mrs. widener has stated we are recommending a correction be made for the amount of the rent we state that on page 5 of the report rerecommend that you proposed the resolution for the correctable rent to the airport of lease term ending april 30 , 2021. is 7 million 6 million 8 rather than 7 million 4037 we recommend you approve this amendment add read. >> okay thank you anyone wish a gammopathy on item 1? seek no public comments close. supervisor tang? >> so i think this lease agreement makes sense and they're in agreement with the budget. so i make a motion to accept -- so take harvey's amendments and approve the resolution with a possible recommendation to the full board. >> we can take that without objection madame clerk call item 2. >> between the body shop and the city for the boarding area acting body and airport condition following murder of the ing board approval. >> thannings welcome back mrs. wang. >> cathy widener with the san francisco airport seeks approval for the early termination with the lease with the body shop retro active to march first 2015 located in terminal three b

mr. clinton's statements and we analyze the ever widening clinton scandal. former white house chief of staff john sununu. we begin with a new presidential narrative, one that seeks to incorporate a week of demonstrations and riots in baltimore and to project the causes of that civil unrest in baltimore as merely part of what mr. obama seeks to describe as a larger, more profound national racial divide. president obama using an appearance on the late show with david letterman to address racism in america. >> we don't have to sort of accuse everybody of racism today to acknowledge that that's part of our past and if we want to get past that then we've got to make a little bit of an extra effort. and i thisnk the vast majority of americans are willing to do that. a residual factor but also a buildup of our history, and we can't ignore that. look, if you had slavery, jim crow, discrimination that built up over time even if our society has made extraordinary strides, then i'm a testament to that. >> well, he was a testament when he was elected. he was when he too

widen? >> the corps built the mississippi canal or mrgo, plk go. mr. go thing judge found the stick mile cadge had been poorly constructed and maintainand had substantially eroded and caused storm surge that was exacerbated by hurricane katrina and other storms. judge susan braden called the canal a ticking time bomb. >> an environmental law attorney at tulane university. >> back in the days they didn't have to think about the environment. but she said you should have foreseen this. and us since this was so foreseeable, you are going to be responsible for whatever happens. super. >> reporter: >> reporter: it's a hardfought vic industry for st. bernard's parish. the court found this case was different, since the mrgo canal was built for nave gaition. >> i think more broadly what's more important is that what resounds from this decision is the people can hold their government accountable and they have the mechanism to do that. >> reporter: the canal was closed in 2009. the department of justice told al jazeera it's reviewing the js judge's decision, it's

widen. retired neurosurgeon ben carson sat down with jeff barnes in this exclusive interview come suggesting he is in the race for the white house in 2018. mr,.. carson: i'm willing to be part of that equation and i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. jeff: he rose from poverty in detroit, to the head of pediatric surgery at johns hopkins in baltimore. he is retired from medicine. mr. carson: many people have suggested to me i should run for president, even though i'm not a politician. jeff: his political star rose at the national prayer breakfast two years ago when he admonished president obama for several things, including obamacare. mr. carson: i said where people clamoring for me to do this? i represent a lot of the same thoughts they have. i'm not 100% sure that politics as usual is going to save us. jeff: his own words at times have called controversy recently come involving obamacare and homosexuality. now that you have announced you are running for president of the united states, have you learned from those things? mr. carson: don't wander off into extraneous areas that can be exploited. and you must have e

mr. blatter. a lot of strong words here. key insists he has nothing to fear from u.s. officials in what is likely to be a widening investigation. million bribery scheme according to the department of justice complaint, and it may get bigger according to an irs official we interviewed. he says criminal charges against individuals are sent to come. wasblatter over the weekend defending the sport against the allegations. >> we cannot let the reputation of football and fifa be dragged through the mud. ande who are behind this those who are truly at fault, especially if convicted and found guilty, these are individuals and not the entire organization. zeb: interesting to see how he targeted individuals, not the entire organization. it remains to be seen if prosecutors will extend that the case to mr. blatter himself. for his part, he insists he has nothing to fear. angie: one of the angles bloomberg is following is the part of major banks cooperating in this investigation. what do we know? zeb: standard chartered, hsbc and barclays have been looking into alleged transactions. this case centers around marketing activit