so if you had a property that $50,000, youd at would get a value of $100,000 plus 60% of $50,000, which would be $30,000. so your initial offer would be $130,000. the thingso do all we could think of to position the residents of mossville to have a good experience in the move, if they decided to move. was tryingess sasol to be neighborly, not saying we are going to build on top of you and did not offer you an opportunity to leave. now, some of the property may just stay vacant. they may come back. i'm not sure what they are going to do with it, what they don't use, that my feeling and talking to mr. hayes and different ones, the first of all want to be neighborly. and you can see where their expansion is, within a mile of most people here. they didn't want to just come in and not be neighborly to people who want to get out of harm's way. here, this is what is left. our home had been here for over 80 years. fathersy mothers and that he was my mother's and father's property. in fact, that was my front porch. i lived behind my mother and father. i walked from here many, many days to school

he pulled the scar -- car over , when youd and said finish your internship, you can study anything you want. for him, and he used to talk like that. for him, it was clear who we were in this country. he said you are a china man. do you think people are going to pay to hear your ideas? it turned out it was great advice. there are things i have learned because i had this notion and needed to contribute something concrete in order to make it. david: you decided to go into a program where you have a phd in anthropology. say why did you need a phd as well? >> this was a compromise. my father felt as long as i was in medical school, it is ok to loosen up. responsibility was to commit to ,he poorest, most marginalized outcast people and do everything ,e can to provide health care social protection. we said we are going tuesday, work and continue to work. ♪ david: you meet paul farmer and the two of you started something called partners in health. can you describe that? jim: paul and i began talking about, if you have what we call elaborate educations, what is the nature of your responsibility

for othe residents who may not be income qualified at 80% or less of area median income, youd can goneb we have rebates available to help buy the furnace or the air conditio service, dish washers dryers, we have rebates availablfo that. >> chel, you're working on a pilo initiative in ward 8. tell us about that. >> we're working on a program called fresh the istrict. the intention of this program, as you k t district of columb has been rejent fin large effect. there allow income commutiwa to help to be sustainable, to remain and to thrive. w we d that? we clearly have resources we can provide os. communiti we talked a lot about energy efficnc thame in a lot of different shes a looks. it is helping those residents to make their homes more er efficnt helping those residen if they're interestto look for jobs and careers in the green s.pathwa in addition to that, there are lots of other opportunities that other organizations and we like fo th to join us. for refresh the district, we're kicking it off in congress heights we' partnering with nbc, also with habitat for humanities and mlb. >> co

. >> no, n youd more than a meteorology degree. but it's been a while since i've gotten m last ticket. i'm pleased with that. >> look at you, professor bell. >> a rush hour icket at4:01. what, were you waiting by my car? lymething else we can complain about univers is the weather pattern we've been stuck in. i don't know which is worse, another rainy day or another parking ticket. that's a tough one. >> i'll take rain. >> i'll keep the money. you can gripe about the weaer for free. it is another cloudy morning a outsid another day today with rain expected. keep the umbrella handy. nothing all that heavy out there this rain chances go up and rainfall rates will increase later in the day. the amount of rain coming, 8.83 an inchnother quarter o yesterday with that fast moving line of thunderstorms. it was sidewaysain aty house last night. woke me up at 7:00 p.m. i had already fallen asleep. boy, another round ofs thunderstormate yesterday evening. now we're dealing with cloudy skies. ain, no heavy rain here early this morning. take th

i think it's difficult because it's a real estate deal b nause youd meets and bounds and carveouts and lots of everything. i's a tougher deal. in another way works better because you have people governing themselves. >> yeah >> so they asked me about that. i said, well, i think the two-state will happen, we'll go down theo- ate road, and i'm glad i got it out, and jared who is so einvolved, loves israel. he loves israel, but he's also going to be fair with the palestinians a understands it takes two people to be happy. two groups of people to be happy. everhaody's got to be y. that's why it's so tough because there's been so much hatred and anger for so many years. that's the number one ingredient of this, but they asked, think it's a two-state, and you know what i did today? by saying that, i put it out there. and if you asked most of the people in this field, they agree with that, but nobody wanted to say it. it's a big thi to put it out. it's a very being thing to put it out, and bottom line, if they want one state, that's okay with me. if the want two states, that's okay with me, a

the bosca agencies and board are moving sooner for a request for proposal in january for an update youd water demand and conservation water study to look at the entirety in the service area based on adopted land use plan by the land use entities. coordinated among themselves around looking at demand projections, total demand projections and conservation opportunities both making water conservation a way of life and more conservation opportunities to see what we can do there and also what we can do with nonpottable use or i wouldn't call it satellite type use of changing of water us use at the particular buildings and i am you looking forward to bringing you that information when it is ready. that concludes my comments. >>> thank you very much. commissioners, anything? any public comment on this item? okay next is the consent calendar. >> item 11 all matters listed constitute the consent matter are considered routine. they will be acted upon by a single vote. there will be no separate item unless requested in which event it will be removed in the calendar and considered as a separate ite

i get the planning commission and board of supervisors confuse youd. what the board of supervisors are struggling with housing issue us. they deserve an opportunity to be fold would into your delibemployer operations. i have been dealing with housing in this area for a lounge time. the -- long time. it is not static at all. this area had very scattered housing development when i started dealing with it in the 1970s. it was the m zone. now it is no longer an m zone. i ask you to keep this hearing open. heat the board of supervisors go through on monday and we have to really address the additional housing. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. caroline chase. i am here on behalf of the project spansor for the one vassor project. we appreciate the proposed amendment that allow for future flexibility on key development sites. that will, in-turn, allow four superior projects that will provide more community benefits. one comment as a result of the presentation today, one vassar would encourage the plans com

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youd not have bias, but your stories should actually say something. it out and now it's your turn to -- to speak to the reader and lay out the facts the way you choose, and i think that that is probably the best way to define what we should be doing rightth now. k you can go too far on the one hand this, on the other ha that, but i think today, journalists should still have a point of view. >> i have to ld this plane. >> marvin, you know this better than most that i'm running out of ti. the book "enemy of the people" literally getting flash wardcar. i'm in trouble. have a great week. remember if it's sunday >>> breaking overnight a second accuser has come forward with graphic accusations of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh exposing himself. ranking democrats on thedi ary committee, senator dianne feinstein demanding the fbi investigate all allegations. >>> if the judge slaps the 82-year-old with a prison sentence today. >>> andt tiger woods capturing his 80th pga t>>>rnament. $200 billion worth of chinese

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youd: those problems describe are outside the purview of the federal reserve regulators.ike issues for political students to address. daniel: well, i think when regulation goes wrong, or when monetary policy goes wrong, you certainly exacerbate whatever problems may have existed beforehand. when you allow people to park their wealth -- to put their wealth into a home, they lose the home, and are underwater for eight years, that is a mistake which creates more problems. monetary policy does have a role to play in the constant trade-off between price stability or inflation concerns on the one hand, and maximum employment on the other. but you are right. monetary policy does not solve all things. my point really is the financial crisis was not solely a failure of financial regulation, or solely a failure of risk management by the banks. something a sense, that came out of a broader set of structural issues in the u.s. economy. david: you have written a terrific he's for bloomberg, giving us an update on where we are today, and what is different than before. what is the diffe

member merkley, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to appear before youday as the nominee to represent the united states of america as the ambassador to the united nations agencies for food and agriculture in rome. i won't spare you any more time with the introductions of the family, we've covered that a few times, but i really thank them for being here today. it means a lot to me to have them in the background. sometimes for the first time in d.c. so i am grateful to be given this opportunity to outline my qualifications and discuss my vision with you today. i would like to take this opportunity to recognize the committee's leadership on global food security. not only in the u.s. as the largest food provider in the world, but you have led a whole of government effort to address the root causes of global poverty and hunger by giving farmers the tools and knowledge to help them feed themselves. this approach will provide economic and stability at a time when the world needs it most. i cannot imagine a better honor than to serve in the leadership capacity an

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year ago in harvey with the massive catastrophic water event when people had to be else are could youde possibly days. you talk about the complex situation of the coastal areas like, this there are certainly a few roads, highway 70 just a block from me we are going to go out and get a look at it pretty soon. that's the main thoroughway, it also makes supplies, gas and first responders makes it difficult for them to get in as well. we're going to stay? contact with all these areas. what i'm really worried about now is the across the bay there. the authorities tell me that they believe most of the population on atlantic beach did heed the warning. and get off. because they have gotten very few rescues. but even the firehouse over there, the fire chief adam schneider sent me pictures. his bay windows of his firehouse completely smashed. in the roof ripped off, so they are in a situation now that is going to last for several more hours. this wind has been whipping us now for a good solid five or six hours. power has been out since early afternoon. thes can where we are neighboring oslo the

okay, here we are anybody can raise any kind of issue about a person 36 years after the fact and now youd have to go in the spectacle of taking a lie detector test, i think that would be demeaning to the process. i'vek never heard any process on the hill of that being required. >> victoria, she will take your questions or comments on the legal side of this debate happening over the confirmation of judge bret cavanaugh. we want to know your thoughts. start dialing in now. susan collins has recommended that a lawyer for judge cavanaugh and lawyers for professor ford question each other. when you think about that for each question the other lawyer, not the person. >> nono. i hope someday got that wrong. they might have meant that the lawyer for cavanaugh question her, that would be fine for me because let me just tell you, the senators are so lousy at questioning it's embarrassing. i'm a former trial attorney, i do cross examination and they didn't even know how to follow-up. they're just so bad. >> so you think that could work. what type of setting would you do that? public, in a hearing ro