i want to take a minute to introduce our project sponsors, mr. jack sang and michael sang, who are here with us in the audience. so i want to talk about the changes to our proposal. when we started out four years ago, we had a project that was just over 42,000 square feet, six floors, 54 units, 11 parking spaces, which at the time represented 20% parking ratio, and just over 3,700 square feet of retail space in three separate units. at we have for you today after feedback from community and our key stake holders is a project that is approximately 36,000 square feet, five floors, 32 units with 16 parking spaces, which represents a 50% parking ratio, and just a tad under 3,200 square feet for retail space, which is now represented as one singular unit. so in the course of the four years that we've been working on this, we had 10 community meetings. we met with various c.b.o.s and merchants organizations like the bayview merchant association, butcher town, economic development on third. the bright group, as well as meeting with key stake holders individu

i want to hand over the mike, unless you have questions for me, to mr. jack bear. >> thank you, maggie. good evening, commissioners. i'm jack bear, executive vice president and general council for the giants basketball team and at&t park. we're pleased to be here and first want to thank maggie and the entertainment commission to look at the law and a sensible approach to the issues, at the ballpark. we've been applying for permits in the past and we'll have permits with your permission. it also incorporates the measures incorporated in the individual permits and the agencies involved. so the process has been very thorough and collaborative. most of you are probably familiar with at&t park. it's our 19th year of operation. it's home to san francisco giants baseball team but also host concerts and other special events at the ballpark. as maggie indicated, our lease restricts the number of major events. the events with attendance of 15,000 people to 14. usually it's about three to five concerts. and the rest are other events like san francisco state graduation a

joining us, molly's father rob tibets and her boyfriend dalton jack. mr. last time we spoke with you about a week ago, how are you and the family been heading up in that last week? >> about the same. 1500 leads have been generated so far, that's good. >> more than 500 interviews. and there is this new web site we can put up, findingmollyiowa.gov and it's had quite a response. >> the response was overwhelming. i tried to get on immediately after the briefing yesterday and couldn't and then we found out it was because the response was so overwhelming that it cashed the server and so they had to reboot it on to another server. so i -- the response for molly throughout this whole episode has been surprising to us but encouraging. >> i know you've felt so much of that support, of that love coming at you from people you know and plenty of strangers you don't. dalton, when you last saw molly on the day before she disappeared july 17, you spoke to her afterward. what was her demeanor? was she in good spirits? >> yeah, of course, she's always in good spirits. >> ve

kids, doug,and the andy, jack, jimmy, bridget, and to mrs. mccain, we know how difficult it is to bury a child, mrs. mccain. my heart goes out to you. and i know right now the pain you all are feeling is so sharp , and john's -- and john's absence is all-consuming for all of you right now. it is like being sucked into a plaque: side your chest, and it is frightening. else from something experience. there is nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain right now, but i pray you take some comfort, knowing that because you shared john with all of us your whole life, the world now shares with you the ache of john's death. look around this magnificent church. look what you saw coming into the state capital yesterday. it's hard to stand there, but -- at least it was for me with both standing in this date -- in the state capitol, you know it was genuine . it was deep. he touched so many lives. i was called not just because people knew we were friends. i have gotten calls from people around the country and leaders around the world. i am getting all

jack ends up -- he gets fired, amazingly enough, from the company. i would hate to have been the guy that had to tell this man -- you're fired, mr. murderer. get out. but jack took it calmly and gets another job, rebuilds his reputation, and he ends up actually on a vigilante committee, and he is so good at his job that the other people on the committee decide they better hang him before he hangs them. and his wife comes to collect the body, and stares them all down and buries jack. the women, yes, at every station, every station most of the work is done by the women. they just don't get the credit. it's true. absolutely. >> a few riders who were mid, howard was in fact married. >> right. >> the pony express service took it toll on the majors can the wife of howard took up with another guy. and howard took his revenge on this guy. >> there's a story. there's lot of stories. in that one we're -- >> he was acquitted among other things by an of document by brick ham young. >> majors is a really interesting character. he is very hard worker, he had a lot of people work for him -- >> er. >> with a gun. >> very good with a gun. we have a story in the book

mr. mueller, he has chosen his jack the ripper like leader.cs that are reserved for mafia gangs, terrorists, and they converted paul manafort into this ugly creature. this is one of the most unfortunate moments in the history of the fbi and the department of justice. this case is the rosemary's baby of rod rosenstein who forced this prosecution and permitted the abuse during the investigation and which are occurring in this trial. agreed by the fbi director christopher wray and the attorney general is asleep as this horrific embarrassment to the department continues in the east district of virginia. this is a disgusting display of prosecution abuse for when the attorney general and his deputy should be ashamed. >> tucker: is there anybody you know personally who could say 305 years in prison seems like an appropriate punishment for tax evasion? no is the answer. how can they charge him with that sentence? >> because the deputy attorney general mr. rosenstein has given mr. mueller full authority it to do what whatever he wants. the goal is to g

jack kemp. how would he view this party today, both here in this white house, and on capitol hill? mr. kudlow: i miss him dearly. longtime friend and mentor. i think jack would like a lot of this. kemp, reagan, those guys were trying to drain the swamp. they were big tax cutters. to grow the economy and stabilize the dollar, limit government, limit regulations. these are things president trump is also doing. i think kemp would approve. i think he would approve of the trump spirit of drain the swamp, transformation, change. trade guy.d i think jack would probably disagree on the trade strategy. i don't think he would disagree about the goals. president trump has said he is a free trader who wants to end tariffs, non-tariff barriers and subsidies, and he wants to reform a very broken trade system. jack kemp would agree with that. i don't know if he would agree with the use of tariffs, as much as president trump has. i don't know. again, was somewhat skeptical when i came in, but i think -- the argument here is he is shaking things up. as i said, the world trading system is broken, barrier

against a particular group in this case the media the followers mr johns to arm themselves with battle rifles to attack the press and jack dorsey is giving him a time out that sounds right you had brought you have broadcast networks openly advocating for the social media networks to act against people that they the networks disagree with and most notably alex jones they are just twitted to suspend them in a fact that the f.c.c. is going after alex jones right now is very very curious first of all let me say if they were if the network of this liberty broadcasting was operating a pirate radio station against the law it's wrong and and it's should be it should be punished for that absolutely but what i find curious is the timing the timing a couple of weeks after there was obviously a coordinated effort by facebook and others to ban alex jones apple all on the same day and then they claimed it was coincidence and then you have liberty which the f.c.c. is known about for several years of goes back to the obama administration who first approached them about running a pirate radio station that broadcasts among others alex jon

so, to cindy, the kids, doug, andy, cindy, megan, jack, bridgette, i know she's not here, to mrs.ld. my heart goes out to you. i know right now, the pain you all are feeling is so sharp and so hollowing. john's absence is all consuming, for all of you right now. it's like being sucked into a black hole inside your chest. it's frightening. but, i know something else, unfortunately, from experience, there's nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain right now, but i pray, i pray you take some comfort knowing that because you shared john with all of us, your whole life, the world now shares with you in the ache of john's death. look around this magnificent place. look what you saw coming from the state capitol yesterday. it's hard to stand there but part of it, part of it was at least it was for me with beau, standing in the state capitol, you knew. it was genuine. it was deep. he touched so many lives. i've gotten calls not just because people knew we were friends, not just from people around the country, but leaders around the world calling. i'm getting all these sympathy letter

mr. mayor. >> well, a lot's happened since july fourth. >> jack is the formal special counsel for the house banking committee, these days known as the special white house committee. we can close our eyes and read any version of it from three weeks ago, three months ago. the president who wants to talk, the attorneys cautioning him and the big bad special counsel wants to catch him off-guard. we can say about this president he is expansive, tends to be narcissistic and tangential when he starts talking. doesn't that mean there are a million ways for him to get into trouble even if there are ground rules for this? >> absolutely. that kind of client, a ceo or a highly placed public official, they have those positions because they are confident and persuasive and fluent. and they tend to believe and overestimate their ability to persuade prosecutors and agents of the righteousness of their position. prosecutors and agents are generally in the business of building cases not deconstructing them, and they come to an interview with that mind-set. so it can be a very precarious situation for the president t

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jack ayers. a model and now para canoeist. he's the first amputee to be named mr medalists to his list of achievements after a stunning performance. what a massive result. i was open for top six is said to get a result i'm very happy. my life is so up and down being a model and do the work i used to do and so it 110w do the work i used to do and so it now a massive goal achievement.” was wanted to be an athlete and i can probably say i am one now. the programme complete it will focus on the able—bodied competitions. she won the silver medal in yesterday's 1000 metre k—1 event and she is back wiki for more success this time 5000 metres tomorrow. nice work if you get it. time for a quick look at the rest of todays sports headlines. jorge lorenzo will start on pole position for tomorrow's british motogp. he mastered tricky conditions at silverstone that saw the shoot out for the top spot delayed by more than an hour. britain's cal crutchlow will start fourth. and worcestershire rapids are edging towards t20 blast finals day. gloucestershire set a target of 137, but t

mr. singh? guest: i do not have much to disagree with you, jack. i would think germany should and could spend more on defense. defense spending is a controversial topic in germany. the nation has put the money in other priorities. it is a problem as the message as burdenacross nato sharing. the 2% threshold is an imperfect -- you want something based on capabilities and analysis of who does what. you want to budget against that. you want to have a sensible program. is a numberwith 2% because we cannot figure out a better way to do it. it is a shortcoming. the alliance, one of the elements of modernization is for numbers of the alliance focusing on areas with particular expertise in. what we are seeing is a front end, even if everybody got to 2%. the alliance needs to modernize. host: from illinois on the democrats line, john. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. a lot of people do not think costs ofgarding the warorting nato, is when the -- theit is going to be most people who will suffer are the europeans. consider the damage and losse

jack, jimmy, bridget. and i know she's not here, but to mrs. mccain, we know how difficult it is to bury a child, mrs.heart goes out for you. and i know right now the pain you are all feeling is so sharp, and so hollowing, and john's absence is all-consuming for all of you right now. it's like being sucked into a black hole inside your chest, it's frightening. but i know something else unfortunately from the experience. there is nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain right no now. but i pray, i pray you take some comfort knowing that because you shared john with all of us your whole life, the world now shares with you the eighth of john's death. look around this magnificent church. look what you saw at the state capitol yesterday. it's hard to stand there, but part of it was, or at least it was with me with beau, you know it was genuine and deep, he touched so many lives. i've gotten calls not just because people knew or were we e friends, not just from our country built leaders around the world. i'm getting all these sympathy letters, hundreds of them. and tweets. character is destiny. john ha

so to cindy and to the kids, doug, andy, cindy, meghan, jack, jimmy, bridget, and i know she is not here, but to mrst it is to bury a child, mrs. mccain. my heart goes out to you. and i know right now the pain you are all feeling is so sharp and so hollowing. and john's absence is all consuming for all of you right now. it's like being sucked into a black hole inside your chest and it's frightening. but i know something else, unfortunately from experience. that there is nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain right now. but i pray, i pray you take some comfort knowing that because you shared john with all of us, your whole life, the world now shares with you the ache of john's death. look around this magnificent church. look what you saw coming at the state capitol yesterday. it's hard to stand there, but part of it, part of it was, at least it was for me with bo standing at the state capitol, you knew it was genuine. it was deep. he touched so many lives. and i've gotten calls not just because people knew we were friends, not just from the people around the country, but leaders around the wor

[laughter] so to cindy, and the kids, doug and eddie, megan, jack, jimmy, bridget, and i know she's not here but to mrs know how difficult it is to bury a child, my heart goes out to you. i know the pain you were feeling that was so sharp and hollowing, and his absence is consuming. like being sucked to a blacklist side of your trust. it's frightening. i know something else from experience, there's nothing anyone can say or do to ease the pain. but i pray that you take some comfort, knowing that because you shared john with all of us your whole life, the world now shares with you the ache of his death. look around this magnificent church. look at what you thought the state capital yesterday. it's hard to stand there but part of it, part of it was, at least it was for me standing with beau, you knew it was genuine, deep. he touched so many lives i have gotten calls, not just because people knew we were friends, but i have people calling around the world. i have gotten the hundreds of letters. testifying to his character, his destiny, john had character. while others will miss his leadership, passion, an

mr. president, i rise today to honor our late colleague and friend, senator john mccain. i want to begin by offering my deepest sympathies to john's loving wife cindy, his children sydney, megan, jack, doug, and andy and his mother roberta. those who knew him knew that above all else john was a loving father, devoted husband, and a dedicated family man. today we mourn with the entire mccain family. i would like at this time just to take a few moments to reflect on his heroic legacy. when i think of john mccain, tword woulds come to mind -- words come to mind -- courage and sacrifice. as a son and grandson of decorated naval officers the desire to serve his country ran deep in john. following in their footsteps, he graduated from the naval academy and went on to serve in vietnam. the events that followed, being shot down, captured and held in horrific conditions have become military legend. his indomitable spirit carried him through his years of imprisonment. but his willingness to sacrifice for his fellow servicemen should be testament of his courage and sacrifice. as everyone knows well, john endured grueling hardships throughout his captivity. on courage, he so eloquently explain

jack dorsey had a moment. the next couple of weeks will be very ugly for mr.sey. >> just to dig into this a little bit further. if the companies and the ceos should not be in the position to self police and decide what should be and shouldn't be on their plat forms then that would infer that regulators should step in. i will say it. we saw how the testimony with mark zuckerburg turned out in congress. it seemed very much like a number of lawmakers don't fully understand tech or the business of tech. would they be the ones capable of making the right types of regulations? >> i think this issue is actually simpler than the one we dealt with in those hearings. this one is really about media. there are a set of rules that govern cnbc and newspapers and any media about what is appropriate and what is not appropriate. and for reasons that are historical and relate to the early days of the internet, the internet platforms were exempted from all of that. it strikes me that the first, most basic thing is that we have to recognize that these are media companies, that th

jack. caller: good morning. listen, health care is a big issue for me. both my wife and i are self-employed, have been for many years. i'm not against mr.bama when he implemented this health care, but he should have capped it. my premiums have tripled. $1300 afrom $425 to month. whont a republican in there is going to repeal and reform our health care system so they can make it affordable for americans. host: thank you. in "usa today," there was a story this week that looked at how democrats were spending money on health care for this fall. outside groups have devoted 40% of tv ads this year to health care, spending $17 spots pledging to protect people with pre-existing conditions. a moreg in contrast to divisive view on the republican side. spending $10.5 million on embracing donald trump and $7.6 million on commercials highlighting a hard line on immigration. we have an ad from senator dianne feinstein. [video clip] >> i approved this message. i support the affordable care act and voted against all of trump's attempts to repeal it. but, we need to do more. i believe in universal health care and a public health option to kee compete wi

jack smith saidds w cannot convey my anger, disgust and disappointment in the alleged behavior of mr. kabongo. again, he had a flight scheduled to ethiopia for today. that's why thest e's attorney kaid we think he's a flight r they did not give him bond, he's still locked up right now. this is a list of all the bus routes he's driven over the past nine years. i've tweeted outhat link so you can see and take a look at some of the schools that he has driven too. reporting live, chris lawrence, news 4. >>> 6 minutes after the hour right now and the mendocinomend complex fire is the largest in the state's history. >> this thing is a monster. 443 square miles of land already scorched. so give you perspective, this thing is nearly the size of l geles. the massive fire is made up of two firesth burning n of france. it's being treated as one because of how close the two bodies of flames are to each other. of it little sig slowing down. it's only 30% contained. we talked to sheena rveen, she said as of right now, this area the region the fire isoving not forecasted for rain any time soon. a bi

jack, bbc news. our europe correspondent adam fleming is in le lavandou, near to where the the two leaders are meeting. this is mrs latest stop on the european charm offensive, how well on the plans going down with the french? we know absolutely nothing about how this meeting has gone beyond what the leaders had for there are five course dinner. it does not mean it was a triumph or disaster, just that this is part of a long process and will end in a couple of months with a political declaration by the eu and uk about the shape of future relationships in the shape of future relationships in the years and decades after brexit. mrs may hopes the government published and so she is on a tour to make sure fellow leaders every part of the white paper is not misinterpreted. she faces challenges, not least the fact that the 27 remaining leaders of the eu negotiate as one and she has to win over more than just one or two, even if they are powerful like mr macron. michel barnier has already identified areas that conflict with the eu's redlines and brussels wants mrs major focus the eu's redlines and brussels wants mrs majorf

mr. jeffrey tubin and former white house counsel to president clinton. so good to have you both on. jacktart with you. the "washington post" is reporting that trump allies fear that the president isn't prepared for the gathering legal storm that would come if democrats retake the house. you were quoted in this piece in the "washington post," noting that when you served in the white house as white house counsel under clinton, you had 40 to 60 people. current white house counsel only has about 25 lawyers. what does that say to you? >> i think the thrust of the whole article is that they're not prepared for the oncoming, onslaught. a lot of this assumes, of course, that democrats take control of the house of representatives. we lived through something similar when the republicans took the house and the senate in 1994. speaker gingrich in particular instructed the committees and subcommittees to just begin to launch investigations. you know, i did not much more than -- that's not true. the bulk of my work as white house counsel had to do with government investigations. particularly over on t

mr. mueller will ultimately put out. >> appreciate the reporting. this morning, let's dig deeper into this with former trump white house lawyer jim schultz with me. good morning. jack quinn joins us, former white house counsel for the clinton administration. two good voices to have with us this morning. jim, if you were in your old job, with the trump legal team, would you be concerned about the fact that mcgahn gave 30 plus hours of testimony to mueller's team over three days? >> what you have to understand is that that was part of the initial strategy by ty cobb and john dowd, turning over 1.4 million white house documents, having numerous white house employees go before the mueller team and be interviewed. that was their strategy, to cooperate as much as possible, get as much information out there as possible. >> i get it, jim. i know that was the strategy. do you -- i get that was the strategy. dowd is sticking by the strategy, saying this was great for us. but do you, counselor, think it's a good strategy? would you be a little bit shaking in your boots this morning if you are sitting on the white house legal team? >> i don't think i'm shaking in my boots if i

mr. prosecutor, i pulled the case law this morning from iowa court of appeals and it's state versus jackd october 3, 2012. it's number 2-701/11-0069. there's a little piece in that case that talks about expanded media coverage. this particular court there, granted the expanded coverage. supreme court concluded it's within the discretion of the judge to exclude the expanded media coverage based on circumstancesles of the proceeding, such coverage would materially interfere with the rights of the parties for a fair trial. in based on constitutional rights. essentially, the prejudice here is the decision before hand to lean in favor of one side or the other. which prevents justice. in this particular case, the coverage that's out there is leaning all one way. in fact, the government has weighed in at the highest level of predisposition that this young man, christian, is guilty. in our system of justice, is entitled to that presumption of innocence until some evidence is presented. at this time there's no evidence presented, your honor. so we're urging the court to prevent the cameras from c

. >> the school superintendent jack smith released a statement reading in part words canno convey my anger, disgust and disa aointment in theeged behavior of mr. kabongo. abusing a position of trust and authority to take advantage of the most vulnerable among us is despicable. investigators are looking intoo whether or kabongo has any other victims. they are hoping that parents will come forward or perhaps en more surveillance video will alert them to that. again, kabongo is held without baac. he's due b in court later this month. jim, back to you. >> all right. nicole jacobs, nicole, thank you. probably don'tave to tell you it's a hot and humid day across our area with somesolated pop-up showers for many of you. storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer is here now checking out the radar. doug, what's in store for the rest our night? >> we're watching one storm, onr we saw one around gaithersburg and rockville a little while ago andhi tracking one storm right here in leesburg, and as i'm looking at this the another one starting toheop up in no parts of loudoun county. right around learnedion and reston. is has a lot of light associated

mr. vice president, i'm sorry, i shouldn't be so informal on the air. what is proper? what should i call you? >> well, jackout that. i've been called everything. >> the intersection of politics and comedy especially on late night is a two-way street. on the one hand, the audience and the shows themselves are interested to get to know politici politicians, but i think that there's a pool for politicians to use that vehicle as a way of humanizing themselves. >> the first job of the candidate is to get elected. and sometimes you'll see the most dignified men do some of the craziest things. >> good evening, i'm chevy chase and you're not. >> good evening. i'm gerald ford, and your you're not. >> the public likes to feel that that individual who holds the office or that individual who is hoping to achieve the office is kind of one of them. ♪ >> when bill clinton played the saxophone or arsenio, he doesn't look like a presidential candidate. he looks like the guy that would be a guest on that show. one of the reasons clinton was successful was, he had some ability to connect with pop culture. >> the big man. >>

jack brewer. thanks to one and all. mr. varney, take it away. market is on fire. the economy is booming. trade deals are being made. your money is doing very well but you got to watch it here. the rest of the pack just can't get over their contempt for this president. number one, mexico agreement. it encourages manufacturing in america. it is a political win for mr. trump and an economic win for this country. second, canada's foreign minister is on her way to washington. president trump has given them a choice, negotiate a deal like mexico or face tariff. hard-line trump on full display on trade.