i live with george rogers at 239 bartlett along with the dog and kate ellie likes to play with in our backyards. and first i would like to briefly mention i don't think that this new plan complies with the 312 notice provisions because the 30 days were not provided. the next thing i would like to note is the fact that i believe they ignored the commission's direction to perform outreach for two month. we were in weekly contact with david campos' office and in constant contact with others and until may 3, 2011, exactly two months after this commission's last hearing, we did not receive any additional information from pollo campero. indeed, i emailed and left voicemails for who sibl the president of the franchisee and after initially telling me they had not made a decision, he did not respond to the emails or the telephone messages. i understand that others were not contacted and we did not receive the new plans until may 7, 2011, 12 days before the may 19 scheduled hearing. so i do not believe that pollo campero complied with the spirit or letter of the commission's march 3 direction.

neighborhood drive to get signatures on the bartlett street block one saturday afternoon within a couple of hours we didn't get 1,000 signatures but everybody did sign these oppositions. i think they have misrepresent ed itself saying they are not fast food and show lack of respect from the planning commission from the last meeting for collaboration of all of us. and i have concerns about enforcing the verbal commitment such as garbage collection and contributing to maintaining the neighborhood and keeping it clean. i just think there is an overall lack of integrity and i am not in favor of this plan. and i also think there is an inconsistency and what the city is looking to accomplish and to support lower income families so they have access to health care and yet there is a middle school that services a lot of the lowest economic segment within our neighborhood. and that is exactly who pollo campero fried chicken chain is going after to solicit support. i think there is a lot of conflict in that. thank you. >> i am a neighbor from 243 bartlett street and am opposed to the project becaus

every single individual from bartlett street that was here march 3 was invited to the meeting and over other one yes knew of and asked diego to supply the meetings and they were invite and we basically were able to show them something of substance. one of the reasons is the vision had to be createed. the tenants has to get together with the property owner and to see whether it made economic sense to all involved and get the architectural drauings to see what the cost would be and who would share the costs and the decision was made to move forward and given the plans ahead of time and we had the may 11 meeting and executive management is here to address any of the questions and comments you may have. and it was an ideal opportunity to ask anything they wanted and express any constructive criticism and there was some and as a result of the constructive criticism, the second set of revised drawings came out and they are in your files. they include about six revisions that were made after the may 11 meeting from hearing from the community. and this process has been very neighborly and i ha

bartlett, five minutes. >> thank you.the chairman's mark currently includes a provision that requires the secretary of defense to develop and carry out a plan for the preservation and storage of property acquired under the f-136 propulsion system development contract. this amendment would require that such a plan at no cost to the u.s. government provide support and allow use of the property by the f-136 contractor to self-fund its research, development, testing, evaluation of the f-136 engine. mr. chairman, this could conceivably save the taxpayers money because the mark requires the department to maintain this material, it is not maintained at no cost. there is an overhead for maintaining it. depending on how one keeps records, conceivably the use of this equipment by the contractor will actually save the taxpayers money. approximately 3 billion has been invested in research and development for the 136 alternative engine. the f-136 contract was recently canceled by the pentagon. the f-136 engine contractors believe stro

and 23rd between bartlett and cap streets.ight on the camera so we'll show you maze, it is flowing smoothly as you head toward the toll plaza. this is southbound san rafael from terra linda, no reports of stalls or accident. abc7news.com one stop shop for all traffic updates. >>> a new alternative is on the table for the california high speed rail route through the peninsula. this week project leaders will consider running the bullet trains on two tracks instead of four. under this plan, state would eastbound tri-my the two existing tracks between san francisco and san jose instead of demolishing them and building four new lines. this plan could win over opponents fighting the project over potential impact on their neighborhoods but it does mean fewer and slower service. >>> u.s. officials say that a hunt that begin even before the 9/11 attacks has ended finally with the death of osama bin laden in a u.s. raid. families who lost loved ones are reacting. >> terry mcsweeney joins us live in the newsroom with that part of the sto

bartlett: mr. chairman, i move we do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question son the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. according to the house standing -- the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for >> mr. speaker, the prime minister of israel. the speaker: members of >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct to you benjamin netanyahu, prime minister of israel. [applause] >> members of the house, honored guests, i'm deeply moved by this warm welcome and i'm deeply honored that you have given me the opportunity to address congress a second time. mr. vice president, do you remember the time that we were the new kids in town? and i do see a lot of old friends here. and i see a lot of new friends of israel here as well. democrats and republicans alike. [applause] >> israel has no better friend than america and america has no better friend than israel. [applause] >> we stand together to defend democ

i just wanted to acknowledge that i have visited my local library at bartlett and 24 with my granddaughter, who is just an infant, but at my surprise, rediscovering the library myself, but also, when i pulled up with a stroller, there was already a line of strollers for folks in my neighborhood who already know about the many activities that are available there for young families. i just think that this is such a great introduction to the library again, i have rediscovered my local library with my granddaughter, which i, sort of thought that she needed to be around kindergarten or first grade, but that introduction to reading and activities and visiting the library can happen much earlier, and i am very excited to be able to go with her on a saturday or thursday afternoon when they have those programs. i think that is a great addition the i had never experienced at the library, but i can also share that with my granddaughter and tell my own child that there are programs there for young the ones before they get to school, but it is the great introduction into the library as a supplement and

jason bartlett a shot up the middle, betancourt made the stop, flipped it behind his back to weeks whoarehanded the catch and over to first. it was perfect. let's watch it again. weeks took it from there, caught and threw to first all in one motion. doesn't get any better than that. brewers won it 4-3. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> there is a new entry in the category of weird showbiz baby names. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus these folks are eagerly awaiting a moment they've been looking forward to for 17 years. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. >>> pretty nice day in the northwest. we'll take mid 60s in portland and seattle. idaho also the twin he falls we are watching cloudy and rainy weather. we are looking good today in san francisco. much of tomorrow should be dry tomorrow in the southwest. that is channel 2. see skru sculptures. >> little bit of a scary image there. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. former beatle paul mccartney spared no expense when it

bartlett for five minutes. >> thank you. the chairman's remarks includes a provision that requires the secretary of defense to carry out a plan for the reservation or preservation of property owned by the federal government acquired under the f136 propulsion system contract. this amendment requires that such a plan at no cost to the u.s. government provides support and allows use of the property by the contractors to self-fund research, development testing, evaluation, and mr. chairman, this could conceivably save the taxpayers money. because the mark requires the department to map tan this material, it is not maintained at no cost. there isn't overhead for maintaining it. depending on how one keeps record, conceivably the use of this equipment will save the taxpayers money. approximately $3 billion is invested in research and development for 136 alternative engine. the f136 contract was recently canceled by the pentagon, but the contractors believe strongly in their een gin and stated their intent to continue through 2012 t

my second question is to explore the constructive suggestion we heard earlier from stacey bartlett about those kinds of ideas. i think we need as many ideas as we can. clearly, there is a need for equality middle school in the southeast sector. we should spend more time to think about how to make that happen instead of picking out isolated neighborhoods to assign across town. i do like this iteration of the plan because it is a gradual process. i recognize that the very big difference is these families who are in kindergarten now suddenly are realizing that possibly the middle school choices are not what they were when they first signed up. i think we need to our knowledge that. -- acknowledge that. the implications are different depending on when you enroll. i do have a couple of questions about the pattern itself. rosa parks and clarendon are not contiguous to presidio, but there is existing staff who teach japanese. clearly, there is curriculum reasoning for assigning those families to presidio. my question is about lakeshore. is there a curricular reason? some of these neighborhoods,

bartlett: thank you. i rise in support of the national defense authorization act of 2012. our jurisdiction includes approximately $78 billion of selected programs within the army, navy, marine corps, air force and office of the secretary of defense procurement and research and development accounts. i first want to thank the subcommittee's ranking member for his support this year in putting the bill together. ours is a truly bipartisan effort as it is for the full committee under the leadership of chairman mckeon and ranking member smith. the committee's focus is on supporting the men and women of the armed forces and their families, providing them the equipment they need and the support they deserve. our first priority, of course, is in providing the equipment to support our military personnel serving in iraq and afghanistan. the bill adds no additional funding for the department of defense programs within the subcommittee's jurisdiction. the bill however reallocates approximately $1.5 billion from canceled, delayed or otherwise lower priority programs to higher priority r

bartlett: thank you. i rise in support of the national defense authorization act of 2012. our jurisdiction includes approximately $78 billion of selected programs within the army, navy, marine corps, air force and office of the secretary of defense procurement and research and development accounts. i first want to thank the subcommittee's ranking member for his support this year in putting the bill together. ours is a truly bipartisan effort as it is for the full committee under the leadership of chairman mckeon and ranking member smith. the committee's focus is on supporting the men and women of the armed forces and their families, providing them the equipment they need and the support they deserve. our first priority, of course, is in providing the equipment to support our military personnel serving in iraq and afghanistan. the bill adds no additional funding for the department of defense programs within the subcommittee's jurisdiction. the bill however reallocates approximately $1.5 billion from canceled, delayed or otherwise lower priority programs to higher priority r

happy birthday tasha bartlett. one of our loyal viewers. we got the sun out.nd maryland's most powerful doppler radar five sweeps across the chesapeake and we are in good shape. manchester with haze and patchy fog in carroll county. but watch the sun come up and we are looking at a hazy sky. milky white shade and high thin clouds and don't stair too long the southbound in annapolis, we have some high glare off the water of the severn by the u.s. naval academy. we are looking across the area with mid to upper 60s. a 70 spot now in bel air. and we have ourselves a look at rain on back towards the west. now there will be showers that pump up with the heat ahead of it. that's why we are getting the mix of clouds but the solid band of rain trying to break up a little bit. and it will reenergize and produce localized flooding and across the appalachians but what does the rain mean for us? we will have the forecast extend through the weekend coming up. stay tuned. there's much more"good morning maryland" in moment. #. >>> about ten minutes after 9 on this tuesday. ba

but that was my introduction to president bartlett. >> jimmy: and did he scare you?him when you saw him roaming the neighborhood like this? >> listen, anytime there's a baseball wheelding man in cameo fatigues, it's a good idea to run. >> jimmy: there's something your kids can learn from the book, right there. one major thing. >> halloween etiquette. >> jimmy: halloween etiquette is important. also you talk about a lot show business stuff, how competitive you guys were. you were almost the lead in "footloose." >> that was the one that got away, jimmy. >> jimmy: well. >> they had a dance-off. big dance audition. i'm many things. dancing is not one of my strong suits. >> jimmy: you're no ralph macchio on "dancing with the stars." >> everybody's in the book but you. but there's time. >> jimmy: maybe i'll be in the pap paperback version. >> there's time. actually blew my meniscus in my knee. yeah, man, i separated my rib on an obstacle course training to be a s.e.a.l. for my next movie. to say you blew out your knee during a kick ball change thing. >> jimmy: would you ev

and this morning i am joined by this lovely pup here as well as bobby bartlett.rf which runs a great thing here in downtown walnut creek. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. we're happy to be here. yes, sound, may 15th, arf is hosting our 11th annual animals on broadway. it's a fair for people and pets to celebrate being each other's best friends. we're very excited that broadway plaza is sponsoring this again for us. they closed the street here. it's one of only two times in the year they closed the street to through traffic. we kick off at 10:30 with a fund-raising dog walk and that's why hannah is wearing her special scarf. it's a great way to raise money. you can ridegister online. we've got dog washes, the walnut creek police department with canine dem odemos, all kinds of fun things. we'll have wading pools and a dog wash to keep them cool in case it's a warm day. >> always nice weather. you know, that's the one thing you love about the bay area, we love our pets and love to bring them out and participate as well. thank you for joining us this morning. >>

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bartlett, five minutes. >> thank you.'s mark currently includes a provision that requires the secretary of defense to develop and carry out a plan for the preservation and storage of property acquired under the f-136 propulsion system development contract. this amendment would require that such a plan at no cost to the u.s. government provide support and allow use of the property by the f-136 contractor to self-fund its research, development, testing, evaluation of the f-136 engine. mr. chairman, this could conceivably save the taxpayers money because the mark requires the department to maintain this material, it is not maintained at no cost. there is an overhead for maintaining it. depending on how one keeps records, conceivably the use of this equipment by the contractor will actually save the taxpayers money. approximately 3 billion has been invested in research and development for the 136 alternative engine. the f-136 contract was recently canceled by the pentagon. the f-136 engine contractors believe strongly in thei

sanjay gupta spoke with veteran journalist donald bartlett and james steel.wrote about the food and drug administration in "vanity fair." >> this is a topic i'm very interested in, i've done some reporting on myself. i read your article in "vanity fair." americans take a lot of medications, 61% of adults take at least one pill. 25% of seniors take at least one medication. and these numbers are going up. just as a starting point, and we're going to get into this, but how much confidence should they have that their medications are safe? donald? >> that's a really good question. it's -- it's almost like a lottery. many of them are, and many -- and some of them are not. and the question is, for the person taking the pill, what are my odds. >> and also, you have the situation that a pill that may be fine for one person isn't for another. and that's one of the great unknowns that hangs out there with almost all medications. >> i think people sort of generally understand the process. there's an fda, an organization that is supposed to oversee this. medications are s

his name is bruce bartlett. he said in his blog about the proposal from the house republicans on the budget: distributionally, the ryan plan is a monstrosity. the rich would receive huge tax cuts while the social safety net would be shredded to pay for them. even as an opening bid to begin budget negotiations with the democrats, the ryan plan cannot be taken seriously. it is less of a wish list than a fairy tale, utterly disconnected from the real world, backed up by make-believe numbers and unreasonable assumptions. ryan's plan isn't even an act of courage. it's just pandering to the tea party. a real act of courage would have been for him to admit, as all serious budget analysts know, that revenues will have to rise well above 19% of g.d.p. to stabilize the debt. mr. president, let's just go back to that chart that makes the point that mr. bartlett is making, that the five times the budget has been balanced around here in the last 30 years, the last 40 years -- 1969, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001. by the way, those l

bartlett for maryland. >> in the conference and it's true in the democratic caucus we are able to expresset our thoughts out in one minute. deutsch of the lateness of the hour and so everyone might have a chance to say something before the debris i ask unanimous consent we move from the five middle to the two-minute rule. two-minute compromise. if you want to commend my amendment. >> any objections. >> there are important issues coming up. >> does the leedy object? >> yes, i do. important issues. yes, i object. >> moving on, mr. forbes is recognized. the clerk will please distribute the amendment. >> the reading of the amendment will be dispensed with. i would be happy to respond to any questions anyone might have in the interest of time. basically what this amendment will do is it complies with language that is already in the section 1226. section 1226. >> the united states the congress has to get notice of that. what this amendment says is if we have a permanent relocation of a thousand individuals are more we simply get notice of that by the congress for 90 days before they do it. that

bartlett for five minutes. >> thank you. there's an interesting philosophical argument. on earth has been responsibility to make iras and regulate the army and naval forces. if we determine a level of armaments that we consider essential to of the protection of the united states, can the senate give this way in ratifying a treaty in which we hand over to the executive the authority to determine the level of protection needed by our country. we have every right to search ourselves. i don't know if we have been in this contest. i think we have to assert ourselves to the world in we would object while only has come this limits funds for reduction of the beat floyd weapons required by the new s.t.a.r.t. 3d until the secretary of defense and energy jointly certify the modernization plan is proceeding. there is nothing in there that guts or stops implementation of new s.t.a.r.t.. it just verifies the modernization you said you would do is proceeding. future administrations need to be reminded that this has to continue forward. s.t.a.r.t. requires a joint certification. the sec

bartlett said about the house republican plan the following. "distributionly, the ryan plan is a monstrosity. the rich would receive huge tax cuts while the social safety net would be shredded to pay for them. even as an opening bid to begin budget negotiations with the democrats, the ryan plan cannot be taken seriously. it is less of a wish list than a fairy tale utterly disconnected from the real world, backed up by make-believe numbers and unreasonable assumptions. ryan's plan isn't even an act of courage; it's just pandering to the tea party. a real act of courage would have been for him to admit, as all serious budget analysts know, that revenues will have to rise we will above 19% of g.d.p. to stablize the debt." now, this is a former economic advisor to president reagan commenting on the house republican plan that we rejected on a bipartisan basis here yesterday. why does he say it's a monstrosity? well, he says it because even though revenue is the lowest it's been in 60 years, the first thing the republican budget from the house did wa