i can't ignore the testimony from the bay crest residents or what steven williams brought forth today. we approved a project earlier today that at first glance blocked what is not just a light well but a courtyard light well. so i'm looking at page 23 of these drawings and i'm trying to get a vision of the perspective looking down on this and a can't get around the fact that i think this building should be flipped 180 degrees and mirror that courtyard. again, i'm listening to the residents that live next door. i can't ignore them. i do want to see the project. i would like to see more v.m.r.s. i'd like to support higher level v.m.i.s, anything to get the project feasible. i'm not trying to shoot this one down, but just looking at this project, i'd be in favor of it if it was flipped around and mirrored the existing courtyard. >> commissioner: commissioner richards. >> this is probably one of the hardest ones i've had in nearly four years. i agree with commissioner koppel and i agree with a lot of things and we hear these projects week in and week out and if it's not you or you or you

coming up this morning, steven brill discusses journalism and fake news and armstrong williams talks about jourmism today and trusting the news media. live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday, army secretary mark esper on force readiness. president trump is in west virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. at 6:00 p.m., former mexican president and british lawmaker debate nationalism and globalism. on c-span 2 at 10:00 a.m., a discussion on autonomous weapons and international law. at p.m., a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. laurie kudlow's book to reporters on the second day on the job as white house national economic director. he addressed up market losses, talked briefly about trade relations with china, and the potential for what in the media and government have called an impending trade war. larry: i think we're going to ee some very positive -- inaudible] inaudible] this is a long plane ride. don't hold me to this. there is a good possibility. [inaudible]

stevens adams? commissioner kathleen dooley. commissioner mark dwight in commissioner william ortiz-cartagena. commissioner marry rilely. commissioner mirrian zouzounis. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> president adams: thank you. next item, please. >> clerk: item 2, public comment is the time for the public to comment on items not on the commission's agenda and allows the public to comment on future agenda items. >> president adams: do we have any public comment on items not on today's agenda. >> hi. my name is sage and i'm coming from a request today with a coalition of small business owners that all have to do with the pet industry. we are fighting a battle against a new chain store andum willing shop that's coming into our neighborhood? and i'm not exactly sure if we need to do a formal presentation and if i'm requesting to be on for next month to do a formal presentation or if there's any other way to get your assistance or endorsement to having their conditional use permit blocked because of the significant harm they will do to small businesses in san francisco. >> president adams: okay. great. thank you. loca

environmental watch dog staying at a condo dubbed by people on capitol hill as the williams and jenson condo, the firm of steven hart and vickie hart is the wife who owned the place. basically, this is not a place where people traditionally live. it's a hangout, it's a hub close to capitol hill and members of congress and senators would go down the street a few blocks and host fund-raisers there. what we discovered at "the daily beast" yesterday was at least four members of congress held fund-raisers at this exactly address during the exactly time that pruitt was living thering. > what's key is having covered d.c. for a while and there at the same time you were, access is so much. you've got a five-minute pitch about some pet amendment in the mom omnibus and you want five minutes of the administrator's time and lo and behold he comes home from work to the building where you're there for a fund-raiser like that matters. >> it's funny. people look at lobbying registration and rightfully so because lobbyists are chiefly responsible for pitching legislation or political agendas. but truly, what it comes down to is

>> steven colbert gets the last record. "the 11 hour" with brian williams starts now. >> tonight we're just hours away f the first sense tensing in the russian investigation. also tonight new details on president trump's congratulatory call to vladimir putin and the invitation to visit the white house that we've learned about from the russians. and if bunnies could talk, deciphering what the president said today at the easter egg roll. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. >> good evening. as we start a new week here, day 438 of the trump administration, a day of president started out by unleashing attacks on his own -- our own justice department, fbi, cnn, nbc, mexico, democrats and so-called caravans of people traveling through mexico. more on all of those later. and it all came down as we learned from the kremlin that donald trump has invited vladimir putin to visit the white house. according to one of putin's aides, the overture came during that now famous march 20th phone call, the one in which the president ignored the warning not to congratul

>> steven colbert gets the last record. "the 11 hour" with brian williamstonight we're just hours away f the first sense tensing in the russian investigation. also tonight new details on president trump's congratulatory call to vladimir putin and the invitation to visit the white house that we've learned about from the russians. and if bunnies could talk, deciphering what the president said today at the easter egg

steven brill discusses journalism and fake news. and conservative radio and tv talkshow host armstrong williams talks about journalism today and trust in the news media. be sure to watch live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> live thursday on the c-span network at 10:00 a.m. on c-span, army secretary mark esper on readiness. president trump was in west virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. at 6:00 p.m., former mexican president vicente fox and a member of the european parliament debate nationalism and globalism. on c-span2 at 10:00 a.m., a on autonomous weapons and international law. p.m., a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. wednesday, facebook announced cambridge analytic a of up to 87 million users. thursday the discussion with carol mcsweeney on facebook's data and privacy practices following the cambridge analytica allegations. he can see the event live at 3:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg testifies before the house energy and commerce committee about how his company uses and protects the user data. we will have live coverage of his testi

williams. yes. [applause] that's right. clap as much as you feel it. we want to give it up to our honorees, colson whitehead, kwame dawes, david lewis, susan l. taylor, steven barnes and eugene b. redmond. give it up for the honorees.

williams. yes. [applause] that's right. clap as much as you feel it. we want to give it up to our honorees, colson whitehead, kwame dawes, david lewis, susan l. taylor, steven barnes and eugene b. redmond. give it up for the honorees. [applause] of the 14th annual national black writers conference at medgar evers college brought to you by the center for black literature. now, i wanted to say that because we want the folks to remember it. this conference pays tribute to our storytellers. our scholars. our cultural historians, trailblazers who left a legacy. i am a proud graduate of howard university -- >> [inaudible] >> say it again. h-u? >> you know. >> thank you. h-u! >> you know. >> we are obnoxious for a good reason. [laughter] i'm a proud graduate of the theater and arts department. anthony anderson, chadwick boseman, some of my alumni. and those are the actors who are making big strides on the screen. but one of the first lessons i learned when i got there at howard university, i remember my voice coach, and she said art defines the people. it defines their hopes, their dreams, their failtures, their longings, their loss -- failures, their longings, th

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steven brill, to talk about his new enterprise, newsguard. later we will be joined by conservative radio and tv host armstrong williams, as we continue to discussrust of the news media. we will be right back. ♪ sunday on "1968 -- america in -- liberal politics, as we look back at liberal activists redefine the role of government and challenging traditional values. daughters are -- rfk's and former lieutenant governor of maryland. "1968-america in turmoil," journal"'s "washington and c-span 3. katz was taped by the fbi. the supreme court's decision ultimately expanded americans rights to privacy and forever change the way law-enforcement officers conducted investigation. our guests are jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center in jaffer,phia, and jameel director of the national security law and policy program, both at george mason's university anthony scalia law school. join the conversation. the #landmarkcases. we have resources on the website for background on each case, the "landmark cases" companion book, a link to the interactive constitution, and a "landmark cases" podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. "washington