on the second level that you see, the midlevel, is most of the 32 required medical dental parking, and then on the level below the garage is the 13 retail parking and the other parking that's required for the medical dental. so basically, in -- in our ground floor space, which is very important here -- as you can see, we tried to open -- the direction of the staff encouraged the very rich urban pedestrian space, and we've got this ground floor exposure, as you can see, the smaller in and out for parking, which is for the remaining 45 -- 43 spaces. so this has been a very good, an excellent experience for ground floor retail space. again, i'm available to answer any questions regarding the building design. again, this is the vertical ground floor retail space that we wanted to show you along with the second floor medical dental. >> president hillis: thank you very much. so we'll open this item up for public comment. we've got a bunch of speak are cards. john, steve, john burns, noel, roger, linda, matt, julie, ray. and you can speak in any order. >> well, you called my name first, so he

she put henry waxman in charge of investigations during the bush administration, and made every midlevel staffer that the bush administration apoints get a lawyer to defend themselves against frivolous lawsuits when she was the speaker of the house during the bush administration. >> and mark lotter, jim comey made a lot about intent. saying hillary had no intent to violate the law even though intent isn't required. how do you compare the intent of ivanka as it relates to hillary's situation? >> well, first off, there can be no intent. let's remember, classified information does not go over your normal white house.gov e-mail account. there are special serverers required for those. she had to have the intent in her staff to take it off of those servers and put on it a private server. ivanka is sending a few e-mails back and forth about family, logistics, planning, those kinds of things to government officials while she was transitioning into office. is not intent. there's no classified information. and every e-mail she sent to a government staffer while she was transitioning in was automat

and a policy that required deescalation essentially put in place of the necessity standard reduced midlevel and serious uses of force by 60% over a three-year period. which is a striking reduction. >> great. yes. >> i think with a summary saying yes, you can have an evidence around on the surface is the same for everybody. there's a lot more underneath the surface. you can have something that is partially neutral, but in practice we see how we're getting different results. i think what peter said about taking the actual reality is actually very much at the heart of tennessee v. garner. they recognize at the time of the founding and common law and things that there were less tools. people weren't -- police didn't have guns, right. and because of that, this whole, well, a while ago we could actually pursue fleeing felons and use deadly force was the argument that was raised in tennessee v. garner. they said, you know, back then you didn't have guns. you didn't have ways that actually allowed you to actually control the situation in a different way from afar, not in, you know, like a hand-to-h

we're told the prime minister will offer an update on two weeks of midlevel technical talks. that's with the two sides pushing back at reports. the e.u. is refusing to call a summit until it's sure it wouldn't be a waste of time. e.u. finance ministers met in brussels and italy's rule breaking budget was top of the agenda. the spending plan breaches eurozone regulations and the government was given two weeks to offer changes. the finance minister said to be ready to cooperate with the commission. he's also determined to reduce italy's debt ratio and brussels insists there's no decision on potential penalties. >> if the idea is that we already have macon decisions, it's -- made decisions, it's fake news, the wrong idea. while walking step in step in the spirit of dialogue, but of course, according to the rules and the rules are quite precise, we need make sure that -- [inaudible] -- and we have to make sure also that the structural deficit is reduced. >> alibaba co-founder has again decried the escalating trade war, telling china's import expo that it's a senseless fight and a

the russian river, parts of marin county as well. possibility of 3 to 4 inches of rain this week. maybe more if things come together as advertised. high and midlevelcloudy there. partly sunny to the south. very mild. 50s already on these temps. with that southeast breeze we'll see upper 60s to near 70 in the santa clara valley. could be a little bit of rain to the north. we really have to wait until late tonight, tomorrow until the system starts to drop south. it will. by this time tomorrow we'll probably be talking about rain. a few upper 60s to near 70. this week looks pretty good. tuesday, wednesday a lot of rain developing. thursday morning, most of thursday looks to be pretty impressive. a break on friday but it will be much cooler. that will lower the snow levels. that will take us into saturday. sunday looks like a break but cooler. get ready. >> very active. thank you. >>> mexican lawmakers say they're going to shore up security near the border with the united states after some central american migrants tried to cross the border in tijuana. u.s. border patrol agents near san diego fired teargas into mexico to stop some of the migrants that

>> secretary pompeo and the president expressing frustration at the level of south korea, north korea, and our sort of midlevelall those talks are continuing but what north korea is not doing is committing to being transparent on the reduction their nuclear weapons and their ballistic missiles. there has been no commitment there. and all of my sources tell me is that this, north korea's drive to remain a military power and achieve nuclear power remains unchanged. and so, we may be at an impasse here. this could be the first signal of kim jong-un saying, well, i've had enough. melissa: interesting. thank you, general tata, thanks for coming on. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. connell: we talked so much obviously oil prices, the last few weeks. it makes gasoline cheaper for you filling up the car which is good news for consumers t could end up being absolutely terrible news for some oil companies. that is next. ♪ if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting.