thank you supervisor christensen for asking the questions. you asked a lot of what i wanted to ask. i'm going to be supportive of this program. i love to share responsible piece of it. as pointed out, day 7 is the only one that has no day or go. when you talk about identifying, as we go forth, the 55 sites, and we were unsuccessful in identifying anything in d 7, how are you going to rectify that? speaker: it's pretty clear to us that we're going to need a concerted effort to make sure that the producer responsibility organizations are successful in district 7. i don't know why there was such a challenge there, but it will have to be rectified. the nice thing about the ordinance, as gilmore alluded to, there's ways of achieving that help. i may ask for your help. if there are some sites that have some fears or some con ster nation, maybe all of us can go together and see if we can convince them to participate and see what is the issue holding them back. we have the ability to offer residents mail back options, events. there's a lot of flexibility in there that the pharmaceutical com

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after pearl harbor he asked for a declaration of war. had there been a government responsible for the attacks on the trade center in new york in 2001, september 11th we would have had a declaration of war against that government. it would have been as powerful and wide-ranging and unlimited as any declaration of war, prompted by the traumatic experience that also pearl harbor was in our experience. >> i do think that had that been a government that attacked us we would have had a declaration of war. since, i think, the korean war and the vietnam war, and during the period of time when we were putting military force into central america, the government has sought authorisation for limited use of military power. and i think one of the reasons that presidents have been loathe to go forward with a declaration of war is because it is so unlimited and uninhibited and you'll encompassing. when the nation comes together behind a declaration of war there's no limitation on what you do. you may not have the political capacity to do it. harry truma

. >> he thought asked to be seated and when i came back he was gone. >> he's talking about last year. >> i'm talking about recently. >> he's trying to get us over here. >> i have one more question and let you go you have security at our door and you have another security inside. >> one at the door and one is watching the lines so it didn't people don't break the barricades. >> so they're both outside you have no one inside i have a report from the police. >> the line is inside the restaurant we're watching the line outside but inside the restaurant. >> i'm sorry, i stand corrected so we have cad reports there were saultsdz inside the restaurant do you center any internal incident reports about those assaults inside our restaurant with the police involved. >> i hadn't come across one that the police discussed with me, i'm aware 6. >> any other commissioners i have a question. >> yes. >> so 2010 2011 i paid the taxes and 2012 you didn't and 2013 what happened. >> i called the business in his place. >> who what. >> we're when business slowed down in 2012, we get the bills now what happen

i asked him what exactly does that mean? he says it's important for the american public to get engaged, when you see something, say something. some of what he said caught washington surprise by this morning that maybe he sparked some unnecessary fear. so i asked him about that. >> i know i know what you just said do you regret any of the comments you made this morning? >> no, no. >> but there may be some concern that this could wind up hurting the local economy, because minnesotaens may not want to go to the mall, i asked the governor governor's smocksman, he did tell me the governor is monitoring the situation and will continue to consult the guidance of federal, state and local law enforcement officials who are working together to assure the safety of all minnesotaeningss minnesotaens. fred what makes all of this somewhat confusing is a number of u.s. officials have said throughout the day even mo the mall of america was mentioned in this video, there's no known specific credible threat here. secretary johnson largely dimi

i'm chris wilson i live on state street what we're asking - what we're asking is what was asked for in 1985 a variance what denied the rules have not changed since 1985 the city is in desperate need of middle-class housing deny the variance and allow the second-story to be built between the slightly home we'll ask you to determine the placement and size of the lots san francisco is growing in differences between the poor and rich this graphic from the article is is here sorry >> that's the two minutes. >> thank you. >> airbnb debris goldman we have two ways to reduce the size of the buildings first, you, shape the nerves to fit the context under the city's residential guidelines if you don't ask so for this to be done the disgraceful disparity will become for widespread this will happy when you build only mega homes that can be purchased by a small percentage of people if you approve any building on state streets that we ask for the modifications the state street buildings westbound sect set back by 15 feet to accommodate two monterrey trees that had require the answer to engagement an

ava asked why? -- abe asked why? sound familiar? lincoln thought about this for a minute and 05, it seems to me that if we buy the rails from england, then we've got the rails, and they've got our money. but if we build the rails here we've got our rails, and we've got our money. [applause] now, a lot of people accuse me they say i don't give any credit to republicans. now that's one republican i like. i'll tell you, that's the way we will do it. people ask me, they say, harkin, how will you pay for this? where will you get the money? i will go to the american people and i will say, it is time you make a choice. you have to make the choice. this is a free country. here is your choice. it's called, a ballot. if you think we need to continue to spend $160 billion to defend europe from the soviet union, or whatever it's called now, forget the fact that europe is rich and powerful. if you want to continue to defend europe, you put your ballot in the bush box. but if you believe like i do that europe is strong enough and rich enough and

had asked for. and of course, as the chairman will recall, we need those e-mails, because the e-mails we do have from lois lerner contain such jewels as lamenting gop, celebrating democrat wins, forecasting gloom and doom, if the gop god forbid ever controlled the senate saying that we needed a plan to overcome citizens united. those were just some of the e-mails that i recall, mr. chairman. and if my chronology holds after the commissioner told us that he would priority the production of those e-mails, of course, they magically disappeared. and then the irs of course mr. chairman employed herculean efforts to recover those e-mails. they were not successful. but then after the election, they did appear at some point. and now we are reading that 500 of those e-mails will not be made available due to the invocation of a privilege. does the chairman know what privilege the white house is relying upon to not produce those documents to congress? >> i do not. >> do you think -- do you know whether the pre

are asking or you are asking. >> they are asking it-- can that happen? >> thankfully this is one of those questions that has a simple answer. the answer is no. >> thank god. >> definitely not. >> no you cannot. >> i will be sure to tell them. >> but even as parents just don't understand, susan has another solution. >> if it is that awkward for parents to talk to their children about sexual behavior, they have to find a web site that your child, in front of it and say google it. look it up yen line. >> don't i think what you are describing right now is terrible parenting? >> well i think that it's -- -- --. >> zurp el, you kids want answers just google s-e -- >> well that is a -- >> but if the unfiltered web going to teach our youth, it was up to me to fix the internet so kids get ready for-- the wolf of fall street. >> hello. >> starring-- and me. >> things in here are a little dirty. >> leo -- hardo decockrio in the most-- porn ever. >> it will get you off. >> you had me at cervical cap. >> of unsafe sex. >> a fantastic way of transmitting sexual infect

that be reduced by two feet this is a loss of 17 square feet of liveable space donate it we're asking for a minimum we don't care if they extend into the rear yard we don't want a deck and stairway next to the is that a i'll give the rest of my time to my colleague. >> thank you my name is tracey west my husband and i own the property next door we have three children we moved over 20 years we purchased our queen victorian and moved in lavish day the first family built the home and the children had to go to the nursing home we've spent several years trying to restore the victorian but we did a lot of structural and major repairs trying to keep the homes history intact and only having windows that are custodian owned as long as we own this home we'll maintain if the recession was full of kids a large dog or two many celebrations to the sires wedding this was before many of the homes in the neighborhood the homes were built for the light and air consideration not the design that removes the light and the point - >> thank you yourself time is up. >> speakers in opposition to the project.

. >> she's asking for an additional thirty days for the order taking effect. >> commissioner walker. >> so how long will it take to do the work you're getting permits for . >> i minimal thirty to 60 days so if the tenantable to move out successfully evict her at the end of this month we're talking about february 28 days because of the chinese new year i hope that we can extend it to 60 days so the work will be done correctly without you know any corner cut. >> commissioner mar. >> so can i ask the department what the cost are as of right now do you have that. >> the fees. >> fees. >> which are held in abeyance because the permits are pulled. >> there was an initiate fooedz fee of one thousand 20 and the those one thousand 28. >> so about 3 thousand. >> and sorry commissioner mar. >> i'd like to make a motion. >> we're not there yet we need public comment. >> we need the department to do their 06 minute rebuttal. >> no more comments thank you. >> ma'am, there's a chance for you to speak another 6 minutes if you like. >> i'm hoping that the fee can be reduced because i mean the work wa

reduce it in what way, sir >> we're not. >> i'm asking for this reason this is what we want to know. >> why don't you make our statement we'll give a chance for that everyone to respond we can't respond that way. >> i would like to see polk, geary unplaza and 6th street and annex part of tenderloin so that way when the police are called they there have a better chance of resources and respond better and that way people will know that the police are responding and not waiting thank you i'm sorry dr. marshall. >> thank you (clapping). >> next speaker >> good evening, commissioners. >> good evening. >> captain and chief i'm a secreted treasurer of local 2 so local 2 represents working in the hotel restaurant for food concession at the working at the at&t park park and sro so 9 thousand members in inform their work as room tenants and bell server and bartenders so our union located on the 209 golden gate avenue for over 2040 years the union hall is a home they come to the union hall building the committee in their work phase meaning their field reps and volunteering and so the field reps

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we asked. but they put policy in front of american citizens' lives. >> senator corker, put policy in front of american citizens' lives. that is a grieving father. what do you say to him, what do you say to other americans? >> look, chuck, i can't imagine a greater pain for a parent than knowing that your child is eded and you're doing everything you can to cause them to be free and be back home and be with your family. at the same time, what you do when you begin to pay ransom which is how these groups support themselves, what you do is encourage them to take even other american citizens, other people. and so you encourage them to continue to do what they're doing, even more. so this has been a long-standing u.s. policy. it is a policy that i support. at the same time i understand the extreme pain that a family would go through knowing that this is our u.s. policy and knowing that their daughter their daughter lost her life. >> one of the other radical things that isis does is they are enslavin

so let me ask it again. if the administration loses in the king versus burwell case, do you believe you already have the authority to make an administrative fix, or will you come to congress and ask for additional legislation? >> senator, i am focused right now on implementation. with regard to those questions, we believe that we are going, as implementing the law, and that the law will stand. >> i'm asking if you're wrong. if the supreme court disagrees with you, and that's -- if five members of the supreme court disagree with you, do you believe you have authority to issue an administrative fix, or do you think you need additional legislation? >> with regard to the answer to that, senator, what i'm saying is what i have been focusing on is implementation, not on that question. >> mr. chairman, secretary burwell's a charming person, and she's obviously intelligent. but these hearings are absolutely no use to us if the witnesses refuse to answer straightforward questions, which this witness has repeatedly do

to get fish we're not asking to learn to finish we're asking for access to the pond you have a job to do here one the jobs resistance to us and thank you it is acting one is coming to trans march and engaging in the community organizations that encounter you i put up here for the overhead for you to see i remember in fourth grade class i got extra credit for spellings duke imagine but also the constitution in this country and one sentiments is establishing justice and providing for the common defense we need justice with justice we have tranquility for ourselves and then we'll have safety and that's the safety our community needs the trans community needs safety please gave me with you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, everyone astonishing i can't was my friend sometimes by the disagreed but more importantly she was someone's someone's daughter so i ask you if you have children does that child deserve to die for expressing their truth does that child deserve to be raped because a man decides she's worthy of assault and violence because of who she is

center in the neighborhood they'll continue to provide the services we ask your approval for the conditional use authorization we have the cafe bank personnel here. >> any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner richards. >> i i guess i'm generally more skeptical of formula retail than our anchorage person reading the case report and understanding who is going on i move to approve this with the conditions outlined. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i had a question on the signage it's hard to tell whether it's not drawing it looks like it is going to be cafe bank and going to be in red i guess it looks like two colors and not sure i would ask that the project sponsor continue to work with the staff that is fine if you can answer the question. >> there are two halo list signs on the walls and one projecting sign that is on the edge or will be on the edge of the building. >> i'm trying to fought the color scheme. >> the reproduction. >> that should be fine as long as you can see what's there that's fine. >> the bank on suggestion of the planning depart

. >> can i ask the project architect the person in the presentation said a hatch was not doable where they require hatches in spaces i think those stair structures are awe notifying. >> i can speak to that. >> when there's a roof deck you need a stair that's code compliant and need handrails a hatch didn't allow that a hatch works if mechanic equipment or spates space on the roof. >> we've used hatches before why is this different that a hatch won't work here. >> i honestly can't answer that why a hatch wouldn't be feasible as opposed to the bulk. >> can i ask the architect so if we were to minimal a hatch that's an opening in the envelope at that location we'll be required to build a par pit so all the way across the extension of that hatch we'll be compared to zero to 7 feet and that flattens out to exit the stair you'll have the horizontal wall at the property line and closer to the skylight 42 inches in height frankly there's no way around that of i found a exemption code for the roof says that the par fit will make the shading worse. >> i'm not sure about that. >> compared to the

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when she was asked how she would different -- when she was asked about president obama's illegal and unconstitutional executive amnesty which i might note, no less a legal scholar than barack obama, has 22 times noted the lack's the authority to issue an amnesty i would note just last week a federal district court declared illegal. she pledged to support executive amnesty saying she found the legal justification reasonable. it doesn't just stop at that, it is not an attorney general who will carry out this illegal and unconstitutional executive amnesty, she went much further. when she was asked, in her legal judgment with the theory of -- would the theory of prosecutorial discretion allow president obama to extend amnesty to all 12 million people illegally, she refused to answer that question. when miss lynch was asked if in her understanding the subsequent president could instruct the treasury department to no longer collect taxes in excess of 25% she refused to answer that question. when she was asked if a subsequent president exercising her theory of prosecutorial discretion could

isis was asking for $6.2 million.o yes, at one point you just reported and this is news you're making right here they asked for this prisoner trade for sadiki somebody in a u.s. prison and the white house didn't do that trade. but they were desperate to try anything to get their daughter back. >> in your conversation, you asked them again about the negotiations about what kind of negotiation could have taken place. i wanted to play a little bit more of that. >> we understand the policy about not paying ransom but on the other hand any parents out there would understand that you would want anything and everything done to bring your child home. and we tried and we asked, but they put policy in front of american citizens lives. and it didn't get changed. so that's something they are going to work on i'm sure that's in the works. >> do you feel like our government did enough to help you? >>. >> i think they wanted to but i think again, it's the policy and i don't think anyone had any idea this group would be as powerful a

and i think some of the questions that my colleagues asked today were the same questions i asked mr. updike privately. i asked to speak to me about the rational of this and so forth and i am very appreciative for you to come and meet with me to actually explain what the process is, and what kind of latitude you had in your decision making, and your explanations to me were logical to me, but what came out of that discussion was we could tighten up the language administratively in terms what we could ask your office to do and not do, and i understand that these type of situations don't occur too often, but when they do occur we should probably have some policies around it where we could give you guidance. it seems like there is very little guidance at this point, so because of your explanation and because of the situation we're in and because of the latest concept you came up i will be supporting this. >> thank you. supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. mr. updike could you tell me what activity is going on there now? >> yes supervisor cohen. we are currently using the property for

president obama is asking congress for authorisation to fight. the president insisted no american ground combat troops would be deployed as part of a plan. local forces on the ground that know the country best are best positions to take the fight to i.s.i.l. that's what they are doing. one page in a 3-page proposal was a focus. the resolution: enduring operations raising alarm among those wary of the mission creep. there would be no combat roles for americans the president has said. >> i want to be clear american forces in iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. >> wednesday some democrats said they want stronger language. >> no one knows what an enduring offensive combat operation means, and deliberately drafted to be ambiguous. >> the white house conceived that point. the phrase applies to a limited set of circumstances. >> request we had active intelligence about a gathering. and partners didn't have the capacity to get them you would be prepared to order special forces to take action. >> reporter: the authorisation would last three ye

asked the question.happens so often, that it would be - it would create internal tension if i got mad every time i heard it. i have begun to question what it means, and where that convention comes from. i think that when sun says "where are you from, and is waiting to hear a country", that person is not accessing information that i think is essential to who i am or to who we are as people. >> there's another part of that which i know as an asian american, wh i'm asked that question "where are you from?" sometimes i take it to many you are not american. >> it's like a code for why are you here? if someone asks in the state where are you from, it's like you say. it may mean tell me a little bit about your background, or i'd like to know something about who you are as an individual. it may also mean are you here - same in germany, italy and england. there is a sense that certain people have to explain their presence. and for other people they are entitled to that presence. that question, i think, innocent a

i have to ask if the scoop today is born out, if he asked for his personal e-mails to be deleted off of all state servers, and he did it a week ago today, would that change your feelings about whether or not he might be able to stay in office and be effective? >> i think we just learned that information late this afternoon. we have a very strong public records law here in oregon and a process to deal with that. i don't want to rush to judgment, but it sounds like a serious matter. >> democratic senator diane rosenbaum. i know this is a difficult time. i feel like things are moving very fast in the state. keep us apprised as best you can. i'm not sure why we're more interested in it than the rest of the national news media at this point, thank you for helping us understand what is going on right now, i appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. >> if you want proof that i'm a total outsider to oregon politics, it is wilamit week, not willamet week. also, house republicans stomping on the brakes. and president obama putting his pen collection to good use today. and later "50 shades of gray."

ask what service you can give. ask who you can express solidarity with. ask what you can contribute. and he must have known either intuitively or consciously that when you get asked, you get something beautiful in return. he must have known that he had been asked by his own mother and father to care, to have concern, to have loyalty, to have solidarity, to be an includer and that when he'd been asked, he got thousands of moments like that one with his sister, touched, moved, compassionate happy, joyful. the two of them together. no explanation needed. so go back to your own stories when you were fully alive where you at a moment of great relationship and connection where you had a moment that you would describe as religious, maybe at peace with yourself, at peace with others where you had a moment where you felt like you were connected to something big something creating equality or justice for others, some people identify moments when they were involved in some big enterprise where they felt the world would be better. maybe it's interpersonal. maybe you'

going to be cafe bank and going to be in red i guess it looks like two colors and not sure i would ask that the project sponsor continue to work with the staff that is fine if you can answer the question. >> there are two halo list signs on the walls and one projecting sign that is on the edge or will be on the edge of the building. >> i'm trying to fought the color scheme. >> the reproduction. >> that should be fine as long as you can see what's there that's fine. >> the bank on suggestion of the planning department did modify the sign. >> okay. thank you. >> made them smaller and halos. >> commissioner there is a motion and a second to approve that with conditions. >> commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards is commissioner wu. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously have to zero and places you under our discretionary review calendar for the benefit of the public that was continued to march 12 and places you on the next item on fulsome street >> hello commissioners. >> staff first; right? >> right.

just want to ask you, were you tapped for the job or did you step up and ask for it? interesting competition to get it and it was -- yeah a competition. >> i want to know the words you said. what were you words you said? >> i said a lot of thingses. where i thought this brilliant magazine could go and where it could go. amazeing magazine amazing colleagues. >> what did you say about yourself? >> i said that i would be a football-like manager. i made the analogy with a football team and said we had very good star strikers. we are brilliant goal keepers but i would be the manager of the team. >> oh god. >> okay. now -- i definitely learned the hard way that you can't be self-deprecating and you have to do that. what did it take for you? did you step up and say, pick me? or how did you get to where you are? there are moments that you can characterize that are similar or did you have a different strategy? >> that's a great story. my strategy was around the experiences and the different opportunities i had at deloitte. so i had sponsors partners sitting in rooms saying let

senator king asked a good question. we need to draw the line more tightly between anecdotal evidence and what we can say with more precision about recruitment efforts. but i would say this. the terrorist landscape we face right now is increasingly characterized by actors who are not necessarily affiliated or tied to terrorist hierchy or leadership. they operate on their own in many cases. in many cases, they radicalize and mobilize themselves for violence on their own, so that particular type of prop, -- messaging activity that goes on from terrorist organizations uses many, many factors and guantanamo is one of them. certainly not the only one. other aspects of u.s. foreign policy feature that as well. but i just would have to, it's indisputable that this material does not feature terrorist propaganda. we do owe the committee a better understanding of the direct connection. >> thank you and quickly, miss secretary. there's a discussion of the classification of the arrangement of the countries. is it fair to say that it

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i want to ask him questions. >> and here's what you ask him. were you there in the plaza? i didn't see him. and as i told howard, when i left the hotel he was in the hotel, when i got back he was in the hotel. and didn't have any video until i showed up. so if you were there what the hell were you doing. and then you can ask him about big footing. and how he stayed in the hotel and the correspondents who went out and put themselves at risk had to come back and he took all their individual and putvideo and put his name on it. and they did that crap all the tile. and anybody challenging my report being down there, have them come on.mle. and anybody challenging my report being down there, have them come on. how can eric aimburg is not on with me? he's on cnn. >> networks haven't touched it. do you think this is getting traction as a story or because it comes down -- there is no dispute bill o'reilly was in argentina, that it fades after a couple days? >> if you had asked me this friday night i would have said it was down trending. as a matter of fact, i've been trying to find

i would ask you to ask duarte and find it in his great work. you can't talk about process of engagement of dialogue of understanding if you ignore something as important, as crucial, as essential as political prisoners. we often talk about the embargo. and we mention it in different forms. eloquent voices talk against the embargo. one of the members of the congress who is not present right now blames the embargo for not being able to go to cuba. but it should be mentioned perhaps they should mention that the only real embargo the only real duarte that the cubans face is the cruel criminal castro regime that does not limit itself, and on a weekly basis beats women on the streets. a regime who murdered in the hospital a courageous woman. or who murdered a man by not letting him drink water for 18 days. yeah, there will be changes. there will be improvements. but not for the people. it will be for that regime that has imprisoned so many humans, that has repressed cubans and that is frankly carrying the lead in these negotiations, or taking the lea

you asked your i.t. people. >> right. >> was it's long conversation? did you ask them one question? >> i asked them questions about how the backup disaster recovery process worked. >> so the word "confirmed" is based on one conversation you head with i.t. people. >> yes. those are the experts. they told me there was no way those tapes could be found or would be used because they were reused -- >> that's all you did. >> that's all i did. >> really. an issue where repeated lies from lois lerner, false statements given by doug schulman the unprecedented fashion in which you release the data ahead of the inspector general's report, with the plan in question you have tipped off the treasury and white house about, and all you do to confirm, you lost the most important documents from the most important person in the center of the scandal, owl you do is ask a question of the irv t. people? that's it? >> we spent six weeks looking at the hard drives and the documents for 82 people -- >> no, no, no. >> to produce 24,000 more lois lerner e-mails. that's what we did. >> who was the person, this