. >> secondly, restrooms as we speak finally with the help of whoever, of course, ed and ms. mary and her team are very passionately got into this and finally, we're putting a restroom in the ground as we speak on hudson you don't know what that means we tell the female operators members if you don't have a respectable restroom but now literally again on behalf of the operators we say thanks we still have restrooms in other locations of the city that needs attendance and those restrooms are going to be dropping in the next week's in flex thank you next item those attorneys times about the muslims as transit and the local we don't appreciate them our members will not be driving the muni buses. >> let me ask you a question will be explain about the ads in order to give more time. >> the ads are a first amendment right they've rows them on the islamic state and the muslims vs. people that feel they have a better right to this country than others but a bigger issue than on the bus so i wanted to let you know we've expressed this to john our members the men and women in which our

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a room for ms. lynn mar with the kitchen and bath. >> can you repeat that. >> i'm here to support that the lady was building a room with the two walls and door because we're sharing at the moment and we're waiting we were waiting for the room to be built with her own kitchen and bath so we didn't have to share. >> okay upstairs or downstairs. >> downstairs. >> at first ms. mar was living upstairs temporarily. >> you're saying that the lady built the room? yes. because when i in the beginning of march i called and i saw a posting for two bedrooms; right? and i called it but i was denied because one room was taken so a couple of days later i forgot about it so the husband of ms. lilly saying that they were going to give us the two rooms and i asked if there was a no share because i have a daughter you know we don't want no sharing conditions she said, yes you can keep you have the parking space in the front the backyard and bath and kitchen no share but upon signing the lease because our lease was end

seeing none why not go on to the planning department for their presentation ms. rogers. >> this is ann marie rogers i'm joined by christen the project planner that is conditional use for this particular address 395, 26th avenue we've sent a letter i'll go over our response this project i'll show you a little bit sfgovtv this is on the corner. >> sfgovtv. >> thank you very much site measures one hundred and 18 square feet on the outer clemente the current lot contains a mixed use building on 1/3rd of the lot it is vacant with 3 vacant a commercial space and 3 bedrooms in total and two different units there are also 6 parking spaces provided in tampa done non-conforming in the front yard and it was approved by the commission the don't guess of that existing building subdivision of the lots o lot two lots of parking spaces and two garages and 8 hundred and foot square feet of commercial space and the 6 units contain 3 bedrooms for a total of 18 businessmen's that's the project before the board now specifications concerns of the appellant whoops i think - so for this

what that means for the fate of the pipeline and for senator mary landrieu's chance ms. the louisiana run-off election. >>> drivers beware, the feds calling on millions more cars to be included in air bag recalls. we have the cars for you. and busted. batch a dad try and talk tough to these little boys. oh, my god, look at those faces. they tried to get quarantined after an unfortunate paint episode. you got to see it. this is "way too early." ♪ >>> those kids are cute. hi, i'm thomas roberts. it's wednesday, november 19, welcome to wait wait, the show that has a lot of compassion from those who suffer from laughing fits in serious situations. wait until you see this dad try to be tough on those boys. they're saying i didn't do it, i didn't do it. they're pretty guilty. we'll show you the full video coming up. >>> we get to the top of the show right now, starting with the keystone pipeline. perhaps senator mary landrieu's shot at re-election, these things coming together and coming up short. this senate bill coming down to the wire last night, but ultimately coming up

anne-marie's and blankets, but also things like night vision goggles, protective vast, counter mortar radar, communications gear, transportation care, et cetera. we have not, you are right, provided lethal defensive assistants. part of the reason has been that in our judgment, as much as we are able to throw at the ukrainians, anyone can give them in terms of legal support, torsional against the russians choose to, they will outmatch that easily. that said, what we have seen in recent days and in recent weeks, including the blatant violation by russia of the very agreement signed, which among other things require it to be established the international border, to make sure that ukraine has sovereignty under its own border, to make sure the border is monitored and that there is a buffer zone. instead of doing that, it is gone in the opposite direction. it has deployed our forces to the border. we have compelling information that those forces have been sent into ukraine and sent to the separatists. and so, the question of defensive legal assistants have never been off the table. it remai

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ms. heitkamp: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank my very good friend, mary landrieu, for everything that she has done for our country, for her state, for her tenacity and for her willingness to shepherd this through at a very critical time. we talked yesterday on the floor about how important it is to send the right messages to the american public. and a lot of people will say they picked this agenda or this agenda. they just want us to start working together, and they don't want us to turn on the television or watch c-span and say there they are in the sandbox again, fighting about things that don't matter to the american public. picking fights with each other, bad mouthing each other, as opposed to working together. it's a little tough right now because i think that if we are going to set the tone today -- yesterday, today and in the days that follow during this lame duck, the tone that will establish the relationships and the courtesies that we are going to have going forward in the next congress, we need to make

ms. about bonuses at one of the world's biggest bond funds. pimco paid former chief investment officer pell a bonus in 2013.$290 million the year in which is totally fine find trailed peers. mary joins us now with more. an eyely this is watering number four bill gross. how does a bond manager -- >> it is clever. he started the company in 1971. a lot of ownership in the company. pimco is notorious for compensating their employees. that is one of the draws. they deliver. gotmed el-erian, former ceo $230 million. vacsyn.listen -- dan i that is a subordinate guy. other deputy cia has got 30 million -- other deputy cio's go t $30 million. >> why isn't a bond manager at black rock making that much? >> larry fink made $23 million in the last year. it is such a different structure. it is a lot of different pods moving around. pimco is a giant hedge fund. and there. this is in index fund that tracks the s&p. at pimco i've always thought of it, bill gross is a hedge fund manager in different clothing. he has big cause and macro bets. put $5 billion you

ms. heitkamp: mr. president, i stand with my great colleague and a great champion of this energy renaissance, probably the greatest champion of the energy renaissance here in the senate, senator mary landrieu of louisiana. i want to talk first about the election. i think that all of us have had some time now to reflect, and i think the clearest message that this entire body, as well as the entire united states congress, the clearest message that we received is that stop fighting, get your work done. i don't think it could have been any clearer. and so we have an opportunity today to demonstrate that we got that message. not in a partisan way, but in a bipartisan way, in a nonpartisan way, to say we heard you loud and clear. it is time to do the job that we were sent here to do, and that is to move legislation that moves this country forward. senator landrieu has expounded on the great opportunity of this energy renaissance, not just for this country but for the entire world. and so let's start with wha