to follow up on mr. scott's comments there was a small fire at the julissa castle i have some photos that were submitted. apparently, there was some reroofing on the deck the contractors were using below torchs and there was not a fire marshall observing the work and a fire broke out but the fire was contained pretty quickly. the pit was destroyed but there's enough material to build it. there was some water damage to the interior and i believe that's still under that examtion. finally, i want to let you know i'll be at the mayors graffiti board talking about the h pcs process for the permits alternate. their primarily looking for ways to work with the department and the h pc to curb situations like what just happened at the bank. so it's a high he concern and they want to address it in a meaningful way in law enforcement and abatement. i'll report back to you on the finding at you're next h pc hearing if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them >> thank you prosecute fry seeing none, no que

i want to make sure that mr. scott is ware of that i kind of doubt it. that's incorporated into whatever renovation is included in the facility. the other thing addresses the comment about the structural integrity of the land there. and while the foundation of the building may very well be intact we've witnessed slippage on the yard that is adjacent to the case he will. earlier this year a large tree had to be cut down because the grounded shifted and pushed the tree over. also there was a brick overhang that went from the steps over to julius castle it collapsed because of no maintenance and probably the condition of ice it can be turned back into a restaurant we have major concerns about that. we understand we can't restrict the use of that property but there's noise and all those things >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioners thank you for taxiing me at this hearing. i want to say on behalf of the architect that has done several historic projects both the city, state, and national level we're down f

. >> mr. scott? >> i wanted to go back to your slide 26. you identified for early retirees with diabetes is kind of a therapy that is impacting cost. are you seeing a similar trend around the things around cardiovascular disease related issues? >> when i looked at the top drugs i did not see a repeat, you have the stat ins but because of diabetes you have the insulin that is not all generic and that's where the cost accrue. >> they are present in this? >> they present but not enough to overall impact your drugs >> over time we should be able to anticipate that that would be kind of an outgoing outcome with this population. >> as the population ages one would see cardiac increases. >> all right. so these are three suggestions that everyone take a look at for some other meeting? >> exactly. >> thank you for your presentation. >> could we take a short break at the request of the board members. >> thank you so much. >> 10 minutes.@@úúúúppxxxx÷÷ >> i'm asking for public comment on no. 10. item 11. any discussion. >> item 12. item to put it

. >> i wanted to thank mr. scott for taking on just like i forgot his name jeff something. those are going to be lost if you don't step forward so thank you. i want to encourage the misconduct 0 open the stair and if that was put there recently there's no reason to keep it. and then with the paint i said encourage that mr. buck take care; right? design decisions have some weight and validity in our conditions of approval. thank you, thank you >> commissioner highland. we have 9 bullets and if i can be indulged can we go through them. the first bullet seems adequate. the second bullet if we're not anywhere near 50 percent replacement then i don't see a reason why it can't be included. there is a missing word the last sentence on the right h pc at a regular schedule hearing. i prop we keep that in there. it's important if we get above 50 percent we're not taking wholesale removal. the misconduct 0 i'm fine with. the fourth one i'm not sure is necessary it seems like a lot of work so i suggest eliminating that. the same with the 6th bullet. double check. yeah, the fifth bullet

it certainly was restored of a nature and we felt this material should be left exposed but mr. scott is correct the finish of that area has changed back and forth over time by we felt brick would be more appropriate as a finish >> thank you. >> yes. i'm interested in a long-term life of this landmark so i'm glad you're doing this project. >> what's related to this is the geologic stability of the building in relationship to the setting of the context. so number one i'm interested in the condition assessment maybe that's the planning commission whether it includes you're the engineering that has to be done or what is the condition of the building in relationship to stability and the reason i'm concerned about 3 too is recently, there was a landslide several months ago in the area and so some precautions were taken right directly above that. so i'm interested in that part it's not related to the historic preservation commission but there are some consideration i'm interested >> we've had a structural engineer to look at the building and fortunately it looks good there's concrete

mr. scott? >> yes. i would, and i don't want this to be miss construed. i would ask for all interested parties in this process to recognize that this is a case that is being mixed. it is not in the oven yet. we need a little bit of latitude to fully and completely be responsive. i appreciate very much for your questions today, they are on point. these are precisely the lines of inquiry we are pursuing with kaiser, but we also know that if we engage in premature conclusions about what this outcome is going to be, we are going to find ourselves in a place we may not want to be. i would just ask for a little bit of patience. we are in the kitchen, we are getting the right ingredients, some match to our expectations and some we may have to change or modify, but the cake is not in the oven. even after we complete these discussions, there is a whole rate setting process and there will be ample opportunity to continue to have this dialogue and that includes not only those that are represented but our city fathers as well. >> commissioner fraser? >> and mothers,

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scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from florida for yielding time. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to this bill. i'm acutely aware of the devastating impact that asbestos exposure has had on working men and women in this country. because i represent an area with several ship yards. the last few decades, in my district alone, several thousand local ship yard workers have developed asbestos, lung cancer and diseases from asbestos exposure that occurred between the 1940's and the 1970's. hundreds of these workers have already died and asbestos deaths and disabilities are continuing due to the long period associated with the illness. i believe we cannot consider legislation affecting victims of asbestos exposure without remembering exactly who caused the problem. court findings show that companies made willful and malicious decisions to expose their employees to asbestos. there are several examples. in one case, in 1986, after hearing both sides, the new jersey supreme court declared, quote, it is indeed appalling to us that the company had so much informa

coming up our business and tech reporter mr. scott mcgrew will be along with all of the details on twitter's debut. you can get more information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. search twitter ipo. >> it's 5:05. one of the most anticipated games in college football heading to palo alto. number 6 ranked stanford hosting mum ber 2 ranked oregon. plenty of traffic to go with it. christie smith is live with more on what fans can expect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. if you are a college football fan know this is your day. we drove in off university and the signs are up a couple of miles from stanford stadium. this is going to be a busy to, do expect delays. i think we may have a little early tailgate setup with a table cloth, the grill and the flag. more than 50,000 people are expected to come here this evening just for the game. all around the stadium it's very tight with barricades up, ticket prices among the highest. the gates open early about 4:00, and the university decided to let some employees leave at that t

also you can meet marla tellez, mr. scott mcgrew, inches are going to be comfortable, 68 at the river park plaza and hey, our main man, mike inouye, out in fremont and yeah, looking good. warm, out there with stephanie. a good day for a food drive. the the showers will clear outment we can't wait to meet our loyal viewers. thanks for waking up with us every day. over to you, mike. >> all right. whatever. as we transition to traffic. got me over in the side building anyway. toward the map a smooth drive around the peninsula. the south bay we're starting to build but the concern is here where christina is talking about the rain having to come through the green highlighted all over shows you immediate conditions so you'll have -- the alta mont pass toward livermore, dublin, 84 starting to show a build for the volume. nothing unexpected aside from the wet conditions. watch this interchange especially as you make those around, tough if you have lower traction. look at this, oakland for 580. again that korean pretty much east

welcome to the roast of mr. michael scott. if you are here for the grabowski wedding, it is the second door on the left. so we all know how these work. needs to get crazy. take your best shots. i am going to sit right over "chair" and, uh, whoever wants to come up and roast me, you may. okay. lower the mic for the midget. if you ever wondered whether you were michael scott, here's a quiz to help. if you ever put sunblock on a window, you might be michael scott. [laughter] i normally don't enjoy making people laugh. if you ever called the fire department 'cause you--your head was stuck in your chair, you might be-- (all) michael scott. [laughter, cheers] hey, hey! i don't go make burgers where you work and then tell how to make burgers. [laughs] i have made a list of people that i would make out with before i would make out with michael scott. a turtle. a fridge. (andy) yeah. anybody from the warehouse. [cheers] a wood chipper. kevin. [light cheers] a candle. and lord voldemort. anyway, happy birthday, michael! yeah. you'd be s

@mr. silver scott, @mr. drew scott. and we're going to be hosting the great american country top 50 music video countdown this year. >> i'm going to play a little guitar. do some country singing. >> are you going to hit him with that? >> for step-by-step tips for creating night stands, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, the butterball turkey guys. stay with us. >>> we continue with breaking news from san jose where an american airlines jet made an emergency landing this morning. sky 7 hd was over maneta san jose international airport when american air license fllines fl arrived. airport officials say the pilot powered down one of the two engines on the jet liner. the plane landed safely and no one was hurt. the 139 passengers on board are being booked onto other flights. let's get an update on the morning commute with leyla. >>> all right. we have that accident now cleared. this is southbound along 101 as you start heading into east palo alto at san antonio road but left quite the backup in its wake.

i turned the gentleman and recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and madam chair. it's an honor to join you and the colleagues here today to be a part of this conference committee. i'm confident that as we work together we can a college somethings over the next few weeks that will result in a farm bill that's good for our farmers, good for our agricultural industry, good for the american people. as we said it today and begin these negotiations, cotton, and other crops are being taken georgia. a producers and ranchers have built their families and livelihoods on the successful agricultural industry now more than ever need the certainty of a five your farm bill. the harvest will soon be over and in a few months farmers will begin preparation for the 2014 farm year. talking with the banks and securing operating loss. soon after they will be turning without the certainty of a five your farm bill, this would all be very difficult. if not impossible for many of our family farmers and producers in georgia. to achieve this i will have to meet in

scott, for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, with all due respect to you, this isn't a hearing. this is a shame. and not only is it a shame, it's a shameful sham of deceit. first of all, trying to use the word bailout, and ladies and gentlemen, ms. and mr. america watching this, this is come from the other side. my friends on the republican side. just two weeks ago shutdown this federal government. shut down the veterans memorial and they were high-fiving, congratulating one another, and then going out the next morning right down to that same veterans memorial and blaming the poor park rangers were shutting it down. these are the people who are bringing this shame and this shame that furloughed 800,000 jobs, shutting down the federal government. when they take just like we do, that solemn oath to uphold the federal government, to defend the federal government, to protect the federal government of the united states of america. and every act out here in this committee, no matter what it is, their sole purpose is to try to destroy this federal government. and no greater example tha

the chairman recognizes the gentleman from georgia mr. scott for two minutes. >> thank you very much -- >> i don't think your microphone is on. >> first let me thank you for coming down to atlanta to the home for closure prevention in tent where we say right on that day as you recall 6,000 homes were being foreclosed upon. i really appreciate you coming down being with us at that time. first of all i want to say this is not a bailout. it's easy for us to try to use that kind of a language. this is a required mandatory appropriation of nearly $1.7 billion in appropriations from the united states treasury that is required, that is needed and is very timely for our recovery. to the chairman of's point, my fact just to recall the credit reform act of 1990 required that at the end of each fiscal year every government credit agency which includes the fha efficient reserves to cover 100% of anticipated future losses. the fha programs, like all federal government direct loan guarantee programs are subject to the federal credit reform act and they

while cohen has been the focal point of mr. bharara's probe, dozens of others have been convicted or xwraadmitted guilt similar investigations. how broad are these investigations of wall street? how much blood is in the water. >> they've been very broad. it's reached into an expert network that's shut down a couple other hedge funds and it's not over yet. it's continuing. while sac capital is pleading guilty, the letters explicitly says that investigations against individuals remain open. and there's also this sec case continuing against cohen accusing him of failure to supervise. this isn't an end point so much as one more marker along the way. >> so scott, you've covered a lot of these cases over the years. raj rotman going back to worldcom, a case of a different sort, can you recall one that was as long in the building as this one? >> well, the interesting thing about this one, tyler, i think is the quality of the lawyering on both sides and the chess match that has gone on here and the fact that steven cohen individually ha

scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam chair, it is an honor to join you and my other colleagues here today and to be a part of this conference committee. i'm confident that as we were together, we can account for some things over the next few weeks that will result in a farm bill that is good for our farmers, good for our agricultural industry, and good for the american people. as we sit here today and begin these negotiations, cotton, peanuts, and other crops are being picked in georgia. our producers and ranchers who have built their families and livelihoods on a successful agricultural industry now more than ever need the certainty of a five-year farm bill. the harvest will soon be a over. in a few months, farmers will begin preparations for the 2014 farm near. talking with their banks and securing operating loans. soon after, they will be turning dirt without the certainty of a far -- of a farm bill. this would all be very difficult. to achieve this, i know we will have to meet in the middle. i urge my colleague

when the committee marked up this legislation the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, offered a bipartisan amendment which was added to the bill, at the very end. i said it was a one-page bill. i'm actually slightly mistaken it's a one and a third page bill, and the third page added reads this way, rule of construction, nothing in this act or an amendment made by this act shall be construed to bar or impede the assertion or development of new claims, defenses, or remedies under federal, state, or local laws, including civil rights laws or under the constitution of the united states. so this measure is carefully crafted to make sure that we are not harming people's right to seek legitimate redress of grievances in our courts. what it is designed to do is to eliminate frivolous and fraudulent lawsuits. and from the evidence of the survey of federal judges, who worked for 10 years under the rule that we would instate again with the passage of this legislation, the overwhelming majority have said they would not change the rule. it's unfortunate that a small committe

willard scott. from the moment i met him i 1976 he was then and aays will be a mentor a more importantly like a second dad to me. >>t's a toughob but somebody had to do it. >> while standing in the rain. >> when i wouatch him, you'd see justow effortless he would do the weather. he w just being willard. and i remember thinking if i could get a quarter of that i could maybe do something. when the idea for this series me up who inspires you, ere's only one willard. it was 1973 and i remember turning on the tomorrow show. i was still in college. there was willard scott with tom snyd and it was like a bolt, that's w i want to be wh i was in washington we did the 10:00 news so i could watch willard at 5:00 and 6:00 ande would gout toinner and then i wouldo my show and i would watch him. it was a mter class in watchi how you should be on tv. >> i'll beeeing you. >> i think what makes him so inspiring is that he gives of himsf. a lot of people in this business when tre's a youngerson coming up, they see th

he challenges rick scott. mr. christoffel reverse -- mr. some of theeverse contentious policy decisions that made during his first year in office. he supports tax cuts for the middle class and once further cuts to education funding. he says that what we have in florida is not working. next up is lafayette, indiana. this is terry on the republican line. caller: good morning. about wanted to complain our senator -- our governor, i mean. i have a newspaper article in front of me. this is from january 30. he wants to ease my water regulations. this is on the heel of state budget cuts. tois sponsoring a bill decriminalize marijuana. democrat sponsored bill. madeommittee recommendations and modifications. the governor found out about this and said to stop it immediately. it is the number one selling illegal drug in the world. you could break up drug gangs if you legalized the stuff. it is ridiculous. it is harmless. napoleon bonaparte went into egypt and discovered it -- there is no chance of overdosing. our government could make money instead of

scott watch nor is the host of "the fast money halftime report." he sat down with mr. ieinhorn, and he had some very interesting things to say. scott. >> sue, thanks. he really did on a number of different topics. it was nice to catch up exclusively with david einhorn. he did talk about his latest and greatest investment idea. that, of course, you know by now is micron, m.u. is the ticker. that stock was on the move from the get-go. it's already been on the move. it's up 200% year to date. nonetheless, david einhorn still thinks there's much more room to go there. he also talked about his notable short positions. number one, st. joe's. that stock was down on some of his comments here. reiterated the fact that he is still short green mountain. and, of course, we asked him about apple. he said he is still long, still likes the company, and here's why. >> i look at apple, i look at it as a company that really has dominant positions in growing markets. i think apple's a little bit different because of the software component makes it a recurring sale. you're not just buying

. >> first of all, senator scott, we have reached out to mr. dougal several times a week will follow. happy to give you numbers. he does not think so, actually, because no one has called him. >> we have a disagreement there. >> yes, ma'am. >> the second question -- the hub --i keep trying to separate the two because they are two different systems. the hub was separately tested all the way through and there was a signoff from the chief information office. we should put that aside. what we are talking about is the ffm, the exchange peace, and that is the part i described herein in a six-month period, let me tell you what is going on. there is a dedicated security team working under the chief information officer. we do weekly testing of all devices, including internet facing web service, daily and weekly, 24/seven, continuous scans. we will have a full -- a stable environment with all security and controls on the software upgrade is done, and that is standard operating procedure. that will be within 60-90 days of us going live october 1. >> my tim

senator scott we have reached out to mr. doing several times we will find him and follow up on his question. >> i'm happy to give you his phone numbers. >> i think we have them, thank you, though. >> he doesn't think so, actually because no one has called him. [ laughter ] >> we have a disagreement there. >> yes, ma'am. >> all right. well now she says that they tried to reach out to you. we didn't have any problems finding you and apparently tim scott hasn't. you have heard from h.h.s. ms. tavenner or anyone her office? [broken audio] >> i finally got a phone call from them at about 3:50 this afternoon and miraculously it appears that they have finally granted my request and taken all of my information and my account off of the web site as of about 5 minutes ago. >> it's too bad that it took a senate hearing to actually have to be able to -- so you could reach h.h.s. just think of all the people that don't have the advantage of having senator tim scott point it out to ms. tavenner. what's your thought about the security brea

. >> good afternoon, mr. morris. >> there's the view that's become so popular. it's funny, that was the view on the opening of full house, the television show. looks like we have a full house here today, a very important issue for us neighbors. i've lived in the alamo square neighborhood association for 25 years and for 12 of those years i've been across from the park. i'm here to speak for my wife, my children and my neighbors. of the 6 houses there, 3 of those houses are homes to elderly folks who can't be here ka but they have been putting up with the drastic change in our neighborhood. in the past 5 years we have been dramatically overrun by tour busses, as you have heard. there are 52 other neighborhoods that have bus restrictions and why not alamo square. there are 4 busses that support those lines, not these invaders. alamo square have been an integral part of our city for 50 years, that's fine, but the busses don't belong on those narrow streets. otherwise there would probably be muni lines on scott s

. >> good afternoon, mr. lowell >> good afternoon, mr. nolan, i, john alex lowell, a senior member of the advisory committee, appointed by two mayors in the city, to support option 1. my point is on pedestrian safety. for those who are defined to be vulnerable in the pedestrian safety strategy youth and seniors and people with disabilities. the turning busses at the intersections of hayes, steiner, fillmore-hayes, fell and scott and fell and divisadero arch into the traffic of the opposing coming lanes of traffic which impairs crossing youths, which is what val spoke of, she is the assistant of supervisor london breed, and the seniors and people with disabilities who are traveling on hayes street. there is a hospital on hayes street and there is mercy terrace senior housing which used to be the southern pacific railway hospital at the intersection of hayes and baker. they are traveling down hayes street to go to the intersection of 7th and market, which is the closest major bus lane intersection for access to