what i wanted to step through is the uses and the work that has happened against july with the orton team other than negotiating hard on the business terms which you will learn in more detail next month, but has been focusing on what the usage will be. forth of 20th street there were two historic office building to meet the office need that we are growing. the powerhouse building will be a restaurant or some other active use. south of 20th street. the focus here is to bring these buildings back as that funky boutique industrial. like the american can and other places, makers, users and the real way to save these buildings and get them back in use with as light of a hand as possible on the historic structure. >> our hope is that there will be 400 to 500 people working and we will be filling the streets probably with more women from the photos showed from the 40s. and we are excited and that is how the 20th street core fits in. shifting back to byron. >> so, we have talked about the history and the planning process, and drilled down a bit on how we are moving forward, some of the devel

>> james madson with orton development we are working on the historic portion of the development and i wanted to take the opportunity to thank you again for the opportunity to work on these buildings to affirm that we are absolutely committed to getting these buildings up and running successfully as soon as possible. and we look forward to presenting more on what we have done to the commission soon. and we wanted to thank the staff for all of their incredible support getting us to this point thus far especially kathleen who has spent a lot of time working on weekends and very, very early. and we look forward to working with the other partners on the project and wwd, and the rest of the port to get these buildings done. >> thank you. >> is there any other public comment? >> commissioners? any questions? >> i did have some, and i think that you have touched on it a bit as did mr. madson. >> but i am curious about the coordination both broadly, but then also the particular with respect to the infrastructure, for example, if we have forest city at one site and they are getting their enti

phil lip orton, from the stevens institute of technology. dr. or tcton, how big of an imp is this storm going to have over the next few hours as the storm makes landfall? >> the biggest krn is the central part of new injuries see. there is flooding all over the place. new york city is going to have pretty bad flooding and really now since it took more of a turn sitting to the south of new jersey, they are getting hammered. >> we heard from 9 to 11 foot storm surges from hurricane sandy. what exactly does that mean? >> the storm surge is a slow sea level rise over the past 24 hours it's been coming in. the tide comes in every 12 hours. we had one of those on top of a little bit of storm surge this morning and now we've got about 6 1/2 feet of storm surge in new york harbor, even more along the jersey coast and we're getting another one of those high tides. so that's -- the two together are what determines the total water level that people have at their feet. >> where are we going to see the biggest impact of this storm and what will happen in tho

we are meeting with them, and encouraging them in the case of orton and the developers who we know a bit more about their development, we are actually encouraging that there will be meetings between the developer and city staff, kelley cone is going to be as it relates to the water front site, has already begin to have discussion and meetings with the planning department in preparation for cities plan that we have not seen yet. but, we have enough of the sense of directions that they are going in that we can begin to start that dialogue between the planning department and the port staff, and oewd and the developers and so, yes, that coordination is going on. >> okay, we are clearly pier 70 is a very, very important development for the port and it is obviously a combination of things, open space, historic buildings and the forecity development and so we will be watching it and hearing the progress rment report and how we will go forward with a lot of interest. >> i want to say that this is a very exciting project and there will be a lot of work that has to go into it, but i want to ma

. >> jerome orton is jeremy of the california state board of equalization. now, we want to introduce you to a couple more folks talking about this issue. first, steve, of a group called net choice. and joe crosby with the retail industry leaders association. gentlemen, m del bianco, what's your group and what is its position when it comes to the sales tax? >> we're a coalition of ecommerce companies and online platforms. our position is similar to what you hear. you do a lot of book author interviews, and if you had the authors of the constitution, they would say they were worry bed the colonies erecting tariffs and trade beyers so the article in the constitution cities states can't expect interstate commerce, only congress can. and it's in keeping with the constitutional provision. california is simply saying if you have presence here through some interesting definitions, you have to collect for california. so it doesn't interfere with interstate commerce because they're considering anyone who has an affiliate there or partnership in california to already b

officers now stationed near the border with rest of syria washington claims it's too ball search orton's military capabilities if its neighbors conflict ask lates political analysts lou rockwell believes america is trying to intimidate damascus jordan has long been a better call it a satellite the us is not actually an ally it's a province of the us and so why is the us putting in these troops are first of all to imply that some of syria is threatening jordan which of course is not true syria's got their hands full with the us inspired rebels who were trained by the way in turkey at a us air force base for the lord past several years before this all started so this is just a way to shoot gin up the tension to bring on more trouble i know i think it's true the u.s. will not use its troops to invade syria but will they try a libyan strategy of simply bombing people endlessly from the air very possible. coming up ahead this hour encircled and still cut off from basic vital necessity. a libyan opposition stronghold enduring an ongoing siege its residents pleading for international rescue we

. >>> thalia tiene una fuerte contrincante, se llama nerina orton de 22 años, que tiene la cintura más camión a otro, con camiones a 80 kilómetros por hora y ella tiene que pasar por el cable justo antes que los camiones lleguen a un túnel para poder completar esta hazaña. >>> eso de funambulismo, imagínese, sino se estrella contra los túneles. >>> qué mundo más raro,de verdad que sí, si usted los quiere volver a ver en despierta américa, la información en univision.com, ahora vamos al mundo del espectáculo y entretenimiento. >>> me encantaria. >>> vamos con los muchachos. >>> deja, deja, deja que te cuente. >>> deja que te cuente, chicos, tenemos la noticia con la que amanecimso todos hoy, es la entrevista que dio lorena rojas a bárbara bermudo, porque la actriz está enfrentando una segunda batalla contra el cáncer la primera fue hace 2 años y ahora la lucha es contra la metástasis, tenemos la declaración de la actriz. >>> me entero, porque empiezo a tener molestias en una pierna, y yo sobre todo como fanática del gimnasio, y se lo adjudique al gimnasio, después que los exámenes empez