so i want to call up -- and i saw he had already started coming up -- michael martin from real estate and development for the port. we will also be hearing from a couple others, the project sponsors with the san francisco giants and a senior project manager from oci, to give a presentation on this redevelopment plan amendment before we hear the mission rock project area plant. thank you, mr. martin. >> thank you. good afternoon, president breed, supervisors. mike martin, deputy director for the port of san francisco. i'm here on behalf of the president and the port commission and executive director elaine forbes. she's staffing our port commission meeting, so i have the honor of being here before you today. i know she wanted to be here very much to see this very significant day on a very significant project for the mother -- port. the project began with the approval of senate bill 815. sb815 created an innovative bargain structured around port property for things like housing and office in exchange for the increased revenues from such development. i think that sparked an opportunity t

michael c.d.u. and center left martin schultz is pretty it's perhaps not surprising that they're finding it quite difficult to tie down the final details of this coalition treaty it looks like they've agreed things like energy and agriculture policy for the matter of labor reform health policy and housing policy still some distance apart from each other and we heard it when the two leaders went in that they are the source of the regular right noises we're preparing people for a long night ahead no surprises realistically there and the reason really is because the street the center left needs to have a deal on the table that they can actually sell to the membership because it's the membership of the s.p.d. who will have effectively a veto on this if they come out with a agreement the can't be sold so the center left voters and frankly it's dead in the water. travel women africa can be challenging at times but now an ambitious plan has been drawn up to connect the east and west by rail so the us president macky sall pushed for the project that's partly being paid for by the chinese government and supported b

michael c.d.u. and center left martin childress b.d.'s perhaps not surprising that they're finding it quite difficult to tie down the final details of this coalition treaty it looks like they've agreed things like energy and agriculture policy but in the matter of labor reform health policy and housing policy there's still some distance apart from each other and we heard it when the two leaders went in that they sounded sort of they were making the right noises but preparing people for a long night ahead and so it's proved the indications that we're getting from those talks are that it's not going to be concluded by sunday night it's going to go into monday and no surprises realistically there and the reason really is because the s.p.d. the center left needs to have a deal on the table that they can actually sell to them membership because it's the membership of the s.p.d. who will have effectively a veto on this if they come out with an agreement the can't be sold so the center left voters and frankly it's dead in the water. cyprus's in

michael c.d.u. and center left martin shields this p.d.s. perhaps not surprising that they're finding it quite difficult to tie down the final details of this coalition treaty it looks like they've agreed things like energy and agriculture policy in the matter of labor reform health policy and housing policy there's still some distance apart from each other and we heard it when the two leaders went in that they sounded sort of they were making the right noises but preparing people for a long night ahead no surprises realistically there and the reason really is because the s.p.d. the center left needs to have a deal on the table that they can actually sell to their membership because it's the membership of the s.p.d. who will have effectively a veto on this if they come out with an agreement that can't be sold to the center left voters and frankly it's dead in the water i could audience have voted to stop their presidents holding more than two terms in office sixty four percent of the nation's voters supported changing the constitution the mo

. >> con la participaciÓn de michael, leticia y martÍn freeman entre otros...semana, vas a estar celebrando muchas cosas querido tauro, van a celebrar tantas cosas buenas durante este tiempo que van a querer poder y tener felicidad para este tiempo. gÉminis el triunfo va a estar asegurado te sale una carta maravillosa, hay un triunfo que vas a tener esta semana, pero es debido al Éxito que has tenido porque estas pensando en positivo, bien en lo que debe ser. cÁncer, saqueme la carta. >> aquÍ estÁ, el diez de oro es la carta mÁs grande de dinero para cÁncer hoy hay una luna nueva hay un eclipse de sol, hay un dÍa muy bueno para cÁncer, viene un asunto de Éxito bastante grande, prepÁrense cÁncer para tener una semana de Éxito rotundo, seguimos con leo, no les tengo buenas noticias hay separaciones dicen las cartas cuidado con alguna separaciÓn con la pareja, asÍ que tenga cuidado con subir el tono del ego porque podrÍa estar mÁs teible que nunca con su carÁcter. virgo muy buenas noticias para este tiempo, hay un momento donde vas a tener el mundo en tus manos, h

government now outside of the cd you had quarters that's what michael's party here in berlin the conservatives and social democrats under martin schultz are expected to announce plans for a new grand coalition this follows days of negotiations in which the two were deadlocked over key issues like health care reform today's agreement does still face a vote by nearly half a million social democrat party members. let's bring in our political correspondent bronte is standing by outside those the studio party headquarters here in berlin hi hans what more details have you been hearing at this hour. well there's been some speculation as we know as we have been has been confirmed by several leading politicians the social democrats will get three major ministries in the new government that is to be formed bettors the foreign ministry the finance ministry and the ministry of labor in addition to another couple of maybe less important ministries there's been much speculation about what the role of a speedy leader martin shows is going to be it has been reported for some time this morning that he is likely to be foreign minister which you

martin, i'm sorry. we're going to have to leave it for the viewers tonight. i think you're onto something really important about the question for michael, next time someone gets to and him a question is did you fill out a 1099 on that $130,000, whose name is on it, whose social security number? martin shields gets tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, donald trump back at the white house after a florida weekend tirade in the wake of the mueller indictments during which he managed to link the florida school shooting to his own legal trouble. then he went after obama. meanwhile this was not a holiday weekend for the mueller investigation, and we've got new details tonight on the former trump campaign staffer ready to plead guilty. and do the surviving parkland students in their anger and grief represent the best chance to do something about the mass shootings that have become a predictable part of our american life? "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. well, good evening once again

martin. in twenty thirteen the man who murdered him was acquitted . a year later when a policeman in ferguson missouri shot and killed michael brown another unarmed african-american and wasn't even indicted a wave of protest under the banner of black lives matter swept the country so. we rallied together we mourn together and we will go home and make sure everybody knows that everywhere we developed black. spots both love. the ways in which our system has treated black people. the nine hundred sixty s. or martin luther king jr become the face of the civil rights movement in one nine hundred sixty three he led the famous march on washington when thousands demonstrated for civil and economic rights for african-americans and an end to racial segregation. nine hundred sixty eight he was assassinated in memphis by racist fanatics. fifty years on what remains of martin luther king's dream african-americans still second class citizens it certainly has found patrice carlos. she and her siblings were raised by a single mother. mother is very ashamed of being poor she had no act. to upward mobility and she. you know she had to work for each other into the real hero because

martin, i'm sorry. we're going to have to leave it for the viewers tonight. i think you're onto something really important about the question for michael cohen, next time someone gets to and him a question is did you fill out a 1099 on that $130,000, whose name is on it, whose social security number? martin shields gets tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight donald trump back at the white house after a florida weekend tirade in the wake of the mueller indictments during which he managed to link the florida school shooting to his own legal trouble. then he went after obama. meanwhile this was not a holiday weekend for the mueller investigation, and we've got new details tonight on the former trump campaign staffer ready to plead guilty. and do the surviving parkland students in their anger and grief represent the best chance to do something about the mass shootings that have become a predictable part of our american life? "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. well, good evening once again from our nbc news studios here in new york as we on this he'd monday begin this holiday shortened

called bowling for columbine by michael moore and it was an excellent movie that showed the connection between the military missile production that went on at the lockheed martin back to rick down the road and that high school incident there seems to be a relation between military and. and the incidents like this somehow it filters into the public consciousness there is a sense of neo ism a sense of using force to and sensationalism to either garner attention or take revenge or something like that so i guess my thought is that we're really on the wrong track we need to be promoting different types of solution to end the fire and fury as was promoted or or the really the the actions of the vice president in south korea where he was the only one in the stadium that seemed to be opposed to the peaceful. kind of performance and the peaceful. cooperation between the north and the so korean delegations so i think i think there's a broad social situation here that needs attention about that social situation. earlier i alluded to the possibility of mental health screening is it possible to track down students who could potentially carry out attacks in order to prevent

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michael bennett, those that stand for something. don't get me wrong, it's already to have fun. it's already to relax, but don't chill out too much. martin cool out too long, you'll go into a deep freeze. when you wake up, they will have changed the whole world on us. that does it for me. that's my show today. thanks for watching and keep the conversation going. like us at facebook.com/politics nation and follow us at twitter on twitter @politicsnation. see you back here next sunday. now to my colleague, ala alex w >> thank you so much, and good morning to all of you. i'm alex witt, it's 9:00 a.m. in the evening and 6:00 a.m. in the west. we have breaking news, a deadly railway collision in the overnight hours. it involved an amtrak passenger train carrying nearly 150 people. we've got the latest details on this crash ahead for you. >>> in politics, memo spin, a ranking democrat calls the gop note deeply wrong after president trump says it vindicates him. new reaction to the growing firestorm today. democrats looking to

news i'm terry martin car top story germany's two biggest parties still have not struck a deal for a new government talks between chancellor i'm going to michael's conservatives and the social democrats have gone through the night the two sides are still in all this over labor laws and health care reform. all for the very latest let's cross over to hans bond who's standing by in front of the c.d.u. party headquarters where the would be coalition partners are meeting this morning as these coalition talk. hans can you hear me think we're having troubles stop wishing on line to hans at the moment. for ok we will try to come back to hans and the latest on this coalition talks that are happening here berlin as soon as we can get the line up now to the u.s. and the debate there over the status of migrants who arrived illegally as children also known as dreamers next month the dhaka program that gives them temporary protection is due to expire as democrats republicans haven't yet agreed on how to reform migration policy about seven hundred thousand dreamers stand to lose the protection that allow them to work and study in the u.s. the issue is hotly di

michael: there is no rush. prof. glymph: briefly, in terms of monuments, the robert e. lee duke, so weat struggled with, should we put something in it? i think not. people have suggested patty murray, washington, martin luther king. s most effective use would be a blank space, which is kind of speaking to our potential. enthusiast of sort of willy-nilly trying to compete with the confederate landscape by putting monuments up to black people. i think we have to think about what monuments are designed to do, what kind of nationstate message they enact. the confederate monuments, as david pointed out, they were not just monuments to the confederacy, but they were also monuments to a particular conception of the u.s. as a nationstate. so there or monuments that i would have no trouble saying oh, yes, take it down. statuesthose are like that look alike and overall they and ugly, and then are landscaped, and they make it beautiful, and even if they were , but iript purchases think it is important that we are having this conversation about whether they go or stay. of them will come down, and some of them will remain. -- [sighs]rt for me -- even if we committed to taking every confederate name statue down, e