ron tom, director, department of building inspection. today we have an update on the tall building review process. last time i made this presentation it was in january's commission hearing. so we want to thank you for the opportunity again to present to you and to give you this update and we do appreciate the building commission's work and oversight. we look forward to continuing to collaborate with you and other city agencies, the chosen experts and others. the technical task force has completed its review of ab082, that's the guidelines and the procedures for structural design review. and we're awaiting the board of director's action on task force recommendations in late march or early april 2018. the technical task force has begun its review of ab083 and that's the requirements and guidelines for the seismic design of new tall buildings using the nonprescriptive seismic design procedures. now the information sheet, interim guidelines for geotechnical and seismic hazard engineering design review for new tall buildings was reissued on d

you have heard assistant director ron tom talk about where we are with the cost recovery legislation, the mayor did sign that on the ninth of march and, therefore, in 30 days that will will be in effect. so i think that we're in a good position on that rather important element of our tall building aspect. we also mentioned earlier about the accessible entrance business program and supervisor tang met with the director and the deputy director sweeney and the office of the small business and some other folks. there's been a fair amount of comments coming in from small businesses to the supervisor about how much time may be needed in order to meet the initial compliance deadline for these checklists that was going to be may 23rd. she has agreed in principle to extend that out. we're thinking probably to a deadline closer toward the end of the year that will give people a little more opportunity. as was mentioned in the president's announcements we did send a second notification to approximately 24,000 of these small property owners that we think are going to be in this program. to date w

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figure in the whole affair and the department of justice made it very difficult for congress as both tom and roned out to to our constitutional oversight. they are indisputable. and why was the case? why did the judge recues himself and why not get the information? >> sean: in the nonew reveal. strzok, page to strzok and rudy, meaning the judge is on the fisa court just appointed two months ago and discuss other thing and peter strzok said i did. we talked about it before and after. i need to get together with him. this is it, these two hate donald trump and then best friends with a judge on the fis a court. four separate fisa judges were lied to because they never informed the judges in the application that hillary bought and paid for unverified and uncorro bratted. >> peter strzok did so much damage to the reputation to the fbi with his arrogance. he and lisa page are manufacturing a dinner party or social session so i can tawning to him. you are right. we need all of the documents about all. fisan application. i know contraez is one. judges. bullpen the justice department will not give us tra

and a ron i cannily, a great liberal in tom friedman is talking about five bedrock principles that -- trish: i don't think anybody would disagree with any of that. we absolutely need all those things. getting back to the help for the aluminum industry, for the steel industry, you saw other reporter quoting 140,000 people work in steel industry, 6.5 million people work anyone industries supported by steel. i wonder if those industry are taken advantage of so to speak that china is subsidizing those industries? maybe not just aluminum or coal. maybe we need to think broader? would you like that to have happen, sir? >> trish, you need to be at the next meeting with the president. that was terrific of the issue is national security. we need a vibrant, capable, manufacturing sector. and that starts with aluminum production, steel production and the kind of incentives to invest so we have jobs and so we have a vibrant, capable national defense infrastructure. i don't think we can take those things for granted. i don't think we take them for granted when we're threatened by foreign nations.

the omnibus spending bill in half of them did it for the right reason like senator tom cotton and david perdue and ronohnson and a few others. so maybe we can run them to president. >> for not being in charge, this isn't so bad for priority. >> the democrats in order to get us military spending demanded a massive increase in nonmilitary spending. the president made the decision this time that was worth it because military spending, given what is going on in iran, north korea, venezuela, russia, all around the world we are using sanctions. we need to make sure we have a military that has the necessary resources. >> i was president trump's treasury secretary defending the president's decision reiterating what the president himself said on friday that this $1.3 trillion budget needed to be signed in order to protect the military. here is what democratic leaders say imus said about the bill right before and after a pass. the fact that they don't control any houses in congress and they also don't have anyone sitting in the white house. on the whole, this bill is pretty good for their priorities. >> as a mi

among our guest, republican congressman tom mcclintock, judge andrew napolitano, ambassador john bolton, ron paul with a strong warning about markets. wow, a warning about markets. david: you love ron paul. is something saying this is about negotiation. i think melissa francis yesterday. check out stocks are ending today. on the floor of new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw it all over the place. right after gary cohn it was announced he was is hing down last night, we saw futures go down. they stayed down. the market began the day down. why did it make a comeback? >> ultimately they had time to digest his departure. they still believe in the trump administration's long-term plans. everybody was worried about gary cohn. he is a stop economic advisor. they knew at some point he would be stepping down after the tax overhaul. we know he wasn't particularly fond of tariff talk right now. we saw the markets sell off. what the traders found very interesting, one of the reasons we bounced back, while they were buying them. they bought the dips. they held the support level. managed to come up off

tom? >> marcus, thank you. >>> now to the never before seen interview with o.j. simpson. the murders of nicole brown and ron goldman back in the headlines. simpson, famously acquitted of their deaths. giving a detailed, hypothetical account of how he would have done it. here's jim avila. >> reporter: tonight, a disturbing televised o.j. simpson spectacle. >> it's very difficult for me. because it's hypothetical. >> reporter: a tale fox decided not to run in 2006 because of public controversy. now airing, and branded as a hypothetical confession. >> i might have grabbed the knife. i do remember that portion. >> reporter: o.j. still denies killing his former wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend, ron goldman. civil courts have held simpson responsible for the deaths. in this clip, he seems to make light of the relationship he had with his ex-wife before the murders. >> i would run into her, which they tried to say was stalking. her and some friends were at an opening of a restaurant. i was there with 16 people. so i'm stalking you with my crew. >> reporter: at his parole hearing that resulted in his relea

ron goldman. >>> abc news exclusive. five-time super bowl champion tom brady, here live, opening up for the first time about that super bowl loss and how long he'll keep playing. ♪ i want you to stay >>> and "idol" is back. who's wowing katy perry, lionel richie, and luke bryan? ♪ and papa always said to me >> and who's missing the mark? ♪ >> the incredible moments. and the 7-year-old everyone's rooting for. >>> good morning, america. hope you had a good weekend. great to have cecilia back with us. pretty good weekend for dixie, let's take another look at that 7-year-old. ♪ >> she's singing a duet with her sister. >> mom can't stand it. >> a surprise for mom. she can't see it. she could hear it. the judges, they were so impressed with dixie that they gave her a golden ticket for hollywood for 2026. >> told her to come back when she has all her teeth grown in. >> i'd never get invited. ake fun of yourself, right? mt goto >> we're going to show more of that later. >>> but we're going to begin with that deadly helicopter crash in new york. that is a live sh

. >> tom, richard nixon was born in the outback of california. it was a californiaian and that a major ron why ike pick him, looking towards the west and set of southwest. but heyed a a blow hard of a four who was emotionally abusive to his sons and a very reserved, cold mother, who as nixon once hall of fame -- famously said, my under never said she loved me. he had a brother two died and the oldest brother, the sort of the favorite son of the family, died of -- both of forms of tuberculosis, ruining the family finances and making nixon a bit are -- all this left him as a bitter and insecure man,en security which fed that tragic flaw. he was like iogo to his to his ohno the low. you're not handsome like jack kennedy, the press hates you, the press hates you, over and over again. then picked within six years of coming have as a houston commander from the -- lieutenant commander from the south pacific. going from a complete nobody to vice president of the united states and he is a very happy guy, and he -- all he wants to be is admired and be a working man of ike's team, and you really can'

tom: one more question, with your knowledge of france and time in paris. howmr. ck does ronnd adjust -- macron adapt and adjust to the first 48 hours of the new italy? >> we were talking about that this morning. in europe, the eurozone, the first impulse is to bring the outliers into the club. that will probably be the first move yousm have some extreme at the euro, politicians, to some extreme, you know, with some extreme rhetoric. i think for example, the greek prime minister who had been a fire brand, obviously the circumstances were different but they eventually brought him into the club. that will probably be the first impulse, the new italian government. francine: thank you so much. coming up next, a conversation lamborghini's chief executive. we'll talk about tariffs and trade. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: good morning, everyone. this is bloomberg "surveillance." i'm francine lacqua. tom keene in new york. there is a less glamorous issue playing on chief executive minds. the global trade war. the next battle ground after steel and aluminum tariffs. tariffs on u.s. s

and the department of justice was making it very difficult as congress both tom and ron have pointedut to do our constitutional oversight. those three facts are indisputable. so, let's ask why that was the case. why can't we get the information and why in fact did this judge recuse himself? >> sean: let's go back to this new reveal and it says congressman desantis in a text message with strzok, page to strzok, rudy means judge contreras is on the fisa court. did you know that? just appoint you had two months ago and they discuss other things and of course peter strzok says we did. we talked about it before and after. i need to get together with him. these two hate donald trump. and then they are best friends with the judge on the fisa court. now, there were four separate fisa court judges that were all lied to because they never informed the judges in the application that hillary had bought and paid for unverified, uncorroborated what turned out to be many russian lies to influence the election. congressman? >> well, i will tell you, you know, peter strzok has done so much dang to th