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mr. sanchez and the k hill representative that are here today. the bay view stakeholders at bay view hunters point. without you this could not happen. and last but not least, it is very important that we hire small businesses throughout the community. last but not least, what we're going to do now is actually going to ask all the persons to follow bj. bj, come on up. you're going to take your hard hats, you'll proceed to the golden shovel and we'll take our picture. thank you all for coming in. as soon as that's over there is food for you to partake. thank you very much. [music] order. >> ready now i'll call the meeting to order. >> roll call. >> commissioner president katz pr commissioner brandon commissioner ho approval of minutes for the in front of 8 2014 meeting. >> note the absence as well. >> for the record. >> yes. sxhadz unable to attend due to a meeting and commissioner murphy is out ill approval of minutes informs for the in front of 18, 2014 meeting. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. i opposed abstinence the

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shot down charles junior had two sisters barbara 1915 (k) community first option direct calendar and katherine mcnaturally both of whom are with us mrs. calendaring and miss mcneill we welcome you today (clapping.) this memorial is entitled a package of delivers surveyors is here today susan i'd like to recognize a few people first mayor ed lee we welcome you here so much (clapping) former secretary state george schultz welcome, sir (clapping) and united states seminary dianne feinstein (clapping) members of the board of supervisors here if they're here will you stand please yeah. david members of the war memorial board of trustees welcome to you. (clapping.) city administrator naomi kelly welcome. (clapping.) other elected officials department of public works director mohammed nuru welcome, sir san francisco arts director tom decan go necessary tom (clapping) and the san francisco public utilities deputy general manager michael and because in the fleet week i could i'll recognize everyone i do have the commander the third fleet he's here (clapping) admiral ray from the coast guard he's here (clapping) and lieutenant general miles co

mr. haney ms. maufas percent ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes except on item 1 and 9 i need more information. >> k one and k-9. >> yes. >> thank you dr. murase ms. norton ms. wynns president fewer thank you very much. >> this is item t consent calendar resolutions severed for board any action we don't have any q first reading i see none that is the boards member proposal may i have is a motion and second please for the appropriate use of movies and television in the classroom motion and second please. second. >> the matrix. >> anyone want to second. >> thank you very much 24 will be referred to the curriculum and program committee this is interesting. >> all right. this is board members report may i have it report of the committee on december 2nd commissioner murase. >> so on december 2nd the committee as a whole met on one informational item presentation and update occupy african-american achievement and leadership in the sfuftd and executive director of the office of assess and adequately and program manager vasquez present a very competitive report and they've clearly put a lot of time and effort into developing the african-america

returned to this area, k-9 units and police from all over montgomery county gathered here to get their marching orderers, they have since fanned out into the bureau starting at mr. stone's house and they will go block by block, house by house, door-to-door with the search dogs, eyes and ears on the ground trying to find anything. sources tell us they believe he may have committed suicide and may be looking for a dead body but can't take any chances. they are closing the upper perkiomen school district and people are told to remain cautious, they will start in pennsbu pennsburg borough. they will move into the wooded areas in the green wood reservoir area. they believe he may be there or when there to take his own life. they believe he may have taken his own life but are being very cautious about it. >> thank you david. >>> when "action news" is not on the air can you continue to follow the latest on this shooting spree and the manhunt for bradley stone at 6abc.com. there you can find pictures and videos from all the crime scenes and continuous updates on this investigation. investigators say that a former callwin police officer is in -- police say that gun fire

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mr. rush: i thank my friend and from mye danny k. davis ome state and my former city council colleague and all things that are justice and equality and standing for the goodness of not only this nation. , when want to say to you you mentioned me, i have to in a most humble way and doesn't have anything to do with me. and devout christian ologian and pastor of a church. but i have to remind you and others that the very next on ng after december 4, , which is my mother's birthday -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. rush: i want to thank the speaker. the police came to my apartment to kill me, shot my door down, but i gone underground. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2013, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. gohmert. mr. gohmert: i wanted to address the bills we took up late today. first we voted on h.r. 5759, this is the bill exactly as it appears. we always have copies of the bill that we vote on that are out here in the sp

mr. miller and one of our supporters bryan first of all, jackson i'm sure you're aware of you guys know the location you mentioned you know the location and ownership k t has been there a long time and it's location is 231 fillmore street in the heart of the district the closest streets loma bar it's active in the marina that has for decades a type liquor licenses a well-known bars some blaze places like the balboa cafe those are within half a block of jackson now some of the other well known establishment is east side west an lombardy and mask and condemn and on chestnut jackson is in the epic center of the bars and restraints so essentially a lot of bars in the area the goal for jackson and ownership in seeking a new entertainment permit for keeping pates u what's been going on keeping up with the cultural that draws us to the city in san francisco we want to expand our music program to include open mic nights and comedy for the off nights sunday nights an overwhelming amount of support for entertainment at this location do make the establishment the best for everybody in the community and over the years san francisco has lost it's culture within c

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k, he reportedly had 18-guns in his carry-on bag. seven of them were loaded. >>"i want to show you one of the guns that mr henry smuggled on a plane. this is an ak-47. this gun can shoot through a car door, can shoot through an apartment door, can shoot through a bullet proof vest." >> grant:the d-a said. this is just the beginning of a larger effort to get illegal guns off the streets of brooklyn. >> grant:a total of five people have been arrested in connection to the smuggling ring. >> catherine:vice president joe biden and his wife plan to attend the funeral for a new york city policeman gunned down last weekend. >> catherine:president obama asked biden to attend the service for rafael ramos this saturday. since he's on vacation in hawaii. >> catherine:a gunman ambushed ramos and his partner. when-jin liu. last weekend. the shooter was retaliating for the police-involved deaths of eric garner and michael brown. >> catherine:he later shot himself. liu's family will make their funeral arrangements once they arrive from china. >> catherine:new york city mayor bill de blasio and his wife visited the makeshift memorial in brooklyn to

mr. president, but it's not our job to be playing santa to k street. this bill is not designed to help working americans. it is designed to pay off all the promises made to lobbyists who funded campaigns over the past year. it's designed to make sure that a whole lot of folks can fly home, sure that more campaign dollars will be coming in coming weeks. before the united states senate is a bill that continues to fund the train wreck that is obamacare and does nothing to provide relief to millions of men and women who are hurt,, who are everything is, have lost their jobs, have lost their health care because of this disaster. and before the united states senate is a bill that does nothing, absolutely nothing to stop president obama's illegal and unconstitutional amnesty. that's why i rise to speak here today. the president's executive amnesty is lawless and unconstitutional. let it be clear, the dispute or executive amnesty is not a dispute between president obama and republicans in congress. it is a dispute between president obama and the american peopl

mr. their were no injuries. >>> go ahead and check out your 401(k), because wall street, it's on a roll. the dow closed above 18,000 for the first time ever. it's gained almost a thousand points in just five days. >>> and an amazing rescue overnight in northern california to show you after a couple's boat got stuck on a small dam. fire fighters could not reach the man and woman. so a highway patrol helicopter came in, plucking them to safety. neither person was hurt. >>> and in hawaii, lava flow threatening to wipe out a shopping center has stalled for now. officials fear that the lava would hit pahoa marketplace on christmas day. but the lava's edge stopped about 700 yards from the shopping center. and speaking of hawaii, president obama is getting lots of fresh air and exercise on his hawaiian vacation. that looks lovely, doesn't it? he went on a scenic hike with malia and bunch of friends. sporting shorts and sneakers. the president stopped to chat with tourists. he also squeezed in a round of golf. >>> and finally a 13-year-old stealing the show at a college basketball game. her name

mr. chan? >> yes. >> thank you. miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell? >> yes. >> doctor murase aye. >> miss norton? >> aye. >> my wynns. >> yes. >> miss fewer? >> yes. >> it's unanimous. >> [ applause ]. >> thank you very much, this is item k. advisory committee reports, and i have an announcement to make at this time the boe has one appointment on the san francisco elections commission. this appointment is currently vacant. the elections commission oversees all public federal state and district and municipal elections in the city and county of san francisco. the commission's duties include, but not limited to approving written plans, prior to each election, submitted by the director of elections, derek jetering the policies procedures and personnel that would be used to conduct the election, as well as an assessment of how well the plan succeeded in carrying out a free, fair election. if anyone is interested in applying for the position please send a letter to the department of education to esther casco to the following address: this application will be open from today, november 18-december 15th and the appointment will be made in january. special order of business. we have one action item. acceptance of the 2014 william

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that is why we have been in favor of concepts like start k to iraq or the scope of an employer offering a retirement plan. >> mr. betts do you have anything to add? i am done. >> thank you senator grassley. senator cardin. >> mr. chairman for solving you for holding this hearing and i agree this is a critically important issue. it's been 15 years since congressman portman and i recognized we had a significant problem in our economy and 15 years ago our economy was growing. our workforce was growing and income was growing. we let the world be a economic indicator. we also recognize we do not have enough money and retirement security for americans particularly low-wage workers and younger workers. so we tried to do something about it and we were able to get a couple of significant provisions incorporated into our tax code. i want to sort of build on that. our first principle was to simplify and to increase the limits particularly the catch-up contributions from the point of some of you have raised. when you're young you have a family and you have homes in you have all these issues come education and you don't thi

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mr. president, after spending that money on stimulus package, you promised a better economy, whereure the jobs? and why can't my child attend a better school instead of this failing urban k-12 system like in ferguson, and milwaukee, and most urban centers, why can i not decide where my kid goes to school to at least have a chance in life to reach their god given potential, that is what i would ask, but all we'll see is exchangeing of less an -- pleasantrys, and after they go home, and they go home, nothing changes. neil: a clear slap at legal authority in the game yesterday, by the rams players, what do you make of that. >> up to the nfl, and commissioner, i was appalleed by it as well. they are perpetrateing a lie, have you athletes that don't have a grasp of the facts that occurred, during that incident in ferguson. they know that playing on sunday, the nation will watch. they did what they did. i am glad that st. louis police union, i wish more police departments across america, and sheriff offices would start to take a stand against this nonsense, this is, tax on police -- attack on police, and that will continue. i am trying to do what i can, to be avoice for those

mr. president, why do our kids in central city, america, why do we have to send our kids to a failing school system, a failing km that's going to shackle them to a life of crime and violence and they'll never reach their god-given potential? why can't the parents choose better schools for their children to attend? why do you continue, mr. president, to support anti-poverty programs and initiatives that have worsened poverty over the last 50, 60 years and hasn't gotten better? if you want to do us a favor at the local level, why don't you issue an executive order calling for an audit of every anti-poverty agency initiative in america and let's stop propping up this walefare state that's done nothing more than hook these individuals living in these american ghettos on the handouts. >> what do you think of al sharpton. do you think he's well meaning? >> not at all. he's self-serving. he's exploiting a situation. but that's his shtick, megyn, you know that. he's a provocateur. al sharpton is a -- i read where he said he's an adviser to president obama. i have a lot of respect for the office of president, i have a l

mr. balls. >> a great story and people should read it. tom keene with "surveillance," 25 minutes from now. >> the autumn statement in the u k, what can we expecter devolution of power from scotland and elsewhere? the chiefned by economist from scotland's largest fund manager, aberdeen asset management. lucy o'carroll, what is the view from edinburgh? what are you paying attention to from a scottish perspective? >> the same things everybody else in the rest of the u.k. is. given that we are a global business. scotland is in our looking nation -- and outward looking nation. mainly on the fiscal side. there have been rabbits and hats on the fiscal side and so forth. what about the fiscal position? that's going to be a trickier call for the chancellor today. give us a sense of what oil prices are doing to scotland's mood about devolution? >> the oil price is good for the economy overall, taking a u.k. perspective. it will provide a boost to growth. it will take time to come through but it will eventually. course, as with all asset prices comment these things can go down and bounce back quickly. it hasot to see how much sustained since june this ye

police on the ground with k-9 sniffing dogs who pick up the guys scent even by air and thermal imaging cameras turn up nothing. >> a that the point we are still searching for mr. stone. we are looking at some known locations and i know that members of the media are at different locations right now and aware of those searches and we're also reaching out to the public to see if anyone has sight of him. as we stand here right now we do not know where he is. we do not have vehicle will information. we recovered his vehicle and personal cell phone so we have no information about how he might be traveling. >> reporter: earlier, police had somehow, found stone's car and cell even if so they have no way to track him by cell signal or any license plate. now in other developments, karen and chris, we have learned through court records that he was last up in montgomery county court just on friday, he has two cases going on, a couple of drunk driving cases where he is in a special veterans court program where he is getting treatment. we have learn through those court documents from his time as a marine he served a very brief time in iraq but got some kind of physical inj

agenda and by which to get involved in the dpr k human rights issue would go against the above goals and can only bring harm instead of benefits. thank you, mr. president. >> i would like to thank the representative of china for his statement. does any other member of the council wish to take the floor? i'm going to give the floor to the representative of australia. >> mr. president, thank you and thank you for convening this meeting. i will make only a few brief remarks. i would like to start by reading the letters of the group of 10 councilmembers addressed to you, mr. president, in your capacity as president of the council on five, december, 2014. the letter stated -- "we the undersigned members of the security council, australia, chile, france, jordan, lithuania, luxembourg, republic of korea, rwanda, united kingdom, and the united states are deeply concerned about the situation in the democratic people's republic of korea. we are particularly concerned by the scale and gravity of human rights violations detailed in the comprehensive report undertaken by the u.n. human rights council commission of inquiry in the democratic people's repub

k, and or other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. garrett, and the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. garrett: thank you, mr. speaker. now i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks and include extemporaneous materials for the record for h.r. 4569, as amended, that's currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. garrett: thank you, mr. speaker. at this point i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. garrett: mr. speaker, i rise now in support of h.r. 4569, which is the disclosure modernization and simplification act of freen. -- of 2014. you know, having access to the u.s. capital markets and the broad investor base that comes with it is vital, literally vital for u.s. companies to be able to grow their businesses and create jobs in this country. over time, as our security laws

agenda and by which to get involved in the dpr k human rights issue would go against the above goals and can only bring harm instead of benefits. thank you, mr. president. >> i would like to thank the representative of china for his statement. does any other member of the council wish to take the floor? i'm going to give the floor to the representative of australia. >> mr. president, thank you and thank you for convening this meeting. i will make only a few brief remarks. i would like to start by reading the letters of the group of 10 councilmembers addressed to you, mr. president, in your capacity as president of the council on five, december, 2014. the letter stated -- "we the undersigned members of the security council, australia, chile, france, jordan, lithuania, luxembourg, republic of korea, rwanda, united kingdom, and the united states are deeply concerned about the situation in the democratic people's republic of korea. we are particularly concerned by the scale and gravity of human rights violations detailed in the comprehensive report undertaken by the u.n. human rights council commission of inquiry in the democratic people's repub

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mr. reid. >> i would try to expand this is to make sure more small employers were more easily able to offer plans so starter k. or map. >> similar answer to remove the disincentives and increase the incentives for small employers to start those plans. >> and one way you would like to do that? >> starter k., multiple employer plans. >> dr. madrian? >> you know $225 million in your 401(k) or ira by investing up to the limits we currently have and putting it into well diverse like mutual funds. you get there by putting in come into employer stock and getting really, really lucky. and for every winner with employee stocks, there are lots of losers whose companies go bankrupt. so i don't think it makes sense to encourage gambling through the tax code by allowing employer stock as an investment option and tax favored savings plans. >> so you would support a change in that area? >> yes. >> okay. dr. biggs? >> i would echo the other witnesses, and simplifying the offering for small employers to get a low income workers, improve incentives for them to offer those plans. >> okay. at this point we have senator nelson on

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mr. speaker, i thank you for this opportunity and the time tonight and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair announces the speaker's reappointment pursuant to section 306-k of the public health service act 42 u.s.c. 242-k and the order of the house of january 3, 2013, of the following individual on the part of the house national committee on vital health statistics for a term of four years. the clerk: dr. vicki m. hayes of los angeles, california. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3rks2013, the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, for 30 minutes. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to say before he leaves the floor, if i may, i wish him the best of luck, doc, i wish the other doc who is already off the floor, the best of luck. the gentleman who is going to speak after me, i'll yield to him later, he's leaving as well. i must say some things about all three of you, if i may. because you fit into these particular characteristics. the three of you are gentlemen. the three of you are real patriots. the three of you are civil in every respect. the three of you have a good sense of the co

k. dylan of virginia, signed by 1 senators as follows -- mr. reid: i ask that the reading of the names be waived. the president pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. reid: i now move to legislative session. the president pro tempore: question is on the motion. those in favor signify by saying aye. opposed? the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have t motion is agreed to. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to calendar number 1147 in executive session. the president pro tempore: question is on the motion. those in safer signify by saying aye. opposed? the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have t motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: loretta coplin biggs. mr. reid: cloture motion, mr. president, at the desk. the president pro tempore: there is. the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on nomination of lore at the time at that biggs to be united