29 where the temporary facilities in the pier 27 area. now they are extending the hot tub well over the side of the ship and i will show you the problem that this creates in the next couple of slides. and the canopy that connects to the cruise ship and on the right-hand side after you walk through the tub and this connects into the terminal building and this structure has ramps that are sized in length to attain the ada slopes and are required for many conditions that a ship and elevations and title elevations. and just one of these ramps? >> they connect together. and so they form the blue boxes that represent the tubes and then on the right-hand side, the ship and then you can see, in the magenta color and in the light, hanging over the side of the ship and the problem that this creates is the ship is not far enough off of the wharf phase. with the waste or the hot tubs or all of the above. so the solution to that is to move the fender system which are the... you can see it on the picture here by the at the transition of the ship and th

the center will host a dive exercise which will be next to the waters next to pier one and exercise is designed to test coordination between the san francisco fire department and police department and the coast guard and navy and marine corps divers some of which will use, and like the port divers will use the hard hats and the purpose of that drill will be for divers to inspect pier one piles for damage as well at the bottom of the pay for large items that might have fallen during a significant earthquake and which could become hazard to navigation and media representatives as well as all of the participants in the table top are invited to come and watch the events happening right here off of pier one and public access and so maybe we will convince, sfgov tv to let us open the window and watch ourselves when we meet in two week's time. those are the events around the fleet week and i will report to you again after they occur and how they went and exciting for all of us to think about and that concludes my report. >> thank you. >> any public comment on the executive director's report?

piers morg"piers morgan live" s. see you later. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight, taking blame for the obama care website fiasco. secretary sebelius. >> let me sigh directly to the americans, you deserve better. i apologize. >> then her boss. >> there is no excuse for it, and i take full responsibility for making sure it gets fixed asap. >> and joe biden couldn't even get on it. >> have you tried to get online yourself? >> no, actually, the president tried to get online and my daughter tried to get online. i did not because it was clear that i wasn't getting online. >> and hardly surprising given that right now breaking news. there it is live. the healthcare.gov website is down again. what an absolute fiasco. when it's up, will it be the cure they are hoping for? i'll talk to rice about how his party handled obama care and whether they are doing too much to avoid the country. >>> when he tells glen beck abo

and send my very best to gabby. >> thank you, piers.ery much. >>> good evening, everyone, we begin with the very latest on talks to end the government shutdown heading off a debt ceiling breach. it has been a fast-moving day on wall street, the debt ceiling just three days away. the shutdown entering its third week. after working over the weekend, the senate lawmakers were back at it today, mitch mcconnell and harry reid talking about it on the floor. the key meeting between the congressional leaders at the white house was supposed to happen this week. that was postponed. the question, is the senate actually close to a deal, chief congressional correspondent dana bash and senior white house correspondent brianna keiler.

and send my very best to gabby. >> thank you, piers. you very much. >>> good faith and negotiations continue between the republican leader and me. i'm very optimistic. >> i share his optimism we have a share that will for both sides. >> good faith negotiations? sharing? did you hear right? good news out of washington finally. senate leaders nearing a deal to end the government shutdown and avert a disaster. >> insurance executives have been warning the administration

"piers morgan tonight" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> this is "piers morgan live." and breaking news, the senate is close to a deal. close but not yet done, the clock, as you can see, isti is ticking, here is what we know, it would raise the debt ceiling until february 7th. can congress learn how to play nice? we'll see, on the left, deborah wasserman schultz, on the right, and suzie orman has more on the finances. >> your actions are bringing down the greatest country in the world. and it is on your shoulder. >> tough words from suze orman. and more on the number one movie, "gravity". >>> and well, he wanted to turn the anniversary of sandy hook, into, i'm quoting, "gun saves lives day." and on let's make a deal in washington, chief correspondent, dana bash, the world's hardest working woman right now. dana, are we nearly there? >> we're getting closer, but i'm definitely not going to predict we're there, because we've seen these things die several deaths before they come back to life. but piers, all day long we were hearing from democratic and republican sources t

>> i don't think a lot of people want to do that, piers.r interview demonstrates the issue. the interview with mr. gottlieb that people talk past each other. that's why gabby and i have been trying to engage with other gun owners like us and ask them directly. just yesterday we were at a gun show in new york with the attorney general where they have come up with model procedures about how to do background checks at gun shows. when you travel around the gun show and speak to folks who are selling or buying, when you explain what the procedure is, nobody seems to have much of a problem with it. >> let's move on. you and i have talked about guns many times. i'm sure we will have to again. but let's turn to the shutdown. interesting your twin brother scott, who is also an astronaut has been furloughed, i understand. >> you know, not only has he been furloughed but he applied for unemployment. he has flown three space missions and nasa put out information on how nasa employees like my brother, like astronauts could file for unemployment. not a g

at pier 70 and in the evening for adults. the family portion should be extremely fun. it has a lot of art that has to be unique to the event. and this event has been held at treasure island previously and so we are honored that it is coming over to pier 70, what a great place to be, as you know it, it has the least amount of wind in all of the city and great open space and so looking forward to them being able to activate that again for families this coming saturday. and it is of course, easily accessible. and so, it is going to be a fantastic event on saturday, october 22nd, excuse me. saturday, october 26th from 12 noon to 5 p.m. and there will be all kinds of different events, that will be a special halloween experience for san francisco, youth, particularly those in the adjacent neighborhoods, there will be hay mazes and rides and pumpkins and trick-or-treating and something known as the beloved silence... and i look forward to finding out what that is and hope to see everybody again at pier 70. >> also, one of san francisco open studios events that will be followi

piers morgan live starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight breaking news, a glimmer of hope, just a glimmer, don't get too excite the, in the shutdown showdown word members in congress may be considering a deal. no time to waste. the clock at the bottom of the screen showing we're counting down to the deadline pretty fast to next week but does it sound like president obama and speaker john boehner are ready to sing yet. >> we can't make extortion part of routine for the democracy. >> what the president said today if there is uncondition l surrenderer he'll talk to us. that's not the way it works. >> tonight i'll talk to the real people who are paying the pretty awful price for that lack of work. two congresswoman go head-to-head on capitol hill. plus my power panel of experts and i mean surging power tonight, josh bower, kelly an and more and democrats may not be talking yet but we most certainly are. hopefully, we can get answers before the end of the show. begin with

piers morgan starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> this is "piers morgan tonight." the house votes another bill that would fund the government but delay obama care, that bill is certain to be rejected. an imminent shutdown, now only three hours away, we'll see the effects right away. some of the most iconic items in the u.s. locked down, the statue of liberty, the face of liberty to many around the world, the gate ways, the arch, closed. many working for the government about to be furloughed. listen clearly to a frustrated president obama earlier. >> the shutdown will have a very real economic impact on real people. right away. >> here are the numbers, the shutdown could cost a billion a week in lost pay for federal workers. of course, congress itself will continue to be paid. but the total impact could be ten times worse, the estimates of the shutdown could cost the economy $5 billion. the crucial question tonight, who is to blame and can anyone stop it? cnn is covering the story from every possible angle. i begin with dana bash on capitol hill. and jim acosta, dan

"piers morgan live" starts now. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. also welcome to my studio audience. tonight shutdown showdown. >>> on this first full day of the government shutdown i'll talk to jay carney, plus two congressmen right in the middle of things. i've also got a power panel of experts. bill crystal, grover norquist, carol ruff ready to answer your questions about the shutdown, obama care and what it could all cost you. join the conversation. we've got a man never afraid to express his opinions. he's flown here to explode with fury, jesse ventura on the shutdown, obama care and why he's sure you don't know the real story of the assassination of the president kennedy. >>> i want to begin with the shutdown showdown between president obama and house speaker john boehner. the house failing to pass bills intended to fund government programs one by one in what the white house calls piecemeal fashion. the president had promised vetoes. the question for jay carney, what will it ta

"piers morgan live" starts now. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news tonight on one of the most infamous and high-profile murder cases in modern history. kennedy cousin michael skakel is granted a stunning new trial for the 1975 killing of 15-year-old martha moxley. the turn on these events and i'll talk exclusively to the mother of martha moxley and did this boy kill a mat teacher. >> the body of colleen ritzer was found in the woods of danvers high school. she was a victim. >> details on this shocking case outside boston. i'll talk to two of the victim's students. >>> saving dick cheney, his cardiologist. >>> and move over katy perry. ♪ dancing through the fire, the eye of the champion, and you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> a children's hospital heart breaking take on roar and the moving viral video will join me here tonight. >>> breaking news on a judge's decision to throw out the murder conviction of kennedy cousin michael skakel, was found guilty and beaten to death 15

piers morgan live takes over our coverage now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is piers morgan live. welcome to our viewers in the united states and the rest of the world. you're looking live at the capitol. the government and the united states of america has shut down. it hasn't happened for 17 years. but now it has. we'll see effects is almost immediately, the washington monument, the heart of the capital, closed. the statue of liberty, to billions around the world the epitome of freedom and democracy shut down. across the corrupt, the st. louis gateway arch closed. some 800,000 people will be furloughed in the next few hours. listen to president obama earlier this evening. >> the shutdown will have a very real economic impact on real people. right away. >> what are the numbers? the shutdown could cost the u.s. economy roughly a billion dollars a week in lost pay for federal work hes. there are estimates of a three-or four week shut down and costs the country. i'm hoping that you can make sense of this because to me, a british guy over here is a great guest of your great coun

and during this time, also, the idea for the street wharf came up and plans began for pier 70. the friends was laus creek invited the outrigger canoe club to move to the creek. this boating club began in slip number four, pier 70 and when it was a part of the dry dock, the process of mixing the recreation and boating and industry uses had continued at pier 70 because it was a way that san francisco has always operated. finally, however, the canoe moved to the environment where the sports basement led them into the parking lot at crissy field. kayaks unlimited was unvieted to take over their space. of course there was fishing boat rentals near the ramp, and the rail boats continued in the area with the frequent races and after the race celebrations at the celebrations of the victories of the bay view bolt club, the restaurant is a destination that attracts many traditional white hall row boats from the park and kayaks from all over the bay. it is also been active with the blue, green, way in the indian basin and the candle stick point park and in the basin, the shore line park h

that kind of lend rationale to the cost of developing pier 70. this picture does not indicate as to whether the housing job housing linkage property credit that i talked about does not indicate how this is going to be allocated, those will be allocated on the project by project specific basis, and when we do get to that point. and of using, of using the job housing, credit. and in terms of these strategies that staff, assuming to address this challenges, back in 2011, staff disclosed with a port commission some of these strategies and one of them involves, listening to the port in-line sight and no longer needed for the trust purposes for the affordable housing and using the proceeds from the listing and you know the dispossession of those to offset the cost that i just discussed. and the developing affordable houptsing on the port property, this is will not be the first time that the precedents and the delancy street project and i believe that it is 177 housing units with the grounds and space. and i know that one is a steamboat point affordable

piers morgan live starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news tonight, they are talking and that, after ten days of government shutdown and no talking really is breaking news. >> we'll come back to have more discussion, the president said that he would go and consult with the administration folks a hopefully, we can see a way forward after that. >> kicking the can down the road or should we take any deal we can get at the moment? wall street thinks a deal is close and is seeing stocks soaring today. >>> i'll talk to the man that wrote the book on the art of the deal, the outspoken donald trump and his blunt message for washington. >> an extension is not what you need. you need the overall deal. we have to make a big deal and it has to be the proper deal for the country. >>> also ask him who gets the trump trademark you're fired. i want to begin with the big story, both sides talking in washington. welcome to you both. it's been a long ten days. dana, are we seeing a

they are trying to stop -- >> that's not true, piers. to agree with you and be right, that's just not true. >> all right -- >> grover, i can hear moaning. is it true or not any republicans have taken any advertising out directly targeting the younger brigade who may be tempted by obama care and telling them not to do it? >> look, what happens with trying to get the younger people, obama care tries to force younger people into the government program, and the government program is very expensive for younger people. it's particularly worse off than what you had before, and the study i was quoting, you can goo to the website, the manhattan institute and look at your state and compare apples to apples and the cost of the health care that you can buy today, you'll have to buy under obama care is going up almost doubling for men up by 60% for women. that's why they're having a difficult time getting young people and 40-year-olds to buy into this program. it's not a very -- >> republicans -- >> listen, they supported obama -- >> which is why it'

piers morgan live starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news, this country is about to drive the family car right over the cliff. and if that scares you, it should. if there is no deal by midnight tomorrow to get the government working again and debt celling extended, it could be a shock for america's economy, the world's economy and most importantly, to your economy. members of congress on the right and left why they failed to end this so far, plus some of the smartest men and women around on exactly what will happen when the clock strikes midnight tomorrow and if there is a deal, what about republicans and democrats? i'll ask bill richardson why ted cruz, wait for it, is a brilliant man and argues what congress is doing right now may be unconstitutional. >>> harry reid and mitch mcconnell working late into the night tonight drafting a deal on the tremendous pressure. joining me breanna and dana bash. what is going on down where you are and will there be any real a

. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. also welcome to my studio audience. tonight shutdown showdown. >>> on this first full day of the government shutdown i'll talk to jay carney, plus two congressmen right in the middle of things. i've also got a power panel of experts. bill crystal, grover norquist, carol ruff ready to answer your questions about the shutdown, obama care and what it could all cost you. join the conversation. we've got a man never afraid to express his opinions. he's flown here to explode with fury, jesse ventura on the shutdown, obama care and why he's sure you don't know the real story of the assassination of the president kennedy. >>> i want to begin with the shutdown showdown between president obama and house speaker john boehner. the house failing to pass bills intended to fund government programs one by one in what the white house calls piecemeal fashion. the president had promised vetoes. the question for jay carney, what will it ta

piers, the u.s. has been here several times before in the last few years. constantly trying to promise to do something about it and failing. >> christine, let's talk about the state of economy in totality without all this because the fed had already been propping everything up. you have a country with $17 trillion in debt. they are already problems in the system as it is but there had been ironically a few green shoots sproud ting. is this going to kill off or are we heading back to a recession again? >> it's counter productive at best and dangerous and malpractice at worst and we're at the worst here. that is what this is. what you got congress actually choking off who has been a slow and steady recovery. look, we've had jobs created every single month since the last debt ceiling crisis a couple years ago, right? that's with a sequester and with this budget non-sense for the last couple years and probably in large part because the fed is the only functioning body in washington right now. so yeah, congress is working with purposes of job keyuation in americ

thank you, piers.

they are trying to stop -- >> that's not true, piers.i would love to agree with you and be right, that's just not true. >> all right -- >> grover, i can hear moaning. is it true or not any republicans have taken any advertising out directly targeting the younger brigade who may be tempted by obama care and telling them not to do it? >> look, what happens with trying to get the younger people, obama care tries to force younger people into the government program, and the government program is very expensive for younger people. it's particularly worse off than what you had before, and the study that i was quoting, vick roy and you can go to the website, the manhattan institute and look at your state and compare apples to apples and the cost of the health care that you can buy today you'll have to buy under obama care is going up almost doubling for men, up by 60% for women, that's why they are having trouble getting young people and 40-year-olds to buy into this program. it's not a very -- >> republicans -- >> listen, they supported obama -

because it's a law, like piers said. didn't the president suspend the employer mandate and change other parts of the law? shouldn't congress have the right to say something? >> the president has been open to negotiating this law for the last year. >> the house republicans passed -- the house republicans passed -- the house republicans suspended the individual mandate. they got 22 democratic votes in the house. senator reid hasn't taken it up. president obama said he would veto it. he said he opened the exchanges today and they worked just great. >> he simply won't do it with a gun to his head. to make the statement the exchanges were a mess, you're overstating the calamity. and this is a major piece of legislation, the motor significant in 50 years. >> when was it passed, i forgot? three years ago and president obama is the top of this administration and they had this chaos that they had today? doesn't that tell you something? >> i don't concede it was chaos. >> time-out, time-out, time-out. let me wrestle back control o

but thank you for caring, piers. >> mr. president, if you're watching, she needs sleep, i'm going to get her tickets to the next osmond revival -- >>> welcome to you, gentlemen, are you guys all best buddies again now then? is this all bipartisan joy tonight? >> we've got a lot of work we need to do together, and we have to work across the aisle to get it done, so yeah, let's work together. >> it is important for the country. >> put into context for me the politics of all of this going forward. did the republicans really, do you think feel that they have suffered a massive defeat here or is it a temporary setback? >> well, piers, i do believe it was a worthy objective, obama care has significant issues and problems. but it was an ill-fated strategy. i said that during the course of the summer. i don't think that we had a major opportunity to win this politically. it is the president's signature, it will be his legacy, good or bad. not withstanding that the premiums of my state have gone up 200%, the congressional budget off

ryaner, thank you. >> hi, piers.e with you. >> do you fear when you leave this mortal world of ours the headline will be man that kept dick cheney alive for decades? >> i'll wear it proudly. >> tell me about the extraordinary, i guess, evolutionary revolution that went on when you were treating dick cheney, about the kind of advances in surgery that you were able to deploy when you went along that indeed keep him alive and will be used to keep so many others alive. >> yeah, i told the vice president a couple years ago that, you know, his life is sort of like very early in the morning when you drive down a road, you know, without any traffic. and every time you get to a red light it turns green, just in time it turns green. and if you look at his life, every time a health crisis was about to stop, every time he was about to hit a red light, medicine had an answer. and you can trace this remarkable history of, really, medical miracles through the life of this extraordinary patient who got very sick at a very young age

"piers morgan live" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight, breaking news, of course, shut down showdown or rather shut down stalemate. listen to john boehner and harry reid a while ago after the meeting with the president. >> we've asked to sit down and resolve our differences. they don't want -- they will not negotiate. >> i said fine, we'll go to conference. all we want you to do is open the government. >> the government of the united states of america, still closed. 800,000 americans out of work and millions more suffering the effects of the shut down. i'll talk to some on those including a cancer patient supposed to start a trial and a worker who has no idea when she'll see her next paycheck. also, two congressman who couldn't disagree more go head-to-head and i'll get answers from one of america's top ceos, jack walsh. why leadership is lacking on both sides. >>> amanda knox found not guilty and acquitted of the brutal murder of her roommate. that's not the end o

piers morgan starts now. piers morgan starts now. have a great weekend -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. did she have to die? [ gunshots ]. >> new details and questions in the police chase on capitol hill that ended in the bullets. the family of the driver miriam carey speaks out. >> i just know that my sister did experience postpartum depression with psychosis, they labeled it, which came along with treatment of medication and counseling, which she did and she had her challenges with that. >> the latest on the shooting, her state of mind and the investigation and day four of the shutdown she doowdown. >> i'm happy to have negotiations with the republicans and speaker boehner on a whole range of issues but we can't do it with the gun held to the head of the american people. >> this isn't some damn game. the american people don't want their government shut down and neither do i. >> what will it take to put america first? i'll talk to

this is another invitation of where this site is located is directly in front of pier 9. and it is between broad way and valeo and front streets. and this site will consider the site to be ideal. and given all of the sea wall lots. and that are on the section of the water front. and the site, is currently, flat, and it is paved as indicated in the previous presentation and it is available for surface backing. and this site is approximately 500 feet from the shore line, and on the current estimate we are expecting that given conservation to the sea level rise, it is now going to be 2050, it will be inundated with flooding but with 2010, a small portion might and in addition, to address the city level rise issue will be addressed. and during the site and building the design phase of the project if it does move forward. >> the current zoning, and the height, and it does allow for the proposed development or the proposed development of the affordable housing. to test the feesbility of including a public backing in that development and in the previous presentation there was in

be able to bring the fee credits either to the water front site or one of these adjacent sites in pier 70 to fulfill that obligation for the sea wall lot, 322-1. >> and then this is probably over my pay grade. but, in terms of some of the proposed affordable self-storage, i guess, and i may not understand, their use for it, but my understanding is that this will be a relatively short term. the lease at the site or what is the contemplated timing for something like that? >> so, most of the other leases that we talked about, the yellow cab lease, and you know, the honda lease are very short term agreements, three years or less. and affordable self-storage, one of the larger of the two that is truck marshaling is the same. and there is 20th and illinois right now, the affordable self-storage units that are in cargo containers and it is a personal storage of items, and that is a contemplated to be a longer term lease, i think that we agreed to slightly less than five years with one year of renewal options at the port's option, and for forest city agreed to that because that particular divi

. >>> this is "piers morgan live." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. breaking news tonight on one of the most infamous and high-profile murder cases in modern history. kennedy cousin michael skakel is granted a stunning new trial for the 1975 killing of 15-year-old martha moxley. the turn on these events and i'll talk exclusively to the mother of martha moxley and did this boy kill a mat teacher. >> the body of colleen ritzer was found in the woods of danvers high school. she was a victim. >> details on this shocking case outside boston. i'll talk to two of the victim's students. >>> saving dick cheney, his cardiologist. >>> and move over katy perry. ♪ dancing through the fire, the eye of the champion, and you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> a children's hospital heart breaking take on roar and the moving viral video will join me here tonight. >>> breaking news on a judge's decision to throw out the murder conviction of kennedy cousin michael skakel, was found guilty and beaten to death 15

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