this is for an extension of the andre bow din least [spelling?] located in the octogon building there in fisherman's whof and they are offering to extend it in exchange for capital improvements and return 50,000 per year com additional renne and improve the visitor experience at the who have and take advantage of the new plaza that we just completed and pier prom iniad and [spelling?] and they are essential to the positive experience of the whof is the improving of the bathrooms and the background of least in december 2010 the port staff came to the commission to request approval for a seven-year least with andre bow dean backto renovate the octogon building and that was approved here by the commission and then they proceeded ahead and invested over $350,000 into that facility and really improving the functionality of it and it was an area that allowed visit to sit and enjoy out door, indoor enclosed area of the elements and in addition, to that, they they were it really improved the sales to the facility and so we went to the last twee month repo

the construction period in which no rent is paid, may be may have been plopsed the minimum least term would into the exceed 15 years however we were open to respondents proposing option extensions. the again the port's objective was to select the most qualified respondent with the ability of finances design to construct and operate the restaurant on the site we received four proposals the first were both barbecues of s f and s f california tribes attach and walk-in brews san francisco it was determines that the rockship bruce was not -- to the proposal and the summary is in the different areas of scoring. again, the i have included a summary of the scoring the written proposals and the interviews we chose to interview 33 of the respondent as a result of the scoring and review by the selection committee port staff is requesting and recommending that you authorize or the port staff to negotiate with bows barbecue and bows meets the compatibility for a restaurant operator and boast has demonstratedded the restaurant development process which, is key in working with the port. bows was nam

and reporting all of their duties under the lead and there has been no issue with them in terms of least obligation they have a good community partner. number 210 inapt is committed to making a significant invest in the leasehold which will benefit of the port. well we have seen that happen before and they are doing the same a $350,000 investment we consider that significant. they are taking an under utilized piece of the -- if you look at it, it's an octogon so we have h i ask so eight sides and this they are taking the least used sign and put it in a new dinings and beverage service and so we think that is significant and there will be for that, then there is going to be generating roughly $350,000 of additional revenue to the port. so $350,000 investment and $350,000 potential return and no rent credit or rent abatement is being offend. so, number three, the benefits of the direct negotiations out weight the competitive bidding well we think there are significant public benefit to this so we are improving our visit visitor experience, we also have they are going to commit to keeping t

heavy clashes in belfast leave at least sixteen policemen injured with the unrest triggered by the municipal councils decision to reduce the days the union flag flies over city hall. french troops deployed in mali help government forces wrestled back control over the key city of qana after launching a series of aerial bombardments. and washington says its forces will shift to a support role in afghanistan sparking fears the us military might linger beyond the withdrawal day. to live from our studios in central moscow this is certainly glad to have you with us at least sixteen police officers have been injured in the latest outbreak of loyalist clashes in northern ireland was triggered more than a month ago following the belfast council's decision to lower the union flag from city hall except for eighteen days a year who is in the province looks into what else is fueling the unrest recreational rioting that some people a calling it. has been taking place all of hostile force in the past week many of them peaceful but in pockets violence breaking out of the crisis is on the other side many of

least. more news today violence is once again flared up look in these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for a shelter over the lead. eleven years ago america began its war on terror and today in afghanistan a us war continues to be waged by current guest has a very unique perspective on what has happened and continues to take place there joining me now to talk more about this topic is journalist and author jerry van dyke mr van dyke wrote a book called captive my time as a prisoner of the taliban thank you for joining our team thank you mr van dyke as i mentioned the war on terror began some eleven years ago and u.s. troops according to president barack obama are expected to fully withdraw by the end of twenty fourteen is that a sign of victory or defeat in the so-called war on terror i don't think it's a sign of neither one i think it's a sign that the u.s. public is tired of this we initially went in for one specific reason and that was to

another suspected school shooter injures at least two people. around the same time the vice-president announced some suggestions from the white house task force on gun control. we'll have the details ahead. plus, at least one city is now reporting a shortage of the flu vaccine as the deadly outbreak continues to spread, and investigators say the father-in-law of the lottery winner who dropped dead had a major debt with the irs. and who doesn't. unless breaking news changes, everything on "studio b." >> first from fox, at 3:00 in new york city, another school shooting, less than a month after the deadly massacre at an elementary school in newtown, connecticut and this time is happen just after 9:00 this morning pacific time at a high school in the city of taft, california. a couple of hours northwest of los angeles. the fire department confirms to fox news, two people suffered injuries in the shooting. police holding a news conference, getting underway now. we'll monitor it. in the meantime, extreming video from outside the school, you can see cr

>> at least $100. >> bare minimum $100. say a full $1,000. >> at bear -- bare minimum, $100. >> that's a little crazy. and the guy who got $60 gave $40 to a homeless man and $20 to a co-worker. he was more generous with his $60 than the other guy was with $13,000. hey. tip my hat to you, sir. >> well done. >>> still to come, under the needle once for rebels. tattoos have become a common rite of passage. >> we'll go inside a tattoo school to see what it takes to create a work of art right there on your skin. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world >>> there was a time that tattoos were tabu. something that motorcycle gangs or bad girls got. >> uh-huh. well, not anymore, though. even the clean-cut young pop stars sport these things these days. so tattoo artists are more in demand than ever. where do they learn their trade? abc's alex perez finds out. >> reporter: over the last decades, tattoos have poked through and emerged from a secret, go-against-the-grain, rebel following, to being publicly accepted. approx

there were like at least 8000 peacekeepers and the bill has risen.hey want more than $460 million for the force. they think that is a reasonable figure. a western diplomat said he was shocked. 356.9re asking for $ million for the army and police. some countries are reticent to fund that. $90.6 milion for the regional -- you get $959.9 million u.s. dollars. that is about $2.6 million a day. that is a lot of money. discussions will continue. $67 million from the eu. japan will pledge $120 million -- japan will pledge and money for humanitarian needs. >> that is an important aspect. thank you very much. passenger plane has crashed near kazakhstan. local media are reporting at least 20 people died when the aircraft came down in bed at weather. thousands of protesters have ignored a curfew imposed by the egyptian president. the opposition has refused the call for talks. have more -- we have more. >> was violence on the anniversary of one of the bloodiest days of the revolution. teargas covered downtown cairo with plumes of smoke. .hey've not held back a g

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pays to get off their backs peter robinson least you're not. he was the one to start. on the street to protest against. a nice banks a very retail aflac it's called was. going out you know but when he wanted also to on the streets for his own actions we can make four do you think the paper says that we think that any kind of compromise when it comes to this could bring the flag of it's the flag down and not said. we know we're not going to get it back up to normal action because it's the majority really. any unionist warns now to try to reengage politically but we're told much more will need to be done there'll be no quick fixes here i don't think there's any silver bullet i think there's so many different things need to happen economic. investment political investment community investment by and by all the stakeholders in these communities to try to resolve the wide raft of issues that are a blight here say far there's been over one hundred people arrested more than sixty police officers injured and millions of pounds spent in policing these riots and in lost business

between the two sides but no one believes it'll hold least of all the. always the food. on the border. on our website following the brutal gang rape of a core hundreds of indian women applying for firearms. plus a report reveals a number of japanese nuclear plants are ill equipped to deal with. their reactivation of the country's nuclear stations. to find out more. mission creep could you take three months for charges three to make amends three. three. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects free media down to our t.v. dot com. wealthy british style some time to write let's go right out of the. private. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. welcome back you're watching are going to live from moscow island has taken on the six month presidency of the european council marking forty years of its membership prime minister and the county and has pledged to bring the republic's vast experience o

the least original sin. thanks to john avlon. >>> to alabama where a 6-year-old boy is being held hostage in an underground bunker. >>> and just over a week after performing with the marching band at the president's inauguration, a 15-year-old girl is gunned down in chicago. >>> and a first look at this, this is, look at this. this is not snow. >>> george, we know that the police are talking to the suspect. what's happening? are they making progress? what are they talking about? >> erin, you know, no headway at this point but they say that the negotiations are still ongoing and the most important thing, you know, the welfare of the 6-year-old boy, they say that at this point they don't believe that he has been harmed in any way. again, we are talking about day two and going into day three. they believe he has food and may have a television down there. >> what do we know about the little boy? the bunker? have they been able to speak to him or only to jim lee dikes? >> they did get some information. they were

at least 230 people are dead.ore than 100 injured, after witnesses say a band's fireworks show sparked a fire. thanks for staying with us tonight. i'm laura evans. officials saying at least one of the exits was locked at the club, trapping hundreds inside and all of the bodies have been removed from the nightclub. lauren demarco has more on this story. >> reporter: as flames raced through the kiss nightclub in brazil, patrons scrambled to make their way outside. [sirens] >> reporter: with more than 230 people killed, it appears to be the world's deadliest nightclub fire in more than a decade. witnesses say the band on stage performing was using flares which sparked the flames. video from the scene shows shirtless young men joining firefighters, using axes to break through windows and walls to help free those trapped. according to doctors, most of those killed were suffocated by the smoke. at least 50 bodies were found inside a bathroom, apparently the victims confused the rest room door with the exit door. we spok

at least 81 people, but they're still finding bodies.y can't tell whether they were the terrorists or the hostages. >> so very sad. >> a beyond grim situation there. >>> also this morning, this day of remembrance. of course, it is mlk holiday monday. why this year's holiday is so meaningful and how many americans plan to observe it. there is a certain poetic justice it being mlk day and president obama's inauguration. it seems fitting on a lot of different levels. >> yes. and actually i was able to see the monument when i was in d.c. this past weekend. and it's just really something. >> oh, wow. very good. inspiring all the way around. >>> later this half hour, the police activity that's left kim kardashian and her family outraged. what happened to this high profile family? that's coming up in "the skinny." >> they can't stay out of the news, can they? no. >>> ahead of today's public inauguration, the president spoke to hundreds of supporters at events last night in washington. >> in just a few hours on the steps of the capitol, mr. obam

at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast. northern ireland reach into a six week rest was triggered by the belfast municipal councils decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand unionists marching. in the area police were forced to use water cannons . the angry mob. has been following the protests of the. recreational. people calling it. they are saying where this is about much much more than just that look he students the director of the east belfast mission creep is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are doing it for fun or doing it for more sinister motives in terms of control terms of par in terms of ego some are doing it because it's sexier than a playstation you know young girls are doing it because and young girls even with young children we've seen on the streets who i don't think a fully realized what their actions can result or what they're just right there in some ways having a laugh and yet there's

at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast as clashes in northern ireland reach into a six week the unrest was triggered by belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand unionists marching on city hall. in a catholic area police were forced to use water cannons and plastic bullets to disperse the angry mob. has been one of the protests at the scene. breaking out once again. becoming. helped by the fact that many feel inflammatory political language has helped to whip up the tensions here on the straight. recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. you can see the face at the back just say the back roads of police responding with the worst economies on the surface and these protests have been about the flag but the scale and intensity of the decision that really this is about much much more than just bad luck easton's the director of the east belfast mission creep is working with young protesters to try to calm the tensions some kids are

today's news on the way stop stories belfast fury have a clashes in northern ireland leave at least twenty nine please indra i need anger over this city council's decision to remove the british flag for most of the here. person is on alert and fronts are made fears of possible islamist retribution after paris launched as trikes an al qaeda linked insurgency in mali. also the brother of venezuelan president hugo chavez denies rumors the media is in a coma i made mounting concern was how the government will have without its charismatic leader. the latest news on the week's top stories this is the weekly one l.t. with me here our thanks for joining us. these are linked so were the flying of the union truck in northern ireland once again ended in a street battle between loyalists and nationalists yesterday it's been almost six weeks since about four city council voted to reduce the number of days they were displayed sparking the fury of loyalists twenty nine release officers were injured in saturday's sick town of quantifiers violence broke out as about a thousand to unionists marching on belf

at least twenty nine police officers were injured on saturday in belfast as violent loyalist clashes in northern ireland reach now into a sixth week of the rest was triggered by the belfast city council's decision to fly the union flag above city hall for only eighteen days a year the latest clashes broke out after about a thousand unionists marching on city hall were attacked by locals in a catholic area police were forced to use water cannons and plastic bullets to disperse the angry mob artie's sarah ferguson following the protests at the same. classes breaking out once again on the streets of belfast you can see the police say just trying to push back the crowds a great. number of police rather sadly fights like this becoming all too common now this isn't going to have been helped by the fact that many feel inflammatory political language has helped to whip up the tensions here on the straight. recreational rioting that's what some people are calling it. you can see the fates. just say the bronx the police responding with the worst a concert in the sun protests have been about th

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in the last go-round, at least the last 18 months? >> well, this last fiscal cliff deal, he's chief of staff at the white house. he was involved in the negotiations. they went nowhere until senator mcconnell urged vice-president biden to get involved and that's when an agreement was reached. it wasn't jack lew that reached that agreement. he also, when he agreed to the budget spending reductions in front of the budget control act, 18 months ago, he proposed a budget, the next budget that they put forward wiped out 60% of those cuts, even though he'd agreed to them in august, in january he was proposing to giving, giving back 60% of them and spending more money. >> greta: i guess it's pretty clear-- >> and see the kind of-- >> i guess it's pretty clear you have a strong opinion on this one? >> i really do. i can never forget that hearing. it was one of the most dramatic things i've ever participated in when the office of management and budget looked us in the eye and insisted that they were correctly -- they were correct in saying thei

at least we're told he agrees with that idea. but while he has had the job of leading the overall counterterrorism policies of the obama administration, we have seen no such shift in direction. so why are we now supposed to believe, now that he's up to be the direction, of the cia, which is a senate confirmable job, why are we now supposed to believe that regardless of how things have gone under his leadership so far it all might change and get a lot more accountable and more transparent and he gets this new job? if he does want to bring drone warfare out of the dark and put it on more authoritatively legal and accountable grounds, if he moves to run the cia, will that make him more able to effect that change in our government if he really wants to do if if he really has wanted to do it all along but hasn't been able to pull it off? i mean, it is kind of hard to believe he's going to go run an agency so he can give some of that agency's authorities away. or are we to believe that the president, who is nominating john brennan to r

at least one town allegedly second town also. but they haven't actually advanced towards the capital. that is the point. and some are suggesting an easy start to the talk when rebels are actively engaged this military actions. but i put this whole point as a security minister here and also the leader of negotiations, the man who's organizing the transit of troops to lieberville. translator: what they do over there is their zone. it's the zone they're in. those two towns they have taken, that's their zone. translator: a red line has been tehran by the central african states. for us this red line has not been violated but we will take steps in the event military action is taken against us. in that case, we will defend ourselves. >> so that doesn't bide well, that that sort of mood here. and there's been a technical setback, it seems. the flight that was supposed to take the rebels to lieberville on sunday didn't get here. whether that was indeed a technical problem or not is really unclear. but we are assured the flight will take o

he was a hispanic man in his 30s, shot at least once. the killing comes after a particularly deadly year in san jose. 46 homicides in 2012. that's the highest number in 20 years. >>> the suspect in the colorado movie theater massacre heads back to court tomorrow. it might be the closest thing to the trial that they will get to see and that is because the defendant, they might be taking a plea deal. on how this will be the first time public. >> reporter: james holmes is accused of opening fire in a crowded aurora movie theater july 20, killing 12 people and wounding 70. >> there is at least one person shot, but they are saying there's hundreds of people just running around. >> reporter: only radio transmissions between first responders that night have been made public so far. the new evidence could include testimony from witnesses as well as video and 911 calls from inside theater 9 where the shooting happened. the district attorney warned victims families they might not want to attend. in a letter she asked them to carefully consider whe

today's news and the week's top stories about wants to rehab it conscious a northern ireland leave at least twenty nine police injured i mean anger over the city council's decision to remove the british flag for most of the year. because he's on high alert to france amid fears of possible is a mystery tribute show after pirates launched airstrikes on al qaeda linked insurgents in mali. also the brother of venezuelan president hugo chavez denies rumors the leader is in a coma amid mounting concerns have a big government will have without its charismatic leader. development the notorious gone time of a prison camp marks its eleventh anniversary president obama has failed to keep his promise to shun the facility prompting an outcry from human rights groups and. the latest news and the week's top stories this is the weekly with me. here and i'll see how and welcome to the program. the starting process over the flying of the union truck in northern ireland once again ended in a street battle between loyalists and nationalists yesterday it's been almost six weeks and city council voted to reduce

all right let's wrap up at least change dimitry. let's we get from cliff let's talk about one more because there was another clip that lawmakers worried about this week the dairy cliff. one provision of the measure passed by the senate avoids the so-called dairy cliff it extends portions of an expired farm bill through september so that will prevent milk price increases without the legislation mentioned this to you yesterday milk prices were expected to double up to eight dollars. why is the government involved in subsidizing the price of milk milk is not even good for you we're the only mammals that drink our own milk this is not a good thing to be involved in not that the government should be involved in the prices of anything you mean we're the only mammals that drink other mammals milk yes that's what i meant yeah. it's ridiculous. we rail against subsidies for all the subsidies in the farm and to go back at least as far as before part of the great depression when the farm industry and agriculture was hit hard before the crash o

cars but those are not on the way for at least four more years. >> pam: new at 11.an mateo county narcotics task force arrested. a man who officials say is suspected of selling illegal firearms out of his house and car. police arrested antonio infante at his home on speers avenue on friday. infante is a convicted felon, which prevents him from owning a firearm. police recovered two revolvers. one semi- automatic handgun. and an s-k-s assault rifle. that's what you're looking at here. authorities also recovered hundreds of rounds of ammunition. >> a shooting in san jose left one man in the hospital tonight. it happened on hayes avenye. police arrived on scene and found a 20-year-old male suffering from a gunshot wound. this is video from sky-7 h- d. the victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay. police say the shooting may be gang- related. the investigation is on going. >> the 16- year- old california boy accused of shooting a classmate, pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and other charges today. here you can see bryan oliver in kern county super

that's my best friend. >> at least i'll get letters in 15 years. positive side to it. >> whenever i get to wherever i'm going i'll get a proof of correspondence but it's not same thing.

today's news and the week's top stories in belfast fury clashes in northern ireland illegal at least twenty nine police injured i mean to go over the city council's decision to remove the british one for most of the get. the securities and i learned from some it appears of possible islamist retribution up to paris launched as trikes an al-qaeda linked insurgency in mali. the brother of venezuelan president hugo chavez denies rumors the leader is in a coma and made mounting concerns how the government will somehow without its charismatic leader. direct the development of the notorious gone tunnel by prison camp marks a eleventh anniversary president obama has failed to keep his promise to the facility prompting an outcry from human rights groups. the latest news and the week's top stories this is the weekly with me you don't. see it thanks for joining us. these parting projects over the flying of the union jack in northern ireland once again and in the street battle between loyalists and nationalists yesterday it's been almost six weeks since about fall city council voted to reduce th

at least once a year. good morning, everyone.s far as the weather, it's been unbelievably warm out there so far this week. it's going to continue through the weekend. we have rain to deal with in texas. this will be the worst of it. showers and storms victoria to houston. we have a slight risk of severe storms, maybe a few tornadoes. that is the only weather concern out there. otherwise, it is going to be absolutely gorgeous once again. pretty much from the rockies all the way to the east coast. the warm air just dominates the weather map. we're melting the snow in a hurry. even this morning it's above freezing. kansas city, atlanta, it's a little chilly, minneapolis, chicago. but with a good deal of sunshine this afternoon, especially the eastern seaboard. look at this in d.c. today. 53 degrees and sunny in the second week of january. even up to boston we'll be at 44 degrees. even looking as far out as the upcoming weekend for that patriots play-off game. it's going to be in the 40s, maybe 50s. incredible weather continues. i me

a second strike this morning in north was harassed and killed at least four people.the united nations says more than 60,000 people have died in syria over nearly two years of fighting between the government forces and rebels opposed to president bashar al-assad. a new analysis of the toll conducted for the u.n. human rights office took five months to complete using data from seven sources, including the syrian government. the number is higher than the previous estimate of 45,000 reported by the british best based syrian observatory for human rights. rupert colville, spokesperson for u.n. human rights commissioner navi pillay, discussed the syrian crisis on al jazeera wednesday. >> it became so complicated. there were so many different people reporting casualties, so many different places where violence and fighting was going on simultaneously. and no way really of verifying each and every case. so it has been a very difficult issue. but this is a real attempt to do exhaustive analysis of the information we do have. it should be treated as an indicative number, not as

because the house approved that fiscal cliff bill passed by the senate giving investors clarity, at leastn taxes, not on spending cuts, but taxes. what do business leaders think about this and the rally on your screen right now? we have a ceo who fast tracked the dividend before the end of the year, worried the hikes go into effect as far as taxes were concerned. guess what? they did not. how does he feel about that? we'll talk to the ceo coming up in a minute, but here's how we stand, dow jones industrials, listen, at the highs of the session, up 245 points, now it's 228 for the dow jones industrials. nasdaq better by 73, 2.5%, a huge move for them, and s&p 500 up nearly 2%. i want to quickly check dow numbers here, all dow stocks in the green now. in terms of breath, doesn't get better. all 30s higher. that translates to the rest of the market, broad participation in today's rally beginning with financials which were the big winner last year; right? it's the trade that keeps on giving, financials, top performers for 2012, and today, no different. bank of america, up more than 100% last

a week of fighting between syrian rebels and members of the kurdish minority have left at least fifty six people dead in north east of the country that's according to the british based syrian observatory for human rights its report says the rebels used tanks and mortars against kurdish forces the kurds long tonight autonomy have tried to use the unrest as a distraction to set up schools and cultural centers but are now coming under fire from anti regime fighters. and in south africa thousands of protesters angry at plans to merge their region with a poor neighboring minnesota polity have clashed with police officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse demonstrators in the third day of riots at least three policemen have been injured and more than one hundred eighty protesters arrested. coming up in a few minutes a special report on how half of h.l.v. cases in the united states afflicts just one ethnic group stay with archie. download the official publication to you so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television and well it

this is one of those, at least from my perspective, a gray area issue.ight or wrong answer in this one. >> i don't know. it's not gray for me. you cheat, you're not a hall of famer. i'm rules girls. i follow the rules. always have. >> that's it, huh? >> the law is the law, the rules are the rules. you can't take performance enhancing drugs to the detriment of the other people, because the playing field is not even. and then you bust it out. you're so fantastic and now you're going to get an award for it? no. >> but the problem is bigger than those who got caught? >> of course it is. >> judge judy has spoken. >>> coming up next, take a look at a legal document in the middle of a $5 million celebrity dispute. >> and the big winners at last night's people's choice awards, coming up next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> skinny in the house! >> yes, it is. it's time for "the skinny" and people's choice awards were last night and there were some pretty big winners. katy perry, she's having a good year. she always has a good year. she won three awards.

how can he not at least be under some prosecution for this?l was one of the many chinese companies that the new york stock exchange and nasdaq began to aggressively recruit back in 2008, seeing the potential for big profits. nasdaq executive went on cnbc to make his pitch for new listings. >> we think there's no better place to find them than in china. >> reporter: but officials say again and again the stock exchanges in their rush to get the chinese business, did a poor job of verifying the financial health of the companies. >> i think there was a time when they were not as rigorous as they could have been. >> reporter: also coming under scrutiny by the s.e.c. are several big american auditing firms, with chinese subsidiaries. as well as the american middle men who promoted the chinese companies with often elaborate presentations. >> those are all gate keepers that we're very focused on. >> reporter: one so called middle man is a company by the named of rodman and renshaw, well-known for its lavish conferences. in one year, 20 of the 40 chine

at least two for every floor of occupancy that has two to 20 rooms. and from 21 to 30 it goes up to 3 and, 4 and 5 as we go in increments of 10. in this situation for this particular building we've got 19 guest rooms on the first floor, 22 guest rooms on the second, 22 on the third. so, of that, there are some private bathrooms. the first has 8, the second two have 9. you essentially have at least 11 guest rooms with no bathrooms on the first floor of occupancy and 13 on the second two. so, obviously this falls within the 2 to 20 range so you need at least 2. now, what i'm going to show you next is a schematic. i want you to focus on the area where [inaudible]. this is actually taken off of the hotel's emergency plan. so, it will due to show you what's going on. this is typical of all the floors. as you can see we have the water closets and there is the one shower room. that is typical for all of these. and they need a minimum of [inaudible]. now, it is irrelevant to this code section that this building was built in 1906. it may or may not have had th

earlier by the senate will prevent nationwide tax hikes and spending cuts from coming into force at least for the time being the house republicans want to command the bill but stand aside if they didn't have enough support to make last minute changes to the motion the tug of war over the tax revolves around a democrat promoted increase in income tax for the rich for the first time in two decades but analysts lawrence freeman says that in the long run this bill will make life any easier for millions of struggling americans. that objectionable and anyway this whole operation i have been a manipulation. and a farce to work over the minds of the american population be great there is no nothing in the book old world that any way shape or form will actually help the economy what's being right now a government twenty seven million people unemployed and missing for a year forty nine point seven million people living in poverty you have tens of millions of people going through bread lines get their food so this question of the big global economy and the wealth of the population is not good at all

perhaps to section 1 e2 that the commission or commission chair shall reschedule the hearing if at least four members cannot attend. i'm sure there is a better way to say that, but that idea be included therein? >> let me read something for you. the only concern when using the language," shall," if the fifth commissioner for some reason cannot be present, but feel that they want to participate, seems to me you should have discretion. if that commissioner would say if you could schedule it when i'm there. >> i'm sorry, i meant to suggest that they shall continue it there aren't at least four there, but leave in sentence about rescheduling for good cause, which would be. but if you have better language, i'm all ears. i just made it up on the spot. >> i just want to leave some discretion in the chair as to whether or not it those schedule it if there are four going to be present. >> that is important. do we need actual precis language to revote on? >> can i read this? >> at any time a hearing is placed on the generated four or more commissioners must be in attendance. otherwise the hearing

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earlier by the senate will prevent nationwide tax hikes and spending cuts from coming into force at least for the time being. the house republicans wanted to amend the bill but then decided they didn't have enough support to make last minute changes to the motion the tug of war over the tax revolves around a democrat promoted increase in income tax for the rich for the first time in two decades but alice lawrence freeman says that in the long run this bill won't make life any easier for millions of struggling americans. in any way its whole operation in a usually. in the fall or to work over the minds of the american population be no nothing in the book both good and bad any we perform well actually it's not the economy but with being right now again with twenty seven. and going to need to really get forty nine then the people of the hands of the people are going to read minds to the question of the big global economy and the wealth of the population is not a little for nothing it's going to be resolved we're going to rest and we can change the whole by means of them so that with the sepa

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today's news on the week's top stories about france here you have a clash of the northern ireland at least twenty nine police injured i made anger over the city's council decision to remove the british one for most of the year. security on high alert in france amid fears of portable islamist reparation after paris launched airstrikes on al qaeda linked insurgents in mali. the brother of the then is a while and present a good show that denies rumors the leader is in a coma and made mounting concerns how the government will that without a charismatic leader. the latest news on the week's top stories this is the way with me hello and welcome to the program. they are lying prostrate so were the flying of the union jack in northern ireland once again ended in a street battle between loyalists and nationalists yesterday so it's been almost six weeks since belfast city council voted to reduce the number of days they were displayed sparking the fury of loyalists twenty nine police officers were injured in some very sick tear and clashes violence broke out and smiled at the house and in unison marc