parcels along octavia that area is 52 percent affordable up to 9 hundred and 40 but for parcel l what's the percentage and for parcel l as the current code into the pipeline today, the mandate would be 2.25 units would be affordable and the remainder will be maneuvering again, just the code provisions today not necessarily what the outcome of on rfp to speak to that physically while the property is leased we can put out the request for proposals for the development of this lot that's exactly what we intend to do in 3 years we will have craft the rfp addressing the affordability levels we seek and building it will take about two years to put shovels in the ground as connor noted a quick transition in the interim activations use to building those units how so it lob about two of the 1 units maybe affordable or at least that amount how 2 we'll reach for greater. >> and the ice cream and the coffee right adjacent it is similarly this is that amount of affordability as well. >> is that a hundred percent percent affordable project yes, in the ami. >> adjacent is the hundred hundred percent af

parcels along octavia that area is 52 percent affordable up to 9 hundred and 40 but for parcel l what's the percentage and for parcel l as the current code into the pipeline today, the mandate would be 2.25 units would be affordable and the remainder will be maneuvering again, just the code provisions today not necessarily what the outcome of on rfp to speak to that physically while the property is leased we can put out the request for proposals for the development of this lot that's exactly what we intend to do in 3 years we will have craft the rfp addressing the affordability levels we seek and building it will take about two years to put shovels in the ground as connor noted a quick transition in the interim activations use to building those units how so it lob about two of the 1 units maybe affordable or at least that amount how 2 we'll reach for greater. >> and the ice cream and the coffee right adjacent it is similarly this is that amount of affordability as well. >> is that a hundred percent percent affordable project yes, in the ami. >> adjacent is the hundred hundred percent af

parcels along octavia that area is 52 percent affordable up to 9 hundred and 40 but for parcel l what's the percentage and for parcel l as the current code into the pipeline today, the mandate would be 2.25 units would be affordable and the remainder will be maneuvering again, just the code provisions today not necessarily what the outcome of on rfp to speak to that physically while the property is leased we can put out the request for proposals for the development of this lot that's exactly what we intend to do in 3 years we will have craft the rfp addressing the affordability levels we seek and building it will take about two years to put shovels in the ground as connor noted a quick transition in the interim activations use to building those units how so it lob about two of the 1 units maybe affordable or at least that amount how 2 we'll reach for greater. >> and the ice cream and the coffee right adjacent it is similarly this is that amount of affordability as well. >> is that a hundred percent percent affordable project yes, in the ami. >> adjacent is the hundred hundred percent af

but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. jim: of course sean considers parcells to be his mentor. parcells mentoring peyton -- payton, who was on his staff. the falcons can't stop it again. phil: well, great job by drew brees tonight. i talked about it a few minutes ago but his numbers, 30-39. just the way he played and i'm sure just the way he led the team this week in practice, in preparation. jim: i think the shoulder is ok. what do you think? phil: oh, yeah. yeah. i thought he threw the ball well he even looked better tonight. jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend.

but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. jim: of course sean considers parcells to be his mentor. parcells mentoring peyton -- payton, who was on his staff. the falcons can't stop it again. phil: well, great job by drew brees tonight. i talked about it a few minutes ago but his numbers, 30-39. just the way he played and i'm sure just the way he led the team this week in practice, in preparation. jim: i think the shoulder is ok. what do you think? phil: oh, yeah. yeah. i thought he threw the ball well last week. he even looked better tonight. jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out

but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. jim: of course sean considers parcells to be his mentor. parcells mentoring peyton -- payton, who was on his staff. the falcons can't stop it again. phil: well, great job by drew brees tonight. i talked about it a few minutes ago but his numbers, 30-39. just the way he played and i'm sure just the way he led the team this week in practice, in preparation. jim: i think the shoulder is ok. what do you think? phil: oh, yeah. yeah. i thought he threw the ball well last week. he even looked better tonight. jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out

but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. jim: of course sean considers parcells to be his mentor. parcells mentoring peyton -- payton, who was on his staff. the falcons can't stop it again. phil: well, great job by drew brees tonight. i talked about it a few minutes ago but his numbers, 30-39. just the way he played and i'm sure just the way he led the team this week in practice, in preparation. jim: i think the shoulder is ok. what do you think? phil: oh, yeah. yeah. i thought he threw the ball well last week. he even looked better tonight. jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out

but bill parcells was a gambler too. people think of bill parcells like he liked three yards and a cloud of dust. i think back to when i played for him. he went for it on fourth down. we had fake plays, fake punts. we tried everything. the good thing is moe -- most of them worked. just like sean payton's onside kick in that super bowl turned that game around. jim: of course sean considers parcells to be his mentor. parcells mentoring peyton -- payton, who was on his staff. the falcons can't stop it again. phil: well, great job by drew brees tonight. i talked about it a few minutes ago but his numbers, 30-39. just the way he played and i'm sure just the way he led the team this week in practice, in preparation. jim: i think the shoulder is ok. what do you think? phil: oh, yeah. yeah. i thought he threw the ball well last week. he even looked better tonight. jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out

reports say street vendor was asked by a stranger to deliver a parcel for $25. the package exploded when it was opened. police warn people not to accept items from unknown senders. regional authorities temporarily halted parcel and postal deliveries and stepped up security. >>> a plane crashed in eastern afghanistan killing 11 on board. the plane went down in an airport early friday. the u.s. military says six of the victims were u.s. military personnel and remaining five were civilian contractors. military officials say the cause of the crash is under investiga investigation. >>> reuters news agency quotes a u.s. military source saying there was no reports of enemy fire at the time, but in a statement, the taliban claimed responsibility for shooting the aircraft down. about 10,000 u.s. troops remain in afghanistan, although most of the u.s. led coalition forces pull out last year after completing their combat mission. >>> japanese researchers offered an update on the patient who went through the world's first surgery using induced stem cells or ips cell, in sat

police say the man -- excuse me -- police say the man delivered a number of parcels containing explosives. here's more. >> reporter: the blast hit a resideial ea in the autonomous region wednesday afternoon. the news agency says parcels exploded at 17 locations including a local government building and a shopping mall. seven people were killed, more than 50 were injured, and two others are missing. another explosion exploded in the same area thursday morning on the fifth floor of an apartment building. photos of the blast ses posted on china's social media site of twitter. it happened in the southern part of china near vietnam. this is home to about 400,000 people. more than half ofesidents are ethnic minorities of southeastern asian origin. wednesday, the area had seen no major vience against the thorities. the attacks come as the nation celebrates the start of the week long national holiday. president xi is not back to beijing from his state visit to the u.s. local media is praising his tour as a success, but some people here say he's casting a shadow over a time of tribulation. leaders

jim: of course sean considers parcells to be his mentor. parcells mentoring peyton -- payton, who was on his staff. the falcons can't stop it again. phil: well, great job by drew brees tonight. i talked about it a few minutes ago but his numbers, 30-39. just the way he played and i'm sure just the way he led the team this week in practice, in preparation. jim: i think the shoulder is ok. what do you think? phil: oh, yeah. yeah. thought he threw the ball well he even looked better tonight. jim: so the falalns drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend. phil: oh, but that's -- jim: coming off a bye. phil: an interesting game. carolina panthers, we saw it last year at the end of the year. cam newton, the offensive coordinator, everything came together and they've kind of continued it with their start so far this year. jim: gets it away and it goes out of bounds. phil: something the saints -- one little thought. they

develop agreement a schedule and in the schedule it acknowledges $24 million plus for the senior parcel the lands transfer for the first building regardless of what building built first, the land transfers first and also some small money for the first building and the remainder of the money for the senior site comes with the second large building. >> thank you and we note those the development agreement goes with the site so for any reason it wasn't the present sponsor anyone is obligated. >> correct. >> commissioner wu. >> following back to the jean friend question maybe you can answer you assume now the h1 building gets built first in case the other building gets built first dot financial obligations go with that building n one then the funded if get paid. >> i am working sort of creating the inverse situation so you'll oil a candidate another should not the implication with the development agreement we front the affordable housing so if 9 n one building is first then it generates more money we have a little bit more money to use for we are able to pay off taylor immediately and trans

. >> commissioner richards on the parcel in the sud. >> on the parcels in the proposed 5 m suds. >> we're not getting rid of suds itself. >> the answer is the project would comply with the family youth and sud one in that it is seeking conditional use authorization from this body it is riders we've talked about earlier it applies, and, secondly, it will steady the affordable standards with respect to the mix and perhaps mr. richie can answer this is units mix requirement that was alluded didn't exist in today's sud and the mix of the do we know the proposed index is there any idea how many family sized units. >> defer to mr. guy. >> so ultimately ores those are to be determined tare built into the advisory committee. a minimum of 4 units per floor that suggests i would suggest that you know trying to achieve a minimum ledge the benefits of the location in particular i don't know if so sponsor has any more thoughts contractually evolves in response to the conditions that at a given time >> sure before we ask the project sponsor i have another question if i wanted to open up on to liquor or

struggle and the northern parts of the state with the forecast shows the warmest of the days with parcel son -- with partial sunshine. we get full sunshine on thursday but temperatures by then start to cool off and remain cool what the chance for some scattered showers centered around friday afternoon. in the north country that could start in the morning. once that system pulled by in the evening we gradually clear out saturday and it looks like a great holiday weekend. it will start cool saturday but gradually work each day all the way to columbus day on monday. >> welcome, i am joined by margaret from unh. ball is a popular time to plant some trees and that' s what we' re going to shoot -- show people how to do today. >> the first thing is, you want to choose the right tree for the right place. >> this looks kind of cute, but >> you will notice, one of these is starting to go out elsewhere want this to come up after we take that one down. and planting it early so it will be ready. >> it goes to about 75 feet. >> it has beautiful fall foliage and it will get rather large. >> sometimes i

some media in china report that he hired others to deliver the parcels and then used a remote control to cause huge explosions. however, most media have given little original coverage to the blast. a hotel manager told nhk electricity and running water is unavailable. and the government has provided no information. observers say the government may be tightening its grip on information about the random blasts to quell concern and forestall criticism of the authorities. >>> ministers from 12 countries are meeting for the transpacific partnership in the u.s. city of atlanta. ramin mellegard joins us now for business. good morning, fill us in, what are the latest developments of this free trade deal? >> still major issues they have to deal with. and that's going to take some time. ministers ended their first day on wednesday after meeting for just 40 minutes followed by one-on-one makings. and now they've started their second day. ministers are trying to narrow some of the differences on several issues. let's look at some of them. the main ones include the length of patent protection for

the project area we mentioned all of those other partners, the pg & e and port parse -- parcels. it's what we refer to as the project core in our meetings. turning to the next slide you can get a sense of the financial commitment to the project which is helping us advance the planning and community outreach and the preliminary design of this rather monumental undertaking. their commitments add up to $1 million. it will take us to the design composition. they are our primary funders along with the grant from the coastal conservancy grant to $500,000 and the project which is the real source of the fund for the preliminary outreach and design and the work that needs to be done and their commitments will take us to commitments and will take us through schematic designs. we are really grateful for their support and of course always thankful to park and lands for their support on the project. the project has a lot of support. i think you are going to hear from some folks during public comment in a second. i feel really really pleased with the level of outreach that's happened through t

the project area we mentioned all of those other partners, the pg & e and port parse -- parcels. it's what we refer to as the project core in our meetings. turning to the next slide you can get a sense of the financial commitment to the project which is helping us advance the planning and community outreach and the preliminary design of this rather monumental undertaking. their commitments add up to $1 million. it will take us to the design composition. they are our primary funders along with the grant from the coastal conservancy grant to $500,000 and the project which is the real source of the fund for the preliminary outreach and design and the work that needs to be done and their commitments will take us to commitments and will take us through schematic designs. we are really grateful for their support and of course always thankful to park and lands for their support on the project. the project has a lot of support. i think you are going to hear from some folks during public comment in a second. i feel really really pleased with the level of outreach that's happened through t

with our vision being to revitalize the waterfront, we have looked at it this 21 acre parcel on the water's edge and thought how do we re-created? we are in a position to re-create what the waterfront looked like at a point in time. we had a master plan that was put together that tries to re-create some of the feel of what it would have been like to live back then without taking it to the historic extreme. the eerie canal was built in 1817. andbuilt across the state was completed in 1825. it was a marvel of its day. it was somewhat of a folly at the time and wasn't thought to be that productive. in the end, it turned out to be quite a success. in terms of bringing materials come in transportation of materials, food, people from one side of the state to the other was quite transformational. it was only 40 foot wide. it still served a purpose of getting goods and materials from one side of the state to the other. it was really an incredible technical marvel at the time. once the canal was completed, it transformed buffalo from a small town into a major city. this was the place people wanted w

we are growing in parcels.tinge we are the focus, from mail, correspondence. -- francine: we are used to buying things online. retail is bigger in italy. you think italy will play catch-up? we are serving amazon and our country. we see an explosion of that, of the request on e-commerce. see similar trends in other sectors we serve. we have an opportunity to intercept growing demand in certain areas for consumers. francine: we had a story that pitted you against ferrari. very different businesses, but valuations are not dissimilar. they are expected to be oversubscribed. what is your thought on the market right now? we have a high level of interest from institutional and retail. in italy, we are a strong brand. size, scale,on of cash flow we generate, profitability, and the opportunity to grow is making us have a lot of meetings in the city. aboutne: we always talked the italian discount. if you are an italian company on the market, there is an image that italy is not going through the reforms needed. there was

so to me it's sort of like you have two parcels of land, you have a house on one that's old, in need of repair, and the other is bare. and someone says republic mri kailt that house on the adjacent parcel and that's what we tried to do. that's what i believe dbi tried to do. and it's also in the executive update on page be 7, quote, all process flows were migrated as is. so we have two things, we should push aside for a second is the system up or down and what's the defect, et cetera, and look at we don't have a requirements document. and what is a requirements document? it's a statement as to what the system should do rather than what -- how it does it and how it does it is the business processes. we don't have complete business processes. and how can i say that? because we just heard the vendors say we have enough money. dbi says we don't have enough money. we're close to implementing it, we're not close to implementing it. why does that disagreement exist? because there is not complete documentation. so my suggestion is that you reset, where you reset and you get a business proces

with our vision to be revitalized waterfront, we have now look at this 21-acre parcel on the water's edge and thought how to re-create it. where we are now is in a position to re-create the waterfront at a point in time. we have a master plan that was put together that tries to re-create the feel of what it would have been like to live back then without taking you to a historic extreme. the area we are in now was built in 1817 in rome, new york. it was built across the state and completed in 1825. it is a marvel of its day. ditch called clinton's because it was somewhat of a folly at the time and not thought to be that productive. it turned out to be quite a success story in terms of bringing materials, transportation of materials, foods, people, from one side of was quite transformational in its time. while was only 40 feet wide and four feet eight, it still served a purpose of -- feet deep, it still served a purpose of getting goods from one side the state to the other and was an incredible technical marvel at the time. created, ital was transformed buffalo from a small town into a

we have now looked at this 21 acre parcel right on the water's edge and thought, how do we re-create it? where we are now is in a position to re-create what the waterfront looks like at a point in time. plan that2004 master was put together that tries to re-create the feel of what it would have been like to live back then. in erie canal was built back 1817 in rome, new york. it was built across the state. and was completed in 1825. it was really a marvel of its day. it was called wintun stitch because it was somewhat of a folly at the time. but in the end, it turned out to be quite a success story. in terms of bringing materials, transportation of materials, food, people from one side of the state to the other side was quite transformational and it's time. while it was only 40 foot wide and four foot deep, it still serve a purpose of getting goods and materials from one side of the state to the other. and really was an incredible technical marvel at the time. once the canal was completed, a really transformed buffalo from just a small, small town into a major, major city and destinat

item one, case number 2011.0409 eat 925, mission street and various parcels known as the 5 m project. certification of the environmental impact report, please note that the public hearing is closed. the public comment period for the draft ier ended on january, 7, 2015, the public comment will be received when the item is called during the hearing. however, comments submitted may not be included in the final eir. this will be a planning commission action, only. items 2 a, b, c, and d, for case number 2011.0409 env well i should, continue, to efg hijklmnopand q. for case numbers 2011.0409 env/cua/dva will ber ofa/map/pca/shd, and the considerations under the california, environmental act and this is a planning commission action, only. and adoption of finding of consistency, and a planning commission action only. discussion and possible joint action by the planning commission and the recreation and park commission to raise the shadow limit for thal fred apark and a joint action. discussion and possible action by the recreation and park commission to adopt a resolution to recommend to the

this year, across the -- parcels will surpass those of domestic.hina is the main reason behind that. in the past you have seen cities like moscow and st. petersburg where they were big into e-commerce, but more border towns are also moving online. you see the brick-and-mortar businesses in china also moving to this on my face. -- online space. rishaad: russian ambitions amongst other things. checking out some of the other stories, foreign lenders selling at least $14 billion worth of tank shares from china since 2012. the deutsche bank could be adding to that. a $3.5 billion stake. says they might employee drowns and submarines to capture beijing's growing influence. the asset might be sent to the neptune islands. the united states also said they are considering deploying warships the area. the italianf fashion group, valentino are said to be exploring a possible ipo. they might be offering as much as $2.25 billion. we are told as the -- a certain percent of becoming a could be sold next year. the owners could choose to keep it private, or perhaps

therefore, we can regulate every parcel of land we want. the congress approve of this? is doing it on his own. we have is collapse of the separation of powers, the executive branch is consuming all of the power and your representative did not get a vote anymore. the six amendments says you have a right to a trial by jury. you say, who could possibly be opposed to that? an agent right that even precedes our dawn in english history, it goes back to greek and roman times. to be tried in front of a jury of your peers. we had a debate in 2011 on the senate floor over this, we debated back and forth over whether an individual american citizen accused of a crime in the united states could be indefinitely detained. without a trial, without a lawyer. i was incredulous. i had in this debate, i do not want to name names, it was a senator from arizona -- [laughter] an americanou mean citizen to be snatched up and sent to guantanamo bay without a trial and lawyer? he said yes, if they are dangerous. i thought to myself, my goodness, who would give such as possibility to one person?

and that's where my friend patrick was going to be part and parcel of this escape plan.nd visited me in the prison. we remained stalwart friends throughout. there was no one listening, so it became easy to talk about the situation. >> everyone says it's easy to escape. >> patrick would be on the outside with papers, passport and a car. i would escape out of bakirkoy, he'd pick me up and we'd drive off to the border and i'd escape. >> all i have to do to get in is just convince them i'm crazy. how hard could that be? none of my friends even had a doubt that i could convince them i was crazy. >> why should i talk to you? >> because i'm here to help you. >> no, you're not! you are trying to get inside my head, but i'm not going to let you. i put on a show. i didn't hold back. just tell me what you are writing. what are you writing? what are you scribbling down there? don't write about me. i want to talk to him. he's the one without a pen. whatever came out. no, i won't sit down just because you want me to. i'm not going to sit down. i got to go to bakirkoy for a period of o

neighborhood feel in the area which is currently the number of vacant former state owned cal trans parcels. we have partnered with various city deparmtz to efex wait the build out of the transbay obligations along folsom street and in coordination with private development partners and other city departments so this contract is in cord nns with the effort to create the neighbor. i would like to ask ceben mu [inaudible] and joined by a representative from cmg as well. among others. >> thank you. good afternoon, my name is kevin masude seen yf civil engineer with ocii. these items for design contracts interrelate through the transbay folsom [inaudible] entered into a contract with [inaudible] in a amounts of 2, 479, 808 gls for the design service for transbay folsom street improvement projects [inaudible] half of the contract is split between the 2 projects. these projects were identified need today transform the neighborhood. in 2013 the former agency executed a first amendment with cmg contract in the amont of 1, 124, 521 for 6 iletms. there were design service on isx street and new cycle t

those and because they're filing individually, especially if they're filing in regard to a particular parcel they own. so, they'll be more of them than of dakota access." jacob/bam again, the first hearing will be november 12th, and the evidence hearing will be on the 16th. that's when the public will able to make comments on the cases. people can still submit their complaints for another couple of weeks. live in the studio, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. jack: we want to know what you think about the bakken pipeline send us your comments , we may use them on air. you can connect with us on facebook and twitter. send us an email to: "news at we are iowa dot com" or call us in the newsroom: 1- 800-858-5555 we'd love to hear what you think. stephanie/ram today in court... pete polson spoke out to defend himself. police say last november, polson terrorized a pleasant hill neighborhood, shooting at three people, seriously injuring two. today he took the stand to testify . local 5's claire powell has been following the trial. she joins us live with more. claire/tvu the prosecution wra

part of your business. >> of the 28.8 billion revenues of last year, it's less than 15% is post and parcels. 18.8 billion is insurance that's growing double digit and about 5.4 is transaction banking where we don't have any lending activity in the credit risk. so we have put forward the company which has limited capital requirement. a fee based visibility structure. very interesting growth potential in insurance and asset management and some turn around challeng challenges. however we see growth all the time. >> thank you for being with us. the ceo of poste italiane. back to you in london. >> i must apologize to viewers. there was a slight gremlin on the line. but the sound was not up to what we normally like. >> very good questions. >> good ipo. >> absolutely. >> still coming up on the show, we cut to the core of apples earnings. the stock dipped ahead of the latest results. we check out the key numbers you need to watch out for. we'll be back in two. >> take a look at the share price. off by 2.3%. they were hurt by a u.s. settlement on rebates or claims that they pay rebates to specialty

the clean-up in the aftermath of two massive wild fires is more than half way finished now. 6710 parcels have now bb cleaned up. the job is 90% complete. and clean-up is finished of 600 sites damaged in lake county. four people died in the valley fire. it was the third worst fire in california history. >> the prices may drive away participants and volunteers. >> did a local company just call it quits? >> plus, something to crow about. a injured bird stoned from a rehab center. >> and a new phone that's supposed to be shatter proof? the company's level of confidence in that claim just ahead. >>> breaking news in indianapolis where police are reporting at least two people shot at a shopping mall. it's not guilty known if the suspect was in custody. witnesses inside the mall target store told a local television station that he heard ten, maybe level shots and saw people running for their lives. we'll continue to monitor for this story, of course. for breaking news at any time, follow us on twitter. >> golden state warriors have been diagnosed with a concussion. it's not clear when he's goin

on page, ten of our report, we note that the 598 parcel contains the only privately owned gas station located on the city owned property and the east for the gas and convenience store and garage has continued for the past 43 years, since 1972, without any competitive bidding since the original, establishment of the station in 1972. and under initial five-year lease. was completed. furthermore the propose ad five year lease with 1, five year extension option will be awarded without under going, competitive bidding process. in accordance with the code, 23.33, all leases of the city property result in more than 2500 per month in revenue must be awarded in accordance with the competitive bidding procedures, unless such bidding procedures are impractical and impossible and we explain the reasons that the real estate department has stated wie they are impractical or impossible on page 10 of our report. >> as the department, indicated and mr. up dike advised us, they have received, the significant, community support for the continued city lease of this site, with the existing gasoline statio

on page, ten of our report, we note that the 598 parcel contains the only privately owned gas station located on the city owned property and the east for the gas and convenience store and garage has continued for the past 43 years, since 1972, without any competitive bidding since the original, establishment of the station in 1972. and under initial five-year lease. was completed. furthermore the propose ad five year lease with 1, five year extension option will be awarded without under going, competitive bidding process. in accordance with the code, 23.33, all leases of the city property result in more than 2500 per month in revenue must be awarded in accordance with the competitive bidding procedures, unless such bidding procedures are impractical and impossible and we explain the reasons that the real estate department has stated wie they are impractical or impossible on page 10 of our report. >> as the department, indicated and mr. up dike advised us, they have received, the significant, community support for the continued city lease of this site, with the existing gasoline statio

a chestnut hill developing company has bought the last remaining parcel of land for $359 million. it's one of the priciest land deals ever in boston. a complex of offices, housing, site. ws development is hoping to less. i feel like the seaport is just booming right now. lots to do. >> you got it. >>> a build-a-bear recall parents might want to know about. and looking for a silly rabbit. mcdonald's. happy friday, hannah. >> happy friday. shares of mcdonald's have had the biggest daily increase in years. the stock rose for the first time in two years. mcdonald's attributed its sales to menu tweaks. >>> now more news on the drug pricing controversy that's been making headlines. controversial ceo who raised the price from $13.50 a pill to $750. now he's being undercut. a specialty drug-maker says it will be selling $1 doses of the drug that treats a rare infection that treats pregnant women and cancer patients. >>> parents, an important recall to tell about you this morning. build a bare is recalling its star bright dragon stuffed animal. the seam can open exposing stuffing material

the clerk: senate 986, an act to require the secretary of the interior to take into trust four parcels of federal land for the benefit of certain indian pueblos in the state of new mexico. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from washington, mr. new house, and the gentleman from -- gnu house, and the gentleman from -- newhouse, and the gentleman from the northern mariana islands, mr. sablan, will each control 20 minutes. mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. newhouse: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of senate bill 986, which would direct the secretary of the interior to place 11 acres of federal land into trust for the collective benefit of 19 pueblos in the state of new mexico. these 11 acres were historically part of the albuquerque indian

>> the execution is part and parcel of the saudi government foundation. it's part of the long history of the foundation of that country. saudi arabia and oman are probably the only few gulf countries that witnessed violence building meaning that in the establishment of the state, a lot of people were killed, executed. so it is part of the history of the saudi regime. and execution is used to stabilize the government, to enforce political decisions and to continue providing what they think is a continuation of the regime. >> but this case seems especially egregious because it involves a young man who was only 17 when he committed this so-called crime and because of the brutality of it, beheading and execution. >> he's not the only one. there's younger prisoners who are sentenced to the same punishment, beheading and crucifixion and they have been transferred to riyadh possibly for execution hopefully not. but this is a political decision. obviously it's not a judicial decision. the saudi court system is an apartheid regime. so it's really a jim crow court

so we have kind of a unique opportunity to really help shape specific parcels with their site design. or help them through that process. and having them being aware of the other projects nearby, so they can kind of work together of the we're also working with the cac, and we'll be doing some outreach in specific areas. for example, the brady block, working with residents there on the more specific targeted areas. so i don't know that there would be guidelines per se, but i also co-lead design review with the department . so i see it from the that side as well. >> thank you for that. obviously i think staff has done a fantastic job with site design review before things get to us. i think it would be helpful to think about what are sort of the overarching guidelines or changes that can be made? so that it's not just about the design review, but as things get to us and they are inconsistent with what we want to see, that you are not leaving the planning commission to have to be the keepers of consistency. >> for sure. >> we're good at it most of the times, but it there are overriding ele

block eight in november and we will have exceeded over $500 million in proceeds from the sale of the parcelsor the projected. i want 20d encourage everyone who hasn't taken a walk by the transit center to do so. we also offer tours. you will now see the light column, one of the sustainable elements that will bring daylight into the center take shape. it's completely taken shape. it's really beautiful and i encourage you to do that. i will ask jack now to give the construction update. >> good morning. my name is jack adams, construction. so i will give you the construction update for the month of september. so we hit a milestone where we called for completion of the below grade structure. the package is complete. we have some punch lists to. do we will develop that list and closing out that package here shortly, and the next two milestones coming up are the strublght url steel and the above ground concrete and coming up in the next couple of months. we have a little more detailed update on the milestone of the structural steel is on track right now to complete and welding in june of 2016, and

authorities reportedly say parcel bombs went off at 17 locations, including a shopping mall and a local government building. >>> officials in china have acknowledged detaining two japanese citizens for allegedly spying but are remaining tight lipped about both cases. >> translator: authorities have arrested two japanese nationals on suspicion of spying in china. >> hong didn't reveal the identities of the pair or give any further details about what they allegedly did. sources told nhk that both japanese are men and that authorities took one into custody in may near a military facility in the eastern province. they say authorities believe he was involved in espionage and other criminal activities. authorities reportedly detained the other man near china's border with north korea and believe he was also involved with spying. sources say chinese authorities may have detained a third japanese citizen around the same time. japan's top government spokesperson commented on the two who are known to be in custody. >> translator: our diplomats in china are handling these cases in the appropriate

after the browns were convicted of tax evasion, the 100-acre parcel with a fortress style house was the scene of a 9 month standoff. they are now serving decades in prison. heather hamel gives us a tour. reporter: after one failed attempt, federal officials are once again trying to auction off the infamous house of convicted tax evaders ed and elaine brown. more than 6,000 square feet of living space, largely unfinished, and some of the projects leave you scratching your head. >> i don't know what the purpose of this was. reporter: in contrast to last year's auction, the starting bid is down from $250,000 to $125,000. and prospective buyers can preview the plainfield property beforehand. >> even though we call had this the second floor, it's not all on one level. reporter: the fortress was built around and on top of an existing house. >> when you come over here to the window box you can see the existing roof. >> so he built right over it. >> yes. reporter: then there's a hidden door at the back of a closet. >> i didn't even catch it, it was someone that pointed it out to me. reporter: d

. >> there has been another explosion in a town nusouthern china a day after a series of parcel bombsts. the latest was in an apartment. no injuries are record o went several were reported a hospital and prison. police have ruled out terrorism and have identified a 33-year-old local man as a suspect. they say he wanted to take revenge on society. >> chul easy people are celebrating national day today. more than 50,000ed the family commemorat commemorates. it's parted of after 7-day holiday known as golden week. another key date is being commemorated in the far west of china. people in xin jiang are marking the 60th anniversary. a top rinked during the weigur heartland. as adrian brown reports, not everyone is celebrating. >> it was a low key celebration held indoors, the great of x xin jiang. a senior government official told the assembled guests that the region's stability was being threatened by violent groups. they were the common enemy of all xin jiang's people. >> we must make a firm fist to strike proceed actively and resolute lee crack down on violent terrorist actities accord

those and because they're filing individually, especially if they're filing in regard to a particular parcel they own. so, they'll be more of them than of dakota access.")>> tim on cam the first hearing for the project is november 12th, with an evidence hearing set for the 16th. that's when the public can make comments on the cases. complaints can still be submitted for another couple of weeks. tim: a road construction project near sioux city delayed in part by the discovery of cactus plants..... is back on track. an updated plan approved by the longer endangers the strech of drive, lcoated southeast of airport is getting minor design edits but the price tag of the projectisn't expected to o increase. "there's minoradjustments to the curvature of the roadway, but overall for the isn't much of an in the cost. we haven't made that determination yet, but we don't believe hat there will be that impact," said ellis. ellis anticipates the road completed by next spring tim: 14 years ago a chain of siouxland radio stations joined a campaign to raise a million dollars for the children's miracle netwo

parcel bright one more time. the world series starts tuesday in kansas city or toronto. they try to close out the blue jays. david price has never won and will try to force a game seven. >> i know what i'm capable of doing. i don't want to do it too bad. it's lhog overdue to get a win as a starter in the playoffs. i will be ready to change that tomorrow. >> in other baseball news, don matingly is out as the manager of the los angeles dodgers. the rangers try to make it back to back wins as they hosted the he feeds a streaking first goal of the season. the game tied at one after two. e rangers scored two times and keith beats mike smith and burns his former team. with the second straight, 4-1, the final. the devils trail the senators and he scores to tie the game with 31 seconds remaining. it went to a shootout and guess who. comes through again and the jersey boys go back to the 500 mark. the rangers and devils both win. i guess the mets's success is rubbing off on everyone. >> yes, it is. it's good to be a new york fan, right? >> right now it's exciting. listen up new y

he has had limited parcels in practice all week which weren't real practices but watching thrust. bill belichick says it will be a game time decision. >> we didn't really practice this week, so based on that. i mean, a lot of us could have got through practice my mom could have got through practice. >> and we'll have it all you need to know about tomorrow night's game on a special live edition of patriots all access tonight 7:00 right here on wbz. we are looking forward to having a blast here on patriots all access. former patriots willie mcginn is and rowland fiver will be joining us. >> belichick so chat he steve today. >> and so confident depth. >> appreciate it steve thank you. we have you covered tomorrow night patriots game day starts at 7:00. kick off for thursday night football is at 8:25. and of course right after the game catch fifth quarter on my tv 38 we'll have everything for you on the wbz news at 11:00 right here on wbz. >>> all right david. well now at 6:00 the witch and the warlock. not a spooky children's tale a else but salem. the witch says the warlock is haras

item one, case number 2011.0409 eat 925, mission street and various parcels known as the 5 m project. certification of the environmental impact report, please note that the public hearing is closed. the public comment period for the draft ier ended on january, 7, 2015, the public comment will be received when the item is called during the hearing. however, comments submitted may not be included in the final eir. this will be a planning commission action, only. items 2 a, b, c, and d, for case number 2011.0409 env well i should, continue, to efg hijklmnopand q. for case numbers 2011.0409 env/cua/dva will ber ofa/map/pca/shd, and the considerations under the california, environmental act and this is a planning commission action, only. and adoption of finding of consistency, and a planning commission action only. discussion and possible joint action by the planning commission and the recreation and park commission to raise the shadow limit for thal fred apark and a joint action. discussion and possible action by the recreation and park commission to adopt a resolution to recommend to the

that -- the court left open whether the exceptions are binding, but the exceptions were part and parcel of justice harland's mackey understanding of how he thought federal habeas ought to apply. and so whereas atkins -- i mean, atkins creates a binding constitutional right. the question of remedy, though. the question is a state constitutionally bound to offer that remedy? and this court has recognized in cases like pennsylvania v. finley, for example, that states have wide discretion in structuring their post conviction. and the next point, though, has to do with -- >> that has to be different because as justice breyer pointed out, you have wide discretion to structure it as you want. but if you structured it in a way that you're going to say i'm offering due process, isn't there a check, a substantive check by due process that you have to offer the minimum? >> well, i mean, that is the question. so this court has found that there's a substantive check on due process in griffith where we're talking about direct review. when we're talking about collateral review, i mean, our view althou