i will describe some of the properties of the project and then i will hand it off to michael lee, who will take care of the first action, which is the environmental impact report. we've been before you several times on this project. it encompasses 38 acres on the shoreline and bayview hunters point. it's immediately north and west of the hunters point shipyard. the project has two major components, one is 900 innis, along with india basin park. these are items owned by recreation and parks department. they would be the sponsor. the other half, 700 innis, along with open space. this would be implemented or developed by build, the official name for the sake of the approvals. there are several actions before you, but i will immediately turn it over to michael lee, who will walk through for you. >> vice president melgar, members of the commission, michael lee, planning department staff. first action item is the certification of the final e.i.r. the draft e.i.r. was published on september 13, 2017. the public hearing on draft e.i.r. was october 19, 2017, and comment ended october 30, 2017.

i'll let you know in seven years michael lee is with invest mark advisory group. d to see you. >> how are you? >> do you think the president is happy with jay powell? >> i don't know that he's happy or sad with him. i think he made an excellent choice and i don't know if he's complaining but saying that rates are going higher to strengthen the dollar above and yongd what he would like to see and i don't know this administration is either for strong dollar or weak collar more so a stable dollar because so much of their economic agenda is producing things in america et selling them to close the trade and balances that we have all over the place. so as the dollar gets stronger it is harder to sell things abroad. and the fact that our economy is booming means rates need to go higher and mac it hard to slow down pace of the dollar. >> the dollar is coming down this morning on those comments to reuters by president trump. but you know, we choir that higher interest rates could slam the economic growth that we've seen. particularly because of low interest rates and the ta

number one is from the -- what michael lee mentioned in the final environmental impact report that there are significant impacts to the environment that cannot be mitigated. this is a community. india basin is part of bayview-hunters point that is already over inundated with pollution burden. not only it is one of the movie pollution burdened cities -- neighborhoods in the bay, but in the state of california. it is a care community, and i also want to make it very clear, it is adjacent to the bayview-hunters point shipyard, which is not simply a bond fill, it is a federal super fund site, and it's wrought with its own issue. number two, the reason why there is opposition to this project is because of the process of this project. i do commend the san francisco recreation and park for acknowledging the community that exists in more than one language, language access and the use of those folks who actually use and are part of the india basin shoreline every single day. but the city and the developer build, l.l.c., from the very beginning of this process, from scoping to even now, has not co

michael lee, and it went through another person before him. i had to go through allison, and through planning and parks. i looked it over, in other words, everything that i thought i needed to look over, regarding hydro, and water, and how the sewer system would be. currently there's maybe only one central drain out from the sewer part. i'm not all that interested in the sewer, but i'm looking at the water that some of the stuff was dumped out into, and there's going to be a very complex big, big building on the similar plot of land that's -- i was talking it over with mike. he tells me they're going to either dump into the harbor after treating or they're going to connect the sewer through the main line that leads over either to north point or southeastern side. there are two water treatment places. so if the water getting all in the ground there, i've been trying to get that entrance on the salinity content where they have pools of waste water, if they can bring it up to normal salinity. it doesn't take much more than adding sod. 'cause curr

michael lee has worked on fairness in the criminal justice system. cruz is working on that as well. there are a number of us working on the issue, the fact fact that i'm the leading cosponsor of the lynching legislation is true. but it does not necessarily tell the whole story on other republicans who are engaged in the process of making sure that we have a level playing field in the criminal justice space. >> brennan: you're going to deliver their votes on your lynching bill? >> well i'm not going to ever say that i'm going to deliver anything that i cannot guarantee that i'm going to deliver. i am confident that i will have more than just myself as republican on the bill. this will bring more republicans on board by the time we're finished than before we started so thank you very much for that. >> brennan: republicans like to refer to themselves alls the party of lincoln. do you think that that legacy of being compromised by the party of trump? >> i think we are going through hard times without any question. rhetoric is not always repful. the fact

jason ropman and michael lee. gentlemen, you are both bullish on the market. jason, i want to start with you. i have never seen analysts so split over a market right now. it goes from everything from the tax cuts t slowdown in china and europe, the u.s. is the best place to be, to the other side that says the valuations have gotten out of line, rising rate environment, potential trade war, build a bunker, get a bunch of canned meat and hide from the world for ten years. which camp do you sit in? >> well, you know what, i'm going to go one step further and let's go beyond what the analysts say and go right to the fed. the mantra has been don't fight the fed. you never fight the fed. if you look at what the fed said in their minutes, you can read the statement, the fed is very bullish on the future. increasing gdp, long-term inflation contained, tax cuts having a potential positive impact. that's all i need to see. the fed is bullish on the economy. yes, there will always be downside risk, so on and so forth. obviously political situation happening. the fed's bu

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." >> my name's michael lee wilson. somebody once said that each one of us will be a star for 15 minutes, and i think that that's probably going to happen. >> american culture used to be a culture that celebrated privacy. in the 1980s as we're watching celebrities play out on stage, hey, i want to join, too. all the world becomes a stage. you start seeing shows like "real people" or "the people's court." >> "the people's court." where reality television is taken one step further. >> to see more tv producers had to come up with new and different ways to give them television. >> don't be stupid! >> get over here! >> i told you not to be stupid. >> what "cops" did was, it took away the script and just brought the camera people and the crews on location to try and catch actual things happening. >> cocaine. possession of a stolen firearm no less. what else are you going to do? when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a

america as division another filmmaker who often does that is michael moore and he's got something out that's right and he does like spike lee michael moore is very political he's a filmmaker his movies are meant as a wake up call and his new film is called fahrenheit eleven nine not to be confused with his film fahrenheit nine eleven that was about w. bush this is about donald trump and he takes a look at america now he takes a look at hate groups he interviews survivors of the school shooting this year in part in florida and he does what he does best which is painting broad polemical strokes. now in the trailer he says that trump will be built last president of the united states i don't think that even he quite believes himself but he certainly knows what he has to say to get people's blood boiling and to sell movie tickets this is an extreme look at an extreme situation that's what michael moore is there for and it's an. the movie that liberal america and probably europe are going to eat up the lots of stuff for us to have a look at perhaps some difficult topics character to high test exactly sure the weekend thank you to

in fit my lowest fear is talking about his latest documentary what's that about right like spike lee michael moore is of course a very political filmmaker whose movies are meant as a wake up call his new film is called fahrenheit eleven nine it's his attack on donald trump and how he got elected now along the way michael moore looks at hate groups at this he meets with victims of the school shooting this february and parklands florida and more continues to do what he does best which is painting broad polemical strong as acts of violence in this country like never seen. in the trailer moore says that trump will be the last president of the us i don't think he quite believes that himself but he definitely knows what he has to say to get people's blood boiling and to sell movie tickets this is an extreme look at an extreme situation and it's a movie that the american liberal america should say is going to eat up and the rest of the world i mean joe exactly and let's thank you very much david let's vania website absolutely that's a d w dot com slash culture thank you and it's over this is spike

lee watts. >> district attorney michael rourke isn't buying it. chris watts faces nine felony charges, five counts of first degree murder, three counts of tam tampering with a body and one count of unlawful termination of a preeing sivment 34-year-old shinan watts and the two twawrgts were reported missing last monday. >> if somebody has her, please bring her back. >> the next day, chris even talked to local reporters and begged for his family to just come back >> i just want them back. >> mr. watts, why did you kill your wife and two children? >> reporter: the 33-year-old father was arrested wednesday after he confessed to murdering his wife and the two girls. their bodies were found on thursday at an oil field where chris once worked. shannan was found in a shallow grave. the children were found submerged in tanks filled with crude oil. a local paper reported that watts would be told of his charges while still in jail, rot, jeff, tomorrow he will be ma a courtroom. >> glor: omar villafranca asking the question. prosecutors saying they have not d

about this, and they never thought that they understood the full extent of the president's lee lags ship with michael cohen. so as this has gone forward, they've really, really been in the dark. this is not like the investigation where they read through the questions the investigators wanted to and have an understanding of what's there. this is going on with knowing very little. >> it's not been smeared the way the mueller investigation has been smeared. you talked about they feel inoculated from whatever the wit witch-hunt is. this doesn't fall under the category of witch-hunt. >> why is it that rod rosenstein did not give mueller this aspect of the case and gave it to the prosecutors in the southern district. by doing that, it insulated mueller from some of the criticisms that he truly is on an unending witch-hunt that's looking at all sorts of things that have nothing with russia. these career prosecutors who do not have political faces, who do not have the public images that mueller has, has r have gone in and done this case. what does the president say? is this part of the witch-hunt? is it a ju

reporting tonight about former trump fixer and keeper of secrets michael cohen and why he decided to plead guilty to eight counts of tax evasion. m.j. lee is here. thank you for doing this. what factored into michael cohen's decision to plead guilty? >> don, if you think back to last week, he made false statements to a bank and campaign and karen mcdougal to stay quiet during the election. that was stunning and public down fall for this man who had been wrong. prosecutors made it clear there could be more charges coming and his wife could have been implicated and also assets could have been seized. one thing they could have taken into account is seriously if he knew they had tried to go to trial, the legal bills would have been enormous in addition to the other bills stacking up. he did not want to leave his family with that financial burden. >> lots of pressure on him. sentencing in december, correct? do we know about his mind set? >> we've been talking to people in touch with michael cohen and have insights into what he has been thinking and we're told he resigned to the fact that he will go to prison for some time. he still does not

jamie lee started previous housing sequels where it was revealed that she and michael myers were brother is a true reboot and those other story lines have been wiped out. >> waiting for me. i waited for him. >> get it! >> the 1978 lori was meek but she's kind of a super hero this time. >> nowadays we have wonder women, linda hamilton and the terminator. you're going to see me in a tank top. i will not have her arms. >> just now. if you think you're going to do a side by side of me and linda hamilton? not ever. >> you don't believe in the pokemon? >> every text or comment somebody would do on social media they'd go, yes, queen, so i -- you know, at some point -- >> i need you to do that for me. come on, come on. >> she's the queen. cannot wait to see the movie and her. just in time for halloween on october 19th. >> i'm already scared. >>> straight ahead -- >> sex in the city turns 20. our flashback with the ladies. >> these are my three sisters. >> and their now a-list guest stars. >> they're all really good looking. >> the cast of dawson's creek then and now. secrets behind the reunion a

rnc spokeswoman kale lee mac kah mcenany and blake. michaelwill go to you first i was making a comment you have a king maker on the road now. he was 20 to 1 in terms of endorsement and those candidates winning and after last night the president again strong. your thoughts? >> not a king maker at all. let's be clear first that the race is not called. it won't be until august 24th until we have the provisional ballots. in definitely had impact on the base as he should. we're talking about a seat that has been in republican hands for decades. yes, it's a battle in this seat that shouldn't have been one in the first place. let's also focus on the reality that in november you have 17 districts that are more competitive than this one in the midwest alone. 60 across the country. i would rather be on our side where there is momentum and independence breaking our way. we are talking about job and healthcare and education rather than having to spent, as the republicans did, more than $3 million to save a seat that shouldn't have been competitive in the

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lee, abc 7 news. >>> new york state investigators today subpoena michael cohen, president trump's former personal lawyer subpoena came after cohen's attorneys said their client had information that would be of interest to prosecutors. meanwhile, president trump is reacting to cohen pleading guilty to campaign finance-related crimes. abc ease tara palmeri has more on that. >> reporter: president trump implicated in campaign finance crimes of michael cohen. the president now speaking out, telling fox news the campaign finance violations, cohen pled guilty to, are not crimes. >> my first question when i heard about it was was did they come out of the campaign? because that could be a little dicey? they didn't come out of the campaign. >>> white house spokesperson sarah sanders saying the president did nothing wrong. >> just because michael cohen made a plea deal doesn't mean that that implicate it is president on anything? >> reporter: the president lashing out on twitter, accusing cohen of making up stories in order to strike a deal with prosecutors. even mocking the man who worked for him for over a deca

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gruesomely pornographic lee watching america disintegrate and making a huge payday on that comcast and saturday night live and lorne michaels and all those guys thanks buddy you're killing us great job well we'll be back after the break so don't go away much more coming your way he. went on the show seemed wrong. why don't we just don't hold. me. yet to see how it does day become active. and engaged in the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it's meaningless in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying who's just moved to present and that we're even many of victims families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the get tell here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite

lee. and white house reporter, nancy cook. gang is here. thank you all for that. michael, let me start with you. it was your reporting that broke this wide open with your colleague, maggie haberman. publicly, donald trump says, i'm fine. it's cool. based on reporting, does it match what he's saying privately? >> the white house did you waoe the extent of what don mcgahn has told investigators, despite the fact that mr. giuliani and the president are out there saying there is nothing to hide here, and this was a good thing, including the president's former personal lawyer, john dowd. he is saying it is good, as well. they don't know. they don't know the extent of this. they got a short interview of this. they never really learned the full extent of the statements he gave, the cooperation. it is highly unusual for a lawyer to do this. >> when you look at the areas robert mueller might be interested in, in january, you reported donald trump ordered mcgahn to fire mueller, and he refused. presumably, it might be something the special counsel would want to know about, right? >> correct. the special c

lee. also "new york times" reporter michael schmidt as well as u.s.meachem, before we get to rudy telling us that the truth is not the truth, that perhaps what the meaning of "is" is or is not, i wanted to ask you, we always talk about turning points in this trump administration, and many people believe that we will never have a turning point. trump is just going to plow through one thing after another. but you had a lot of people comparing what happened with admiral mccraven this past weekend, with what happened to the mccarthy hearings when welch finally said, "sir, have you know shame." how impactful do you think admiral mccraven's comments were and the response to that? >> i think they were essential. i think they speak incredibly well of the admiral and of that broader national security community that i think signed a better, bob gates among others, people who are, in fact, standing up and saying that as george h.w. bush said in another context, this will not stand. my fear is that to link these two themes, is that in a world where the tagline of

lee is this likely to catch up with him. i mean think about this is this is a fairly momentous day in terms of what's happened here you've got michael cohen a long time friend and fixer of the president paul mann afford a longtime aide in front of the president both pleading guilty to extremely serious charges that came from the mother investigation it cannot be ignored the gravity of what's happened here is something despite what the president says it will not be ignored i don't think by the american public donald trump can call the special counsel's investigation a witch hunt as much as he likes but when six men and six women at a jury trial here in virginia find paul manifold guilty of what he did with it with tax fraud and bank fraud that really speaks to what robert muller's investigation is all about close friends and aides of donald trump are basically falling like flies right now it must have serious implications and it's also important to remember that the midterm elections are coming up in november robert muller's investigation still hasn't concluded but these kinds of cases from people so close to the president may well h

lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's talk more now about the sentencing phase of this high profile case with our legal analyst, michael cardoza. you heard in that story, it was a day of raw, powerful statements from the victims' families. are relevant are these statements? do they often sway the judge? >> not often. in my over 35 years of court rooms, although victim impact statements have not been in existence, but for a number of years, i have never seen them sway a judge. once a disposition is reached, a plea bargain is reached, that's it. what it does, it lets the victims' families get up and go through a catharsis in the courtroom. but, will it have an effect on the ultimate sentence? no. it will be 6 and 9 years. >> because this was an agreed- upon plea deal, is that why it is essentially too late for the judge to reconsider? >> it is. now, the judge could reconsider if something really sways him during this impact hearing, and during the sentencing. but, no. he could withdraw the plea bargain. a judge may say i'm not going to accept it. we are going to go back to square one, set this thing for trial and push it

lee officially made it a historical landmark in 2013. >>> still ahead, a simple concept. get a password manager to remember your password. one problem, not that easy as michael finney found out, we'll explain. >> as we head to break, the time right now is 6:36, taking a look right now, the city of san francisco and the clouds hovering over in some parts of the city as the sun begins to rise. >>> happeningtoday, law enforcement officers from arne the world are in san francisco to show off their motorcycle riding skills. today is the last day of sfpd's international police motorcycle skills competition. officers pay an entry fee to com. that money goes to the police department's wilderness adventure youth program. check out the action up close and it starts at 9:00 this morning at pier 32. >>> the trains in the north bay will be free this weekend to celebrate the first anniversary of service. today smart will also hold a festival at the novato hamilton station with music and food trucks as well as beer and wine. smart runs service along 10 stations between san rafael with plans to add more. time now is 6:40. drew is tracking the forecast for us and it's shapin

lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have new information on more legal trouble facing president trump's former personal attorney. investigators in new york have issued a subpoena to michael cohen as they investigate whether the trump foundation charity broke state laws. cohen pleaded guilty yesterday to campaign finance violations claiming that he was directed by a candidate to make payments to two women. in an interview on "fox and friends," president trump said the payments didn't violate the law. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew. later on. but you have to understand, what he did and they weren't taken out of campaign finance, that's a big thing, that's a much bigger thing, did they come out of campaign. they didn't come out of the cai don't i tweeted about the payments. but they didn't come out of campaign. >> last month, michael cohen released an audio tape of mr. trump apparently discussing the payoff to playboy model karen mcdougal. porn star stormy daniels also received hush money to stay quiet about an alleged affair with mr. trump years earlier. michael cohen's attorneys also saying that cohen has information that would be of interest to sp

lee officially designated the bar as a historical landmark in 2013. >>> still ahead, a simple concept. a password manage tore remember your passwords. one problem, it's not that easy as 7 on your side's michael fenny found out. >>> here is a look outside from the cam r. cars are out making their way into san francisco. >>> time right now is 5:39. we're taking a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. a foggy saturday morning. some changes are ahead in the forecast. drew tombal break it down for us coming up in the accuweather. >>> happening today, law enforcement officers are in san francisco to show off their motorcycle riding skills. today is the last day of the international police motorcycle skill competition. officers pay an entry fee to compete. that goes to the wilderness adventure youth april. you can check out the action up close and it starts at 9:00 this morning at pier 31. >>> that's actually pier 32, sorry about that. >>> smart rides will be free. today smart will hold a festival from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the novato station. it will run from san rafael and the sonoma county airport with plans to add more. >>> time now 5:40 on this saturday morning and drew, y

lee. >> time is 7:33. >>> a man accused of a deadly hit and run in san francisco will be back in court tuesday, michael smithurder charges and driving under the influence. investigators said he ignored his wife who told him not to treuf after drinking, he took his wife's bmw and drove to oakland where he hit and killed a 65 year old bicyclist in the tender tender -- tenderloin neighborhood. >> officers gathered to say good by to fallen officer kirk griess. >> reporter: family friends and more than 1,000 law enforcement officers from california and beyond gathered in sadness in vacaville. they came to say good by to california highway patrol officer kirk griess killed in the line of duty. >> he was a great motor cop, he was known as the best of the best, a cop's cop. >> reporter: he was killed on i want state 80 outside of forfield. he pulled over his car when another car crashed into him. the man was also killed in the accident, the man responsible had been distracted by his cell phone, he is charged with two counts of vehicular manslaughter. >> his parents asked me to accepted a strong message to the commun

michael epidemics. reauthorization. why am also enthusiastic and helpful is that you just look at that reauthorization, bringing together barbara lee, -- do have to say more? the democrats and republicans saying that this is important to americans, it is an illustration of our compassion, and illustration of successful foreign assistance, and illustration of the impact that you can have when you work together as a community and government and resource levels. it brings all of those pieces together in just validation that eight congresses have supported this and three administration p we never take that for granted. we are deeply grateful because it is not, i don't want to come to something quickly like steve said.he said a level of complacency. these are the individuals congresswoman bass, others, they were just not let us become complacent and the staff all of this. i'm on hill for five times a month talking to the staffers and members about the epidemic because they are that interested. they know the details of our program and it makes us better. it really is an unbelievable relationship between the executive branch and the legis

lee. you have this color on this transformation from i'm going to fight, fight, fight, to i really care about my family. >> that's right. we are getting more insight into what led to michael cohen pleading guilty last week. and sort of his mindset now as he waits for that sentencing hearing. people familiar with his thinking that we have talked to, say that michael cohen is basically resigned. resigned to the fact that he will go to prison for some time and he still does not expect to receive a presidential pardon from donald trump, his former boss. and that he basically feels like everything that he has done and that he is doing is to protect his family as much as possible. in fact, a friend of michael cohen that we spoke to said, you know who michael took a bullet for? his family. this quote, obviously, interesting because cohen has famously previously said he would be willing to take a bullet for donald trump. now, just to remind everyone, cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts last week, including tax evasion, making false statements to a bank, as well as campaign finance violations. but what we know now is that it could have been so much worse. prosecutors made it clea

lee carter. >> interested to the see aftermath of announcements earlier this week of michael cohen and others.sponded almost blown it up in a big way it end up benefiting the administration. i'm seeing whether or not it will blow up. maria: good point. james? >> i hope we get good news resolving disputes with mexico. markets tell me to curb my enthusiasm. hoping for good news. >> raise the issue whether the president actually saying if i get impeached market would crash and people would be very poor. that is subject people will be debating and discussing beyond today. maria: that was some quote. watermelon and cantaloupe, delicious. great show. see you tomorrow. stuart varney we go. "varney & company" begins right now. stuart: good morning, everyone. the president defends the performance of the trump economy. in an interview with fox news he is heavily remoting the return to prosperity. faced a political firestorm the president goes on the offense latest economy. the latest pole show he has a political problem. fox poll reveals 11 point lead for democrats over republicans and more enthusiasm o

to echo what michael witnesses have said, this does require consistent engagement by the us government and by us civil society and its counterparts in other parts of the world . >> doctor lee, you specifically testified. >> ,a popular misconception about the eu's general data protection regulation is that it protects privacy. it does not. talk about that and if we're going to try to negotiate with the eu on tariffs and preferences, shouldn't the gdpr be part of our negotiation? >> short answer yes, absolutely. >> the word privacy only appears three times in the entirety of thegdpr and it's their version oof data protection . you can go to many countries in europe where numbers are publicly available . people are naked in public places but we have very different conceptions of privacy. what i would like toó is that the gdpr is a geopolitical, not a humanitarian move coming after 10 years of economic raises. the dissatisfaction with brothels.. less than 40 percent of europeans both in the election this is areaction to that . and i would say they europeans and i want prosperity. the public opinion was not on board with the heavy-handed approach with the eu took. >> i believe