mr. shaw you didn't notify the public - mr. shaw >> commissioner keane i think my concern here is the same way that you got the materials that we got the materials that was provided to us directly i don't think you expect the public to see all the pleadings if it's the opinion of the city attorney it needed to be included did by other commissioner want to comment. >> i just only heard the bulk of the city attorney said the bulk of the information was shared you didn't saw all of it. >> there's one document it's protected by the attorney-client that's not posted. >> any other commissioner want to weigh in open the issue. >> okay. let's put this over until next month. >> by the way, it would have been nice to know that. >> ask your staff. >> i apologize for that and i apologize for that. >> isn't there public comment on the motion to put it over. >> there's no motion to put it over it's the to the call of the chair. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. >> (inaudible). >> the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action regard

how is your husband, mr. shaw? i am thinking of you as well. so it was resolved. also, i think because abigail wasn't married. she was the little sister and wanted to be older than someone. when she was in europe, she heard from mary elizabeth was sick and elizabeth was trying fto get up and take care of the school and she wrote a better you cannot do this. you must stay in bed. this is ridiculous. then she thought about it and her children were boarding with elizabeth at the time. and she thought maybe i have been a little hard and wrote to elizabeth and said i am sorry about the tone i took. i know you have a grown woman but i just care about you. and elizabeth wrote back of course, i never mistook it anything you have ever said, even when we were younger, to be, you know, calling on your eldership. i knew it was because you loved me so much. there continued to be a little bit of rivalry but very little the older they got. yes? >> it sounds like abigail had help growing up. how did she adjust once she was married to adams with no help around the house? did she l

. >> what was your first impression of him, mr. shaw?> my first impression of him is that he was very shy and awkward, also intelligent, though. he was stand-offish. he would not really talk to you unless you talked to him. >> did you think he could be dangerous at any point when you met him? >> not when i first met him. but -- and no one can conceive of anything like this happening. but about three years ago i did mention to the mutual friends, if i ever met someone who fit the bill of a mass murderer, it was elliot rodger so it was surreal when it was confirmed that it was elliot rodger. >> not to put you on the spot, why didn't you do anything about it? >> i really wasn't in a position to. i didn't know his family at all. you know, i knew him but i only saw him about seven, eight, maybe ten times at the most and, you know, i didn't feel like it was my place to. i wasn't close enough to the situation. there were a lot of adults in his life, older adults that were in a much closer position. so i didn't feel it would be appropriate for m

in command of the parade is the defense minister mr shaw good he's going to respect the troops and he's going to give his official briefings to them and the following that he is finishing the specs to the troops he'll go on to report the president who's the commander in chief as you understand the supreme commander in chief i would bring himself and then he will address the troops and the sort of public the russian public the court and the. wants is this is a real military or real evaluation of rest of the military as opposed to just the tradition especially i mean that the tradition of inspecting the troops this looks like a theatrical performance more the. and. south to the world that rest of the military is all great and mighty i wouldn't call it theatrical i would call it because it happens everywhere you can find an army where inspection of the troops does not take place before the actual march past begins so it's actually conceit on the screen is the passon each individual for mission defense minister that is the choice to yes until degrees in each one of them and they'll respond

mr. bradford livingston is a partner in seyfarth shaw in chicago, illinois. mr. andy schwartz is a partner at oskr in emeryville california. mr. bernard muir is director of athletics for stanford university in stanford, california. and mr. patrick eilers is managing director at madison dearborn partners in chicago, illinois, come and former minnesota viking. okay, i couldn't stop. before i recognize you to provide your testimony, let me briefly remind everyone of the five minute lighting system. the system is pretty straightforward. when i recognize you, you will have five minutes to give your testimony. the light will between, after four minutes it will turn yellow. i would hope that you would be looked to wrapping up your testimony. when it turns red please wrap up as expeditiously as you can. i've told what is before on very low to gavel that a witness but we are here to listen to you. you are here to give us the benefit of your expertise. i'm less loath to gavel to my colleagues when we get into our five minute questions, but please try to be respectful of th

it is shaw's ramsey to tell us what he knows all about what has happened with the tellus mr.ercation between students, so long for the gun out and chat and in the late and still ran into the school and was seen and treated in as a lot chaos going on and the shooter ran off and the shooters still a large and right now they're trying to assess the situation and find the shooters out some word on the campus. a kiloton keep your line with the reduced to one of some other information whether comdisco but remembers not just a high school with desert telemetry on the backside of this campus so there's a lot of concern about the young students. as a lot police officers and a lot of the witch tried to figure out what happened. so they're still the investigation in process. so the sort that escalade down in the elementary yes yes the ball fly down. do they know what any of the shooters are in any way. yes they do know that as a latino student but they do not know the description. ok best suited that has been shot in the lake has even taken to the hospital? yes with japan's think both t

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shaw. we're all here today along with our president director. but i would also like to share this award with mr. william coleman, another close friend of thurgood's. thurgood just appreciated his advice and counsel throughout the years. finally, if thurgood were here today, i think he would encourage us to keep up the good fight using the same words that he spoke on july fourth, 1992, when he accepted the liberty medal. he said, and i quote, "the battle for racial and economic justice is not yet won." indeed, it has barely begun. the legal system can force open doors and sometimes even knock down walls. but it cannot build bridges. hat job belongs to you and me. the country can't do it, afro and white, rich and poor, ucated and illiterate, our fates are bound together. we can run from each other, but we cannot escape each other. we will only attain freedom if we learn to appreciate what is different and muster the courage to discover what is fundamentally the same america's -- america's diversity offers so much richness and opportunity. take a chance, won't you? knock down the fences that divid

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mr. president, i am privileged to welcome all of these brave police survivors as well as the families of deputy clay shaw and officer elly. s. i'm proud to be a cosponsor of the national blue alert act. this bipartisan legislation calls for what will be equivalentst the lent to a national amber alert system to efficiently share snftion with the public when an officer is seriously injured or killed. i know my colleagues join me in holding the deepest respect for officers across kentucky and the nation. we are grateful so many have come to town for national police week. we recognize theirs is both an honorable profession and a dangerous one, and we recognize that what they do is vitally necessary to maintain peace and order in a civil society. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 3474, which the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 332, h.r. 3474, an act to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 and so forth. the presiding officer: the r