that is my request. >> thank you. >> brian smith. followed by hons, sue, kim. >> good afternoon. >> i live at masonic and mccalaster i would alike to oppose taking away the parking, i have a family and it would be impossible to put them on a bike and they have to have grocery and park and take them up to the apartment or whatever they have to do, so in the strongest terms i would like to oppose the removal of parking and making that a route for bikers which i think are unsafe as well. thank you very much for your time. >> thanks. >> and okay. >> sue kim, followed by... >> i should come up more often talking about bicycle issues, in a previous life i owned a shop and i was a bike racer and so i have a lot of sympathy for our challenges as a commute and i used ko commute regularly on a bike and i don't do that now, i once talked about cyclists with a taxi and he said that is line (inaudible) and which is mortal enemies and i don't think that is the case. i came up to speak because i do support and i know that this is the affordable and

next speaker we'll have brian smith followed by ralph lee. richard lewis perry. robin anderson. and nick berg. >> hi, thank you board, i am brian smith, the owner of blackberry bicycles on 6th and we opened a little over a year ago. we have been very successful and i don't think we could have done it without the foundation laid by the cm cbd over the last years. it's really critical for my now nine employees and thousands of customers to feel safe and comfortable coming to the neighborhood and coming into my bicycle shop and getting on an expensive bike and riding it around the neighborhood. i really strongly support the renewal of the cm. cbd and i think that the people such as myself who have invested in the neighborhood and the people who live in the neighborhood and the thousands of people moving to this neighborhood, and investing in the future in this neighborhood, will be way worse off if the cm. cbd is not allowed to renew and continue the work that they have already done. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, ralph lee, next speaker. >> good morning supervisors.

. >>> time for sports, i'm jack smith, good news for brian harper, and the nats.n after an example, harper has hap been given the go ahead to resume strength training andtran begin the jogging on the recovery left knee. meanwhile the nats visit phillyl squaring off against former nats pitcher. a chance to rest his bruised right foot.right atop of hisses foot against the indians. something he has done three done times. he says something is wrong withh his swing. the good news is he is expected to be back in the lineup tomorrow. last night the game five of the nba finals, the definition of the spurs, and making its firsts start of the season and made the most of it, just ask the heat, e the first shot of the game. gam. he played 33 minutes, delivering on the arsenal of floaters andad finished with a season had i 24 points and a 114, 104 win.win. he is not the only reason, butr one of the big reasons for the nba fines. >> we all knew how important the game was, we needed a win, we couldn't do go to miami. we needed to win both games, great opportunity to one win away

. >> brian: more from steven a. smith steve: she's just 12 years old, but she sure has pipes like a pro. ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched ♪ were so gallantly streaming >> steve: that little girl, the heat's lucky charm, here to perform live on "fox & friends" hour two for tuesday starts right now. >> gretchen: good morning, everybody. >> brian: the 12-year-old? you had david stern talking about her. she outshined the heat in a game they had to win in the nba final. >> steve: we're hoping it's dry outside so that we can have her outside as we raise the flag in front of our world headquarters. but it is a little rainy. so it might happen inside. >> gretchen: she's an amazing good luck charm for the heat. apparently they're 18-2 when she sings the national anthem. >> brian: it also helps they have lebron james on their team. >> gretchen: let's talk about that leaker, ed snowden. guess what? he's no longer holed up in the hotel in hong kong. he's on the run. where has he gone and what is next? how will the u.s. actually find hi

. >> brian: dr. helen smith, your book will do great. research and vote of confidence. meanwhile, stick around. donald trump here to weigh in on the nsa leaker and so much more. carol alt is filling in for dia gretchen. he knows you. >> oh, many years, yes but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do something. once i started taking the lyrica the pain started subsiding. [ male announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or skin sores from diabetes. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of han

host: matt smith tweets in -- washington, independent line. briang of "national journal" is our guest. caller: good morning. i question is, if the government pursues charges against snowden for leaking the information about the prism program, will they also bring thates against the people leaked it initially in 2005 and reported by "the new york times" that the prism program was going on? or will they be selective in who they prosecute here? are you familiar with the fact that prism was leaked in 2005 or 2006? guest: i think there were some inkling that something like prism was going on at that point. electronic found here for a nation -- electronic frontier foundation for a while has been saying that at&t has been involved in some kind of government program to surveilled u.s. citizens. but at that point, nothing like like the s -- nothing size and scale of prism had been revealed, at least to the extent that snowden has revealed it this time. host: brian fung, this tweet -- guest: i think that's absolutely right. the constitution doesn't make an ab

smith. the host of "way too early" brian shactman. >> we have a lot to talk about to do. >> we do. >> "the new'm so excited. >> what? there is a declared winner in the iraq war. and it's china. china reaping the rewards. deficit bill less likely says "the wall street journal." you'll like this. kids are eating less sugar. >> i do like that. i like that because it seems like americans are becoming so aware of this that they now are not buying these things that make their children sick and overweight which will help adjust what is actually put in the food in our stores. >> there is no doubt about it. we had evidence this last hour that americans are starting to pay more attention to what they eat. do we have the burger king video? >> no! no! >> i think americans -- did you see this, ben? >> obviously, an amazing labor savings apparatus. >> that is stupid. >> look at this. while you're doing tattoos you can have a worshihopper. when you're boxing, you can have a whopper. this is impressive right here because how many times have you been in the middle of walking dogs? like, boy, i wish i could eat

our heart goes out to another broken-hearted mother in the name of pat smith who lost her son sean just like josephine did with brianry. the government --. bill: is it your, with all the scandals around washington that this one gets lost, brian? >> well, you know, we feel like we've hit a dead end. now darrell issa has pursued this investigation it the best of his ability but the claim of executive privilege has effectively put a dead end into his investigation. and, once again, we call upon this administration to release those 80,000 documents, and allow this family, the terry family and the rest of the american public to understand why operation fas and furious was put into place and why the administration denied, specifically the justice department, denied that this operation ever took place for three months. bill: yeah. >> terry family was never even told that the weapons found at brian's murder scene were operation "fast & furious" weapons for three months. that information finally came out with his sell blowers. bill: i apologize. >> there has to be --. bill: i apologize for overstepping you. the computer will

will smith, practically every actor in hollywood who could walk upright and speak english was considered. producers settled on brandon ralph. who? everyone asked and are still asking director briann franchise to direct 2006's superman returned. pretend like superman 3 and 4 never happened. way ahead of you. but a confusing concept to sell to audiences. singer took liberties and gave superman a son with lois. >> his cryp tonian biological make jun enhanced by lois's son and she gets a super kick to her stomach. >> and that most american of superhero, an ideal, the way we like to think of ourselves, patriotic, benevolent. don't screw with us. let's face it. no one fan ta sizes about being wi clark kent. >> the face, the glasses, that has the costume superman uses to blend in with us. >> you have a lot of people hoping you can make us believe man can fly again. >> okay. the 40th annual daytime emmy awards happening tonight, honoring the best in soaps, talk shows and children's entertainment. robin meade and a.j. hammer of our sister network, hawaiian are among the hosts. the most nominated network for the "young and the restless." cnn is among those nominated with sanjay gupta medi

brian: now it's time for news by the numbers. please put something on of the first, 10%. that's how much stock for smithped by strong demand and fears of increased gun regulation. next. $7 million. that's a psychic that didn't say the payout coming. she has to shell out 7 million bucks for bogusly claiming a couple had a mass grave on their property. and five. arnold schwarzenegger confirming he'll be back for "terminator 5" that starts production next year. >> steve: meanwhile, to quote another movie, it's a bird, it's a plane. it's the latest superman movie "man of steel." here is a clip. >> it's not an s in my world it means hope. >> here an s, how about -- >> excuse me. >> gretchen: wow. look at the special effects. it's in theaters today. it's been so long since i've seen a movie, kevin, maybe i need to see this. depending on what you say. good morning. >> good morning. that clip already geeked me out. the score that's play not guilty that scene is so incredible. superman being rebooted, zach snyder is here directing the film. he about "300 in watchmen." he created the perfect example of nerd tears

smith. practically every actor in hollywood that could walk up right and speak english was considered. producers settled on brandon ralph. who? everyone asked. and our still asking. director brianexmen franchise to direct 2006's "superman returns." singer's concept, pretend like superman 3 and 4 never happened. way ahead of you, brian. but it was a confusing concept to sell to audiences. even singer took liberties. he gave superman a son with lois. how would that work? >> his krip tone yan buy logical makeup is enhanced by the -- >> the movies have never totally gotten superman, that most american of superheroes. he's an ideal. the way we'd like to think of ourselves. patriotic. benevolent. but don't screw with us. let's face it. no one fantasizes about being clark kent. >> the fwlaglasses. the business suit. that's the costume. that's the costume that superman wears to blend in with us. >> your move, zach snyder. you've got a lot of people hoping you can make us believe a man can fly, again. i've been checking my tweets on your favorite superman. by far, christopher reeve wins. send me tweets. sfwlnch >>> coming up, chaos in florida after a sports bar deck goes crashing into b

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