robert rossi. welcome. >> robert rossi. i'm a property owner, native, fifth-generation san franciscan. i've spoken before this today. if you vote in favor to support staff's recommendation on item 12, i'm concerned that there is an appeal process. so if a property owner can prove with soil testing that there is no runoff on a permeable process, they have that appeal option. in our case, many of the lots we're going to build on are in the pipeline with permitting and building. so you have significant fees for wastewater and water capacity. so that can be shown or proven to the p.u.c., you shouldn't be setting an unmetered account on some of the properties for us because you will get your fees, significant fees. if i can demonstrate that to the p.u.c. i wanted to make that clear. >> president kwon: do we have a staff answer for mr. rossi? >> we've been working with our customer service division who does handle new meter installations. and so they've worked this into their new meter installation process. so when somebody appli

ken dilanian, daniel goldman, chuck rosenberg, gene rossy. robert, the former u.s. attorney who took up some of the hour. donald trump. my panel, eugene, sarah and howard. quick programming note. omarosa manigault newman will be on hardball with chris mathews. i have a feeling they'll talk about the book. they're going to be talking about the cohen plea deal. she has a lot to say about michael cohen. they're very close. that's all coming up at 7:00 eastern here on msnbc. the breaking news coverage continues right now on the beat. it it's ali velshi in for ari. >> great to see you. see you soon. i'm ali velshi in for ari melber. one directly implicated president trump himself in criminal wrongdoing. today the jury in the manafort trial delivered eight guilty counts and deadlocked on the other ten, but it's the michael cohen case that's shaking the political and legal worlds ni

chuck rosenberg, gene rossy. robert, the former u.s. attorney who took up some of the hour. donald trump. my panel, eugene, sarah and howard. quick programming note. omarosa manigault newman will be on hardball with chris mathews. i have a feeling they'll talk about the book. they're going to be talking about the cohen plea deal. she has a lot to say about michael cohen. they're very close. that's all coming up at 7:00 eastern here on msnbc. the breaking news coverage continues right now on the beat. it it's ali velshi in for ari. >> great to see you. see you soon. i'm ali velshi in for ari melber. one directly implicated president trump himself in criminal wrongdoing. today the jury in the manafort trial delivered eight guilty counts and deadlocked on the other ten, but it's the michael cohen case that's shaking the political and legal worlds tonight. trump's long-time personal lawyer and fixer michael cohen pleading guilty to eight counts, including two criminal campaign finance violations he said occurred, quote, at the direction of the candidate, end quote. cohen did not

manafort know that he can tell special prosecutor robert mueller in order to avoid spending the rest of his life in prison? joining us now, gene rossier federal prosecutor and former assistant u.s. attorney in that eastern district of virginia where the trial was held, and ken dilanian, intelligence and national security reporter for nbc news. he was outside the courthouse today as the jury was returning that verdict. and ken dilanian, tell us about that anticipation today, the questions that the jury had sent indicated a little bit of confusion today of were they asking the judge about what happens if they can't reach a verdict on just one count? and then shortly after that it turns out the jury comes back with the eight convictions. >> yeah, lawrence, now we know what they meant is for any of the counts that they're deadlocked on they were asking the judge essentially what do we do and how do we fill out the jury form and how does it affect the final verdict? and it turns out they were deadlocked on ten counts. and the judge asked them to go back and distribute and they did that for about four hours and apparently they could not r

robert mueller and his team could be going. red flags and loud gongs, as my next guest puts it. let's welcome gene rossia former federal prosecutor. he has tried cases before judge t.s. ellis. he monitor and ken dilanian national security reporter outside the courthouse for us in virginia. ken, first to you. what's the latest? >> i just stepped out of the courtroom where testimony has been underway for about an hour. extremely devastating testimony, the kind of testimony where you are wondering, why is paul manafort sitting through this? it's overwhelming. a vice president of federal savings bank, james brennan, testified about those $60 million loans that paul manafort was applying for while he was working on the trump campaign. and his testimony was that he uncovered a series of red flags in which he saw that manafort was lying about a number of things on his application, and that he was 90 days in arrears on an american express bill that he had used to buy season tickets for the new york yankees. basically, he didn't qualify for this loan. mr. brennan's testimony is that his boss, a guy named steven

robert wic wickens. he was airlifted to a hospital being treated for injuries to leg and spine as well as a bruised lung. is he awake and alert we are told. alexander rossyace delayed nearly two hours after that wreck. incredible. those are your headlines. steve: amazing they will are alive. ainsley: the rest of the car just disintegrated that's incredible. keep him in your prayers. thank you, jackie. brian: 12 hence after the hour. john brennan claims president trump is trying to silence him but the president is doing the opposite. he'll explain. steve: andrew cuomo took his war of words with president trump to the next level. >> mr. trump is the great divider in chief. it's unamerican for this president to be spreading the division among us. steve: unamerican? dan bongino reaction coming up. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? experience the versatility of utility. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get up to $2,500 custome