthew mark thoma.ree point $5 million bonus not enough for this traitor. how the former wall street wealth addict broke free next. ♪ >> breaking news. we have learned of terminal has been evacuated at laguardia after reports of the bag that was smoking. according to abc news, a baggage handler became concerned about a ditch that was warm that was scheduled to be aborted to a flight to richmond. dad was never loaded onto the plane. the fire department did not end up having to respond. terminal wasthe evacuated as a precautionary measure. we will bring you more developments as we do have them. it looks like it has not developed at this point into a more serious situation. parts of the terminal water of actuated as upper cautionary leisure at laguardia airport. more on this story and more "lunch money" coming up. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." live onlso streaming your tablet and smartphone. i am adam johnson. on wall street the jury begins deliberations on the matthew martoma case. the alleged scheme with 2

now quickly i want to talk about insider trading specifically the sac capital trial and michael mark thoma how do you feel about the way the trials been handled so far and specifically do you think that he's going to be found guilty. i believe will be found guilty the defense is making the same old same old dog given that the witness i think it's sidney gilman i think his name is the main witness has faulty memory every witness has a little bit of faulty memory who if you recall exactly the events of the past looks to rehearsed. the only thing i would say that steve coleman was smart enough never to use e-mails for criminals e-mails or evil he was smart enough not to use an e-mail when he spoke to matthew martoma for twenty minutes after more tell more allegedly received that inside information about why if you want now i want to ask you why is it been so difficult for prosecutors to convict steve cohen personally of insider trading they've done a lot of other you know him but not him why because in every case even in the crazy any case you need a lot of witness a live coconspirator that w

los angeles county supervisor mark ridley thomas is one of them. in 2012, a commission formed by the county board of supervisors found a persistent pattern of unreasonable force in the los angeles county jails that dates back many years. it added notwithstanding recent reforms, the commission does not believe that the problem of fixed. >> baka is resigning. problem solved? >> no, because this is not reducible to a single individual or personality. the problems are structural. they are systemic. i think you have to have better over sight, and that means you have to have a set of eyes and ears, an inspector general and an oversight panel so that this department is not itself. >> as for leo sfaiings figaroa judge awarded him $320,000 for his or deal. appealed. it's estimated figaroa faces costs. he says his studies have also suffered since the incident. he has been working towards a master's degree. >> in the end, know, figaroa says what's most important is that the truth about what happened to him is finally, coming out so that a stay or even just a

mark halpern. >> i have my gear on. >> it must have been treacherous. >>> the host of "way too early" thomas roberts. that barbie thing was weird, thomas. made me uncomfortable. >> the visual of it. >> yes. i'm glad you just left it there. some things, you just knew on. >> the art. >> i got joe getting ready. joe, i know -- don't put him up but i wore glasses today because alex said i was terrible yesterday and that i couldn't read. and i have my pajamas on. >> thank god for splendor from thomas roberts. halpern is sliding down fashionly and we know about barnicle. the last time i was here, joe was wearing pajama pants. this is a show of elegant

mike barnicle and mark halpern and thomas roberts still bus.ton is pulitzer prize winning winner, eugene robinson and with the "the washington post" and msnbc political director chuck todd. >> subpoenas swirling around, chuck, democrats going after chris christie. i follow up with somebody said yesterday that was shocking people. >> what? >> i think i heard you say it last week, flib who knows politics and a lot of republican governors and people around republican governors have been saying to me quietly a couple of weeks now which is we love chris. he's a great guy to raise money and would love to have him here but if his problems keep going on and he is worried about a legal defense and he is worried about subpoenas and he is worried about, you know, staying in office fighting these charges, we don't know if he can be as effective fighting all of our races. that's a pretty basically political calculus, isn't it? it's not a betrayal. people say i betrayed christie yesterday. that is one plus one equals two politics, right? >> i'm with you. i'v

. >> just after the 30-minute mark, detectives get more specific, questioning thomas about the circumstancess recalls being woken up by his mother sometime before noon and told to accompany her to kaylee's room to deliver a letter from a friend. >> my mom woke me up and said let's go surprise kaylee. okay? she was like that. >> like what? >> she was tied up with bags over her head. and my mom ripped off the bags. and i went around to her other side, and she was all cold and blue. >> her hands and feet were tied. >> how were they tied? >> i don't know. in a knot. i couldn't get it undone. neither could my mom. >> the apparent murder weapons are the family's personal items. both thomas and his mother say kaylee's hands are tied with the dog's leash while her feet are bound with cloth measuring tape. the two shopping bags on kaylee's face come from walmart. >> i didn't know she was dead yet. i feared that there was something wrong, but i wasn't aware fully. >> thomas? >> yeah. >> thomas, i'm with the state police. and i've been kind of listening to some of the story you've been telling. and i'm

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still with us, mark halpern, michael steele, thomas roberts, and katty kay. host of msnbc's brand-new show "the reid report" joy reid. in washington, host of "the daily rundown, chuck todd. >> all rise! >> katty, how are you this morning? >> i'm not going to talk until i get cheers too. >> yea, katty kay back from rio, looking tan! >> let's begin in ukraine where the former president is now a wanted man even though he still claims he is in charge. on saturday, victor yanukovych fled the capital as his own party denounced his actions during the past week. his whereabouts remain unknown. parliament took emergency action yesterday restoring the government and giving its new speaker the power of acting president. everything moving very fast in the country. the country's military has vowed to stand by and support this new government. nbc's chief political richard engel takes a look back at these dramatic events. >> reporter: the revolution began with a fire miscalculation by the government when, last tuesday, riot police tried to storm a 3-month-old protest camp i

and time magazine senior political analyst mark halpern and the host of "way too early," he is not here yet. in washington d you have to go a little faster, thomasomas? >> willie was never late. >> willie was never late. he was always here. >> now he's in

of this, two students from the uflt of michigan's black student union, robert thomas greenfield iv, and around read and mark to all of you. >> thank you for having us. around, i want to start with you. how has falling enrollment affected race relations on campus? >> race relations have been specially tense specially with low numbers. we feel as if the low numbers we are very marginalized. there is not enough of us to make a strong enough coalition to enact the change we need to become more comfortable on campus. that falling enrollment has significantly impacted our community. >> robert, give me specific details, how has it impacted things at the university of michigan? >> so obviously having a strong presence on campus directly correlates to that expression in student life. even before the implementation of prop 2 in 2006, blacks at the university of michigan was the fastest declining population. you feel a little bit more isolated. you have to go through those small micro gregss, whether it be overlooked in class or not having a better sense of community than you thought you were going to have when you we

mark its thirtieth year with some contestants come back since it first started. at least seventy five musicians entertained the crowds and perform songs that is the iconic goal from it thomas was back in time history celebration will also meet another parade and bloc party won the carnival begins the i . there are two persons brings you to ben that it was abandoned in an accident and it all dates now imagine you can replace that part of the brain but the microchip that would enable it to function normally. this is what we are scientists are working on and tell of the university. we're not going to into dinner which was deemed experiments with truth to what you would see tuned to see bill correlation wants to get the code into a student to take the coach is going to record the youtube too the aliens. in the imprint of them. so no winter the case indio ca here to kind of took the tickets. i make him a gun. one of the students who show you what we are doing good than you would do it we all could come tonight we s. our purpose in the fraud that is to move on not fix the damaged brain but to replace it. place the knot with another biological brand but with synthetic brand and a

mark its thirtieth year with some contestants come back since it first started. at least seventy five musicians entertained the crowds and perform songs such as the iconic goal from it thomas was back in time history celebration will also meet another parade and bloc party and the carnival begins. i . it is seeking up to be a very fascinating year for tonight's daughter is coming to the full year among the big names who have already confirmed their dates in israel this summer. ah the rolling stones the pixies salad garden neil young and justin timberlake. so we wanted to find out how hard it was to convince this big international names to come to perform in israel. what did presence here will bring in positive publicity for the country and while the numbers of cultural tourists go out. thanks does acts performing in the holy land. i had to teach national department to keep its productions or in our who moans of this boat is real madonna david bowie and barbra streisand claims that the tide has turned to when it comes to the willingness of a list of pullman's to come to israel. so the dishes the last two years then madonna is please your choice. and attachment to your clien

mark halpern. white house correspondent for the associated press, julie pace. interesting. the host of "way too early" thomasoberts. thomas, hello. i still don't know what was happening what i walked in on with you and louis. i don't think i want to know. do i? >> all in clean fun. halpern said we needed to do that. >> you got to fight fire with fire. >> oh, god. i don't need to see that! louis! >> big people work for it. >> some of the competition are trying to trump thomas roberts with eye candy. thomas is fighting fire with fire. >> you mean the legs? >> the endless legs. >> legs in gloss. legs in gloss. legs in gloss. you will never ever be able to trump that. >> i love a challenge. >> that is -- >> you have just thrown it down. double challenge. i love it. >> he is adding substance as like a wild card. >> that could be it. that just could be it but i doubt it actually. >> i appreciate your support. >> on this president' day, pulitzer prize winning award winner jon meacham. it must be a rugged day in tennessee! he is not wearing a tie and he didn't shave! >> it's very difficult down here. >> what did you

donny deutch and mark mckinnon and mike barnicle still joining un'look it at the table. thomaslooking. just button it. >> why? >> it won't turn into a pillar of salt. >> it's a good look. >> nope. >> from washington, nbc news chief white house correspondent, chuck todd. >> i guess i have to go tieless? >> this is a variety of different looks today and none to do with us girls. speaking of girls. host of "andrea mitchell reports" now at noon, andrea mitchell. >> and very buttoned up. >> yes, very buttoned up. you look beautiful. beautiful. >>> joe, can we get right to the polls, you think? >> let's do that. >> okay. new cbs news/"the new york times" poll gives a snapshot of an american public unimpressed with the congress and the president. more than half of all americans disapprove of the president's performance in office. his approval numbers have literally flipped from about a year ago. the opinion of congress is even worse. only 13% approve of the job lawmakers have done, but when it comes to the mid terms, republicans are faring better than democrats. this is interesting. 4

thomas a shares down now i about 3%. we will be back on the markets again in 30 minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to the second "bottomr of bloomberg line." i'm markton. thank you for staying with us. let's check on some of the stories we are looking at this hour. russia scrambled fighter jets and reportedly gave shelter to ukraine's former president. russia says he will hold a news conference tomorrow. pro-russian government stormed ukraine's offices in strategic region of crimea, putting pressure on the new ukrainian government even as it named a new prime mr. today. federal reserve chair janet yellen says the fed is likely to maintain its policy of gradually trimming asset purchases but also says the fed is watching to see if recent weakness in the economy is temporary. she also told the banking committee she expects the fed to favor low interest rates for quite some time. attorney general eric holder has been discharged from a washington hospital and is resting at home. he 63-year-old holder felt faint and short of breath ring work this morning. it is not clear why he fell ill. the justice department may release more details in the coming hour

mark halpern. >> i have my gear on. >> it must have been treacherous. >>> the host of "way too early" thomas roberts.hat barbie thing was weird, thomas. made me uncomfortable. >> the visual of it. >> yes. i'm glad you just left it there. some things, you just knew on. >> the art. >> i got joe getting ready. joe, i know -- don't put him up but i wore glasses today because alex said i was terrible yesterday and that i couldn't read. and i have my pajamas on. >> thank god for splendor from thomas roberts. halpern is sliding down fashionly and we know about barnicle. the last time i was here, joe was wearing pajama pants. this is a show of elegant thinking. i think it's important that the skin of the show has that same level -- >> what is he talking about, joe? >> thank you, donny. >> let's reset and start over. >> wait, wait. i'm sorry. look at that! look at that! hello! hello! i'm on the front lines of the de blasio blizzard of 2014 and i'm still getting dressed the way i think a professional journalist should get dressed. i'm disappointed. let's not rise to my high level and, sir! i will not be dear g

thomas roberts. so you heard joe biden. he was touting his basketball skills. despite being a white boy, biden was speaking at a reception marking sacramento mayor kevin johnson. so while we're on the topic of the vice president, he was also in new york -- i believe it was yesterday -- and he sat down with the ladies of "the view" to talk about his future political ambitions. >> ask you about the power that you have and may have in the future. i do not expect you to come on this program and announce that you're going to run for president. i won't object if you want to. do you want to? >> i tell you what, make you a deal, if you stick around, i will announce my decision with you. >> oh. oh. >> i'm not sure that's -- if hillary does not run, will you -- you have said if she runs for president, you will not run. >> no, i haven't. >> okay, tell me what you've said. >> the only reason to run for president of the united states, if you truly believe you're in a better position to do what you think is most needed in a country. whether she runs or not will not affect my decision. >> okay, cokie and al? >> i love joe biden. >> i love joe

and, mark, were you so nice to me in the book and i appreciate it. and the book was terrific. i must tell you, thomasfantastic. >> i reached out to paula for lunch, i want to convince her to let me do miss usa. >> i think that'll happen. >> i have a feeling that might happen. >> the ladies are safe with me. it's good. [ laughter ] >> what did you spend -- >> that's a shame. >> -- what did you spend on the course? the fountain behind you, is that new? >> say it again. i can't hear you. >> what did you spend the $250 million on to make the course better? is the fountain behind you, is that new? >> well, it's not -- yeah, it's not just the course. it's the clubhouse. the clubhouse has been -- you know, was 50 years old and falling down, and we built a brand-new clubhouse, essentially, used some of the steel. but the clubhouse, the rooms are named after -- we have ten villas and named them after the ten greatest players ever. gary player, jack nicklaus, arnold palmer, paul hogan, sam snead, tiger woods, phil mickelson, named them after the best ten players in the history of golf. and they've been so well

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