maxine hall i mentioned earlier, we've completed the design. we have approval, we are currently if the award phase for this project. we're hoping to start construction by summer of 2019. one of the risk factors for this project is the need to relocate the clinic during construction. after various rounds of discussion with department of public health and the community and the district supervisor, we've identified a location for the clinic. we're working towards the procurement of the trailers and to get that installed. the start of construction for the maxine hall building project depends on the temporary clinic being set up. just quickly on castro mission, that project is in design. we're intending to finish the design by 2nd quarter of 2019. and starting construction latter half of summer of 2019. kind of in summary, you can look at both southeast health centre and maxine hall and castro will pretty much have all three clinics in construction by end of 2019. whicmoving on to the balance deployment facility component, i mentioned earlier, the c

she came i find maxine waters saying it's important to note that maxine waters did blame this on thethe consolidation in the banking industry is a reaction to dodd frank because if you talk to senator in arkansas he stuck out because of that frank the local community bank in the counties he represents you are unable to give and the consolidation industry is not because of deregulation. it's a mess. >> is a classic case of - you have this with the farmers they can afford the regulatory burden of being certified by the us as organic so they call themselves natural because the cost of $100,000 to be organic. it is only through the dodd frank, regular tory cost of it is doing more to liberate some of the things locally. and that is been true for years and years under democrats animal begins. >> why would they want to merge knowing they will get big enough to be more related? seems like they would want to stay at that size and fly under the radar and it's like why even draw this. >> the margins are terrible. >> to get back to zach's points maybe there should be antitrust regulation, if yo

that's maxine. castro mission is off 17th street. it's next to pond and it's in the castro district. southeast is off of k street which is a block from martin luther king or third street corridor. it's in the bay view district. all those zuckerberg building five projects -- >> thank you. >> any other comments or questions? any public comment? thank you joe. item 6, presentation from the city services auditor regarding the c.s.a. mid-year report. >> good morning everyone. i'm peg stevenson i'm the director of the performance section of the city services you a of auditor unit. this is my counterpart tonia lediju who is director of audit section of the city services auditor. we'll be speaking. our functions today and happy to answer any questions you have. we'll give you some background on our function especially for the new members and mid-year update on our activities. then there's a couple of things that we do specifically that are in service to the cgboc i'm sure you want to hear about. we are a creature of charter appendix f which

of the house financial services committee and our special guest for this morning, representative maxine waters. congresswoman waters has stood as one of the most frprominent voices looking to hold donald trump accountable.

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read it carefully. >>> welcome back big banks have met behind closed doors with maxine waters our jon heaartman sat down with more >> at what point during the campaign, you said about bankers. >> what i'm going to do to you is fair. i'll do to you what you did to us. >> you met with jamie dimon. what did you do with them? >> let me say this, when you are speaking and you are among friends and you are with an organization that you have great relationships with, you take a little opportunity to have fun and perhaps describe to them in ways, maybe you wouldn't describe to other people how you are going to do things and you get them basically involved in understanding what you care about and what you have learned from your time in office you make these equips. >> people shouldn't take that literally? >> absolutely. i welcome everybody from bankers to activists, non-profits, the veterans people involved in the health industry even if you know you disagree with the particular industry, you let them in. you let them talk to you. >> are there particular issues where you think there's a very g

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the newest push from democrats including bernie sanders and maxine waters. we'll talk to republican leader on the house financial services committee about the chairwoman as she plans to rein in those big banks. and breaking news from the happiest place on earth. disney set to release its quarterly earnings any moment. we'll find out the numbers here first before it has an impact on your money tomorrow. connell: as we wait for the disney numbers. the dow ending in the green. the third day in a row we've been up. let's go straight to kristina partsinevelos on the floor of the new york stock exchange. kristina. >> i almost hit the guy, traders telling me not much movement, not much news. you have a lot of earnings. but it has been quiet over the past few days. consumer discretionary, technology, really moving markets. let's look at dow movers. you see movement literally towards the last 15 minutes of the day. what winners are we seeing on screen? boeing up there, just in 2019 alone. a top performing dow stock. because the dow is weighted. when the boeing stock

. >> govern gavin newsom and maxine waters will join me live. >>> plus, inside the new filings for roger stone and paul manafort. >> that's what he said. >> why was sarah sanders meeting with robert mueller? >> i'll get back to you on that. >> and making sense of amazon's decision to pull its headquarters from new york. >> i think it's incredible. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm chris hayes. after failing to persuade congress to fund his border wall, the one he promised mexico would pay for, the president did an end-run around the legislative branch, declaring a national emergency to repurpose federal funds for the wall. and in yet another unsettling and unstable performance in the rose garden, he admitted that the declaration was his answer to a political problem that has nothing to do whatsoever with security. >> i could do the wall over a longer period of time. i didn't need to do this. but i'd rather do it much faster. and i don't have to do it for the election. i've already done a lot of wall for the election. 2020. and the only reason we're up h

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. >>> for more on the congressional response i'm joined by democratic congresswoman maxine waters of california. what are the discussions among democratic leadership unresponse to what the president announced today? >> let me just tell you there are discozes going on. about a resolution of disapproval. that resolution of disapproval can be taken up by any house and voted on even if it's not by committee and we ecan let this president know what we think about this fake emergency that he's creating. >> the resolution of disapproval, which my understanding on this is because of the national emergencies act, right? it gives congress a check and both houses would end up picking it up. there's an opportunity to force the senate's hand. is that right? >> if we take it up, they must take it up. >> what do you think the politics of this are on -- in the country and on capitol hill? the president, many thought today looked rather weak. like he was trueing tox plain a failure. >> i think that this president is literally being pushed by the right wing conservatives that he listens to avr day whe

maxine waters first official shot at wall street after taking the helm at house financial services committeethe house is expected to vote shortly on resolution to overturn declaration of national emergency at the southern border. the latest on the state of play there. connell: a lot going on for the markets to look at. dragged down by caterpillar and home depot. of the get to ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange today. >> connell, i thought we would finish positive. it all drifted away going into the closing bell. you mentioned home depot. let me talk about home depot. you can see down just about 1%. it has been a laggard since the opening bell all the way this morning. home detail giant posting weaker-than-expected fourth quarter results. they missed an revenue and earnings. the outlook was a little underwhelming to add to it. home depot says it is seeing slowing growth in the housing metrics, that is their words. good news, bad news from automaker fiat chrysler. on the bad side the company says it will cut nearly 1400 jobs at an assembly plant in illinois where it bui

maxine waters' tone, he appreciated the voice that she was bringing, and that maxine waters is someone who is someone who has been blunt and given the president nicknames. he also said, that's her lane, and i'm a different kind -- he didn't say i'm a different kind, but said my tack is different. >> what a race, what a year. yamiche alcindor, mark murray, alex seitz-wald, thank you all. >>> stone has a scheduled appearance today in a d.c. courtroom. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. tchell reports" only on msnbc your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. on your wild west vacation... guarantee you'll find gold but we can guarantee the best price on that thar rental cabin or any hotel, home, boat, yurt, whatever. ♪ just don't get carried away with the wild west thing. hey guys. get the best price on homes, hotels and so much more. booking.com, booking.yeah >>> president t

[laughter] well mad maxine wouldn't know patriotism if it came up and bit her square on the behind.curing the border nothing? people like maxine waters, noips, kamala harris do a lot of talking about the wall and immorality of the wall. what they still haven't explained is how they know more about border security than the border patrol agents who protect our country for a living. they still haven't explained that to us. steve: of course, don't forget before the big vote in washington they say we have got to hear from all the experts. we have to hear what the experts say about a wall. the experts came out and said we really need a wall. that was then and this is now. this is not hypothetical to you, tomi, you just returned from a wall five part series on foxnation.com. right? >> absolutely. you know, i had the opportunity to visit both arizona and san diego and it's a part of keep america safe month on fox nation. like you said a five part series. here's a little taste of what you are going to see on fax nation from my trip to the border. >> have you ever climbed a 31-foot ladder and

. >>> california democrat maxine waters is the new chair of the house financial services committee. she spoke at the center for american progress in washington about her committee's legislative priorities and the effect of the month-long government shutdown. this is just under an hour. >> good morning, everyone. my name is neera tanden, i'm president for the center of american action sunday. on behalf of everyone at american progress, i want to welcome all of you to this incredibly important event. while donald trump and hz allies have continued to hold our country hostage during day 26 of this government shutdown, i am so glad to report that at least some of our nation's leaders are still upholding their duties and responsibilities on behalf of the american people. democrats have now taken over leadership of the house financial services committee for the first time in eight years. and they're certainly -- [ applause ] oh, yes. and they certainly have a long list of pressing issues to address. that is because republicans in congress have relentlessly pursued an agenda to rig our eco

i think we're dipping into this, not yet, when maxine waters, that is house congresswoman maxine waterschairs, not -- not ways and means committee. susan: banking committee. stuart: house financial services committee. susan: correct. stuart: she is questioning powell today i think, shortly after i right, producer? i am? okay. we'll wait to see what maxine waters has in store for the fed chair jay powell. we are expecting some fireworks. susan: market moves as well. treasurys pared their losses on powell's testimony. the dollar is extending gains as well. strength in the currency, also fixed income and u.s. debt. stuart: okay. what you have now is minus 135 points for the dow jones industrial average. that's largely on the back of lighthizer's testimony on capitol hill, which appeared to show, too early to be really, really strongly in favor of a big deal coming down the pike. ashley: exactly. stuart: paraphrasing here but that's where we are as of right now, down 132 points. we're still waiting for maxine waters to start the questioning of jay powell or continue the questioning. we will

let's fiction this problem and get away from politicians like maxine waters.e democrat who did the 180, he's california congressman adam schiff. he insists there is no national security threat at the border. he says the president is trying to build a wall we don't need, addressing a crisis we don't have and claiming authority he doesn't have. but adam schiff 8 years ago wrote an opinion piece for "politico" saying there is a national threat at the bored and talked about the horrific violence. he said illegal trafficking, guns and drugs, it, a national security and public safety threat for both the u.s. and mexico. he went on to say there are some common sense measures that could be taken to diminish the level of drug violence along the troubled bordered. unfortunately, congress has failed to act. that was adam schiff saying there was a crisis on the border, that was not long ago. >> it's amazing to you that politicians say one thing one time and say something else the next? all they are looking for is to create a political issue. all the american people want i

and also house financial services chair maxine waters says her panelle is in talks to bring in steve mnuchin. they want to talk to him about the listing of russian sanctions on companies connected to oligarch. >>> a bipartisan group of 17 lawmakers is making progress on a deal to head off another government shutdown next week, but a source says no one is certain what the president will sign. the white house stating out of t the -- staying out of the talks to this point. but they want a deal done with enough time for the president to process it. mick mulvaney is scheduled to meek with the group this weekend at camp david. he is still warning that the president could use executive authority. >> if it comes to this, find the money that we can spend with the lowest threat of litigation and then move from that pot of money to the next pot that maybe brings a little bit more threats of litigation and then go through the budget like that. >> the 17 lawmakers met with customs and border protection officials on wednesday. they agree the best way to secure the border is to marry new technologi

maxine waters, progressives will push as they did during the 1990s and early 2000.cies because their quasi-government regulated. andrew cuomo was pushing fannie and freddie to essentially ensure the subprime mortgages. that's where you get the political pressure. it's never going to go away. keep the mouse words of the government, based on the balance sheet. i don't care what happens with john paulsen if he loses money on this, these can't daytraders. lauren: charlie gasparino, we will kill you. >> there's a lot of people on twitter who want to kill me right now. lauren: maybe. can't disagree with that. or at washington could not tell a lie. and today as america celebrates its leaders on presidents' day, $3 billion countdown closer with some stocks that could leave your portfolio. be sure to start each and every day we cheryl casone and meet on fbn a.m. monday through friday on fox business. in the meantime the countdown coming back. ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. . . erred ♪ lauren: one of the world's largest retailers set to give okay earnings. tomorro

. >>> the chair of the house financial services committee maxine waters sat down with john harwood forest in a speak easy series. john has some of the highlights from the interview hey, john. >> reporter: a big point of emphasis for the house democratic majority and democratic party is doing something through the tax system about income inequality, not just elizabeth warren and her wealth tax but oh case i don't see core test and i talked about the idea and reaction to it when it came up at davos. >> i heard what they did at davos when this was talked about. i believe in fair taxation i believe that people who make lots of money should be taxed fairly and they should not be relieved of that responsibility because they have the money, the resources and wherewithal to get around the law, to basically take advantage of the law. i just want fair taxation. >> do you think the system could be fair with a 70% top marginal rate >> i know that that would be very different in the way that it is looked at now, but don't forget we have heard stories about secretaries paying more than their rich bo

they are the ones resisting, opposition, and maxine waters, she is angry. everybody is so angry, they need to take a chill pill and sit back and enjoy this ride. because this president is not only -- listen, as far as black history is concerned, he is not just celebrating black history but president trump is making black history. he is doing historic things in the black community that no other president has ever done. i have lived through 12 presidents. i was born during eisenhower's administration. 1 i said it before, i repeat it again. he's the most pro-black in the sense of proactive instead of reactive he's the most pro-black president, proactive president towards the black community in my lifetime. i said it and i repeat it. >> laura: wow, i hope every young african-american in this country, or it doesn't matter if you are young, i guess, here is what we are talking about tonight. and this makes me so happy. i said this last night. the democrats seem to have a dark and ominous, pessimistic view of the world right now. the country is a racist country, i

if schumer isn't enough, maxine waters is taking it one step further by telling americans do not evenune in tonight. >> the state of the union under him has not been good. he has been divisive. i think he's putting us all in harm's way. and so he's not worthy of being listened to. i don't know why anybody would want to pay attention to anything he has to say. i'm not looking forward to his date of the union and i hope people will turn the television off. >> jesse: wow, tell us how you really feel. you are in d.c. we are here in new york. i get to sit next to greg so i'm thrilled. >> greg: what's wrong with me? >> jesse: nothing is wrong. the new kellyanne conway verb hurumphing. >> greg: i used to do that and then i got some medication. the media's business model runs counter. there's no incentive for democrats to actually listen to donald trump or compromise when you know the media will call you a coward for it. as long as the media has influence the way it does over politics, we will never see compromise. it's not even about the democrats and republicans anymore. it's the media and

here is democratic congressman maxine waters reacting on the day of the alleged incident. >> we have to understand, this is happening for a reason. it is coming from the president of the united states. he is dog whistling every day. he is separating into fighting. he is emboldening those folks who feel this way. >> melissa: house speaker nancy pelosi and this now deleted tweet wrote, "the racist homophobic attack on smollett is an affront to our humanity. no one should be attacked for who they are or who whom they . ." kamala harris tweeted that the attack was an attempted "modern-day lynching." fellow tron 20 candidate senator cory booker use the same term to describe the attack. but here's what he is saying now. >> the information is still coming up. i will withhold until the information comes out. since 9/11, majority of terrorist attacks on our soil have been right wing terrorist attacks. >> melissa: chris, jumping to conclusions. you take someone at their word when they say they've been a victim of a crime. that seems logical enough. but then go to the next extent when you're bl

waters -- neil: now become a symbol. >> maxine waters in latest statement when asked about that, was not giving a lot of buy-in 70% tax cut because she is -- there's a play as to who will be the star of the left and maxine waters is not going to give in, she just said, we need to do something about the taxes but she did not say, yes, 70% at the tippy top is the answer. gillian: one of the reasons the middle class has been crunched in the country, higher education costs and health care costs like 130% higher than they were during the two decades and that's where the middle class is feeling it. president trump, he's starting to talk about lower medical costs, lower drug costs. neil: if they can't coddle together anything about a wall, what makes you think they will make progress on health care, any of the stuff? >> just remember for about a year, drug companies were actually lowering cost in the last few months. >> they were but they took their foot off the gas. >> january 1st, big-time. for me the biggest story is how strong the economy is here. i'm surprised. this job's number that c

maxine waters, a progressive chairwoman has played porter aoc. education and labor. ilhan omar.any strategy behind the way that pelosi is assigning these members to committee? >> i think one of the things you have to keep in mind there's more seats assignable seats than there are members in the majority right now. so it's not shocking that some of these new members are finding themselves on exclusive commits like financial services, but also giving voice -- >> is she pairing liberals with liberals? so they're fighting a liberal chair? >> i think maxine waters is someone that sees eye to eye with a lot of the new members coming in as well. let's not forget, i think the focus has been on the firebrand of ultraliberals from districts like mine, mike capuano and presley and john conyers' old seat. it's important to remember that how democrats won the house of representatives was by appealing to moderate districts where republicans have held those districts. >> and hitting on health care, kitchen table issues. i got to ask you about the attention. you served a long time. but you've b

the panel is led byma congress maxine waters who is known for her fiery rhetoric towards wallt street. in a recent interview with john harwood, she took on a more moderate tone. >> reporter: at one point during the campaign, you said about bankers -- >> what i'm going to do to you is fair. i'm going to do to you what you >> reporter: so, you recently met with jamie dimon o jpmorgan, david solomon of goldman-sachs, what did you do to them? >> ll, first of all, let me just say this. when you areak sg and you are among friends and you are with an orghaizationyou have great relationships with, you take the opportunity to have perhaps fun, to describe to them in ways maybe you wouldn't describe to other people how are you going to do things and youet them, basically, involved aun rstanding what you care about and what you have learned from your time in office, and you make these kind of quips. >> so people shouldn't tak literally. >> not literally, yes. absolutely. i have an open door. i welcome everybody from bankers toactivists, nonprofits, from veterans, you know, people involved in the

violence is acceptable and i think that it's disgraceful how you have politicians in washington like maxine waters or like the former attorney general that are saying you've got to kick them you know you've got to go out and get in their face and harass them so you mentioned the authorities and some parallels with the thirty's of course that came about after the treaty of versailles after world war one reparations had to be paid from germany and they were a dry county in and it set up a disaster in two thousand and eight my question to you is did sixteen seventeen trillion dollars give away to wall street creditors was that equivalent in a way as reparations to wall street that then set up this huge backlash you know i think that the bailouts and you know that i wrote my book because of the bailouts and i disagreed with the bailouts and if you remember back to the one nine hundred eighty s. when you had the resolution trust company that took the s n l's and actually put bankers in prison i mean i think that's what should have been done bankers should have gone to jail the reason why i wrote

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julie hambleton‘s sister, maxine, was 18 at the time and died in the attack., she was funny. and none of our lives, none of our lives, would have been the way they've turned out, without any shadow of a doubt. we would have been completely different people. the ira is widely believed to have planted the bombs. six people were wrongly convicted of the crime. they became known as the birmingham six. they were acquitted, after spending more than a decade in prison. those responsible have never been to justice. some of the families of those killed have been fighting for an inquest into the bombings to be reopened, to find out what happened and why. today, the coroner will start that process, marking a significant moment in this long—running story. but there are concerns the inquest won't give any new answers. already, the coroner has ruled out looking at who was behind the attacks. it's scheduled to last five weeks. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. a 17—year—old boy has been charged with murder after a man was fatally stabbed at a south london youth club. 23—ye

. >> join us now is commerce woman maxine waters. chairwoman waters thank you for being here tonight it's nice to have you here. >> [laughter] she is cutting out. oh no. can you hear me quick. >> not that well. >> we'll take a quick break i will send a bunch of elves over we will be back with you in just a moment we think we have fixed our gremlins. >> can you hear me quick. >> barely. >> i will talk louder. >> i don't know what's happenin happening. >> i will try that she had been asking for documents and testimony from deutsche bank as it pertains to president trumps and he was sworn in what you interested in quick. >> would you repeat that one more time? [laughter] . >>. >> what a bad week for the activist press. laura logan everybody is pulling out their hair. [laughter] $250million that's a lot of money. the paper makes $100 million off of digital ad sales alone that's a lot of money that is more than i make it a year. [laughter] how do they make all that many? that brings eyeballs that makes money so get your piece you earned i

maxine waters spoke out on friday. >> it's time for everybody to stand-up. all hands on deck. to refuse this president, these fake emergency powers he would like to have. i'm urging everybody to get together. all this weekend send a massage to washington dc. >> a number of republicans and democrats in the house and senate say they object to the president's plan as well. some call it an over reach of executive power. joining me know is kevin mccarthy. thank you so much for being here. >> is this a national emergency. your reaction to what is happening? some of your colleagues are pushing back. >> first of all, does the president have the authority. president's have declared more then 60 emergency. they can be clear in an emergency. in 2005 janet they declared an emergency so did new mexico governor. the president has the authority. yes, it's a crisis. think about the human trafficking. think about the children being moved across the country. how many americans are dying. the president one happy authority. the emergency has been shown before. at the end of the day the wall for 2

[laughter] >> joining us maxine waters, chairwoman waters, nice to have you here. [laughter] >> she's cutting out, oh, no. can you hear me madame chair? >> not that well. oh, oh. here is what we are going to do, we will take a quick break and i will send a bunch of elves to fix the audio. i believe that we have fixed our gremlin. >> barely. >> you have been asking for documents and testimony from deutsche bank as it pertains to president trump, basically since he was sworn in, what is it that you're investigating there? >> rachel, would you repeat that one more time? >> i'm surprised she didn't blame the russians. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> what a bad week or if activist press, laura logan, the horsemen of the media, every reporter pulling out their hair -- 250 million bucks, it's a lot of money, think about how much money they made the paper makes a hundred billion bucks off digital ad sales alone. that's a lot of money a hundred million dollars, that's more than i make in a year. [laughter] >> how do they make all of that money, conflict which brings eye

jedediah: it wasn't just maxine waters.ls who you would think would be measured. kamala harris is a former prosecutor. how does she not know? there's a current investigation going on, sit back, let the police on the ground do their job let the investigates do their job and once the facts are out, you want to make a current, go ahead. but to make comments ahead of time that's completely irresponsible for someone who wants the credibility to be president. pete: if he's lying, will he be charged with a hate crime? it's actually hateful to do the opposite. we've got another story. the presidential campaign is already underway big time. hopefuls hitting early campaign states -- new hampshire, south america. what's the other one? iowa. jedediah: that's a big one. pete: here's a montage of some of the hopefuls on the campaign trail recently. >> we know that we are facing a moment where americans are starting to feel left behind. >> as much as it is painful to watch what goes on on the president's twitter feed every day, but that's

>> i will be serving with one of my heroes, maxine waters, she will be the chair of financial services. >> wind shear hero? -- why is she your hero? >> when it all happened she brought me to her office and held my hand, she knew why i was angry and upset. thathat alone, i feel partnership with her, i can see her mentoring me through a lot of the challenges i know i will face. >> you are on the committee? >> hopefully on oversight, was of those committees will be important to my residents back home. many have questions about the flint crisis. many have questions about the implant taint -- implantation of the emergency manager in michigan and how that impacted the voting rights act. many want me to start working on issues around accountability from the president down. they want to be able to make sure that everyone is following the law. >> what do you need to get done for this to be a success? >> my first bill that i propose soths ago, many people are supportive of the civil rights act. it's a historic act. but over the last 50 years many people don't understand that it's become increasi

. >> join us now is commerce woman maxine waters.hairwoman waters thank you for being here tonight it's nice to have you here. >> [laughter] she is cutting out. oh no. can you hear me quick. >> not that well. >> we'll take a quick break i will send a bunch of elves over we will be back with you in just a moment we think we have fixed our gremlins. >> can you hear me quick. >> barely. >> i will talk louder. >> i don't know what's happening