detailed one hundred pages long of requirements for installing utilities to telephone poles and as mr. simon stated the planning department crown castle will be replacing the pole at the 25, 30th with a brand new telephone people in conclusion public works buildings we filed one the article 25 and urge the board to deny the appeal i'll be here to answer questions. >> ms. i'm sorry, i didn't hear our name and higgins. >> what this is the first time i've heard the argument our city has jurisdiction over a wireless boxes on street properties on public street properties. >> well the wireless facility will be installed on public right-of-way that is where the wooden poles are you think that's how the permit came - - i understand my question to you has your department run it to legal whether this requires our commission review because it is city property. >> well, actually those poles are owned by the new orleans joint pole association give you an idea of what they are - basically an alliance or association with the various like counties and also like utilities companies that including crown castl

mr. simon cowell. them. >>. >> simon: i wish you weren't coming to me first because i didn't like that very much. >> oh, really? >> simon: not really. it was just a couple of guys with some lasers and a big face. i've just seen this kind of thing better. i like it when you feel like people are floating in the air, you're telling stories. i thought the first time you did it was way better. and i hated the music you used. >> heidi: hate? wow. that's a strong word. >>> in howie, do you feel differently? >> howie: i do feel differently. i was at a different show than simon cowell. i thought it was classic dance with this new kind of digital -- it was matrix the musical, you know? it was very futuristic and very now and very digital. i thought the music added to the feeling and the eeriness. simon, did we see the same show? >> simon: yes, we did, darling. >>> in mel b, which show did you see? >> mel b: i was a bit confused at the beginning because i didn't quite get what was going on. then i did get night.

mr. pl simon of the machinists' union, to the people of the united states, who were still waiting anxiouslyement through free collective bargaining agreement had been reached. mr. symiller felt gratified that an agreement had been reached. mr.he month of july ended, johnson may have felt confident machinists had rejected the settlement and the engines of five major airlines across the country remained cold. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] next on american history tv, rabbi gary zola talks about his book, "we called lincolni abraham lincoln and american jewry, a , documentary history". at the cottage zola explores , lincoln's relationship with prominent jews and the jewish community's involvement with civil war politics. the national archives hosted this 90-minute event. jim: a document in our records of rights exhibit, which you

mr. p.l. simonople of the united states, who were still waiting anxiously to become airborne. a settlement through free , collective bargaining agreement had been reached. mr. symiller felt gratified that an agreement had been reached. as the month of july ended, mr. johnson may have felt confident like machinists had rejected the settlement and the engines of five major airlines across the country remained cold. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up this weekend on c-span3, a look at organized crime in the south in the 1950's. the report concluded that organized crime syndicates really did exist. they were not myths. they depended upon support and cooperation of public officials around the country. >> author tammy ingram discusses her book, "the wickedest city in america." american university history professor will argue if the at

mr. vice president, my colleague simon hobbs has a question for you. >> mr.ent, you'll be aware many people struggle with some. things that trump has said about women in particular or the saltiness of the language during some. debates when he was challenging. the ban on muslims, a long list of things that people worry about. do you think that donald trump represents traditional republican values? >> well, look, he defeated 16, 17 republican candidates. a few of those i supported in the primary. he was very successful. the voters in the republican primary have spoken, and do we want a republican president or not? i do, and i think most republicans, and i think the polls are starting to go that way, that most republicans are starting to rally around their nominee. the convention hasn't been perfect by any stretch of the imagination but tonight is his night, and hopefully it will be a soiled speech. he'll show a path forward and that he will stick to that message throughout the campaign and be victorious. >> amongst the notable senior members of the party that h

finally, mr. simon lazarus, we thank you for being here today, and thank all of the witnesses. quite an steesteemed panel with century or more of experience. >>> this committee is holding an investigative hearing, do any of you have an objection of taking testimony under oath? do any of you desire to be advised by council, rise and raise your right hand, i will swear you in. do you all swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. thank you, you are all under oath and subject to the penalties of the united states code, ask you each for a 5:00 summary of the schedule. pay attention to the yellow and red lights there. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking members of the subcommittee for this opportunity to appear before you this morning. to discuss the affordable care acts cost sharing reduction program. it is part of the aca implementation. there's a serious miscalculation of demand for health insurance of young and healthy, people. my colleagues, brian of the center and heritage foundation and university of houston and i, have

mr. william j. simonf the machinists' union, to the people of the united states, who were still waiting anxiously to become airborne. a settlement through collective bargaining agreement had been reached. sy miller ler -- felt gratified that an agreement had been reached. but the machinists' union rejected the settlement and the engines of five major airlines across the country remained old. > next on american history tv, abbi gary zola talks about his book, "we called him rabbi abraham -- lincoln and american jewry, a documentary history". zola explores lincoln's relationship with prominent jews and the jewish community's involvement with civil war politics. the national archives hosted his 90-minute event. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable sait

mr. paul simon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're weary you feel it when tears are in your eyes i will dry them all ♪ur side when times get rough and friends just can't be found ♪ ♪ like a bridge over troubled water i will lay me down ♪ ♪ like a bridge over troubled water i will lay me down ♪ ♪ when you're down-and-out when you're on the street ♪ ♪ when evening falls so hard i will comfort you i will comfort you ♪ ♪ i'll take your part when da darkness comes ♪ ♪ and pain is all around like a bridge over troubled water ♪ ♪ i will lay me down like a bridge over troubled water ♪ ♪ sail on silver girl sail on by your time has come to show in ♪ ♪ all your dreams are on their way see how they shine ♪ ♪ if you need a friend i'm sailing right behind like a bridge over troubled water ♪ ♪ i will ease your mind like a bridge over troubled water ♪ >> okay. we're putting it off. a lot to discuss here. paul simon, age 74, an american and music institution, and, yes, like you, we thought arty might come out when we heard the opening strains of "bridge over troubled water." two things about him, he has a spectacular

finally, mr. simon lazarus, we thank you for being here today, and thank all of the witnesses. quite an esteemed panel with a century or more of experience. >>> this committee is holding an investigative hearing, do any of you have an objection of taking testimony under oath? do any of you desire to be advised by council, rise and raise your right hand, i will swear you in. do you all swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. thank you, you are all under oath and subject to the penalties of the united states code, ask you each for a 5:00 summary of the schedule. pay attention to the yellow and red lights there. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking members of the subcommittee for this opportunity to appear before you this morning. to discuss the affordable care acts cost sharing reduction program. it is part of the aca implementation. there's a serious miscalculation of demand for health insurance of young and healthy, people. my colleagues, brian of the center and heritage foundation and university of houston and i, have p

mr. paul simon. [cheering] ♪ ♪ [cheering] in many ways we are a shining city on a hill.ard truth is that not everyone is sharing in the city does plunder and glory. there is another part to the shining city. the part where some people cannot pay their mortgages. and most young people can't afford one. where students can afford the education they need and middle-class parents watch the dreams they offer their children about right. fundamentally, my father was very concerned about how people were treated and that was the arena that drew him in. he was always the son of an immigrant. he was always an outsider. and that was his edge. about said, who cares what the audience wants to hear. it is about what you need to say. i remember going to washington and begging for dollars washingtongoing to and begging. money forle treatment. a little money to save these children. these battles were for real consequences and they made a difference to rail people. legalized abortions aren't ruthless comic catholics looking to lower our standards, in many cases the proponents of legal abort

finally we introduce mr. simon who is senior at the accountability center.t to thank all of our witnesses. it's quite a qualified panel with legislative experience we look for to hearing from you. we are taking testimony under oath. do any of you have any objection to taking testimony under oath benchmark seeing no objections, the rules of the house and the rule of committee you are advised by counsel. if any any of you desire to be advised by counsel today, i've seen no request for that, inc. that case please rise and raise your right hand and elsewhere un. you also where the testimony you are about to give is the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. >> thank you. you are now under oath and subject to title 18 section 1001 of the united states code. we will have a five minute of your written statement because we are on it tight time schedule and please be a attentive to the red and yellow lights. >> thank you members of the subcommittee and ranking chair for this opportunity to appear before you this morning to discuss the affordable care act cost-sharin

mr. paul simon has come around to supporting hillary clinton but in theatq0v1e0s10=50 ♪ ♪ when you're wearyin your eyes i would dry them off i'm on your side when times get rough when friends can't just be found like a bridge over troubled waters i will lay me downe like a bridge over troubled waters i will lay me down when you're down and out when youre on the streets when evening falls so hard i will comfort you i will comfort you i'll take your heart when darkness comes and pain is all around just like a bridge over troubled waters i will lay me down like a bridge over troubled watersri ♪ ♪ sail on sail on by you're time has come to shine and all your dreams are see how they shine if you need a friend i'll sail right behind like a bridge over troubled waters i will lay me down i will ease your mind like a bridge over troubled waters (cheers and applause) >> paul simon and the legendary simon and garfunkel singing "bridge over troubled water" which in a room like tonight where there is been so much fracturedness, everyone holding hands. >> woodruff: i think he served as a bridge over trou

mr. coffee, precision coffee brewing system. >> pauley: in 1968 his name figured in a second song as a brief, cryptic lyric in simon and garfunkel'sve you gone joe dimaggio. ♪ our nation turns its lonely eyes to you ♪ >> pauley: as dimaggio told "sunday morning"'s robert lipsyte in 1995... >> i still don't understand what the song means. i've never understood it fully and i still don't. >> pauley: joe dimaggio died at the age of 84, his 56-game streak hitting record survived. next... curtain going up on the cleveland play house. woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay alary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for remo than energy." ♪ stand by me. >> pauley: the republican convention will command center stage in cleveland this week, but long after delegates have come and gone, the city's trademark theat

mr. coffee, precision coffee brewing system. >> pauley: in 1968 his name figured in a second song as a brief, cryptic lyric in simon and garfunkel'sve you gone joe dimaggio. ♪ our nation turns its lonely eyes to you ♪ >> pauley: as dimaggio told "sunday morning"'s robert lipsyte in 1995... >> i still don't understand what the song means. i've never understood it fully and i still don't. >> pauley: joe dimaggio died at the age of 84, his 56-game streak hitting record survived. next... curtain going up on the cleveland play house. ,,,,,,,,,,, >> pauley: the republican convention will command center stage in cleveland this week, but long after delegates have come and gone, the city's trademark theater will still be going strong. scott simon of npr has saved us a front-row seat. >> thank you for attending our 100th season. >> reporter: a world premier in lights and hushed excitement as the curtain opens. bonjour. je suis henry saunders. report the play is a farce, four sinners, two wives and three girlfriends in a swank paris hotel suite, the double entree day. this world premier isn't in new york or london. it's in cleveland. ohio. t

mr. paul simon. ♪ ♪ when you're weary and you're feeling small ♪ ♪ when tears are in your eyes i will dryl ♪ ♪ i'm on your side when times get rough and friends just can't be found ♪ ♪ like a bridge over troubled water i will lay me down like a bridge over troubled water i will lay me down ♪ ♪ when you're down and out when you're on the street yeah ♪ ♪ when evening falls so hard i will comfort you i will comfort you ♪ ♪ i'll take your heart when darkness comes and pain is all around ♪ ♪ oh, just like a bridge over troubled water i will lay me down like a bridge over troubled water ♪ ♪ ♪ sail on silver girl sail on by your time has come to shine ♪ ♪ and all your dreams are on their way ♪ ♪ see how they shine and if you need a friend ♪ ♪ i'm sailing right behind like a bridge over troubled water i will ease your mind ♪ ♪ like a bridge over troubled water ♪ >> paul simon, singing "like a bridge over troubled water." sarah silverman telling the bernie or bust people you're being ridiculous. we have to talk about that. we will take a short break. coming up, michelle obama, senator warren and b

mr. pegues: i wrote my own story. i walked into simon & schuster with a script like this, date books. should add that picture in the book. the -- i kept it journal every year. i kept a journal every year as a police officer direct outcome i do not write every day, sometimes every week or month. the stories,. all the stories in the book, i wrote them already. when i walked into simon & schuster with my book agent, we sat down with harpercollins and everybody and they were looking, well, you wrote all of that and you write your own manuscript? our the wrote the book. it was written. brian: let me read something. the words jumping a bit, but the -- i want to get as much as we can. the married back what you wrote. by the time they pulled the guy off of me, i was hot. i was seeing red. i was covered in cuts and scrapes, this guys blood all over me. we cuffed him, and i went to walking out to the bedroom car. at the top of the stairs, he stumbled and slipped out of my hand, i did not push him. i do not try to catch them either. i let him fall, and he went down the stairs handcuffed, headfir

mr. pegues: i wrote my own story. i walked into simon & schuster with a script like this, date books.ks.tack of date i don't have that picture in the book. i really should add that picture to the book. i kept a journal every single year as a police officer in direct things down. i did not write every day. sometimes every week or every month. the juliana's story. -- the giuliani story. all the stories in the book, i wrote them already. when i walked into simon & schuster with my book agent, we sat down with harpercollins and everybody and they were looking, well, you wrote all of that and you write your own manuscript? i already wrote the book. the book was written. brian: let me read something. the words jumping a bit, but the -- i want to get as much as we can. let me read back what you wrote. give me the circumstances. why did you tell us that story. mr. pegues: i wanted to be transparent. the worst thing i ever did as a police officer. i could have killed a handcuffed prisoner by not securing him. and, that taught me right then at that moment, almost like another incident, when the

good evening members of the board i'm tom reuben, junius & rose i'm above the permit holder simon michael mrmichael is here this evening as the highly qualified and experienced team over one years of bind experience assembled for the project our teem will demonstrate two points first, the appellant raise the concerns with the pierce and foundation work completed over 3 years ago politically the highest methods the evidence of the appellants foundation has been monitored over the 3 years and the largest movement is one half inch and undisputed that is substandard and settling for years second as the site protection for the property we've proposed a modification that pulls the evacuation from the shared property line at least 4 feet one last note that in requesting the board deny the appeal we say the board pursuant to special conditions that adds conditions to the proposed sited modification and the wrauflz the dwelling unit measure with that, our structural engineer thank you. >> good evening my name is david i'm the structural engineer for the project for michael's residence based on the so

simon henderson. the washington institute for near east policy. in today's "washington post," we can get a passing reference. mr. brennan: i did talk to david ignatius prior to that. is a reference to me. >> he did not imply you did. the headline on the online version is "the 30-year-old prince could jumpstart the kingdom or drive it off a cliff." what can the u.s. do and what should it do to get a good outcome in saudi arabia? mr. brennan: continue to work very closely with the saudi leadership and the saudi government. president obama has been there many times during his administration. we have constant interaction with the saudi government and the political economic security intelligence and military realms. we have very close alignment of objectives in some areas and need to continue to work with them. the saudi 2013 vision -- the saudi 2030 vision spearheaded by prince mohammed is an ambitious view of the future. i think the saudi leadership as a whole deserves credit for thinking about how saudi arabia will prosper in the future across a number of different areas in terms of development, investment, emplo

mr. trump." that is from "the hill." i think we have our british viewer from bristol. simon in the u.k.. thanks for calling back.ler: thank you for having me. i love watching c-span, by the way. basically about democrats and republicans, neither of them seem to know much about focusing on america's international obligations. specifically what i am talking about is nato here. is the number one force in nato. for the moment, the number one military globally. the biggest trouble you've got is that economically, one of the weakest members of nato. because basically for quite some , time you have this increasing national debt. whyll know the real reason the national debt has not caused you to cap -- crash and burn economically. that is because you have the leverage of the dollar which has meant the interest payments to national partners remains low. but neither democrat or republicans seem to want to talk about these issues. instead they seem to be focused on very much internal domestic issues, which is fine during a general election. but when america is such a big power in the world it does make me question what is

simon peg co-wrote this until and it bounces out great action, great comedy, great castin casta love quinn tow as spock. i love mrc in the film and features the first gay character ever in the star trek ever. john cho so loo was revealed to be gay the action is very well done in the in many i think the movie really works on all levels. there's emotional core to it that really works. also, anton yelchin as check off is fantastic. now we know you havely he passed away this past june but his role in this movie is amazing and proves again he's one of the best actors working today. if you haven't seen charlie bartlett i recommend that as well. i love michael score on this in many the action really work. i saw it in i max 2d i recommend seeing it in regular format. save yourself that extra cash. carl urban is amazing as bones in the overall star trek universe, i think wrath of kahn the best trek movie ever made. this is definitely solid. i've gave a four out of five. >>> lights out pg13 horror film actually started as a short film on youtube couple years back and the director is now made his feature film debut this mov

mr. neal: i ask unanimous consent request to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation, in honor of the memory of simon, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as preefls announced of unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: mr. speaker, would that we run out of victims, mr. speaker, would that we run out of victims, but tragically that's not the case. i'd like to yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. norcross, for purposes of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. norcross: i ask unanimous consent request to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation in honor of the memory of of dayvon berry, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request have not can be entertained. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: i yield to the gentleman from california, mr. huffma

simone. bring home some precious metal to sugar land, texas. sugar land loves you. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of the 200th anniversary of the founding of row let, township, potter county. the township was founded on anuary 29, 1816, in honor of row let. one of the original settlers of potter county. today the community's name is spelled a bit differently due to an early error by the post office department. today the township is home to more than 1,300 people. later this week members of the community will kick off a two-day celebration starting on friday in honor of the township's bicentennial history. the celebration will start with a 5-k walk for the fight against domestic violence, it will continue with an ice cream social and bingo. on saturday a prayer service is planned followed by a barb queue with a parade plan for saturday afternoon. the hemsing is planned for s