bryson did not indicate he intended to file a discretionary review. i did not ask specifically about that. i do not have information about what may have occurred during that time during the section 311 identification. . it is clear that notification was performed. in the variants decision letter was issued on may 6, 2011. there were no appeals on that. the building permit application was issued on june 1, 2011. that permit became final on june 16, 200011. there were several applications for the wireless facility. that is specific to the conditional use hearing, which was heard by the planning commission in the middle of september and that building permit application was issued on december 9. that is when it would be commencing on that. in her brief, there was reference to a different notice that goes up. that is something not regulated by the planning department or planning code, but by the building code. the building inspector can elaborate on that, when it is required and not required. i am available for any questions. president garcia: you mentione

jackie bryson -- jackee pryson. take the money and say thank you. and ask the girl scouts for money. president mazzucco: public comment is now closed. >> i move that we approve. president mazzucco: unanimous. please call line item number two, general public comment. >> reserve three minutes for your public comment. >> you have to recess this. >> i will do best. >> i am very honest. >> it was three seconds ago. >> this is jackeekee bryson, left-handed person. i am the girl jakkee. i do not ride bart. i am here to think the san francisco police department for rounding them up and hurting them in, them out of state felons. it has been a long time coming, but we have a change in leadership. thank you, chief surh. -- suhr. there was a time when i send that person is an out-of-state felon. we do not arrest them. why not? because their states will not take them back. they crossed state lines, didn't they? those chiefs did not listen, and they are not here anymore. thank you, chief. and another thing. i also want to thank the house chief of police for havin

and i -- you know, frankly, i think secretary bryson set this up very well. i think he marched us through why manufacturing matters. why it's such an innovative sector. why it has such a dramatic impact on wages and incomes. critical to the middle class. why it's important to the trade deficit, broader fiscal balance of the united states. why it interplays with environmental sustainability, the potential for clean tech. i -- i think he really set this up well, and i think the competes report coming out of the department of commerce does that in the same vein. what i like to do is -- is sort of really from your particular areas of expertise and focus, sort of drill down further. and dominic, i thought i'd start with you. because i think one of the most interesting piece of work coming out of mckinsey, daniel patchhog is here, michael park, other of your colleagues, is this focused on advanced industry. and the need for the united stat states to, as glen said, with a clear, laserlike focus, to engage on -- or to understand that there are certain sectors of the

henry kissinger, secretary john bryson, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, i am delighted to meet you friend from various friendly organizations during my official visit to the united states. the national committee on u.s.-china relations and the u.s.-china business council have been promoting friendship and cooperation with china long before china-u.s. diplomatic relations were established. the normalization and development of china-u.s. relations would not have been possible without your tremendous contribution. i salute you for your efforts. and i wish to send warm greetings and express heart felt appreciation to all the friendly organizations and american friends from various professions who have valued and supported the growth of u.s.-china relations over the years. [ applause ] i am paying an official visit to the united states at the invitation of vice president biden, and i have come to further implement the important agreement reached between president hu jintao and president obama and advance the building of a cooperative partnership between china and the united states based

. >> this is jackeekee bryson, left-handed person. i am the girl jakkee. i do not ride bart. i am here to think the san francisco police department for rounding them up and hurting them in, them out of state felons. it has been a long time coming, but we have a change in leadership. thank you, chief surh. -- suhr. there was a time when i send that person is an out-of-state felon. we do not arrest them. why not? because their states will not take them back. they crossed state lines, didn't they? those chiefs did not listen, and they are not here anymore. thank you, chief. and another thing. i also want to thank the house chief of police for having the balls -- bocce balls. the bocce ball court is back. thank you. in addition -- you are good. you are good. >> thank you. >> there is only one way to do with idiots. do not get in the way of our san francisco police department. i am not going to have the same kind of riotous behavior here. i am so glad you left. in san francisco that is going on in oakland. i am so glad joyce got out of there before the stupidity started. occupy ne

jackie bryson -- jackee pryson. take the money and say thank you. and ask the girl scouts for money. president mazzucco: public comment is now closed. >> i move that we approve. president mazzucco: unanimous. please call line m

he operates the bryson center in downtown d.c. before professional sports vice president of america online, active in many different areas, founder and chairman of snagfilms which produces documentary films and has had huge successes, vice-chairman of groupon and on the board of directors of american express and a number of companies. well-known blog, ted's take with interesting material on it. i was looking at it yesterday and featured a quote from winston church hill, which one of his season ticket holders said to him. when you're going through hell, keep going. that sounded like good advice. holds the chair in government studies at brookings, author of a number books on government performance and various types of public policymaking. he's putting out a paper today entitled political dysfunction and economic decline. we'll spend a little time talking about that. the paper looks at the growing political polarization between the parties and diminished capacity of congress to address important issues. bill is very honest and direct

bryson? obviously someone who is involved in issues in that neighborhood. both of you would benefit from that communication. thank you. >> we have a motion from commissioner fung to deny both jurisdiction requests. president garcia: aye. vice rpesident hwang: aye. commissioner goh: aye. >> we are now moving on to item no. 5. -- item #6. 1290 fell st. she will not be attending the hearing and has asked that the board decide the case on the papers she has submitted. carla short this year and we can give her time to speak. >> thank you. karl a short, department of public works and bureau of urban forestry. i would like to take a moment to congratulate commissioner goh and wish her the best of luck. i do not know if the public realizes how much time the commissioners put into preparing for these hearings. as a staff person, it is satisfying to know that the efforts we make in preparing our briefs and attending the hearings are really being very awfully considers. you've always taken time to consider the briefs before the hearing and always the testimony present

bryson says it will add new towers and had new updates to existing software. stocks are down and investors are losing confidence in the greek debt talks. that has been a look at your business headlines it today. >> facebook users may begin to start seeing advertisements on their cell phones. the financial times reports they will begin in march face book is reportedly working with advertising agencies to display what it calls it featured stories. the goal is to tap a new source of revenue before the company goes public in may and they are expected to be valued at 80-$100 billion. >> everyone is talking about last night's super bowl commercials these are the ones that the usa today's scientifically chosen panel of consumers said they liked best. number 1- doritos commercials and number 2- the dog that could not fit throught the doorh the door. nbc is apologizing after the rapper mia flipped off millions of viewers during the halftime performance with madonna. nbc blammed ta failure on the system for not catching the middle finger. >> the author of a new tell-all

with that, it is my pleasure to introduce secretary of commerce john bryson. [applause] >> it is a great pleasure really to be with all of you here in the room today. i know there are many listening who are deeply concerned in this deeply important subject. i thank all of you here. i want to say that, in my years, in my private life, what i did prior to coming here, i had many opportunities to work with mary bono mac. we worked on many issues in southern california, pertaining to water and other subjects. i want to say thank you very much for your interest and leadership. i know i absolutely do know that she is a sound and thoughtful legislator. it is a pleasure. [applause] we have not seen each other for some time. so what a great treat to see each other. i think you know that the work we are addressing today is really the result of bringing together a broad representation of privacy experts, consumer groups, internet companies, and many others. i think you for being with us. as we all know, millions of americans shop, sell, bank, learn, talk, and work online

house also outlined its new internet privacy initiative and we will hear from commerce secretary john bryson the white house economic county director. >> it is our cause to dispel that which avoids our decisions in the delusion that a world of conflict will somehow mysteriously resolve itself into a world of harmony. or we don't rock the boat irritate the forces of aggression and this is hogwash. >> we look back at 14 man who ran for the office and lost. go to our website, c-span.org/ the contenders to see video of the contenders who had a lasting impact on american politics. >> this is also the time to turn away from excessive preoccupation overseas to the rebuilding of our own nation. america must be restored to their proper role in the world but we can do that only through the recovery of confidence in ourselves. >> c-span.org/the contenders. >> the smithsonian institution program as they on the national museum of african-american history and culture. here is president obama's remarks at the groundbreaking ceremony. he is introduced by the smithsonian board of regents chairman, france cor

kyle parish gets a shout out for donating his tickets after hearing bryson's story and spending the last recovering, bryce did. and now he says he can't wait for the game. >> i like the patriots because my school's like team name is the patriots and i like the giants because of he eli manning being the brother of peyton. >> jamie: the brother. they're awesome. and so is bryce. and bryce's family, they're having a hard time paying for medical bills. if you'd like to help donate to the bryce ramsey fund, go to foxnews.com for more info. >> . >> jamie: beyond a dream, it's a historical collection, joel freeman owns more than 3,000 pieces of african-american history and the oldest dating back to 1553. what's different with the story and oddity. joel is not african-american himself. he's turned his passion, however, into what he describes as a white man's journey through black history. >> joel freeman's appetite for confirming the history, begins in the oddest place, he served as the chaplain for the wizards and they had the screens up. who is this guy. for instance, what part did people of a

secretary bryson will. we are pleased to recognize the internet and the media industry to provide users with an easy,1- click way to opt out of online tracking if they want to avoid targeted advertising. many of the companies we use do not track technology. this will make it easier to let users opt out of tracking if they choose. this is the type of example of voluntary internet -- industry actions to increase the trust that is essential to the development of our economy going forward. it lightens the burgeon -- the burden of government. -- enlight -- lighten the burden of government. we must reject the conclusion that privacy is an outmoded deluge. it has been at the heart of our democracy from its inception. we need it more than ever. it is my pleasure to introduce our secretary of commerce, john bryson . [applause] >> it is a pleasure to be with all of you here in the room today. i thank all of you here. in my years in my private life and what i did prior to coming here, i had many opportunities to meet

i particularly want to know secretary bryson from the commerce department, u.s. trade representative ron kirk, mike froman from the white house, tom donohue from the chamber. of course, our friends from boeing whom you will hear from in a minute, and so many more. and i am particularly pleased that this luncheon is being held in the ben franklin room with ben franklin steering over uzbek because it is named for a man who is both one of america's first diplomats, and also one of our earliest innovators and entrepreneurs. he understood that our country's greatness we depend on both public excellence and private enterprise. and it is in that spirit that we gather today to discuss how americans foreign policy in shaping u.s. businesses abroad and drive recovery here at home, and also help provide a strong foundation and effective economic tools that can strengthen and sustain america's global leadership. now, here at the state department we call this economic statecraft. and we have worked to position ourselves to lead in a changing world where security is shaped in

with that it is my pleasure to introduce our sector of commerce, john bryson. [applause] >> well, it's a pleasure, a great pleasure really to be with all of you here in the room today. and i know there are many listening in deeply concerned and deeply interested in this critically important subject. i thank all of you here. i want to say, as gene did, in some ways a wonderful coincidence, but i do want to say that in my years in my private life, and in what i did prior to coming here, i had many, many opportunities, to meet congresswoman mary bono mack, and we worked together in southern california. and issues that pertain to water in many subjects, and i want to say thank you very much for your interest. thank you for your leadership. and i know and that absolutely do know that she's a sound, very thoughtful legislator. it's a pleasure -- [applause] we haven't seen each other for some time, so it was a great treat. well, i think you know that the work that we are addressing today is really a result of britain together a broad representation of privacy experts,

from the secretary of commerce, john bryson.rom the counsel to the digital advertising alliance, from the chair of the federal trade commission, jon leibowitz and then, finally, from the federal policy director of the consumers union. we're thrilled to have them all, and i'm going to turn it right over to gene so we can get started. thanks. ms. . [applause] >> thank you very much. thanks for being here. obviously, i want to thank a few people. i want to thank our great science adviser, john holdren, our former cto there, iowa niece chopra. i want to thank secretary bryson and, for his leadership on this and so many things since he's came. and i hope i'm not breaching the independence of the ftc to thank chairman leibowitz too. [laughter] but you can find ways to stick it to us if you think -- [laughter] you know? compromised you in any way with that thank you. and i'd like to thank congresswoman mary bono mack for being here and her leadership and are looking forward to working with her on advancing this blueprint. and, of cours

i want to acknowledge secretary bryson from the secretary department. our friends from boeing who we will hear from in a minute and so many more. i am particularly pleased at this luncheon is being held in the ben franklin room. america's foreign-policy can champion u.s. businesses abroad and drive recovery here at home and also help provide a strong foundation and effective economic tools that can strengthen and sustain america's global leadership. we call this economic statecraft. we have worked to position ourselves to lead in a changing world where security is shaped in financial markets and on factory floors as well as in diplomatic negotiations. that is why more than 1000 economic officers on six continents are working with american companies, local businesses and local and national governments to open market and find new customers. we are forming new partnerships with companies, universities, and philanthropies to put private sector ingenuity to work solving some of our most difficult global challenges and driving sustainable development. i think

i had a chance yesterday to talk with secretary of commerce john bryson, so the u.s. commerce department has recently kicked off a new mission called select usa, and if you think about what the president has talked about with the idea of in-sourcing, and more companies coming back to invest here, select usa is an opportunity for companies around the world were thinking about expanding outside of their home market to make sure the u.s. is on their radar screen, and we as governors want to make sure our states are on the radar screen. >> governor heineman, there have been some governors, especially republicans, that have voiced concerns that federal government is getting too involved in education through the race to the top program, stimulus funding, and even no child left behind. what is your view on federal and state roles? >> state and local governments have the primary role for education in our country, ok? it goes down to local school boards. the federal government has a limited role. i want to be careful here. most school districts welcome their funding. they woul

in the center of the screen getting his photo taken is new commerce secretary, john bryson. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] . . >> it's a very busy schedule for xi jinping. he's being hosted at a state department luncheon. we're expecting to get underway shortly. we're asking your opinion about the importance of u.s.-china relations. go to facebook.com/c-span and share your thoughts. also this afternoon on c-span3, the congressional executive commission on china will hold a hearing on chinese human rights. they're going to hear from the wife of a chinese human rights activist who disappeared 20 months ago. that hearing coming up at 2:30 eastern and that will be live on c-span3. vice president biden at this event today at the state department. he also welcome the chinese vice president to the white house earlier today. here's a look. maude anyw [inaudible] >> and we're a step away from the oval office. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i welcome your entire delegation. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i hope in