the in the opinion of the chair, the aye vs. it. the amendment is agreed to -- the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. for what reason does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: on that i ask for the yeas and nays. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from kentucky will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the chair: amendment offered by mr. huffman of california, at the end of the bill before the short title, insert the following, section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to access or collect the fee established by section 660.115 of title 50 code of federal regulations. the chair: pursuant to the order of the house of today, the gentleman from california, mr. huffman, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. huffman: i yield myself such time as i may consum

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it was the final of the italian cup. >>> the u.s. marine remains in a tijuana prison after more than a month after being caught with guns at the u.s./mexico border. on april 1 andrew missed the last u.s. exit in san diego and accidentally drove into tijuana with guns in his trucks. guns are illegal in mexico and there are several signs on the freeway warning drivers not to take them through the border crossing. his mother says that her son suffers from ptsd and frequently gets lost. >>> this is harder than the two tours when he got blown up by the ied, he had a concussion, two tours in afghanistan, by far the hardest, mainly because it's the fear of the unknown. >> the 25-year-old machine gunner had been receiving treatment for ptsd at a va hospital after serving two deployments in afghanistan. they have written a letter to john kerry asking them to help get him released. >>> los angeles police are investigating a hit-and-run crash that killed one of their police officers yesterday morning. officer roberto sanchez was 32 years old an

>> the subject and the focus and the topic is spent to protect the civil liberties of americans by ending the bulk collection of metadata. i listen to the gentleman from wisconsin's remarks. this bill and bull collection across the nsa. i agree with that same imperialist and to the gentleman from michigan's statement just now and he said we are poised to end domestic bull collection across-the-board. i asked the gentleman from michigan to consider an amendment to that. bull collection across-the-board by government because i would submit that old collection will continue and will continue by the private telephone companies and in fact for national security this manager's amendment or the amendment to the amendment actually relies upon the private sector to store the data that might be queried under a fisa warrant. and as i have gone to hearing after hearing on this topic that both classified and unclassified i have sat and read the material that was classified and available to me that are the result of the snowden actions and as i look at this bill i complement the people that worked on a

the speaker pro tempore: the -- the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last dei proceeding and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1rk the journal stands approved. the pledge will be led by the gentlelady from north carolina, ms. foxx. ms. foxx: please join in the -- please join in the pledge to our witness standerful flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker: without objection. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. the phrase war on women is often used to score political points in this town but human trafficking represents a tragically literal war on women and girls. human traffickers prey on poor, often desperate women. the stories are sadly too familiar. a young woman is ent

simple to the ic a it is between the ocii and establishes the procedures for the prelims of the project and modeled on mission bay and the shipyard within the project site ocii and planning collaborate on that and without parole with the review. those are with the agreement and now moving into the realm the city armies are auto there their folded into the disposition to clarify the two d b.a. first for the hilltop on the shipyard executed in 2004 and the second is the larger phase two in candle stick area that was brought together in 2007. and approved by the board in 2010. the d b.a. transfers the land with rights and obligations the specified encroachments and the d b, a is the primary binding document between the developer and it is mrigd to the financing plan and the transportation plan and the structure plan and the design for development and the open space and the design that's to name a few there's well over 40 or 50 exhibits and toichts. the developers role is for the demonstration land mold o model under this model it is what is being solid at&t's and the d b.a. approves the pa

of the key objectives of the agreement will be the location of two point five billion dollars for the development of non commodity sectors of economy human capital and support for small and medium size businesses in general the partnership with the world bank report the place and seventy entries the development of the financial sector including the business environment stimulation of innovation and skills development and support for private partnerships sustainable and environmental development of regions. this was a point in holding institutional reforms. in addition the main areas of cooperation. we also want to focus on is the development of the cotton manufacturing and services sector. our role as the private sector is actively involved in the past and development context. i want to congratulate everybody with impressive progress that could extend his reach. we are ready to provide guarantees to private investors willing to invest in development of nixon's economy during the cooperation we have already invested about five hundred and seventy nine million dollars in such areas as m

of the detention center presumably the ministry of defense or the as the you disagree with the service of the great detention center and taken somewhere only at the airfield they realized that they were taken home and when they asked whom they should thank for that the man who supported them said that don't worry guys you are now in the protection of the chechen president of so later they moved to grozny the capital and now in the morning they arrived to moscow where they were certainly very emotional in the life he was had to go to some of the callers were even crying tears of joy when they sold their their release coworkers here in the in the headquarters of moscow. ukraine's billionaire chocolate king is in line for a sweet victory pushing the winner of the presidential race with over fifty seven percent of the vote according to exit polls much of the country's restive east boycotted the ballots and may be escalating standoff between the ukrainian military and local self defense forces are polish leaders following the field conference in kiev. these are the first exit polls that hav

grits are treating the situation in afghanistan which the topics of discussion between the sultan is a bias in the us deputy secretary general state william burns the meeting was held today in aqua dots during the talks also the main directions of bilateral relations including trade economic and investment spears were discussed in addition they discussed the key issues of cars expense forthcoming session to the wto. to boot. so who knows the tune. yes we support the strengthening of the greek american relations here visiting kazakhstan has a good signal. i held a meeting with president barack obama in the hague did discuss our relationship and the tales also we discussed the present situation. we issued a joint statement we are ready to support this line of relations for the among the hopefuls who has worked with the plum sauce. mr president thank you very much delighted especially pleased that the opportunity right president obama asked to pay its very ones that are going to get a very straightforward passage. america's long term commitment or partnership of sixty one time commitmen

the constitution obligates the president to follow the law. it also commands him to -- quote -- "take care that the laws be faithfully executed." meaning, he must ensure that others subject to his authority comply with the law. in this case, president obama has not only rejected his own obligation to follow and enforce the law but he is also permitting, even urging, states to disobey their obligations to enforce obamacare. he is likewise actively encouraging insurance companies to offer plans that violate the company's explicit obligations under the minimum coverage requirements and he is encouraging consumers to participate in and rely on this lawlessness by purchasing what are, in fact, unlawful policies. such executive lawlessness should be troubling to all americans, regardless of political stripe or partisan affiliation. it is the constitution, the political institutions it established, the legal framework it enshrined, the checks and balances it requires that ensure -- ensures that we remain a government of laws and not of men. absent th

stilts the streets might be empty the creamy yet this is the calm before the storm the crt study on its eastern ukraine. on friday morning the iconic tell. on friday morning the comatose ten thousand activists to slow down several east all twelve foreign military observers detained last week they can leave the city at the moment however because of fighting at a roadblock. one of the other was freed earlier over health concerns of the observers were held at the end of april in protest or suspected there were spies among them and they were initially invited by the kiev governments to monitor troop movements in the area. all are from member states of the organization for security and cooperation in europe although they are not on an official osce mission. only or mostly following the situation in ukraine and will be reviewed the latest news throughout the day here on here and also on the second time. the ira i want anything to do if you don't buy that picture and all i've got it. with that the chair all by them. you need the mayan indians the show. as part of the same cloth as his fath

first, we have the grants from the budget or the projects in the regions. clearly the budget from the countries are less capable of building some of these infrastructures and there are the structural funds that provided the transfer for much of the public investment in the priorities. even in the countries where the member states it is less advanced. we have the financing initially for the missing link and to push the investments across the borders. so in this respect, we worked very closely with the european investment bank. the european investment bank has less cheer went to $6.4 billion purse to teacher transfer project in $5.2 billion in the strategic energy project in 4.2 billion euros. so all of that is a big contribution and the financing and the good conditions are adequate for this type of project. moreover, in cooperation between the european union budget and by investment bank so that the first provides the other private investors so as in particular to the long-term investors for the pension funds and insurance companies so that they come into t

that was the state of the law until after the civil war, and during the period of reconstruction, the process of re-interpreting the rule began, and particularly in some cases arising out of louisiana, the court basically -- they first held that louisiana could not welch on an obligation, and then a few years later after there'd been a change in administration and the northern troops had been removed from the south, the court took the opposite view and decided a case which is an embaringly inconsistent with marshall's early ruling, and i think it's not -- there's a connection between the reconstruction states rights attitude that developed in those years, and the doctrine of sovereign immunity, which later on became not only protection from paying their debts but it develops over the years it now protects the states from having their -- no longer relies on the 11th amendment which didn't fit very well anyway. it moved into the area where it's implicit in the convention, even though four of the five people in the chism case didn't understand that. but then it developed to the point whe

the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: closings. we the undersigned senators in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate hereby move to bring to a close the debate debate on the nomination of rosemary marquez of arizona to be united states district judge for the district of arizona. signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the names not be read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: is there an objection? without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to live session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed nay. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 668. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to proceed. all those in favor say aye. all those

problem is that's not where the bulk of the money in the industry is the bulk of the money is on the high end where they come in and they do financial engineering had a very aggressive headcount cuts very aggressive supplier squeezing. first of all most of the u.s. government serves no useful purpose. most of the u.s. government is and get a handle on society and i think to start with we could abolish about ninety percent of it quite frankly including most of the military i know the average american loves the military seems like of the only part of the government that kind of works but actually the military u.s. military is not protecting us that are there actually an immense danger to us by having combat troops not under different countries all these welfare programs should be abolished the post office should be privatized now it would be it is going to be quite. possible to cut the u.s. government by ninety percent and cut their taxes by about a month and so forth but it's not going to happen because of the deep state it's totally unsuited a way to do society and african-americans

the same because of the record he and the strong winds and the many. and they are all learning and spreading fast 15,000 square miles and counting. their biggest concern is an san marker that's for the fire started yesterday for 21,000 evacuation orders of 11 san marcos and california state university san marcos is close and evacuated. the graduation is up in the air now for this graduation and more air tankers and helicopters are joining the firefighters. thereupon the see that the scene behind me is is to allow residents and this county are waking up to this morning. they're around dozens of destroyed . a complete loss more than 20,000 residents have been evacuating. the big concern right now is said get the city of san marcos , officials of here's san then never seen so many pop up so quickly and so early in the fire season. fire crews have been working around the clock to get control of these flames. there are getting the upper hand here in the city of kohl's 50 percent of the fires here and there will be out here again today with the ir ary of fir

the united states with the support of the u.s. intelligence agencies they're set up comfortably be given access to markets and credit they live well about three thousand afghans who had worked with u.s. forces in different capacities are now here in the way and thousands more are seeking to leave again before u.s. troops pull out in baltimore i'm going to check out our team. as problems with higher education boil over in chile one off this is found a simple way of freeing hundreds of students from huge university debts and so even to get hold of the official paperwork with five hundred million dollars and turn them to ashes we'll be hearing from the man himself later in the program about what was driving his actions. japan's prime minister has pledged his country's support to south east asian nations in their dispute with china issues our rbs said that japan will help the countries in the region control their borders and keep their sea and air routes open he says it's no longer possible for any country to secure its safety on its

the back of the building this is the back of our second floor and here's the back of ms. occurring religious house and mr. chang's house. >> so on mr. chang's side is the 8 flood avenue there are windows in the light well. >> there are no windows here. >> so why would you no such it. >> it was a gesture to mr. chang's house. >> on the other side is the appellants property. >> correct. and where are the windows impacted here >> let me see if i can have a photograph the white trim those are the windows. >> okay. >> all right. and when you take a look at the site plan there's a space between the building here's that feet and the building is not at 90 degrees to the property line it gets bigger as it moves out to the street this is the set back at ms. occurringries house. >> so whatever the yard are they impacted at all by the structure. i see the deck >> this is a deck correct. >> so is the structure of the proposed project going to impact the light on the deck. >> i'll show you a drawing that's a good question. as you see here in the east elevation of our building this is t

and the finance but the axe. high officials of the inequality government. he was all i can come and gone the international community is stuffed with events in the best of times had been condemned by the us department of state washington called the bloc said in a house of labor unions hundred s of ridiculous and unacceptable it wanted to install onto the net all the parties must work together praying to him this statement on the capitol hill. like i was convinced that the geneva agreements must be implemented. polenta was from already called the kremlin actually on the still wild with the paint was at the prime minister at the nicholas watt said. also sunday had a big german foreign ministry. by this time my aunt called on the party's decision to name the station staple in his opinion that militant or tonic will only escalate the situation. i miss and ukraine gave instructions to find and punish del the nicest of mass disturbances in and then some he stressed that dozens of victims during clashes between the four

driver of the car lost control and plowed through the fence on the ravine on the south end of the college campus. five people inside, three men and two women were all seriously injured. now emergency crews were able to pull the occupants out and take them to the hospital. all five people are now in critcal condition. all of the people in the car are adults and investigators tell us they don't believe the female passengers are mills college students. they are not sure what caused the crash. they don't know if alcohol was a factor but speed might virginia played a role in the crash. the car was heading downhill on seminary when the car lost control. >>> coming up in the next hour on "mornings on 2", what people nearby say about the intersection and why crashes here are all too frequent. allie rasmus, channel 2 news. >>> an investigation is underway after a san jose police officer shoots a young stolen car suspect. it happened at 11:40 last night. they spotted a stolen vehicle in east san jose. officers tried to box the car in on mccrory avenue and they started ramming the patrol cars. >> on

the week's headlines the number of casualties from the ukrainian government's military crackdown in the east grows feeling unrest in several more cities in the region. to blame russia for the tragedy and the death as the southern ukrainian city dozens of anti-government activists killed in a deadly inferno and it clashes with radical extremists. should to death by the state of american prisoners suffers a slow painful execution as untested drugs are used for the lethal injection it's reignited the call for a moratorium now on capital punishment plus. court from iraq with bloodshed and civilian deaths continue to blight the country's first general election since u.s. combat troops moved out a poll to that shows no clear winner yet in. life from moscow as kevin i am with you this very good evening to you just after ten pm here now this is r.t. international with our top stories of the last seven days and we start in eastern ukraine again tonight where a military crackdown on anti-government activists has been gathering pace all this last week at least seven people are now confirmed dead a

the moment, what is the status of the rescue operation. earlier we knew there were attempts to pump in oxygen to allow a life line for those that could be alive below. >> that's right. one of the severe dangers now for hundreds trapped inside is the high levels of carbon monoxide, and that made rescue efforts difficult. some of the 360 people who we believe came out of the mine in the last 22 hours included rescuers who were injured, who were trying to go in to help the miners get out. >> what is striking at this stage is the speed with which there seems to be anger and accusations coming from the people who are affected by this tragedy. accusations of negligence. >> that's right. a lot of minors and workers who work in the mine have been around the scene. they have been saying they are not happy with how things have gone. some would have been in the mine at the time of the blast - a terrifying situation. it's an electrical fault that led to explosion, and cut electricity stopping people going up and down the list, a panicky situation i am

about the significance of the moment and the importance the act. the oxygen left the room. in may of been just a few seconds. i left that room with a sense of solidarity and working together. i was fortunate to have a counterpart on drafting the legislation. we were able to put together a ill. hank paulson sent me a 2.5 page bill that said give me $700 billion and no court or regulator could intervene. the country erupted when that became public information. we were operating in that environment. we were trying to come up with wrapping around ideas such as the votes. a greater sense of security about what we were about to do. we went through it. 40 days before the national election, we passed in the senate 75-24. ted kennedy was the only issing vote. i will never forget that night because i went around to democrats and republicans 40 days later. i said to them, i have the votes to carry this and this is the kind of vote that could end your career. if you'd like to take pass on this, i'll never repeat your name or tell anyone you did so. gordon smit

order the start of was the morning causal fall but that will burn off the will start the season the sets should stop sunshine this afternoon. as beautiful looking conditions and we got 80 on saturday. 85 on sunday. all about a great looking weak and had not a forecast really mild weather for the next seven and a show you that coming up in the next update. >>: let's add to the traffic's other is spotlight earlier army still seen that? that expression as like a no-hitter in baseball you don't say anything about it you been less time were still gray were not tracking in the hot spots at the bay bridge toll plaza the best ride of the week. it's backed up over the last throne lanes or watching the macarthur raise all morning long we've had our camera position here read between the 51880 split freer was found ride. this is traffic coming and from highway 24 and is still flowing smoothly here. this 15 minute drive time of the set of 33 minute drive times out of the maze this morning. philip morris still looking at traffic on highway 4 in the minutes freeway's better than usual other weiser's th

they know the routes like the back of the hand. they know how far to get and you can see it's used a bit. you can catch the serious finale at 9:00 pm eastern here on al jazeera america. >> many hatians dream of making a new life for themselves, the devastating 2010 earthquake left them with little choice but to move. thousands migrated crossing the country. this is just the beginning of their struggle. >> reporter: as a father all this man wants is a better life for his 12-year-old son. that is why they left the native haiti to travel to brazil. >> i want financial stability for my son to become an artist, to have a profession. >> hatians have been coming to brazil by the thousands. entering illegally through the remote border with peru. with scarce resources they are bussed on a 3-day journey to this church shelter for migrants in soo paulo. >> in the last two vehicles 500 hatians have arrived. it's nearly 900. this is a lot of people for us in a short amount of time. >> the church manages to feed and cloted them. there's a sense

the key changes that were introduced to the board of supervisors and the mayor i talked about the design for development those changes b are primarily in the special use district there's an open space master plan in your packet this plan has now been implemented and revised based on the transportation and that is in your package and the infrastructure map will be forth coming there's minor tweaks we'll have it to you and lastly there's a new participation agreement and i'll i'm going to turn it over to emily and could be and wrap it up with the next steps >> good afternoon ken reminding i was the first planner on the project in 2009 i'm glad we're finally getting it done back in 2012 it was posed to move forward and using the classic tools for a development to happen we lost those tools in 2012 unless the tools this site needed toxic remexico no sewers or sidewalks or parks, etc. so sites like this like mission bay and candle stick have moved forward forward with fund in 2012, the redevelopment agency before it was resolved believes there was $150,000 half for infrastructure and half of

acknowledges the need to right the ship after the storm of sequestration. the bill sets the priorities of our intelligence professionals and their agencies. and it allocates resources to critical national security programs, including those that detect, prevent, and disrupt potential terrorist attacks. let me also mention some specifics. continue to emphasize the value of our lights. scales back the intelligence community's use of contractors. pushes for further improvements in the continuous evaluation of insider threats. provides critical forward funding for navy board and intelligence surveillance reconnaissance to maintain military intelligence capabilities during the transition to newer, more capable aircraft. and invest in both recruitment and retention of the best and brightest for our cyberwork force, particularly within the f.b.i. our younger generation we must educate them and have them work in this area. we have spent months pouring over this bill. and the committee spaces at the agencies and in the remotest corners of the earth where our intellig

with the remainder what the exception would be and the hugh and the hunters view and the sf project for the project areas and then, of course, part of the pipeline includes the inclusionary areas with the few of the project that are finishing up in a few other areas. those are separate >> we'll go over in the mou i have a couple slides on the pipeline those are the contributes of pipeline over a quarter of that is coming from the ocii projects. >> through the chair commissioner ellington to further clarify yes. the 2 hundred and 75 hundred and 50 is wholly operate for but for the deputy has described its not new 2013 money whether the remainder in hunters view or whatever for the acquisition for the hugh it's not relying on the other hand, on new 2013 funding it's but for tax increments and the like. >> follow-up question. would the 10 thousand units by 2020 pledge how many units have we >> let me give you a preview on page one of our budget narrative at least 2 hundred and 53 units those are recent and we can distribute it through the city which the planning department has otherwise it

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you've got the the hardware the firmware and the software that runs all of the routers and the the switches on the internet these are all susceptible to being hijacked and controlled and all these back doors that been put in the chinese and put them in the americans or put them in these are now being exploited my belief is that they're starting to be exploited by commercial criminal gangs and so it's actually quite dangerous the internet really is a public place in the u.s. there's no expectation of privacy when you're in public and if you think about it that way if you send a message over the internet it's fair game for anybody to go and grab it in spite of whatever wiretapping laws and everything else you have practically there's no expectation of privacy unfortunately always many more stories for you online and called including the unexpected dangers of flooding apart from killing dozens of people in displacing many more the massive deluge sweeping the balkans on earth to thousands of unexploded landmines left behind from the one nine hundred ninety s. war also aleksey dot com right now

the claims that i made the basis of the whole thing's the idea that by fighting the wars people created bigger society's ladder more organized to reduce -- reduce the risk.g÷bo4b > looked at 15,000 years to the end of the last ice age if you could just teleport back you would find a world war everybody lived in very small groups very few structures which meant when people fallout violence is available as an option justin prehistoric times there were far fewer constraints on people using violence the result is it seems that more come to the conclusion that the stone age societies running as high as 10 or 20 percent that is a terrified number fell one at a five tie five jimmy fast power to the 20th century the two world wars nuclear weapons somewhere between 100 million and 200 million people it is an astronomical number but ted billion people lived through it is a 1 or 2% rate of violence so we are 10 times as the entire planet not just massachusetts 10 times less likely to die if we lived in the stone age to. that is a surprising statistics but the explanation is more surprising and t

for the codification of the second amendment, that does the range of the right. the best affirmation you get comes from the great liberal justice whose name sits on the that waldman is operating in. here is what he said. rights,ing the bill of they build a form of government decidedly different from the british heritage. they wrote the bill of rights not to create rights but to prohibit government from and theyg on rights confirmed the pre-existing residual in the ninth amendment. host: michael waldman, your response. he is basically right in what he is describing. the question is what they meant by the right to bear arms. in the, the right to be militia, have your gun, was very essential. it was a check on federal power. some of the things like the the firstdment, like two amendments, which never got ratified, were checks on congressional power. militia system as that kind of check. it was an individual right tolected in the constitution be part of the duty to serve in the militia. it is hard for us to imagine get the framers would even the questions we are aski

the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the bill. -- the title of the bill. the clerk: a bill to establish the commission to study the potential creation of a national women's history museum and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from wyoming, mrs. lummis, and the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from wyoming. mrs. lummis: thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. lummis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. lummis: h.r. 863 establishes the commission to study the potential creation of a national women's history museum. the commission will prepare a report with key findings that include an evaluation of potential locations for the museum in washington, d.c., guidance on w

the ipo is priced at the bottom of the range. it is trading slightly up. 1.85.7 from it is a slight increase. because it was price low, you may have expected it to go a little bit higher. >> the fact that it was priced at the bottom of the range, it is interesting. we had an investor who invests only in stocks, they said they are not buying this. i think that is telling. we have a company that says are the greyhound. we are reaching out to the market. >> it is a big market. it is a great market. >> it is a big market. the question right now is, are these valuations really fair? i think investors might have a different view from what the company and private equity owners do. pulling their offering. what is going on? >> it seems like everybody is rushing to get out the door. this week was the busiest in london for ipos. nine announcements. and then you had retailers pulling the deal. you are probably going to see more of that weakness. that earningsse growth is not as strong as they expected. money, why wouldn't they just put it in

the shooting and thoughts and prayers will all the the the this tragedy it family and the entire set a barber committee. will continue following is on the shooting and santa barbara also posting the latest information on our website. you can read the entire manifesto put some on-site lab reports and updates to up the morning here on kron 4. what what the weekend forecasters is that. it looks like it's over chilly fog freer on the bay area right now because our san francisco high pressure continues to build over the course on well result in an its normal weather in fact to their will see is an enormous ratings and the next seven days trip livermore men were out of your fill antioch danton's death francisco 774 in richmond. nice day behind the beach every bar to inland and will continue to hit with this trend very consoling conditions in somewhat of they itself. by tuesday anticipate cool down and wind is certainly picking up especially in higher elevations full details on what to expect full forecast of 50 minutes still had on the news weekend many people gathered in san francisco to

this is the symbol of the powatun or the bacabs. these are the gods of the underworld. keach: bacabs and powatuns were the maya gods who held up the earth and the sky. they were also the patrons of scribes. bacabs wearing a star were found carved on a throne in a large house near the workshop. the house belonged to an important noble thought to have been a scribe. was the star being made for him ? the artisan's workshop is right next door to the house of the noble. was there some kind of relationship between the two ? there were not yet enough clues until preparations began for the reconstruction of the workshop, directed by project architect rudy larios. when larios began digging into the foundation, he made a startling discovery. interpreter: on dismantling the wall, we quickly found some stones that appeared very strange, and a small slope in the west part of the room. when we investigated further, we found this. keach: larios had discovered a hidden tomb beneath the artisan's workshop. the tomb had been reused at various times, and several bodies were discovered, on

of the go forward on the property tax given the ucf f mr. richmond i'll invite you up and go to our budget analyst. >> thank you chair farrell. good afternoon tiffany the executive director of community investment and infrastructure along with the mayor's office office of economic workforce development appreciate the opportunity to be here to present this new information. it's a quick recap and o pas property there's a tax property agreement any agreement will be subject to paying those payments under the payment agreement under the currently tax agreement uscf will have to pay 3.8 million of our ucsf they'll pay up front 10.2 million for affordable housing 2 hundred and 35 affordable unit and for infrastructure that goes to the master developer informs he will. what were the had w what were the or with respect w to the new information supervisor breed raised that the mission bay development will allow the operations to continue and uic leases those throughout the city as a tax exempt entity and they don't typically pay property tax, however

the garage is spray exhaust is in the middle of the neighborhood and the paints comes into the neighbors homes so the permitting fire systems is very, very important. i respect what they say by she is incorrect. i'm going to turn it over to mario the fire captain who was in charge of the fire planning review and ask him to talk about the details >> commissioner president lazarus and members mario balanced arrested as mr. patterson states that's a simple matter a permit was put in but the system was permit process was never completed and not reported as being complete the permit expired my so again in essence any additional work to a system that was not signed off is illegal. unfortunately, the permit process the fire department that approved to permit the permit hadn't expired they'll ask the building department will tell them to reinstitute the permit. and lastly in rectifying the fire department records there is no permit but the process was never completed and to date there is no legal permit for the spray booth at that address. >> i'm sorry, i think i miss our authority what's our ba

i would love to do the brain storming on the commission. >> and with the staff, and the commissioner josefowitz can head up that work at the commission level and circle back to the policy meeting thank you for spending the time and all of the information in the presentation. >> thank you for having me. >> . >> public comment on this item? >> any public comment on tep? >> could we hear 6? >>review and approval of draft resolution 2014-08-coe in support of amendments to the clean construction ordinance. (explanatory document: sf planning department draft resolution of proposed amendments to the construction ordinance and draft resolution file 2014-08-coe) sponsor: commissioner johanna wald; speakers: wade weitgrefe, planner, san francisco planning department; jessica range, senior planner, planning department, and jonathan piakis, industrial hygienist/noise control officer, department of public health (15 minutes) (discussion and action) >> joining us from the planning department, and just kind of in the spirit of some of the conversations that i heard earlier, and this has really been

a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom >> good afternoon. welcome to the board of supervisors san francisco land use & economic development committee. i'm scott wiener the chairman of the committee to my left is cohen and supervisor kim will be joining us shortly and we're joined by supervisor campos. our clerk andrea and i want to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting today's hearing specifically jonathan and jessie railroad madam clerk, any address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> okay. we have one item on our agenda madam clerk call item one. >> establishing the latino district. >> and he item one is co-sponsored by mayor ed lee and supervisor campos. thank you and happy monday to everyone. i want to invent by thanking the land use committee for hearing this item and also by recognizing members of the community in the mission who have been working on this for a long

and the cia and the f.b.i. and the d.a. and all these various intelligence agencies it's closer to a trillion a year chuck hegel works with vicious dictators and i'm sure very soon we'll see images of chalk with a little kid on his knee bounce ago like those famous photos of saddam hussein or other dictators throughout history i think hitler and there's a photo of hitler also they have a nice bouncing kid on their knee feeding them a lollipop this is how we do it in the in the humane beautiful. fields of purple mountains of america and it just gets more. propagandistic lee. unacceptable so a trillion dollars per year for humanitarian missions they claim around the world a lot of people end up dead those are just you know it hurts the empire i'm sure more than it hurts the people who were killed and then here so finally another headline same two weeks. these are the last three weeks two weeks of headlines chuck hagel giving a look at atlas darpa's humanitarian robot u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel got a firsthand look at

the unfortunate see more violence the mystery by the police and reacted by the people and that's the cause overdue for them in order to see. or to pass to reduce. marina porton i r r t. well let's shed a little more light on the how to be our job tries to bring a greater freedoms to people at a begins in two thousand and two when he founded the bahrain center for human rights at the time of the uprising he was already a target for the government and in march twenty eleven he was beaten by armed man who broke into his home and detained him he even received death threats on twitter and in may two thousand and twelve he was briefly arrested after taking part in a jewel in a sauna to show on our team and three months later job was sentenced to three years in jail for going izing and participating in illegal anti-government protest the term was reduced by a year in december. well to stay with our team to find out why russia might be saying farewell to the international space station. this is still one of the most isolated and mysterious places in the world old legends of cannibals make ma

the good, the bad, and the ugly truth. justice demands it and justice is what we do in this country. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentlelady from new york will control the remaining time for the minority. the gentlelady is recognize. ms. slaughter: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from vermont, a member of the committee for government and oversight reform, mr. welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. welch: 30 years ago, america suffered an incredible tragedy. 241 marines in beirut lost their lives when terrorists bombed the barracks in which they were living. at that time we had a president whose name was ronald reagan, we had a speaker of the house named tip o'neill. different parties. that was an enormous tragedy. an investigation needed to be done and it was dobe of. it was done on a bipartisan basis. one investigation was done. and there was a presumption that no matter how tragic this was and no matter

. >> you take seriously the airman, the soldiers, the sailors, the airman and the people you were an officer for, you take that seriously? >> yes, sir. >> you could not do that september 11 because you say we were waiting for assistance from the state department. you could not react in the way the military always does. is that accurate? sgr >> from my perspective yes. >> you have been in the military for 33 years and all over the world. has there ever been a situation prior to this where you could not react in the normal customary way? >> no situation. >> first time in your 33 years you could not do what the military does: round to the sound of the gun. >> yes, sir, for me. >> and why was that the case? what had the state department done in your time at african command? what was the culture and climate and what happened where you could not what you normally do? >> this was a command that was created to be a bit different. it was created to work with an inner agency environment -- >> i get that. that is in your testimony, too. but what -- we have soldiers down. you have people under a

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>> on the after the show show ♪ from the mountains to the prairie ♪ ♪ to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ >> retribution after years of isolation. that's what investigators say was behind elliot rodger's plan. he out lined how he would kill three people in his apartment and then went on a rampage. he killed three for moment and a student who was picking up food in a deli before shooting and injuring 13 others. >> manic striking that beach town near u.c. santa barbara before police sound the shooter with a fatal gunshot wound to his head. i feel that the boy who did that is completely insane. i wouldn't call him crazy. he was a very angry person. >> i winde -- i ended up seeingy on the ground. >> reporter: the parents sought help for this young man. they realized something was wrong. what were the signs he was heading down this unbelievable path? >> reporter: the people in isla vista was described as a person who would push people away, even though there were attempt to befriend him. one of his neighbors described o a fight it became clear from the conversation they had hat elliot had

boeing says it improved the battery design and the testing in the wake of the problems with the batteries. the way the batteries are tested and designed should meet the ntsb recommendation, and the ntsb says it looks like boeing is meeting the new recommendations that the agency made, but the f.a.a. still needs to come up with new better standards for the, and needs to apply them across the board to the batteries in use and the ones in use in the future. it's not just the 787 using the lithium ion batteries, they are on use in the airbus a 378 and the boeing 777. the f.a.a. will look at the recommendations to see what more needs to be done. >> lisa stark from washington. >>> it's been a rough start to the spring with tornados decimating south. good news as we head to the hur scientific. 2014 will have a near or below hurricane season. noah says there's a 10% chance of worse than normal conditions. a typical season lasting from june through november. there'll be fewer hurricanes because of cooler waters and el nino. kevin is here to explain how that is possible. >> i'll talk about that in

riding the buses, the light rail the same, and i know partly because of the problems with the vehicles that we have it's a real challenge for riders and the agency so thank you for the bus improvements. >> so we wanted to just highlight -- excuse me i'm going the wrong way again. in terms of some of the focus improvements we talked on the rail side on the turn around time at embarcadero and what that means to the rest of the system and we have been able to -- it's a unique feature of the system and take the turn around time down by two minutes which allowed us to increase the through put in the subways and we're in the process of adjusting that and the schedules. the three car train we believe continues to be one of our success stories, and i think it's proven the concept that we want to be able to increase capacity on these trains. we have positive feedback on it but also from a maintenance perspective it's proven to be very reliable because all of the three cars are joined together. they're on the same inspection cycle. we take care of the maintenance of each of the cars together, an

the biggest the longer it's the multinational corporations it favors the starbucks the bowings the microsoft the amazon dot com of this world and this state in washington state big business like boeing and microsoft a negative tax rate if you count all the subsidies they get what all the bush didn't of running the state falls on the shoulders of working people and small businesses so from from day one i love appealed to small businesses to join us in this fight against big business and demand that big business is taxed to create a subsidy for small businesses and non-profits i mean boeing god like billion dollars in subsidies i don't think the idea of a subsidy for small businesses should be that outlandish but the reality is that no is going to go for show or small business has joined me in in this called it that it's big business and so on march fifteenth i put forward a proposal that we should give a three year phase in for small businesses and nonprofit human services but big business should go to fifteen right away because they have the flu and complete ability to beijing fifteen dollar