we will refine this for the mou. the wetland areas to the edge of the shoreline. >> the conditions prior to closing the trust exchange each party must approve condition of title and profit property. those cleanup activities are important. we will have had to enter the mou with mull till departments. we need to have those responsibilities taken care of. to address a question or comment that commissioner gilman had, we did basically reinforce and make sure that the trust exchange can't happen until the developer spent the money received the entitlements for the first development phase so we wouldn't have the trust exchange in advance of development of the park. i will hand it over to ann to move on here. >> thanks, kevin. good afternoon, commissioners, project manager with the office of economic and work force development. we are happy to be here seeking approval action for the india basin project. since september it is adopted by the reck park and board of supervisors. it seeks to build 1775 residents, 394 of which be

on the mou with the gotc, guardians of the city. is there any update on that and how close are we to having the mou finalized and signed off? >> we are meeting next week. >> make sure the commissioners get that information so there is a couple of them there. thank you for your report. please call the next item. >> clerk: item 6, fire commission meeting calendar 2019. discussion and possible action to adopt the 2019 fire commission regular meeting cander. >> public comment? public comment is closed. commissioners, what is your pleasure? >> so move the calendar, mr. president. >> very similar to this year except there are special meetings this year and next year some special meetings. >> may i have a second. all in favor. it is unanimous. it is adopted. thank you. >> item 7 report on commission activities since last meeting november 14, 2018. >> any public comment on this item? public comment is closed. commissioners who would like to report. i see commissioner hardeman's name there. >> commissioner hardeman: i did attend the meeting

we are currently in the process with the largest school who has that and is developing an mou with them. we have currently in the northeast and that is actually in effect, but the other schools are working between our legal and their legal in terms of how to share information. particularly, in terms of if they have the investigation and if it's on their property, they handle the investigation. if they do not have the trained investigators, primarily the smallest group, we're the lead investigators on that, but the mou is helpful in terms of exchanging information and particularly for public safety matters and if there are assailants that everyone should be well aware of in terms of public safety, but it's an mou approach that we're working with our college staff and also we have our teams that we meet with regularly in terms of meeting with your college. >> this is the second part which is for everyone and both you and sergea sergeant weil talked about the number of universities in our cities and there are johns hopkins, obviously, and you talked about people being away from home and yo

mou with guardians of the city and that is all i have. >> thank you very much, madam secretary. commissioner hardeman. >> yes, just so we can get this on the agenda and reminder to the chiefs about that six minute video if you still feel that is appropriate. that would be i think just worthwhile for everybody to see. i thoroughly enjoyed it. i was channel surfing and was watching captain and the chief and here comes chief rivera. it was very interesting. i enjoyed it. i hope everybody else does. >> thank you very much. i don't know if we called for public comment. public comment is open. public comment is closed. okay. thanks. you jumped in at the last minute before i was about to adjourn the meeting. >> this is item 9. did we skip item 9? i heard her read 9. i am not sure we moved past 9. >> yes, we did. >> you had the report and you didn't report? you missed your opportunity? >> i missed my opportunity. >> you snooze, you lose. >> we got a lot done. i did want to sneak one in on this. i know we received in our packet a letter from local 798. i will follow up offline with quest

when the city does post the mou, we'll bring what's in it on-air and online at nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> thanks. >>> it's the season of giving and we want to help out here. nbc bay area and second harvest food drive is now just a drive away, or a day away. tomorrow we are out there giving generous gifts, hoping to bring them in. >> that's right. come out and see us. how about kris sanchez, as well? she's live in fran with a lot of details of how we can all pitch in and help. morning, kris. >> reporter: hi, laura and marcus. this is the san francisco marin community food bank and you can see it's pretty well-stocked, but believe it or not, all of this will be distributed through the weekend so it's a pretty good thing you'll have the opportunity to help feed the need tomorrow as we go out to safeway stores all around the bay area. and kitty mcknight here from the food bank with me this morning. how critical is it for folks to donate, especially around the holidays? >> you know, kris, it's super important for us at the food bank. we know one in four individuals are at risk

so safe and proper destruction of persona documents is pa mou -- paramount. >> we're glad to be here and all shredded that gets today is going to be recycled so that's important. you can see we have a whole line-up of shredding trucks. you can bring to four boxes or bags. we wl be herentil 11:00 this morning and they tell me as long as you're in the line at 11:00, you will be ableo get your documents shredded. come join us, we're at fedex field. we're having a lot of fun, the sun ca out after the nasty, cold, rainy weather yesterday. so come join us unt 11:00. >> all right. you got your shades on out there too. >> that's bright and sunny. >> all right. >> thanks >> 8:36 now, here's a story you'll find only here on news 4. a fairfax county jury found a man guilty of second degree murder for shooting his friend during an argument. this is allaught on camera. the attorney for the 22-year-ole argued that fired in self-defense. he said the victim pulled a knife before thet shooting a great falls vape shop. this is in march. two men a two oth friends got into a heated argument when the sho

sometime today the city will release its memorandum of understanding or mou, which is like a contractbut without the same legal weight. just for some quick background, google is planning a community in downtown san jose for 15,000 of its employees to live and work and eat and shop. so earlier this week on tuesday, san jose mayor sam liccardo says the deal has google paying full freight for land taxes, and community benefits, including affordable housing. this is a contrast to the billions of dollars in subsidies amazon has asked for and got from local communities in new york and virginia, where amazon will split its second headquarters. even so, earlier this week, two community groups filed suit against the city of san jose claiming the city and google reached that deal through non-disclosure and closed session meetings n violation of the brown act. that's the act intended to keep the city business out in the open. the city attorney says san jose did nothing wrong. the city council is set to vote december 4th on whether the project can move forward. when the city posts the mou later t

. >> the pressure to once again lead the division is coupled with some mouing scrutiny over a controversial addition to the team. >> now you know the redskins have acquired erlineback rueben foster just days after he was released from the 49ers. that release comesfter being charged with domestic violence twice in a month. the redskins issued a statement about their decision andre said they waiting for due process. here's how somof foster's new teammates are reacting to this addition. >> lookibeing a human, well mak mistakes. i have high expectations for when he walks into this onilding. >> i know what happened. i'm not condoning any allegations or anything. i know from what i had with him at alabama. people make mistes. can't really speak about that. >> head coach jay gruden says once the matter is cdared up foster is rehabilitated, he expects him to be an asset to the team. >>> good morning, everybody. a very cold start again on your thursday morning. windchills are in the teens and 20s ac much of the area. there's milder air coming our way for the second half of the >>> welcome back at 4:

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the painting was the subject of a mous film about hockney, landmark moment in his career and his personal the figure in e painting was hockney's partner. it is a paintingf water and the end of a relationship. >> this one is a very personal story, because it is about his love and lost love, or love that he is about to lose. reporter: it is also the culmination of his most famous series of paintings, which after ing up in what he called the , heic a gloom of radfordbr ed the glamour of los angeles. but why they afcame so sought r is even to hockney something of a mystery. >> it is always interesting, how do you paint water, how do you paint something trsparent. i li to think it might be th space in the pictures. you don't know why things become memorable. if there was a formula, there would be a lot more them. reporter: back at the auction, bidding was reaching its climax. >> sold. reporter: add in the auction fee, and the final price was more than $90 million. what took david hockney two weeks of 18-hour days in 1972 has 46 years later broken all records for a living artist. had.i: what i

as a couple more things they could do to help us, they have to send an mou -- -- >> laura: what's that they way to mexico until the hearing, rather than be in the united states never show up in court. i don't know where that's at, now they have a change in leadership in mexico but i think if mexico agreed to a safe third country, that would be a great alternative for the united states, it would be grea great. i think mexico could expand biometrics when they come across people from other countries, we have a bitmap program, we can expand it so they can take biometrics from these people so we know in advance who's coming and if there are terrorists and bad people, not only do we know what the mexican government knows. >> laura: people call it migration lets like it's a mign or a natural process -- this is an organized effort and the honduran left-wing politician pulled out of the caravan and arrested along with two others, there's a sense that venezuela has its hand in all of this and this is what president trump said, i think it was today before boarding marine one whether he's fearmong

mou caribou, 14 below. almost 20 spots will break records here. the warmth is in the west.t's hard to believe but temperatures in billings, montana, will be 25 degrees warmer than next to today. there's your morning low. there's your normal high. your normal high should be 52. we are 25 degrees colder than that. and denver at 61, and billings all the way to 49. back to you. >> we will check on the tuba player for you, chad. we have new concerns about the entire brass section from ohio university. >> john berman is a giver and he cares. >>> we have been talking about the president and the chief justice of the united states court, and we are talking about giving thanks and we will talk to a former member of congress, and we will ask him if he is thankful for that. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. we've transformed this home to show the new keurig k-cafÉ brewer makes any hou

week including thanksgiving in the middle of the worst wildfire in california's history and the d mous shelves who bande together to make a feast there. >>> plus, a big college rivalry falls to the way side as a marching band plays the opponent's fight song in a show of support after a terrible accident. >>> and later, a stunning trip to the front lines of the syrian civil war where one group is in a life and death fight to save the relics of the shattered country's past with the help of a pro back here in the u.s. >> all of these are part of a much wider and greater history that represents us all. >>> it's all coming up on "sunday today." a brand new version of an old favorite as tom the turkey leads the way at the 92nd annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new y kay's black friday sales event. four days only. save 50% off select jewelry, and shop hundreds of gifts with thousands in savings. november 23rd to the 26th. only at kay. ♪ heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture... and keep us pro

how does this mou resolve some of the first deal you had that started in 2014?ut there were complaints as well. now you are getting into the exxon operating downstream of popular -- papua lng. peter: this is the fiscal regime for the second png-lng project. it sets the fiscal terms. at other benefits to the country, such as domestic ,arket obligations petrochemicals, etc. the government wants to have more value stay-at-home. it is very important to have more energy into the burgeoning markets. but we also want to the local businesspeople to get maximum benefit from this next phase. steve: this is a very hard sticking point, i the government and negotiations, -- by the government and negotiations, that papa new guinea and gets better benefit -- gets better benefit. what's in store for the first phase? -- contestree with with some of that analysis. but there is real concerns by developers and government and the communities to see industry growing in proper new guinea -- guinea.w the agreement with the state allows an equitable split of value between the state and

and look at these las vegas mou san diego mountains.ight snow early tonight, into tomorrow, for the i-95 corridor. heavy, wet snow and lake-effect snow, 4 to 9 inches of snow possible. dangerous icing through the shenandoah valley. downed trees, power outages, through tomorrow night. and rain. we're doggi intalking about flo rain, airport delays, 2 to 4 inches of rain in the southeast. this is going to be big impacts because of the wildfire smoke and we're heading to the upper 60s g ng to be cooltomorr. we should see some improved air upe rain r the weekend with san chances early next week. it looks pretty good, we could see at least a of rain around thanksgg. . >> and that is your latest weather. >>> dylan dreyer in for carson today. little "pop start." >> this first one, there's people buzzing about this online. "toy story 4." we saw a lot of our favorite characters, including woody, buzz, jesse and more. when an anticipated trailer like this comes out, people share their reactions on social media because, why not? in genius form, pix

pete doing what he does best, which is navigate his new roleithout repeatedly putting his foot in his mou fan. >>ry. >> you don't have to say sorry. we could be the clippers, all right? >> okay. >> i am going to shoot you. crash the oboards,y? >> sure. >>oh, no! >> shoot. >> you sd you didn't like the clippers. >> the clippers are awesome. >> we love the clippers. are you kidding me? >> he was smartor trading for blake griffin, their best player. >> mark wahlberg, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> before we get to the movie, anil we we have to comment on what carson was talkingou before you get started on your day, you are in the gym at then? crack of d >> yes. >> what time is that? >> i get up about 2:30. >> i the morning? >> yes. >> this is funny. usually actors are late night people and we feel guilty that they had to get up so early. y >> i got that out of myem sy i am already four meals into the day actually. >> and a whole workout? h.>> y i have been working out for this particular movie. so i got on a clean regimen. i get up early, do my ptiyer , reading, writing, working out be

york's central park a nter wonder long for those horse-drawn carriages as well as one of the most mous residents. the mandarin duck. some deciding to make the best of it. >> i lived in the sootuth my whe life. this is the most snow i have feen. >> reporter: a lot calls for officials to figure out what went wrong to cause such chaos. >> kristen dahlgren, thank you. >> superstorm related problems coult coast. is it still bad there, rehema? >> reporter: it's getting this is a sign of hope because people are heading to the security checkpoint. that's where you want to be going. it wasn't happening here overnight. take a look at somef these pictures. people were stranded. folks looked for a spot anywhere on the floor that they could find to curl up and sleep. a lot o ofer people crowded into the food court areas, put their heads downta on es, on counters and on their backpacks. ey night. as you mentioned there were thousands of flights canceled in the new yor area alone. we had 228 cancellations. 138 delays. among those a st. louis coupl they started out 6:30 yesterday, thursday morning fm

thanksgiving day, we are lking at mild weather in the plains, heavy rain into the pacific northwest, mouhe woods. >> good morning. still watching a few clos roll in overhead today. so far they are not producing anything in the way of rain. most rain in ohio will be staying to our north. there is a slight chance for a few sprinkles. currentlyt's 38 at dulles airport. 39 in prince george's county afternoon highs will be in the mid and upper 50s. back io the low0s with gusty wind tomorrow and much colder weather for thanksgiving. and black friday shoppind will be friat morning. >> shop small on "tay," is sponsored by american express. small business saturday is th.ember 24 get up, get out and shop small. >> this morning we're going to kick off our week leadingsm int l business saturday. last year, more than 100 million people shopped and dined locally for the occasion. the two business owners you're about to meet say they couldn't be prouder to be part of that movement. ♪ there's something sweet inside front.rs of this store >> this is a cavalcade of confection. a o circu candy. a carousel

the other thing is, we are pushing to get emma ways and mou's place as long -- as well as nondisclosure agreements. that will be to keep moving forward. >> yes, i had everyone doing this. it is cyber. we can just have everyone at the table. they have to have the expertise and there has to be an element of trust from that perspective. is a perfect? no, but due diligence has to happen first. >> the last thing is -- not everybody sitting at the table within the commission from the private sector has the same level of clearance. even the state police only has a secret level clearance. we have top-secret clearance. to try to figure out how to get the private sector clearance enough to share information and to say everything has to be unclassified or at a different level -- that is a significant challenge. you can just share basic information. you can go into the details and you can't share sources and methods in all of those other things. you can share indicators of compromise. things that they can go back and look at specific ip addresses. they can tackle this problem. i think that will be

and again, the eu, equivalent to the fda, and the fda have an mou, that if one inspects the plant in india, the other will accept that inspection. it just seems logical that we should have a global market for some of these drugs. so i like that, john, i think that is a great idea to go after these generic small molecules as an example. but as regards to sickle cell, i think that is also something where there needs to be this symbiosis between what research is and value based purchasing. aside from the tragedy of a sickle child, is the suspenseex a sickle child. and if you can do that in one, walking over georgia, boom. >> go gators. >> and this is a little bit of hear say but the dock telling me there is a small gene that could be replaced in the gee gnome of a sickle patient, and make a huge difference. talk about something where compassion meets value-based purchasing. so the degree to which we can do that, i think, should be opportunities for that directed research. >> and that science is being carried out. that's for sure. last question? short. >> my name is george hill, from van

we will keep this mou there with us for the next few days, with temperatures up to 14 degrees in londonwe could have in the future. we'll be live in westminster and belfast, where the prime minister arrives this afternoon. also this lunchtime.... home at last — the british academic, released from jail in the united arab emirates, thanks his wife for helping win his freedom. a bus company is fined more than £2 million for ignoring warnings about a driver who killed two people.

the two agencies right now, so we would ask that to be forumalized in some way, whether through an mou or a less formal process like they undertake with the nrc. there is precedence for that, because they need to understand each other and we're not sure that situational awareness is occurring from either agency right now. >> great. thank you. >> thank you, senator gardner. senator manchin? >> thank you, madam chair, and thank you all for being here. my first question is going to be about blackstart itself. how many megawatts does it take, or how many megawatts of blackstart capacity do we have in the united states, if anyone can answer that? and then how many megawatts of blackstart capacity do we have in pgm? mr. ott? >> thank you, senator manchin. again, blackstart is a very unique service. >> sure. >> and so, as far as the total megawatts, it's much, much smaller. we're in the hundreds of megawatts type of -- >> sure. maybe i can ask the question a little bit differently. >> okay. >> how many megawatts does it take to start up a plant? so let's use a 900-megawatt coal fire plant. it

for example, last year, an interagency mou established concrete deadlines and escalation procedures when timely resolution was not achieved. as a result, the department's commercial remote sensing office continues to shorten the licensing timeline. today, the average time period for all remote sensing licenses is about 62 days. less than half of what it was in 2016 of 140 days. even as the number of licenses have increased. in 2010, there were only 26 licenses. today, there are 227 and almost half of those licenses have been processed since 2017. the more streamlining, the less red tape, leads to more business. i am also excited to announce that yesterday, in response to president's space policy directive 2, the department submitted to the office of management and budget a new draft rule that if finalized will revolutionize the way we regulate the use of cameras in space. this will replace outdated regulation that are slowing down industry achievements. the proposed new rule would establish categories for license applications that exempt certain pre-approved activities from the lengthy r

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