mr. jonathan stern and i want to thank mr. stern for you being here and i want to ask you a number of questions around the status of the washington project. my understanding that the pacific water front partners, the specific project that lost the height increase referendum and the ballot measure still have some negotiating agreement with the port of the san francisco and i'm wondering if that's correct and if you can talk about what's in effect after november 2013 and the election results? >> thank you, >>president david chiu:. we have an exclusive negotiating agreement with the water front partners. this ena has been enforced and amended since 2009 when we started working on a public private partnership. it is enforced currently essentially as the time frames, the terms of the ena is suspended at this moment after force majority to acts or events that are beyond the control of the developer or the port. in this case, there is a number of issues related to lawsuits about this project specifically about ceqa as well as permitti

so, i go over, i say, hello mr. stern, i'm so sheepish, i say, you know, i play shane on "the walking dead." he said, oh, my god! i was just talking about you. yeah, i heard you. i got to say, you know, in all seriousness, i think howard is one of the most cogent commentators on social issues, one of the best interviewers of all time. >> jimmy: you are in love. >> i'm in love with this man. he said to me, what was clearly most important to him is, he wanted to make sure that i had a job lined up for after the show. he said, are you employed? that's what he wanted to know. to me, man, that was the tops. it was so cool. >> jimmy: well, that's good. beats getting punches in the face at work. the movie is fantastic. great to have you here. jon bernthal, everybody. his movie is called "fury," it opens october 17th. we'll be right back with dirty heads. >> jimmy: i want to thank kyra sedgwick, jon bernthal and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first their album is called "sound of change." he

. >> that was pretty stern body language from the president. mr. obama also talked about the military decision of soldiers serving in west africa. >> he said, frankly, they're different than medical personnel going over to west africa. they're members of the u.s. military. indeed, they may be held to a different standards, they may have to go through different procedures. we're looking at a 21-day quarantine from the secretary of defense for military members who are in west africa specifically dealing with ebola issues. but as president obama and others have said that their role is not to treat patients but to set up hospitals and infrastructure and help train personnel there on the ground. tony, members of the military are often used to the comings and goings in a different procedure. they will still get paid while in a place of quarantine. the real concern are medical personnel who are voluntarily getting over there may not get paid while in quarantine and may not be enticed to go over and help people. that's the danger that the white house is tr

mr. what's his name from microsoft paid -- $2.2 for the clippers. >> the buffalo bills. >> $1.4 billion. >> wow. >> incredible. >> olivia sterns on the trip to indiathe facebook cofounder is in india attending at two-day internet.org summit aiming to make internet access more affordable. he is likely to meet narendra modi. here are zuckerberg's comments on india's computer revolution. have embraced science and research and education, the next generation here has the opportunity to define the future. and bring india to the world and the world to india. key to this next big opportunity is going to be a bracing the internet. >> here is the deal. india is already facebook's second-largest country. only 20% of the country is currently on the web. there this enormous opportunity. at 2.5 billion people could be on the web by 2018. zuckerberg and facebook hoping to tap into that. there's a sense that india is on the brink of becoming more tech savvy because you have a new prime minister, narendra modi, who famously campaigned by attending conferences via hologram. >> we heard some of this from columbia university yesterday. in technology is so much bigger