. >> the next order of business is item 5e, selecting mccormack barron salazar and bayview hunters point multipurpose senior services for the development of approximately 100 affordable family rental housing units including one manager's unit at hunters point shipyard phase one blocks 52 and 54, hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area, discussion and action, resolution number 7-2018. madame director? >> thank you. today the senior development specialist will be presenting on this item. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is lizbeth, senior development specialist with the housing division. i'm here this afternoon to seek approval of the selection of the developer team of mcdor mac barron salazar or m.b.s. and bayview hunters point multipurpose senior service or bhpmss for affordable family renting housing on shipyard phase one blocks 52 and 54. first i'll orient you to the location. here's the entire shipyard and you can see blocks 52 and 54 outlined in red on the hilltop. both of these blocks also include market rate development. the market rate development on block 04 is

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all right, joining me right now, john thomas, cnn political commentate, julian salazar, a cnn analyst and princeton historian and professor, and robert zimmer man, democratic strategist. good to see you all. mccabe claims to have memos that documents talks with president trump. we don't know the specifics, but the former fbi deputy director shows no signs of backing down from the white house. so could his ouster ultimately backfire on the president even though this is -- these are the actions of the attorney general, but is it also by the extent of the president? >> absolutely. this could be a little like the firing of james comey, which steven bannon called a great political mistake in american history. and you can hear from the words of the intelligence officials from mccabe to brennan, they're angry. and if there are memos about his behavior leading up to this, my guess is you might see them or read about them and that could be extraordinarily damaging to the obstruction case that mueller is looking into. these are strong, strong words coming out in the last 24 hours. >> john, do y

secretary salazar, senators udall, senators salazar. everybody has been involved in this. this is $18 million to the people of western colorado. thank you. thank you. thank you for that. secretary zinke: my expert has said the payment is going to be made march 28. the end of the month. the check's not in the mail but coming. senator gardner: thank you for that. i'll yield back my time and call the county commissioners out there who would be doing hand stands right now. secretary zinke: on the reorganization quickly. 16% of interior is retirement age today. in five years, 40% of interior is at retirement age. so looking at replacement, people retire, looking at pushing more assets out west, it makes a difference if you are a gs-5, gs-7 where you live. san francisco, seattle, washington, are very expensive cities and quite frankly the quality of life if are you a gs-7, gs-5 entry level is difficult for a number of reasons. we're looking at smaller communities out west because as --remember the organization there are three areas focused on. recreation, permitting, and nepa. w

, senators udall, gosh, senators salazar, everybody has been involved in this. this is $18 million to the people of western colorado. thank you. thank you, thank you for that. >> and my expert has said the payment is going to be made march 28th. so end of the month. so check's really not in the mail, but it's coming. >> thank you fornk that. and i'm just going to yield back my time and call the county commissioners out there who are going to be doing some handstands right now. >> well, on the reorganization real quickly, 16 percent of interior is of retirement age today. in five years 40% of interior is at retirement age. is looking at replacement as people retire, looking at pushing more assets out west, it makes a difference if you're a gs5, a gs7 where you live. san francisco, seat ising -- seattle, washington, d.c.on are very expensive cities and, quite frankly, the quality of life if you're a gs7, gs5, entry level, it's difficult with a number of reasons. so we are looking at smaller communities out west because, remember, the organization there's three are

but a seris at twenty eight degrees celsius little more cloud there just to the south of the seris salazar into eastern parts of power why then this line of plow this little convergence develops and we'll see some really heavy down poles particularly across here of why so the likelihood of some flooding here as we go on through saturday elsewhere the usual showers will continue not too bad meanwhile across the caribbean please guys some lovely weather for the most part they have an affair with a cloud over toward sea. perhaps he ought chad just creeping in here from time to time but i think by and large it's looking more sunny than sharon that's the case too across the greater antilles as we go on through sas day a similar page we just want to show is heading towards the dominican republic procession america generally try a few showers there into nicaragua costa rica but for the most part again fine dry and sunny dry sunny too into central parts of the u.s. not a little system just making its way across the rockies that will make its way further east with those leaves and. the way that spo

going to welcome susan molinari, vice president of public policy and government affairs and mallika salazar. she's senior counsel on senior and human rights and talking about using technology to advance the conversation about criminal justice, but before they come on stage they wanted us to watch a few minutes of a documentary supported by google about conditions at rikers which is new york city's main jail complex. hit the tape. [ bells ] >> i remember it like it was yesterday. >> i remember them taking me to unit 1. they beat me so bad they didn't even remember what happened or where i was until 90 days later. >> rikers is sadness. >> rikers is humbling. >> full of hate. >> lawless, too. >> i hated it. i hate -- i hate that place. >> on any given day, rikers island jail in new york city confines nearly 8,000 people. conditions on the island are brutal, horrific, worse than most prisons where inmates serve long sentences after a conviction. but rikers is a jail where 80% of the people locked up are awaiting their day in court and have not been convicted of a crime. they are innocent in the

join us to talk about that is miller valued partner, john salazar made. great to see you. you could sense the last time we spoke. what happened yesterday? technology has been in leadership for so long. tell us what you saw yesterday. >> i don't really see -- i'm not really surprised this data is being used. anytime you go into any ad, want to access all your photos and all your data. anybody who's surprised this is foolish. maria: and the release of the clothes? >> the high side came down and they were the target this morning, 205 from 225. double put more pressure on the stock. we really don't have a dog in the race, but just the thought that people are surprised by this, and they shouldn't be. this is old news really. i think the new news is what is happening on the block chain and the fact that they're really trying trying to get anonymity back to the consumer. there is engineers working right now around the clock to try to get you to take a uber ride and not be a person. you will be invisible on the internet. that is really the whole idea. maria: cambridge analytica is