ruse fund can have a private opportunity u opportunity given the mel ruses issue. okay. so the staff presentation is done if there's no other comments we'll open this up for public comment 3 and 4. any public comment over and over item three or four come forward >> supervisors i'm jim i've been involved in this for a long time. what you have before us going back to 8 years when gavin newsom asked a city task force to figure out more ways to fund the downtown extension i amazing found a copy of the task force report they've proposed what is - what we're doing today. i've look at the public document and it indeed calls for mel ruse money to be spent for the downtown extension for infrastructure in the area and by the way, i'm on the transit area cac that's responsible for the budget and for the city park. there's nothing that clearly shows how the money that's going to be created by mel ruse can be transferred into finishing the terminal so i think i need to carefully figure out if there's goes to take if $2 million out of the mel ruse to be investment in the terrain

and the 3 hundred and 10 adjustment that leaves the monies that were going to be receiving from the mel ruse $28.5 million towards the construction of the park and another 2 hundred million from the mel ruse. phase two is the tunnel it connects the tunnel into king and the new transit center. on this map first of all, you see alignment 4.3 miles going up targeted downtown i up to the new trait center another thing the need for the d t x extension a lot of people that don't use caltrain they don't see that but you'll see on the slide the area half mark radius there are one hundred and 80 thousand jobs compared to other figures of jobs open fourth and king about a tenfold difference the other thing on the aerial part of the city this is a few years old the area north of market is built out not a lot of room to grow it's a long term grossly goal to shift into the south of market neighborhood. you saw this slide earlier during adams presentation but it shows that we're having tremendous success many buildings underway and another 8 residential buildings south of the district plan in the rin

the larger boundary is covered by the district plan the same boundary u boundary you'll see for the mel reduce district a contract as ken mentioned through the transit center significant now height increasing in the velocity up to one thousand feet and up to eight-hundred feet to support new transit oriented growth in the sort of most transit served area in the region and to help fund the attributing e type 2 diabetes terminal that was a competitive streetscape plan that was down we're flushing you tell out with the costs estimates to carry the new number of huge people into the term and there was a significant planning for open space over 8 acres of open space and part of the plan was to adapt the implementation plan to help us pay our the facilities including the tjpa project there were a couple of different funding impact fees on the new development that was adopted as well as the development to propose the mel ruse district we've been developing on the materials to form the mel ruse and that's what we're presenting to you today. so to go into a little bit of information it was propo

funding impact fees on the new development that was adopted as well as the development to propose the mel ruse district we've been developing on the materials to form the mel ruse and that's what we're presenting to you today. so to go into a little bit of information it was proposed we're presenting to you today is fully consistent with what's in the plan in terms of the agreements and terms approved and adopted by the board of supervisors in 2012. just to mention a major development it per the planning code and the developer partners. existing development is not required to join 9 mel ruse district only on new prospers that pays for the downtown rail extension. so here's a map showing the proposed district the initial parcels their shaded on a gray on the formation and includes the publicly owned projects and has as part of their at this time to join the district. there's a future ann satisfaction area and as parcels get dialed within the area and trigger that they'll vote into the district. one of the significant components is the rate of portion time how the tax a calculated and acces

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i have mel brooks the father, henry brooks the son. henry brooks just was going to be a noble american. he was going to be fdr. he did his rehearsal and then he went whoa! oh, my polio! i have eye polio! can i do a polio comedy, dad? no! you can't do polio comedy. so literally i left hip playing in the backyard. they play sports or whatever. you know what he was playing? john brown. running around the backyard. freedom! >> yeah. >> if you know john brown, shame on you. if you do, you're laughing as hard as i am right about now. i still have to say, i was busting your chops earlier. i want to thank -- mel, are you watching? yeah, over here. thank you for bringing the book with you when you came. thank you for suggesting that i have your son on. because it was well worth it. i enjoyeded this immensely, max. >> and my father is very happy i have a job. >> it's a great book. it's a story that ought to be told. big willie, thank you. thank you for optioning this. "harlem hell fighters," written by the author of "world war z," max brooks. i

so does he win her back, mel? >> no.d in fact, the one story that nobody is talking about is that everyone in america can learn something from paula. obviously robin thicke did something, whether it's prancing around with naked people or gyrating behind miley cyrus or cheating on or whatever it is that pissed her off. and the bottom line, she is using what every man has ever used, which is called tease and denial. clearly she pushed him away. she is avoiding him. it's driving him crazy. so ladies -- >> it's driving a lot of americans crazy as well. >> all of us crazy. now. >> yes, yes. so if somebody ever tease, deny them attention. >> tease and denial is my band's next album. >> hall sparks, hallsparks.com for upcoming projects. thank you, marc, thank you, hal, and mandy as well. >>> coming up, why so many of america's preschoolers are being kicked out of school, and how it can ruin the rest of their lives. ♪ f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many h

>> reporter: lucy, radnor police say allen true mel work at this mcdonald's for two years. the drug sales have been going for six to eight months. they say he work the afternoon and evening shift and probably made about 1500 bucks a week with this scheme. >> give you a definition of what may be considered a happy meal. >> reporter: that comment from police after they arrested 29 year old mcdonald's employee allen tra mel after he sold them crack cocaine on several occasions. at this mainline mcdonald's in radnor. >> our officers would call ahead on the cell phone establish a date and time where they would meet mr. tra mel when he was working at the mcdonald'. >> he was busted tuesday night after allegedly made four separate crack cocaine sales to undercover officers. >> he would sell crack cocaine in package form to the undercover officers in the parking lot of the mcdonald's while he was working and return back to work. >> reporter: detectives seized 57 packets of crack in these pink envelopes when they buffed tra mel. they were selling for 10 bucks a pack. tra mel alleged

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it's no big deal. >> mel, thanks for joining us from my home state of michigan. don't know if you knew that or not. >> i'm actually at my parents' house right now. >> well, say hi to them. they did a good job. tell them that for me. >> i disagree but -- >> thanks, mel robbins, really appreciate it. >> you got it. great to see you. >>> that's all the time we have for "sg md" today, but let's keep the conversation going on twitter. @doctorsanjaygupta. "new day sunday" continues right now christi paul and victor blackwell. >>> 8:00 on a sunday, good morning, so grateful for your company. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. breaking news in the middle east, there are growing concerns that a ground invasion may be inevitable between israel and gaza. >> because overnight israeli forces ignored the u.n.'s request for a cease-fire and crossed into gaza, the first time in this conflict raiding a long range missile site. the military is dropping leaf t leaflets warning residents in northern gaza of more air strikes today, ordering civilians to

it's no big deal. >> mel, thanks for joining us from my home state of michigan. know if you knew that or not. >> i'm actually at my parents' house right now. >> well, say hi to them. they did a good job. tell them that for me. >> i disagree but -- >> thanks, mel robbins, really appreciate it. >> you got it. great to see you. >>> that's all the time we have for "sg md" today, but let's keep the conversation going on twitter. @doctorsanjaygupta. >>> it's time to get you back into the "cnn newsroom" with miguel marquez. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm miguel marquez in new york. this hour we're talking immigrati immigration. once the strength of our nation or so we like to think, the melting pot, but could it be the achilles' heel. some 11 million illegal immigrants are here and more coming every day and now many are children, in some cases running from murder an epidemic worse than anything we've seen in heamerica. all hour we're taking a look at that problem. >>> but first our top story. 130 people are reported killed in gaza after several days of bombardme

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we actually have to go back a little bit, something that mel said.r -- i think these terrorist cases are going to be excellent cases for a variety of reasons. but the most important thing coming out of the chute is to establish whether this is an act of terrorism within the definition of certain federal statutes in the united states. once it's established as an act of terrorism, you have the tort act, the foreign sovereignty act, statutes which are intended to cut off the heads of these terrorist organizations and get them where it hurts, in the pocketbook. but that being said, we were involved in pan am 103 and the big difference between that case and what looks like will be this case potentially against russia and putin is that libya and gadhafi were claimed by the state department to be, quote, state sponsors of terror. russia does not have that label and putin does not have that label. therefore, in my judgment, the best course of action would be an indirect case against russia through the pro-russian separatists, declaring them as terrorists, fi

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jon, kick it off. >> mel, watching ms.de and yellen, i guarantee you neither one of them had one of these as far as secure communication because they don't what the nsa listening, the blackberry if probably what they both use just as the president of the united states does. >> the more you talk -- >> the more it's going down. i'm not going to say -- >> keep talking, murph says. >> short interest, 93 million beginning of the year. stock $5. now through $10 and 100 million short. also, the channel checks show the inventory is down 22%. in other words, they're selling this stuff out, and they've got the passport and other new phones coming out, murph. that's the reason to own it. >> look what's going on with blackberry. great buy at the $ 6 range. up 40% year to date. the key number, up over 30% in the last month. so you look at the ceo. he came out, he said all the right things. said everything the market wanted to hear. however, now he has to put up. i don't think he is, because you can talk about blackberries, but nobody's

i'm back with mel robins, janet johnson and amy weirick.he case against ross harris, it seems pretty damning right now. is there any evidence that works in his favor, do you think? >> yeah. i think what we haven't found out could work in his favor. what i wonder is, did he park in his usual stop at his job. or did he park in a place where nobody would see baby cooper. is he acting with consciousness with guilt. that's what we look for in court. or did he act normal? most of the people who took the stand on thursday, those were state witnesses, they said he acted normal. so again, i don't want us to look at the little bit of evidence that we have and say, well, that's all circumstantial and it all points to him. >> of course it does. aren't police say he was not normal and he used a profanity and he was on his phone with the boss the whole time? >> those are people who didn't know him though. >> i think there's evidence that cuts both ways. what we need to see is what is on his cell phone and what searches was he engaged in and what lies did

overrated, mel. 2016 this is going to impact impel and the folks in either macao, or -- too far out into the future for me to bet on, literally betting on. that's why i say i think that was overrated. that part of it. this, i think is a nice play for the second half. >> it is, and i mean, when you look at it right now, first of all, the comps are much more difficult. they're going to get easier. isn't this about capacity? 2014, no new resorts, looking forward to 2015. 2016, wynn palace, '15, i think galaxies. the new capacity is coming on. isn't that what we should really be looking at? >> one of the reasons why there are a lot of people saying this it going to be a good thing. ignore the 235fact they're havi hiccups because of the world cup and focus on the long-term. more resorts are coming online. long term, another issue, a labor shortage because of the restrictions on labor there. people see that as a potential bottleneck. >> also the anti-corruption is a big, big deal. i think that's way more t

in phoenix debbie allen believes her husband mel died because of bonuses.of bladder cancer after waiting eighth months for care but she said officials would not report the delay s because that would cost them money. >> it was disgusting. for money, for bonuses. it's really careful. >> we could not reach sharon helman. susan bowers who has since retired told us in a phone interview she was not aware of findings of manipulation of data and her bonus was based on the many positive things done while i was there. cynthia mccormack seblts us to the headquarters. she said she got her information based on the information available at the time. what's coming to congress is a much closer look as to why the bonuses weren't stopped. senior level bonuses have already been suspended for this year, but not even chairman miller would eliminate all of the bonuses because he said thousands of hard-working employees deserve them. wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," live reports on hurricane arthur. >>> plus, a

it's mel b. mel b.ir being pumped up ahead of this front. we're go i think to look at the colder air behind the front. temperatures about 20 degrees colder. in between those two we're looking at strong storms. chicago, you're going to have a great day today. by late in the day, showers and thunderstorms develop. and here's the area of strong weather today from nebraska, kansas city, chicago, milwaukee. damaging winds, hail, heavy rain, and the isolated that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the wood >>> a good-looking day shaping up. it's 9:11 now. taking a good look at the radar, which has really started to improve over the past half hour or so. this is all that's leftover, but i can tell you, we're still fair game for a residual shower or two as we head throughout the morning. beautiful shot in san francisco, shows you that clearing sky. same for the oakland hills and mt. hamilton looking lovely adds you overlook the santa clara valley. temperatures today wi

. >>> hln host jane velez-mitchell joins me and mel robbins, cnn commentator and legal analyst. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> and jane, i know you've been speaking to friends of the family. we just heard from chris, one of the friends of justin ross harris. he wants to stand by his friend. you can hear that, but he is sort of saying he's looking at the evidence and he doesn't know that he can. what are these friends telling you? >> well, i spoke to chris as well last night, and there's a sense of betrayal, and that is really the essence of this story, a man who was living a double life, and what these search warrants show is that authorities have just scratched the surface of this double life, and they want to dig deep and find out what other taxic secrets were going on in the harris household. we know this sexting which the defense tried to describe as irrelevant fantasy, had been going on for a while. one of the females that he was sexting as his son roasted in the hot car was 17, but she was 16 when he had started sexting her, according to

omar villa franco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the actress who played mel gibson's young daughtere patriot as died. sky was found dead in bed inside her houston apartment yesterday. she was just 21 year old. it was not immediately clear as to how she died. an autopsy is being performed. >>> faa continues its investigation in a fiery hot air balloon crash and explosion captured on tape. that is what happened when the balloon called the razz berry ripple struck a power line in massachusetts. five of the six people on board did suffer burns. this incident happened last night in a suburb near boston. eyewitnesses say when the balloon hit the power lines, it caused at least two explosions and quickly caught fire. >> huge turn out for a fundraiser to help a child suffering from a rare disease causing him to go deaf and bli blind. "eyewitness news" at the flying w airport in medford, new jersey, it was the second annual help henry see and hear fundraiser six year old henry norton suffers from usher sin syndrome. he was born deaf is rapidly losing his vision as well. captain america, amer

his body was taken to the mel examiner's office in university city for an autopsy. >> central detectivesre investigating it as a sudden death which we do with all sudden death situations or incidents. at this point we have to wait on the medical examiner's report to return. >> reporter: ben deck ran nightclubs across the country including the dba nightclub and popular av nightclub in los angeles. he was reported in philadelphia scouting out possible new business ventures. detectives are tracking his whereabouts in the hours before his death. >> where he was located, any people that may have been with him. those type of things. in terms what may have led to his death. >> sources say no drugs, alcohol or drug paraphernalia were found in his room. >> they have to backtrack and just kind of see his whole pattern in terms of leading up to that moment that he was discover. >> reporter: now, an autopsy today proved inclusive. there were no signs of trauma and the mel examiner's office will have to conduct more tests before they can decide the cause and manner of death here. iain? >> all right,

mel allen died of bladder cancer after waiting eight months for care. but she says officials would not report long delays because that would cost them money. >> and now they're covering up the cover-up, which is really a disgusting thing to do. onr money, you know? for bonuses? it's really terrible. now, i don't have a husband. >> reporter: we could not reach sharon helman, the suspended director in phoenix, for comment. susan bowers, who has since retired, told us in a phone interview she was not aware of findings of manipulation of data, and that her 2013 bonus was based "on the many positive things done while i was there." cynthia mccormack referred to us v.a. headquarters, which said mccormack met her performance standards and got her bonus based on information available at the time. what's now coming in congress is a much closer look at why more of these bonuses weren't stopped as the investigations unfolded. senior level v.a. bonuses have already been suspended for this year. but margaret, not even chairman miller would eliminate all of the bonuse

mel, somehow that doesn't make me feel any better at all.e off the ledge, as i always say. >> i don't know if i can, i'm sporting the usa colors and getting ready to drink and i think you need a drink when you hear about this story. there's a couple things that are just alarming. first of all, you and i both have young sons, ashleigh, and the bottom line is, the idea that a kid who's number one getting bullied on the playground is now the one getting punished is alarming. secondly, that they would have a disciplinary meeting, make the kid sign what is basically a contract, and by the way, ash, in arizona, you got to be 18 years old to be able to sign any kind of legal document. so the fact that this kid was able to kind of -- >> yes, absolutely. and then that the mother wasn't even told about this, ashleigh, until after everything was said and done. it is absolutely absurd. the school district is sticking by this. >> they're calling this sexual misconduct but i highly doubt this 5-year-old even knows what sex means. i want to read something

kimberly priest johnson, mark o'mara, mel robins.imberly, you wanted to talk about the comments made by the mom at the services for the little boy. you said it had tad with religion. i cut you off earlier. >> one of the things we know about this couple is that they were a very religious couple. when we put some of the wife's comments into that context where she truly believed her husband was the head of her household. she was supporting him because that's what she believes in her faith, that's what she is supposed to do. also her comments that her child was in a better place and she wouldn't bring her child back, even if she could. that would be selfish. those remarks, while they may seem odd out of context, very much fit within her religious beliefs. >> you are a former federal prosecutor, a former federal prosecutors, i should say. would you try this case? >> not with the evidence we've seen thus far. i think the investigation should be continued as it is, but with what we know thus far, no. >> i'm looking at mark and mel. i know y

also, mel robinson, comments tater and legal analyst. and alex ferrer, a former police officer, a former florida circuit court judge and the host of the television show joet jud judge alex. are people rushing to judgment you think on justin harris? >> i don't think there is any doubt that is what is going on here? i think it's quite obvious. and once you have a story like this, as they say in the media has legs, it keeps going on and on and on. and before you know it, they're dragging in thanks, personal things and private things about this man's life that are frankly irrelevant to whether or not he did something intentional or not. >> you listened before. you heard what justin ross harris said. but do you -- have you seen anything in this that would lead you to believe there may be an innocent explanation for all of this? >> well, i actually do think there is an innocent explanation, don. and i wrote an opinion piece on cnn.com that went bananas, basically telling everybody, but you indict this woman, step back and take a look at the fa

with your mother hat on as well, mel robbins. lot of people keep going back to the day we got from this probably cause hearing when you hear from this detective talking about on date little cooper died, this mother arrives at the daycare, and find out that her son hadn't been dropped off. and apparently she initially thought, you know, oh, my husband must have left my child in the car. and then the second thing about how she and her husband were in this police interrogation room, not realizing other people were listening and said "well did you say too much." suspect on one level. . >> you know, brooke, i totally agree with you. i thought the same thing. let's take them one at a time. >> okay. >> the statement at the daycare. if, in fact, it is her worst nightmare to have her son die in a hot car, and she arrives to pick the kid up and he's not there, it might just be maternal instinct, deepest fear. i write in the article that my husband and i got two phone calls back-to-back, and then a third one at the house, and i turned to hi

. >> old mill farm is the 75 acre estate in greenwich connecticut, where mel group -- where mel gibsonised his kids. it's back on the market and it's a storybook property. >> coming up, the rebound in the u.s. housing market is getting a used from a special group of homebuyers. ♪ >> welcome back. this is "bottom line" on bloomberg television. skyrocketed,limes upsetting margarita lovers around the country, especially during cinco de mayo celebrations. but recently, lime prices have dropped back down to more reasonable rates. bloomberg business week gets to the root of the problems and explains why the cycle is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. >> every other year we go through the same ritual -- lime rice a spike and people wonder why they are paying $.50 a lime and soda of $.30 a lime. there is bad weather or we talk about the lima blight slowly moving its way up to him brazil to central america. these are all real problems but they are not the problem. the reason we have the price spikes is because we've chosen to get all of our lines -- and i mean 97% of the limes we dr