zoning map upper market street neighborhood commercial district to reclass assessor's parcel block no. 2623, lot no. 091, at 2416-2420 market street and number 23 23, lot 06, 36 from rostreet upper market street nct district and including portions out of the market market planned area. >> thank you mr. clerk. we have staff from supervisor sheehy's office to explain this item. >> i am here for supervisor sheehy. this is a tiny piece of legislation. a few years ago former supervisor scott wiener rezoned the upper market nc d districts to the upper market nct district that has had a very series of planning code implications but because where the supervisor lived there were two parcels excluded from that effort so the legislation before you today just closes the loop and just rezones those remaining two parcels to upper market nct. >> okay. thanks mr. powers. if no question we will open it up to public comment. anyone wishing to comment on item 2 -- oh sorry additional presentation. >> good afternoon. i am with the san francisco planning department. as mentioned this is a clean up ordinan

we are proposing that be removed and those parcels be returned to their original zoning use solely and that is pr one-g. this mcd has not resulted in loot large-format retailers and is anecdotally some people believed resulted in people not find signing longer-term leases with industrial tenants. by removing the-and were returning to their original controls will be encouraging the tenants in the original intention which is pdr tenants. it does continue to allow for small neighborhood orientated retail use as we discussed on the slide before. the neighborhood was still have the ability to the accessory retail to pity our businesses or other small format retail. just a large format will not be able to come in and take a large building. then the last section before john presence on which is the changes to the mixed use item. >> good afternoon commissioners. this last piece as laura mentioned, is to amend the heights on a select number of parcels in the urban mixed-use you and you district to allow for greater ground-floor ceiling heights. while also allowing them to not lose existing deve

we think we should go on the of some parcels parcel by parcel and sit down with the developers and thedepartment and negotiate these benefits.. family size in units, we need two and three bedroom units could this is also a c district which means there's no regulation on form in the retail other than market facing parcels though it's great to be market micro retail but we need retail researchers at least the cu potentially of no formula retail and the last thing i would like to point out is that all this great commentary about oh parking ratios and micro retail is equally applicable to central soma. so we would like to see the department use some of that analysis in central soma as well. thank you commissioners and we sent a letter basically summarizing the points. we thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >>[calling public comment cards] width sue hester. looking on the extent of rezoning and the district of south of market, when the city rezoned after downtown plan, the rezoned south of market and created something called to work. because it was a heavily industrial area. it had

they caught permission to seize more than 100 suspicious parcels in the d.c. region just since october. >> that's clearly something that we're interested in prosecutor virginia. the top federal prosecutor in alexandria dana boente think it could be smarter for the dealers to use mail. >> they view it as safer, less of a chance of get caught. >> reporter: federal search warrants said marijuana by mail dealers often use invalid addresses, some times a vacant or make home from which the recipient can make the pick up. >> it may have been just been like this is a good spot. >> reporter: that's what happened. dealers listed his wife's name and their home address in an effort to ship illegal drugs to prince george's county. there are weaknesses in the federal safety net against mailed marijuana. internal auditors found postal auditors near d.c. failed to properly secure and lock up parcels suspected of nearly half of the post offices last year failed to do the same. by october of this year it will create better guidelines for handling of suspicious packages. >> take

we think we should go on the of some parcels parcel by parcel and sit down with the developers and thedepartment and negotiate these benefits.. family size in units, we need two and three bedroom units could this is also a c district which means there's no regulation on form in the retail other than market facing parcels though it's great to be market micro retail but we need retail researchers at least the cu potentially of no formula retail and the last thing i would like to point out is that all this great commentary about oh parking ratios and micro retail is equally applicable to central soma. so we would like to see the department use some of that analysis in central soma as well. thank you commissioners and we sent a letter basically summarizing the points. we thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >>[calling public comment cards] width sue hester. looking on the extent of rezoning and the district of south of market, when the city rezoned after downtown plan, the rezoned south of market and created something called to work. because it was a heavily industrial area. it had

this was a parcel that was sent to the imf offices in paris.rance remains in a state of emergency after a string of deadly attacks over the past two years. , thee netherlands center-right prime minister has successfully fought off a challenge from his extreme right rival. the party lost its seats in wednesday's general election but still came in a clear first place, winning 33 out of the 150 seats available in parliament. the result was a disappointment for the anti-islam anti-eu party. it still came in a strong second, winning 20 seats. reaction let's go live to meabh mcmahon in brussels. >> especially in the european quarter where i am, many people i have been speaking to throughout the morning said they were happy to wake up this morning and not have the shock they had on the 24th of june last year when the u.k. decided to leave the european union and the shock they felt they had when the u.s. election result came out. they said this was a good news story for the european union. similar to when in austria recent elections saw the far right c

new pdr space, to eliminate the transit special use district and to raise height limits on select parcels in the zoning district the fierce legislation is a code amendment to restrict the gyms and manual and foot chair uses it from all pdr uses not to the pdr uses and can generally afford bigger rents the intent to reduce the competition for space in pdr district to pdr tenant can find affordable spades to rent gyms are permitted in the city with a greater boibltd to find space the gyms and manual district what remain or convert to other noma status have submitted applications to the planning department the second proposal is recommended to the pdr cross subsidy provisions the code currently permit new office and institutional used to subsidies the construction of pdr space in the project the provision requires that the existing sited be highly underutilized for pdr uses this legislation will add gyms as allowed use for the subsidy and intended to provide additional benefits for the pdr space that would audits not be subsidized similar the gyms can command higher rents and are compatible

a drug runner was paying her $50 a parcel to deliver marijuana to his home. he'd leave her an envelope with cash in the mailbox in return. >> it is difficult for law enforcement to deal with. >> reporter: investigator neil frank len says dealing drugs by mail is more common than you might think and also more dangerous. >> if a partial package is delivered, it's left right at the front door. anyone can get ahold of it. >> reporter: it is illegal to mail marijuana and other drugs across state lines. and at the postal inspection service, they investigate these cases. they declined to be questioned on camera, so we pulled some of their search warrants. they look for certain states of origin, arizona, california, and colorado and washington. they look for heavy taping of packages, and they look for these u.s. postal service click and ship labels, often used by businesses but also used by drug dealers to make drug shipments look like legitimate shipments. the feds launched more th than 2,000 investigations into u.s. mail last year alone and seized 35,000 pounds of

how much of that is determined or is part and parcel of your having come to this country as son of immigrantsreat deal of it. especially since i've come to know through nelson mandela, eleanor king and others in my life that it is not an isolated island. united states of america is part after planet and everything that happens on this planet has serious ramifications for our vital interests as well as external interests. as an immigrant i'm no different than those who know life through the ice and prisms of their immigrant experience. whether the jews or irish who couple here. during the irish rebellion. during the potato famine. rush russians who come here. whoever comes bring a history of a story about why america means not only so much to us but why you would like to shape america to be the promise we were told america holds for all of us. >> mr. b's close and abiding friendship with dr. martin luther king, jr. was at the forefront after special week of shows in it 008 from memphis commemorating the 40th anniversary of king's death. during next clip he shared a rare glimpse of king's humor

. >>> officials at japan post are looking at charging online retailers more for parcel deliveries. they say they're considering the move because of a boom in internet sales and higher personnel costs due to a shrinking labor pool. japan post currently provides discount deliveries to online retailers since it received a large volume of business from them. postal officials say a hike in the rates won't affect individual clients for the time being. the recent increase in demand has hit other delivery companies. japan's leading parcel firm, yeah ma yamoto, plans to raise prices for the first time in years. >>> japan's current account stayed in the black though the surplus narrowed for the first time in eight months. higher crude oil prices pushed up the trade def sister, shrinking the overall figure. >>> the finance ministry officials say the surplus came in at about $575 million. it narrowed nearly 90% from a year ago. the trade deficit was over $7.5 billion. earnings from overseas investment added to the trade figure. the primary income accounts stayed in the black with a surplus of

and no permitted home buyers for affordable in this project. >> one of the affordable parcels for for sale building would be possible but makes not something we're looking at. >> i'm happy to see that you've created a fund for the stream of sea level rise i think that is absolutely wonderful and especially look for in all our projects regarding the 10 thousand permitted jobs and 11 thousand construction jobs when will that be thoughtfully and what we will actually be doing on this project. >> as we bring back the project four informational this summer you'll see a job program attached to the d da and our podium will have our hiring agreement attached to the document so they will come before you the thirty percent mandatory local hire you'll see those. >> you've done a lot work this is helpful so thank you very much. >> very thorough very good job. >> director forbes any comments. >> sure you've captured this is a great project all over the place transformative this is a long haul that many staff have been involved in going back over a decade and great to be at the point we're approach

zoning map upper market street neighborhood commercial district to reclass assessor's parcel block no. 2623, lot no. 091, at 2416-2420 market street and number 23 23, lot 06, 36 from rostreet upper market street

we have a special report on the parcel that was delivered to bradley wiggins in 2011. un investigation into the battle for aleppo has found that war crimes were committed — by both sides. government forces are accused of targeting hospitals and using chlorine bombs. on the rebels, it concluded quote "armed groups shot at civilians to prevent them from leaving, effectively using them as human shields." quad you may also remember this. you may also remember this. an aid convoy was bombed on the outskirts of aleppo last year. investigators found the government meticulously planned and ruthlessly carried out the attack. they also concluded the eventual evacuation of eastern aleppo amounted to forced displacement. one more thing we must emphasise — the investigators found no evidence russia carried out any war crimes despite its support for the government. alex forsyth has more from beirut. this report is highly critical of the contact of those involved in the battle for aleppo. war crimes committed by all parties. it singles out one incident which the un report saysis out

we are proposing that be removed and those parcels be returned to their original zoning use solely and that is pr one-g. this mcd has not resulted in loot large-format retailers and is anecdotally some people believed resulted in people not find signing longer-term leases with industrial tenants. by removing the-and were returning to their original controls will be encouraging the tenants in the original intention which is pdr tenants. it does continue to allow for small neighborhood orientated retail use as we discussed on the slide before. the neighborhood was still have the ability to the accessory retail to pity our businesses or other small format retail. just a large format will not be able to come in and take a large building. then the last section before john presence on which is the changes to the mixed use item. >> good afternoon commissioners. this last piece as laura mentioned, is to amend the heights on a select number of parcels in the urban mixed-use you and you district to allow for greater ground-floor ceiling heights. while also allowing them to not lose existing deve

he had a 5-acre parcel--or excuse me, an 11-acre parcel on stony road that they had a lease from theunt pleasant school district. i had a friend that i used to go fishing with, introduced me to roberto, and he's really quite a terrific personality. he's the kind of guy you couldn't say no to. so anyway, i got on his board, we raised some money, we bought the land, raised $5 million for that. and then we needed a new building, so being a contractor, i wanted to see a really nice, state of the art academic building. so about--i guess it's almost 10, 12 years ago, we built a 65,000-square-foot building there. it was originally called the national hispanic university. then the national hispanic university--unfortunately, roberto died, and we lost a really, really terrific leader. so, at that point, we decided to sell the university to a for-profit organization called the laureate educational foundation. so, they purchased the university, they wanted to operate it and kind of go nationwide with the secret sauce over there. and in any event, they had difficulty recruiting enough students.

richard freeman has provided written evidence, maintaining that the parcel contained a legal decongestantongdoing and the allegations that it was a banned steroid. freeman says he regrets the poor medical record—keeping at the time. damian collins, the chair of the committee, wants more answers. uk anti—doping are carrying out their own investigation. scotland rugby union captain greig laidlaw says he hopes to be back playing in three or four weeks, in time for this summer's tour of australia. laidlaw missed most of the six nations campaign after injuring his ankle in the defeat by france. warren gatland will name his british and irish lions squad next month for the new zealand tour and laidlaw believes a number of scots have a great chance of being included. the scottish players are in with as much of a shout as any other players, to be honest. through the championship we were consistently fairly good, apart from the english game. individually, there were some strong performances. there are competition for positions right through the squad. they will need a strong squad to go to new zeal

and streetscapes projects on the bayside and when we looked at the maximum number of parcels there was about 700 acres were possible on the bayside. as shown here, that only god us to the discharge of 10. when we look at in terms of cost, with the green we would go from the 12 discharges to date to the time. a slight decrease in volume at a cost of about $640 million in today's dollars. the 24 foot tunnel would get us to the eight . further reduce this esd volume and have a cost of $699 and it would give us the opportunity in the future if the regulators required us to go lower, two at highway treatment at a cost of about $660 million and provided that future the department that may be upon us. so in summary, the tunnel is when to operate for a long time. it needs to address the vulnerabilities of the channel for spring which the tunnel adequately does good the 24 foot tunnel to exhaustive analyses is been identified as the optimal size to meet today's needs and to be flexible to prepare for future regulatory requirements associate with cst reduction. the 24 foot tunnel also provides a

zoning map upper market street neighborhood commercial district to reclass assessor's parcel block no. 2623, lot no. 091, at 2416-2420 market street and number 23 23, lot 06, 36 from rostreet upper market street nct district and including portions out of the market market planned area. >> thank you mr. clerk. we have staff from supervisor sheehy's office to explain this item. >> i am here for supervisor sheehy. this is a tiny piece of legislation. a few years ago former supervisor scott wiener rezoned the upper market nc d districts to the upper market nct district that has had a very series of planning code implications but because where the supervisor lived there were two parcels excluded from that effort so the legislation before you today just closes the loop and just rezones those remaining two parcels to upper market nct. >> okay. thanks mr. powers. if no question we will open it up to public comment. anyone wishing to comment on item 2 -- oh sorry additional presentation. >> good afternoon. i am with the san francisco planning department. as mentioned this is a clean up ordinan

be here in the project a lot of density and non- non-cookie-cutter way different heights and size parcels that works great so thank you all for the presentation we are excited to see this move forward and with that, we will take a half an hour lunch break thank you. >> please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. commissioners, we left off on item 13325 29th avenue conditional use authorization commissioners please note public comment is closed. on october 20th you continued this matter by a vote of 7 to zero to january 19th that was continued to march 9 based on past practice a precedence as this is a second hearing the project sponsor, please. >> gets 3 minutes and members of the public allowed one minute. >> planning department staff as your heard this was considered on october 20th and continued to january the project before the commission today differs from the october 20th version the height heck reduced to 36 and a half feet the fourth floor has been setback it will be 5 and 11 and a half feet the depth of the fourth floor has been escalated back by 10 feet

undeveloped approximately 8 hundred and 50 square feet lot within the glen park neighborhood the parcel on the side of diamond street and the northern property line abuts a 5 foot publically acceptable walk alley the proposal to construct a new one thousand plus square feet 4 story 38 foot tall, three bedrooms residence the triangle is unique triangular shaped plot 110 on-street parking all four levels occupy the level the upper is recessed from the facade to articulate the massing and allowing 4 hundred plus deck that provides usable space the majority surrounding property within the rh-2 zoning district, however, the properties near the street are zoned glen park and that extends towards dimension for the bart station this is within walkable distance at the time of the mailing 4 letters ever support from various neighbors and letters in opposition after the mailings an additional 11 of support and 2 in opposition in total 15 letters of support and 14 in opposition pretty unusual for public comment the neighbors in support have indicated it is comparable with the neighborhoods are posi

. >> a couple heading to the polls to decide the fate for parcel taxes.ls for a parcel tax increase. and funds will benefit elementary schools. and the berkeley city council district 4, you have to vote by the today. the city left empty back in november. >>> also happening today, public tours are resuming at the white house. it is the first time that they have been let into the presid t president's home. the first lady released a statement saying there was a delay because of maintenance that was needed along the tour route. >> the world famous eye it did rot sled dog race is under way in alaska. they are lining the trail in fairbanks for the official part of the race. race fans about 1,000 miles of wilderness. there wasn't enough snow on the normal route. the winner is expected cross the finish line next tuesday or wednesday. >>> have done that in tahoe this week. >> we could have. there was enough snow. >> shots fired after a police officer was nearly run over by a vehicle. this morning the search is on for the man involved. >> plus, severe storms slammi

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the homeopathic and the activities and the density as you move towards the water in particular the parcel sizes the larger parcels on innis and by the time you got to the waterfront this will add to the diversity and homes we're going to be having guidelines that will guide and help create a difference character to the architecture and want to say what it mass been important for the project it is really we see that as a very unique and kind of have a new model for how the city interacts with the wild and the bay and give us an opportunity to think about the way we continue to grow our city fabric. >> thank you very much. >> so is that all you're done with the presentation thanks. >> we'll open up for public comment and then open up for commission comments and questions. >> i have two speaker cards and if others want to speak please line up on the screen side of the room. (calling names). >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is jackie the executive director of the a phil institute which we mentioned a couple of times earlier and i also served over a year with the behaving psych the bay

talk about that the height limit are varied on the northern and southern boundary 90 feet max the parcels that are closest to the existing dog patch they didn't get rezoned stayed as 65 feet because of typography it is pretty much from potrero that was something that was obviously a key piece of progress on the ballot measure where we looked at what was the was there an impact views from potrero hill we did simulations we show here you can see it is actually minimal at all if you can see that depending on where you are on the hill the overall of the project mixed use it is centered after active parks with the feel and the some of the land uses the parcels are designated as a single use so commercial use adjacent to the ship repair certain sites around the parks that what only be residential and along the southern boundary of the site as you might find in south of market has a flexible land use either residential or commercial but being able to respond to what happens on the future on the southern adjacent site the former power plants and the pg&e substation at the corner of illinois in te

pretend to be something sexy, or a bill from a well—known online company, or a failed delivery of a parcell attachments or you could become the victim of a hack. —— so could become the victim of a hack. —— so beware. could become the victim of a hack. -- so beware. there are all sorts of other ways of sending attachments, whether it is facebook, messenger, what's up or twitter. i am trying to get in touch with sue black. hello. email attachments, those so 20th century. i love using twitter, facebook, instagram, snapchat, anything but email. so is our attachments to attachments about to fade? let's hear from attachments to attachments about to fade? let's hearfrom the inventor, nathaniel. hello, rory. 25 years ago i sent what is usually called the first email attachment, featuring my barbershop quartet singing "let me send you email", which is still on my website. my goal was to save trees and other resources, but i also imagine some day getting pictures of my grandchildren by email. nathaniel says his job today is making sure email attachments are safe. so let's send him a few back. # happ

the city worked to deal with the federal government to relieve restrictions on the parcels and now their future is wide open. >> so now the next step is to find out what's really viable and what can be done to enhance that community. >> reporter: but, that work will have to be done by developers even though they are owned by the city. >> it basically comes down to money. the city of novato says it doesn't have enough to rehab these buildings and make them into something that's fitting for the hamilton community. this theater will cost more than $400 a square foot to fix up. and the officers quarters isn't in good shape, either. but already at least one developer has put a proposal forward. the interest makes some in the neighborhood nervous about what might be moving in. but the city says not to worry. nothing will be done without community input. emily turner, kpix 5. >> the city of novato will be holding a community meeting on march 20 to ask folks for input on how these parcels can and should be used. >>> today fire investigators were back at the scene of that residential motel fire i

i don't want this to be part and parcel of living in a big city.here are two key things we have to do. one, yes, be very careful, really careful about who we let into our countries, and two, we have to do what we can to stop radicalization in our schools and prisons. liz: nigel farage, good to see you. we will be right back with more. ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream except that the next morning it all makes sense. to power global e-commerce fedex networks are massive far-reaching and, yes a little magical. ♪ sometimethey just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. . >> i thought the president did a good job, but that doesn't change the four corners of the document. what's in the legislation itself is what is the concern, and our focus has been real simple. let's do what we told the american people we were going to do. this bill doesn't do that. >>

this is all part and parcel of larger system impacting weather from tonight all the way through thisime tomorrow night. we'll still be talking about this same storm taken may last torlly saturday morning. here's the rain. starting to lift in lots of moisture being pulled in along this line and we have again this line ever scattered showers and thunderstorms. right now all of bucks county seeing it and a few scattered showers around the city and you can see back towards chester country one report of lightning there. it's messy outside but again only gets worse. it's cool. we have east wind that will continue tomorrow. tem furz in the low 40s. and notice the poconos though. it's only 36. temp drop there and that means we'll have the risk for freezing rain in portions of especially monroe county as we go through so this is just going to intensify overnight, showers leading to some steadier rall. your morning commute is wet. pockets of steadier rain here and there and it's just light to moderate rain for the most part for morning commute and then increases in intensity. another noon rain

they may one day even deliver parcels to your door. in the ukraine, campaigners are using them to fight corruption. techniquennovative and as tom bergeron reports, it's also a controversial report. tom: we want to show people that corruption kills. tom: so, they film properties belonging to officials which they believe are disproportionate in size and value to the salary that that official has been earning throughout their career. in this case, they say the judge who lives here hasn't declared the property under a new law. costs about half million dollars. we don't believe she made it in a lawful way. that is why we film it to ask questions. tom: we have come to meet the campaigners are investigating. ever since pro-european protesters forced a president who was friends with russia from power, there has been a massive push to reduce corruption in the ukraine. there is a consensus here that taken inhe decisions the past by judges were often swayed by money or interest. this judge says she has never been involved in corruption. she claim

this is part and parcel of governing. president trump was a great beneficiary of wikileaks during the campaign, now he is suffering because of them. laura: let's talk about the tone. you were expecting it to be optimistic. he has not given that many optimistic speeches thus far? winning the election he talked about unifying the people. you will hear about that, that i will be bringing all people together. it is not left or right, it is doing what is best for america. he will be talking about economic nationalism, and who knows what else. maybe something about immigration that is more conciliatory. may be the shooting in kansas, maybe he will try to put himself as the healer. the inauguration speech was very devices. the other thing is that we have had a month and a bit of him in office were there has then chaos. he has to prove he can do accomplishments as well. that requires good governing, something more complicated than campaigning. .aura: thank you for joining us it has been just over a month since president trump del

all of that is part and parcel of this investigation that we're charged to do. >> but it's shut downight now. >> that's right. >> because of what happened with nunes. so what is the way forward? >> the way forward in my view -- in fact, the majority of republicans in the house want to have a fair and objective process moving forward, they need to replace devin nunes. >> ryan just said he has complete confidence and faith in nunes that he's doing a fair and credible job. they are not going to replace nunes. >> that's always the first statement that suggests they are about to change. >> is that how it works? if they say something nice about the guy he's done? that's how you see it. >> that's oftentimes the case, let me just say that. >> listen, we're all very interested in this because there are fundamental questions about the security of our democracy and we'll be watching on this. jackie speier, let us know if you're able to see anything the american people should know about as well. appreciate you being on "new day." alisyn. >> chris, is this partisan split on the house intel commit

eastern when parcel plenty is -- parliament is in session. for more information go to c-span.org and click on series to view every program we've aired from the british house of commons since october of 1989. we invite comments about prime minister's questions on twitter using the hashtag, pmqs. >> next, remarks by epa administrator scott pruitt at "the national review" institute summit. this is half an hour. >> here we are. good. i am pleased to welcome to our stage scott pruitt. [applause] i am routinely assured by my friends on the left that he means to destroy the epa. [applause] i wish that were true but i don't think it actually is. he is not going to destroy it. quick question for you, so your home state of oklahoma, my home state of texas, pennsylvania where i lived for a while, all these states do a pretty good job of regulating oil and gas industry on their own which is complex piece of environmental regulation. i look at these things say what to the point of epa. i'm sure there is one. tell us what it is. >> kevin and i had a little

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there are a number of female officers have been part and parcel to all the discussions we have had about the statements. they have been very helpful to me to help me frame the bigger situation. marines to sent 400 syria. can you talk about what kind of impact these alleged actions by these other marines could have on them? how this could be used as propaganda in the fight against isis? gen. neller: i am not going to talk about ongoing operations. i am pretty confident those marines are focused on what their mission is. onanything, they are focused doing what they need to do, what their mission is. as far as any other organization in today's world, anytime someone has issues there is someone who is willing to step up and use it as a way to degrade or disparage that particular organization. whether it is some group like isis or anyone else that is going to do that, i do not know. >> there is now a second group that seems to be in defiance of you and continuing to post these pictures. what does this group, "ring -- 2.0," what does their opposition say to you? gen. neller: frankly, i am not

as the review is ongoing, there are certain events that are part of, will be part and parcel of the reviewhere we're going -- in terms of where we're going. gabby. >> thank you, sean. president trump has sent out two tweets now criticizing members of the house freedom caucus for preventing planned parenthood from being defunded by oosing the ahca. is that something that he would want to see tacked on as a rider to the funding bill? >> well, i think that he's made very clear what his position is on planned parenthood. and, obviously, this was an opportunity to defund it. and he -- but i don't want to get ahead of our legislative strategy. we'll look at other opportunities, but this is definitely one that was, you know, a way to make that happen. steve. >> on that legislative strategy, the idea of working with democrats, there's a school of thought in this town that last week proved that the president is lacking in political capital. so i have two questions. one is, what's in it for democrats to work with the president now? and, two, if fully pursued and to get things through the house, you

americans are out of the labor reforms, and 43 million people are living in poverty -- >>e i'm going to parcel it out and send it out for you first, the 94 million number is based on reality. according to the bureau of labor and statistics in january 2016, 94 million americans 16 and older were not in the labor force, but that number includes people who don't want a job, people who are retired, students, and stay at home parents and disabled persons, and now as for 43 million people living in poverty, true. that number is from the census bureau. 43million people on food stamps, also true according to the u.s. department of agriculture. 43.6million people were enrolled in the supplemental nutrition assistance program. data from april 2016, the most recent data available. one note, it is down from a high of 47.6 million in 2013. now to the president's comments on terrorist atta immigrants on u.s. citizens. >> we are also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. [ applause ] the vast majority of individuals convicted of terrorism and terrorism-related offenses

and this part and parcel of their own destruction.avid:on, we're becoming more free market and taxing businesses and so forth. don't you think the same thing is going to happen over there eventually? >> i certainly hope so, i don't think that what we're doing here indicates free market when we're treeing to block the free flow of people. you wouldn't do it with goods, don't do it with people. david: the last word. the dow hitting another record this week, topping 21,000 for the first time ever and our (announcer) at boll and branch, we believe everyone deserves a great night's sleep. so we created the perfect sheets. made from pure, 100% organic cotton. we made it our mission to perfect every detail. until finally, the softest, most comfortable sheets you'll ever sleep on. try them for 30 nights and get $50 off your first set at bollandbranch.com, promo code: tv. jackie: i was point-five credits away fand i didn't do it. school my support team never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew who i could become as a person.

i know that there is a number of female marines who have been part parcel of all the discussions we've had about the statements and have been very helpful to me, tell me frame the bigger situation. just sent 400 marines to syria appeared can you talk about what the impact is of these alleged and pet -- legit actions of these marines can have on them and how this could be used as propaganda in the fight against isis? >> i'm not going to talk about ongoing operations. i am pretty confident that those marines are focused on what their mission is. , they are focused on getting on what they need to do and doing what they have to do and what their mission is. as far as any other organization, in today's world, issues,somebody has there is somebody who is going to step up and use that as a way to degrade or disparage zach particular organization, whether it is some group like isis or anybody else was is going to do that, i don't know. >> there is now a second group, marines united, 2.0, who seem to be in defiance of you and continue to post these pictures. what does that say about your abilit

wolf, the situation here is, it seems the perimeter that the police have put in place around the parcel aments building, the perimeter is being expanded and pushed further back at the moment. it is as we would expect. there has been quite a crowd gathering here to witness what's taking place. >> we're going to get back to nic, we'll try to reestablish that connection. nic robertson is there. clearly they're expanding that perimeter, the parliament, the entire area now very much on lockdown. this is a serious situation, extraordinary situation in london unfolding. clarissa ward, you're here with us in washington right now. but you know this area well, you've spent a lot of time there. as we just heard from that member of parliament, kevin brennan, he doesn't remember anything like this going back to 2005 when those horrendous terrorist incidents occurred in london. >> reporter: that's right, i went to a school called west minister school, i spent an enormous amount of time in this area. as you heard from max foster, this is a crowded, bustling area, filled with lawmakers attending houses

as the review is on going, there are certain events that are part of, will be part and parcel of the review. we'll update him on that and talk to him about the tweet. >> president trump sent out two tweets criticizing members of the house freedom caucus for preventing planned parenthood from being funded by the aha. >> i think he's made very clear what his position is on planned parenthood. and obviously this was an opportunity to defund it. and he -- but i don't want to get ahead of our legislative strategy. we'll look at other opportunities. this is one that was a way to make that happen. steve? >> on that legislative stratty, there's a school of thought in this town that last week proved that the president is lacking in political capital. i have two question. number one, what's in it for democrats to work with the president now? two, if fully pursued to get things through the house, democrats and republicans work together. wouldn't that tend to undermine the job security of speaker ryan if the house freedom caucus is frozen snout >> two things. number one, i think the message that

and this part and parcel of their own destruction.avid:on, we're becoming more free market and taxing businesses and so forth. don't you think the same thing is going to happen over there eventually? >> i certainly hope so, i don't think that what we're doing here indicates free market when we're treeing to block the free flow of people. you wouldn't do it with goods, don't do it with people. david: the last word. the dow hitting another record this week, topping 21,000 for the first time ever and our >> and we hope to see you there on monday. meantime, back with stocks informers say are headed higher despite the fact, e-mack, we're at record numbers. target resources by the way. >> they do nat gas, liquid gas, a player in pipelines, looking good. >> john, do you like the gas company. >> in a deregulated company, yes, i do. david: you like green hill and company, what do they do. >> same idea in deregulated idea there will be a lot more m & a. david: mergers and acquisitions, a lot of that going on. >> it was an ice age for that under

there are certain events part and parcel of the review in terms of where we're going. gabby? >> president trump has sent out two tweets now criticizing members of the freedom caucus for defending planned parent hood to be defunded by thecsa. is that something he would like to have tacked on to next month's funding bill? >> i think he's made it clear his position on planned parenthood, and obviously this was an opportunity to defund it. but i don't want to get ahead of our legislative strategy. we'll look at other opportunities, but this was definitely one that was a way to make that happen. steve? >> on that legislators thought, there is a school of thought that last week proved the president is lacking in political capital. so i have two questions. one is what's in it for democrats to work with the president now? and two, if fully pursued and to get things through the house, democrats and republicans work together. wouldn't that tend to undermine the job security of speaker ryan if the house freedom caucus is frozen out? >> two things. number one, as i mentioned to jonathan

the last parcels of hand here to be zoned for light industrial investigationment. >> here's what we envision. to build 30 100,000 square houses. >> he's already graded down a 40-acre lot, doing much of the work hild to save money. a duel citizen with family on both sides of the border. he said president trump's talk of border taxes, doing away with nafta, a massive ball and immigration crackdown is scaring mexican investors. >> we had a couple of vegetable growers and fruit growers that they wanted to establish here. they have backed out and they're waiting to see what happens. ? within the would be industrial park scan, the brothers warehouse, a third generation family business of produce distributeors. >> it is incredibly important that this border stays open. >> more than half of all ill ported produce comes from mexico and nogales is the largest port of entry. the last few years have seen record growth in value. business is booming but the prospect of a border tax. ? making peel buy processed food. that doesn't help the american economy. nor american people. ? the u.s. customs said $17 b

in a strip mall at atlantic street, and then we used the ownership of that land to put together a parcel to be able to develop trinity plaza. in our phase two, we are going to be looking at developing our church-owned property that's in a neighborhood that i think will benefit from it because we're going to develop affordable senior housing. and when we're looking at the budget cuts that are going to be coming to hud, we are really very concerned, because where are the people going to go? >> david, the point about churches in the city is a problem that you've actually had to -- you've seen up close. many older churches are in neighborhoods where, again, they're surrounded by regeneration, redevelopment. that land is worth a lot, and many of them have to make a decision, a business decision, not just a ministry decision, even though the two are intertwined. >> that's exactly right. and it's interesting, because a forum we'll be having on march 23rd around developing houses of worship as catalysts of change, that's one of the ways we'll lead off the discussion -- what does it mean to be a