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stadiums all within a few minutes walk the bolshoi stone in the shi'a where the hockey will be held the adler arena for speed skating the iceberg for figure skating the ice cube for curling. you see how the venue is our to each other we need five minutes to go from one venue to another bring the it's the most olympic park in the world during the winter games for sure. because the territory is just two hundred fifty six hectares and. everyone knows. this territory and that was of course one of the real unique selling point it's very unique you see games and near the sea sure this is. me and tennis seventy. seven minutes past the mountains yes. i walked into the iceberg arena to see how the interior was taking shape but it seems the workers here have everything under control even if they do have to work from some pretty precarious positions but that doesn't mean they're not looking for new recruits. well the games might still be a few months away but as you can see this is a project that's going to take some finishing but i think they can probably use all the help they could get. and sorties tr

all within a few minutes walk the bolshoi stone and the schreiber where the hockey will be held the adler arena for speed skating the iceberg for figure skating the ice cube for curling. you see how the venue's hour to each other we need five minutes to go from one venue to another venue is the most olympic park in the votes during the winter games for sure because the territory is just two hundred fifty six picked hours and weeks and winners in this territory and that was of course one of the real unique selling point it's all really neat you see winter games and near the sea sure this is the side of me and tennis seven made to test seven minutes cross neverland in the mountains yes. i walked into the only spurred arena to see how the interior was taking shape but it seems the workers here have everything under control even if they do have to work from some pretty precarious positions but that doesn't mean they're not looking for new recruits. well the games might still be a few months away but as you can see this is a project that's going to take some finishing and i think they can prob

my name is michael adler, the president of cana construction north income. i have been part of the construction community since 1978. * i'm excited about the project, not because it is monumental and luxurious and millennium or luxuriousness but because it is quent essentially san francisco. it is in the right neighborhood, beautifully designed and developed, and looked forward to folks that love the community. this is a perfect urban in-fill. looking at construction costs eight octavia will create 13 million in labor economic benefit, creating more than 165,000 person hours of work. the equivalent of keeping in excess of 80 per year. i commend you for the collaborative effort and urge you to push this over the finished line with approval of conditional use request, thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner, many flores, carpenters local 22. i'm here to the project request for local conditional use. it appears they have done their homework. strong support from the community. below market rate, parking spaces for auto and bike. that area is long overdue. we ar

addressed to professor adler. as i recall in the area of criminal law, prosecutors don't have absolute immunity but lose it if they violate clearly established judicial rules. if as you suggested, the tp a or other administrators have been ignoring clearly established supreme court precedents is it possible to go after them for damages personally? >> i don't think so. a problem of what they have done is they've failed regulations and they would argue every individual enforcement action they take they have gone through a case by case the termination that the supreme court told them they had to do until they issued a regulation. they would be able to argue that they have done that. the problem is that doesn't do anything for the landowner who wants to know do i do what state and roll local regulators are doing or just federal regulators too and the response or corps of engineers response is consultants will tell you. up until the time the agency is threatening enforcement action but there is not this sort of malfeas

president gerald ford requested the name be changed to "enterprise" after "star trek" fans launch adler-writing asking the orbiter to be named after the famous starship "enterprise." you think we are making this up. there they are. my god, i'm a doctor, jim, not a neighbor of space shuttles. >>> just 50 days until the election, the romney campaign showed signs of infighting and politico's story has several unnamed sources pointing the finger at campaign strategist stuart stevens so far. it includes romney not talking about afghanistan and iraq during the convention speech, along with the infamous distraction of the clint eastwood appearance. bring in our monday panel, dan balz, claire page, the mainstream media well represented here. dan balz, it is september. a conversation with joe klein this morning, said i'm having september 2004 flashbacks, the parade of clinton people came in to rescue the kerry campaign, bob shrum said everybody is losing this race. are they trying to push stuart out or get a message to stuart? >> governor romney likes his counsel. they are an odd couple. two distinctly

ali adler and ryan murphy. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a the clip of andrew rannells in "the newhout a single botanical. but david said, "no, be direct." so i decided to fire you. if you don't work for me in any official capacity. >> do you know of any labor men? i find them so reasonable. >> in attempt to practice my parental skills, i've decided to use words instead. you colored on my expensive couch, and i am very upset. what do you have to say for yourself? >> i would never. i have too much regard for antiquities of all kinds. >> are you doing little edie from "grey gardens?" >> oh, what a clever judge of character. >> obsessed with that documentary! i wanted to be little edie for halloween but my mother said i couldn't. she said i could go as one of the feral cats. the jokes on my mom, though, because boots was a lady cat. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's doing little edie from "grey gardens." >> i know. yeah. amazing. she just came to ryan with that impression. >> jimmy: no. >> no, ryan didn't -- i mean, she just was obsessed with that documentary, and she -- ryan ju

who is a friend to my jonathan adler on my show frequently. a columnist, and i quote him. he has written a couple of great books about president obama and fdr. came on the radio with me. as said, hey. 878 billion. well, it helped the recovery. what did it by? well, we have made some improvements on rte. one in new jersey. he said that. i quote him. you know, the problem is, you can't point to anything. i begin to educate him and others about the works progress administration. in 1933 when the works progress administration was put into place by fdr it began to pay for things. it did it in a very unusual way. we will pay for 45% of anything you want to build right now. right now. state and local government got together and came up a long list of building projects that were genuinely shovel ready or which they would make sure we're ready . i . people often in my speeches. my first job of high-school. still open today. it was built with dollars and local dollars. i was talking about this recently was one of my law partner, tim cook. joseph timothy cut is from the jersey. the h

daniel thomas afflitto lee allan adler emmanuel akwasi afuakwah joseph agnello mukul kumar agarwala davidiah joseph ahern brian g. ahearn and my husband, patrick adams. you are gone, but you're not forgotten. we may see mainly on sunday morning when you awaken us to breakfast. we missed that. you will get the cable ready but the best china possible and a way to breakfast. we missed that. we love you. you're gone but never, ever will be forgotten. may god bless her soul. >> and my beautiful brother, michael lynch. joanne marie ahladiotis shabbir ahmed terrance andre aiken godwin ajala gertrude m. alagero andrew alameno margaret ann alario gary m. albero jon leslie albert peter alderman jacquelyn delaine aldridge david d. alger ernest alikakos edward l. allegretto eric allen joseph ryan allen richard dennis allen richard lanard allen christopher e. allingham and i asked w. alice in janet m. alonso arturo alva-moreno anthony alvarado antonio javier alvarez victoria alvarez-brito telmo e. alvear cesar amoranto alviar tariq amanullah angelo amaranto james m. amato joseph amatuccio and my broth

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we had in their contracts only that they're supposed to help us figure out ways of mitigating that adler and that, and that still hasn't happened. and then we're putting in a prior authorization program now that is a pilot using the same contractors, and that we didn't have yet a standard by which we felt like they should live to our not be a part of the program. i think, i think it would be just incredibly astonish and i just want to make sure, i know that i am now, that i am not missing something here, that maybe there's something else you would like to say. >> i think for the contracts there are many things that are contractors do. ever rate is one piece of the contract. we do expect him to do education and outreach. unfortunately, that education and outreach is not having the impact we hoped it would. prior authorization is a tool that we think can help significantly lower the error rate and also identify and help us identify fraud that could be occurring inside the benefit and help us figure out additional things that we may need to do to prevent it. .. >> how they could have one th

if wrong is wrong, he who defends is wicked, he replays, and the answer to those like adler who raised specter of multiple loyalties, he insisted that identities in real life could not so easily be compartmentalized. a life-long democrat, he concluded the responsible voters needed to weigh their responsibilities as jews ands a citizens as one in the same, and recalling general order number 11, he came down forcefully against grant. now, when the votes were finally tallied, grantee merged the winner by more than 300,000 votes, and a healthy 134 electoral votes here in new york. grant lost by precisely 10,000 votes. the historians think that's a little bit too precise. for it to be true. voter fraud has a lot of things suspected, but whatever the case, the jewish votes, pundits then and now, greatly exaggerated the jewish vote could scarcely have made much difference, actually, at john franklin, the great historian opinioned out. half million americans who were able to vote in 1868, especially those who voted in the south, likely voted for grant. they made much more of difference in gran

>> michael adler from the wilson center. thank you for coming.u spoke about importance of the u.s.-israeli alliance. at what point would israel step away from that? in other words, how much discord could there be if israel felt it had to react if the united states is saying don't act. and the gentleman here in the pink. >> thank you. from carnegie. i'm wondering if you could talk about the slew of issues that the strike could be possible october surprise is in the upcoming presidential elections this year. >> an october surprise for the american presidential elections. surprise for barack. >> regarding the relation. i say that i will say it again. the importance of the relation, but good relation between the american people and the american administration is the israeli administration is on the highest importance of israel. now i don't think that the blame should be put on one side. incline me to hide. it is falling from the three that she climbed on. there is a way to reduce the pension and the way of insight to mature people, discussed it openl

lee adler. joseph angelo. david scott agnes. brian g. ahern. and my husband, patrick. you on sunday mornings when you would wake us for breakfast. we miss that. you would get the table ready with the best china possible. we miss that. we love you. you are gone, but you'll never be forgotten. may god bless your soul. >> and maybe a full brother, michael beautiful brother, michael. >> terrence andrea akin. gary m. albero. john leslie albert. peter brett alderman. david g. alger. edward l. allegretto. joseph ryan allan. richard l. allan. janet murray alonso. anthony alvarado. victoria alveres. and my brother, chris. we love and miss you. our family would like to express our gratitude to the rescuers. our friends and family have supported us all these years and the untimilitary to keep a safe. god bless us all. >> and my son, paul. paul, you are a shining star. we love you and miss you very much. we will never forget you. thank you. >> paul w. ambrose. craig scott amonsun. [reading names] michael andrew. david lawrence angel. mary angel. peter paul appollo. frank thomas. l

last but not least, i'm happy to be able to have with us our colleague michael adler, public policy scholar extensively as a correspondent for a news agency. i would like to invite michael to start us off. >> the morning and welcome. this is a sad day for the wilson center. i am sure that nancy would be happy that we're going ahead with doing things here. i want to cover the history of diplomacy and iran in 12 minutes. [laughter] a with going to do those bags, the history of the world and 5 seconds. it is a very long story that has been going on since 2002 when an iranian resistance group revealed that iran had things going on. in 2003, i started with a october come in 2003, but the investigation started in february of 2003, when a nuclear watchdog flew into teheran. -- tehran. iran is going ahead with its nuclear program. it feels justified, saying its nuclear program is a peaceful effort to generate electricity and that it has an inalienable right to do this. the u.s. position is that iran is secretly seeking to develop nuclear weapons and, under the guidance of the npc, and under the gui