employment and contracting policies, the architect for this project is david baker partners, with michael willis who is an mbe but he is not an sbe. therefore the developer has fallen short of the sbe goal, with only 35 percent participation during the previous development phase. that said, the developer is committed to achieve 50 percent sbe participation during the construction phase of development. that concludes my presentation, and i would like to introduce members of the development team, and other fans who are here to support the project. and let me make sure that i got everybody. from the bay view hunter's point we have cathy davis who is the executive director miss picins who is 97 years old and kendricks and kinser and we have falicila tibito and linda richardson is a member of the board, dr. walker who is a president of the board and unofficial oscar james is here to support the project. >> and we have lisa free man and flores and gravile and any of us will be happy to answer any questions that you may have, thank you. >> okay, thank you very much. do we have any public comment on thi

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michael j. fox and willie geist take us off the air this night. thank you for being with us. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> we're down to one race for the america's cup. >> months of controversy, a cheating scandal and millions of dollars, but this evening a grand celebration. many of us are familiar with the dramatic story line. and the man behind it all,ellis. >> and then there was a crowd. huge crowd. 25,000 along the bay to watch the final moments oof the race. we have team coverage. we were there for all the excitement. but we begin with lawrence who's been covering the race since last summer. you've been on the boat. oracle team usa defending again. they celebrated this. it's a real celebration not just in the bay area. sailing fan

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michael j. fox. >> willie geist got to spend time with him on the set. >> the show titled the michael j. parkinson's disease. for fox it's a familiar story line and familiar to me. my father also has parkinsons. >> reporter: he burst on to our tv sets as alex keaton on family ties. and then road to movie super stardom in back to the movie. >> i'm looking at it. >> reporter: now, michael j. fox is making a full time return to television in the nbc comedy the michael j. fox show. >> the kitchen in family ties was so iconic and where so much of the action happened. do you think about the circle of your sitcom career. >> yeah. i do all the time. i was a kid on that and then i was a young adult on spin city and now i'm a middle aged father. >> reporter: more than a decade after spin city and 22 years after his parkinson's diagnosis he play ace family man and tv anchor returning to work five years after parkinson's put his career on hold. >> we love you. >> thanks man. thanks for man. >> people are saying this is michael j. fox's big come back. are you ready to be back in the public eye like t

willie brown. and that has stirred up some debate. joining us live now to talk about the name change, as well as other political headlines, is our political analyst michael yaki. >> good morning. >> a lot of people are mystified. it seems that it is official, so quickly. >> naming is a routine effort in any legislative body. unless of course it comes to the former mayor, willie brown. this was a proposal. and then people kind of started bending their roles in just a couple of days. >> i've never seen the legislation works so fast! [laughter] >> and it is usually working something but this however, was people are thinking about sueing.. this was more about >> why is this... and issue right now? >> i do not think that people can dispute the fact that former mayor, willie brown deserves some recognition. aside from the fact of what he may have died in san francisco let us look at he was born and raised from the south and the was a shoe shiner to be his first job. how ever, he became one of the most powerful black politician in the country right behind president barack obama. there's a lot of accomplishment regardless of what he has it dawnedof what he has -

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join us, former national security advisory zbignei be brzezifski 57bd general michael hayden and sheila bair. up next, willie geist is down on ground zero on the 12th anniversary of the september 11th attacks him willie, what do you have ahead? >> hey, guys, can you believe it's been 12 years this morning? 8:46 a.m., one of the towers was hit behind me. this morning we will look at the progress rebuilding this place. you can see the beautiful memorial with the pools opened two years ago on the 10th anniversary. we will give a look down underground inside the national september 11th memorial museum which doesn't open until next 84. they let us go in, walk around, see some of the amazing artifacts and exhibits inside. we'll show you that when we come back on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows that you may not have time to roll out dough for a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or enough time to mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and a homemade gravy. she knows you may not have a moment to crimp the edges of your favorite chicken pot pie. but marie callender's does. a

willis good, to see you. >> good to see you. >> trace: after five months of emotional testimony by michael jackson's son, his mother, and his ex-wifeay, closing arguments began in the king of pop's wrongful death trial. millions, maybe billions of dollars are at stake. we're told that jackson's family lawyers plan to play videos of the late singer in court. the jury will decide if aeg live was responsible for hiring dr. conrad murray, and if so, how much to award the king of pop's three children and his mother. murray, as you recall, was convicted of causing jackson's' death in 2009 by recklessly providing the king of pop with a powerful sedative that killed him. murray is sevenning a four-year present sentence for that conviction. jackson's mothers catherine claims that only did aeg live hire murray but specktives watched her son waste away. aeg denies any wrongdoing, arguing that michael jackson himself personally hired murray. let's bring the arthur aidala. great to see you, my friend. >> you just summarized the whole thing so well, can i just leave? you summed it up. tray. >> trace: we'll get you out of here. we talk about who

willis from albert freed. have a good weekend. maria will pick up the ball for the second hour of the "closing bell." more of her exclusive interview with michael dell and his big victory. that is next. >>> it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm mari maria bartiromo. dow jones industrial finishes at 75 points on the day. one half of 1% at 15,376. nasdaq composite higher, 6.22 points. s&p 500 picks up 4.57, at 1687. volume is not great, going into jewish holiday. buyers were there, nonetheless. bob pisani, hot week for the market. hot stuff. >> we ended up very well. held up very well today. let me show you major sectors and what happened. we had a diverse group moving the market forward. you get these rotations going on. airlines were the big gainers again this week. they've been strong. home builders, defense stocks moved up middle of the week as interest rates moved down a little bit. then a whole group of cyclical names that did well. defense stocks and semiconductors did well. the big market leaders, big gains on the year, biotech, huge number of biotech ipos. btk hit another hist

willie nelson said he'd be more than happy to accept any green leafy donations. after the break its climate week special interview with renowned climate scientist michael mann on the dangers humanity faces as global temperatures spike. i know c.n.n. the m.s.m. b c fox news have taken some knocks lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was going to close in for the right thing. that's because one fall attention and the mainstream media works side by side with you know actually on here. at all it's. we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not like damnit i'm not. going to stick to the jokes will handle. them. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question. i think. everybody thought you know that you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution which says that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck health risks. that i know i'm talking

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willis from albert freed. have a good weekend. maria will pick up the ball for the second hour of the "closing bell." more of her exclusive interview with michael. that is next. >>> it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm mari maria bartiromo. dow jones industrial finishes at 75 points on the day. one half of 1% at 15,376. nasdaq composite higher, 6.22 points. s&p 500 picks up 4.57, at 1687. volume is not

willy-nilly to protect myself. you know, especially if i didn't know for sure where it was coming from. i don't want to shoot innocent people. i'd duck and hide some place. >> reporter: michaeling it at a gun range with an instructor. >> good shot. >> reporter: ted rolands, cnn, des moines, iowa. >> it's a thought-provoking argument, blind people owning guns, shooting guns, the right to do so. doesn't the second amendment state anyone has the right to bear arms? first let's take a look at what legally constitutes blindness, legal blindness or what the state of iowa does to define it. when a person is able to see straight ahead of them in 2200 or less in his or her better eye with correction. visual field or side vision is considered. a visual field of 20 degrees or less is considered to be legally blind. so 20/200 vision means a person can see clearly at 20 feet what a perfect sighted person could see at 200 feet. i hope that's all clear. i'm glad you're here. i often fall back on this old argument that we have a constitutional right to free speech. my constitutional right to yell whatever i want can't infringe on your right to safety. i can't yell fire in a movie theater. i

michael isikoff, nbc news, washington, d.c. >>> and the female dubbed the white widow. we have nbc's ron allen nairobi this morning with details. >> reporter: good morning, willie. the police are making real progress opening up some of the roads to the mall. we have a close-up look at the destruction. meanwhile, sources are telling nbc news that investigators are finding so many explosives in the mall, the plan was to bring the mall down. the speculation of a british woman who may have been involved in the attack. as investigators piece together what happened at the nairobi mall, interpol issued an arrest warrant for samantha lewthwaite. 29. mother of three. known as the white widow. her first husband was a suicide bomber. shortly after, a pregnant lewthwaite denounced the attack saying she was unaware of her husband's radicalism. she slipped out of england under a fake passport. now she is wanted for plotting kenya in 2011. when police discovered explosives in a home she shared with another terrorist. and the question is whether there is a connection. lewthwaite already has been linked to al shabaab. the militants who claimed to attack the mall. >> she could be

that willis the panel be held later this morning, and our last panel is the cyber innovation panel. in all cases it is nonclassified. filmingc-span will be today. dr. alexander and michael daniel our keynote. that the disclaimer presentations are for informational purposes and represent their views rather than the company. we have a full day planned for you. as you can see, it is a packed day. it is a great series of presenters. be taking questions from notecards. please write the questions down, we will pick them when the q&a begins. thank you for your help in that regard. at the conclusion we will ask that you take a half-hour break for lunch. we have added a reception, so we hope you will stay and join us 5:30he reception from until 6:30. this has been a most active year for cybersecurity. there is a list of topics i could spend a good deal of the day discussing. you represent some of the true leaders in this field, and we engaging inl be conversation. the topics range to big data. without further ado, let's move to the opening keynote. for those joining us, i want to general keith alexander, as you know, is currently commander of u.s. cyber command, director of the