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

i'm brian smith. on the board of directors on the cbd and merchant. i own hulk el berry bicycles. 56,000 maintenance cleaning request have been completed, 50,000 graffiti, 50,000 removal of trash. 15,000 measure chapter and visitor assistance service have been provided and 9,000 social service outreach have been addressed. we have also produced or sponsored 143 community events to track shoppers, diners, tenants. as someone who owns a business who is recently in vested in this neighborhood. i can tell you firsthand that this is having an effect that this is helping my business, that this has brought me to this neighborhood. we have a long way to go with this. there is a lot of development in this neighborhood. it's very important that we renew this and continue to do this work. my employees and can you see mers who come down and make the effort to come do this effort. we would be worse off if we didn't approve this. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> hello, my name is dave, program director, case management services providing mental health serv

acknowledge the work of our community and also i forgot mention our board member that are here today brian smith and president david, it's not just the services. it's the fact that this is a forum that brings the community neighborhood together. the form a lone will not bring the community together, but the businesses, that is the way to move forward. what i appreciate about the cbd and the concern is that they may serve one sector of our neighborhood. it's great to see that the cbd has been working with our seniors and tech companies. it's also great to have a conscientious of small business owners and someone who can make a lot more of this building and choosing to rent out to art organizations and i just really appreciate that we have citizens such as that and of course all of our residents that volunteer with their time and also want to acknowledge the work that many of these made who have made an amazing enhancement of that neighborhood. >> supervisor avalos? >> thank you. i would like to chime in that there was a while back that i was a legislative aid and in 2007 we helped to establish th

i'm brian williams. harry smith will be with you tomorrow night while lester holt enjoys a rare saturday night off. we hope to see you back here on monday night. good night. have a >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us on this friday, i'm raj mathai. >> developing news on the asiana flight. the coroner confirm thad a fire truck ran over and killed one of the young victims at the crash. this happened in the first moments when the fire crew was rushing onto the runway. we're live with how the family is doling with, and firefighters as well. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of people having to deal with this tragedy. there are about 100 firefighters stationed here at sfo who are specially trained to deal with incidents on the tarmac. they are combing through everything that happened that saturday. >> there was a lot of debris. >> reporter: by the sometime san francisco fair fighters arrived and people were desperately trying to evacuate the boeing triple 7 that had caught fire. >

. >> smith: brian manning is a former navy intelligence analyst. >> i thought that was pretty risky-- "hey, you know, aren't you going against the policy that's in place where you're at?" >> smith: manning was taking a big risk. under the army's "don't ask, don't tell" rules, gay soldiers, like manning, were required to keep their sexual orientation secret. his friends also worried about his political activism. >> in his facebook profile, he posted signs and pictures at his presence at rallies. >> smith: gay rights rallies? >> right. this struck me as very dangerous to his position. i mean, i admired him for his... you know, for his courage on this, but i thought it might be a little bit foolhardy. >> smith: during this period, manning also started a relationship with a young man from upstate new york named tyler watkins. on weekends, bradley would visit him in boston, where watkins was studying. during those trips, the young intelligence analyst also found a new group of friends, computer science students and hackers. at the time, wikileaks was already making headlines, and julian as

we've got brian terry's mother or sean smith's mother. why would they think it's okay or smart to do? >> you know, well again, it is all coordinated. these aren't coincidences and the terms they're using and the distractions and diversions that they're kind of shoving down our throats right now. that's pretty sad. gre greta, the bottom line is something's up and what obama is trying to do is run out the clock for some run and their orchestrating chaos, but it's like the stall play in a basketball game. they're hogging the ball and it's unproductive and cowardly and nothing good is going to come from this. and what happens during a stall play is the crowd, they get up and leave. even hard core fans are saying this is cowardly and unproductive and i've got to get out of here. the only fans that aren't going to abandon this play is still the media. they're going to stick with this because they're part of the problem. and it's going to be to the debtriment of the profession of journalism and to the free america as we know it. it started back

brian walsh. then a discussion about race with michael denzil smith and armstrong williams. washington journal, live at 7:00 on c-span. >> this week on the communicators, the ceo and founder of aereo. what is it? >> we think of it as a really new way of thinking about how people are going to consumed hell of vision in the future. it is an online platform among which is direct to consumers, and he will get access today to live broadcast television, along with a dvr on any device, without cable connections, using the internet for eight dollars a month. >> this is over the air broadcasting channels? >> that is correct. >> what am i holding my hand to? wax that is the key element. that is the foundation. it is a micro antenna. think of it as how you used to have over the air antennas in the past. throughturize them technology. the purpose of miniaturizing them is so we can build hundreds of thousands of these things into a very small room. we can aloud cloud implementation of how consumers can capture the signal. it is the big innovation here. the cloud technologies allow us to

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brian walsh. then a discussion about race in america with the institutes michael denzil smith and radio tv talkshow host and columnist armstrong williams. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: morning. congress returns this week, the house is scheduled to take up a spending bill for the defense department, the senate is back on tuesday. a vote on the last week agreement over student loan rates. the president travels to missouri to talk about the economy. on thursday he makes -- we will put the weeks events into perspective on to sunday roundtables. we want to begin by looking at

brian walsh. then a discussion about race in america with the nation institute michael denzil smith and rated tv talkshowlumnist armstrong williams. "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> on monday, the carnegie endowment on international peace discusses the israeli- palestinian conflict. they include former u.s. president jimmy carter, former resident of finland, and they former foreign minister to algeria and special envoy to syria. this is the elders first public event in washington. you can watch a live starting at 5 p.m. eastern on c-span two. i decided that he was the subject for a biography when it on don made that he had been not only at abraham lincoln's dead site uniquely after his assassination, but also at the bedside of william mckinley and 1901. i thought who could this fellow be? of course, when i opened the archives, i realize what a rare subject it was. his life really has two bookends at either end of his biographical show. it is lincoln on one end. he was president lincoln's personal secretary, private herbert cemetery. he lived in the white house for four years

>>brian: as a tribute to town criers everywhere, let's go visit the black smith and go totally back in time. can we? >>gretchen: okay. now we have to do some headlines. get out the yellow pages and look that up. live pictures in florida where at least 15 cars flipped over, three carrying highly flammable ethanol. emergency crews sprayed foam there. authorities have not ordered homes be evacuated. >> a judge delaying a hearing to find out whether there is sufficient grounds to go ahead with the aaron her phapbdz murder trial. prosecutors asking for more time. hernandez pleaded not guilty to murdering 27-year-old odin lloyd. hours after hernandez' arrest he was cut from the new england patriots. coach bill bellacheck saying it is time for the team to move on. >> this case involves an individual who happened to be a new england patriot. we certainly do not condone unacceptable behavior, and this is not in any way representative of the way the new england patriots want to do things. >>gretchen: meantime prosecutors are reportedly showing a separate grand jury evidence that may link hernand

brian darling is a veteran of the senate and served on the staff of several senators. mel martinez is currently counsel for rand paul of kentucky and served bob smith of new hampshire. -- is a fellow seven-year veteran of the heritage foundation where he started as director of senate relations for our installations to pardon and ended as a senior fellow for government studies. he offered "backgrounders for the heritage foundation that are relevant today and there are copies outside. for anyone watching, you can get these on the heritage website. one of them is called "tyranny." robert dove is a parliamentarian emritus from 1981-2001 with a brief interlude. he was the assistant parliamentarian from 1975-1981 and the second assistant parliamentarian from 1966-1975. i hate to tell you how old i was in 1966 when you started. [laughter] i will not tell you that. he has also worked as a parliamentary consultant to the consultant dumas and parliaments in various other countries. he has taught at george washington university, georgetown university law center, george mason university, and a number of other universities. he is a co-author of "defending the f

brian walsh. then a discussion about race with michael denzil smith and armstrong williams. washington journal, live at 7:00 on c-span. >> this week on the

brian darling is a veteran of the senate and served on the staff of several senators. mel martinez is currently counsel for rand paul of kentucky and served bob smith of new hampshire. -- is a fellow seven-year veteran of the heritage foundation where he started as director of senate relations for our installations to pardon and ended as a senior fellow for government studies. he offered "backgrounders for the heritage foundation that are relevant today and there are copies outside. for anyone watching, you can get these on the heritage website. one of them is called "tyranny." robert dove is a parliamentarian emritus from 1981-2001 with a brief interlude. he was the assistant parliamentarian from 1975-1981 and the second assistant parliamentarian from 1966-1975. i hate to tell you how old i was in 1966 when you started. [laughter] i will not tell you that. he has also worked as a parliamentary consultant to the consultant dumas and parliaments in various other countries. he has taught at george washington university, georgetown university law center, george mason university, and a number of other universities. he is a co-author of "defending the f

brian, thanks very much. >>> we want to give you right now another live look at the aftermath of the overnight protests in oakland to the spray painting and broken windows. "today in the bay's" christie smithting new information about the overnight daniel, and she'll have an update coming up in about 15 minutes from right now. >>> now, an update to breaking news. overnight, san jose investigators are looking into the cause of this house fire that killed about 100 cats. flames also trapped a woman at the home. it happened on pulvedero drive, close to baldwin elementary school. right now, we give you a live look at the scene. now, this is one of the cages that looks like it's one of the cages that some of the cats were kept in. crews were able to free the wm. the woman says only about seven cats in all survived the flames. we have our bob redell, live at the scene there, and in about 15 minute the, we'll have reaction from the woman who survived the fire. >>> a dog in san francisco recently poisoned by a meatball laced with strychnine is dead. dorothy schechter says her 7-year-old dachshund oscar died of organ failure 11 days after eating the poisoned meatball. warning signs are posted all o

brian walsh. then a discussion of race in america with michael denzil smith and armstrong williams. washington journal is live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> i decided that he was a delicious subject for a biography when it dawned on me not only atbeen abraham lincoln's bedside, but also at the bedside of william mckinley. who could this fellow be? of course, when i opened the archives, i realize what a rich subject it was. john hey, his life has two bookends. there is lincoln on one end. abraham lincoln's personal secretary, private secretary, so much of what we know about lincoln comes from him and his contact with him. the other end of his life, he served only under the new mckinley president, but he was the secretary of state for teddy roosevelt brady have these iconic bookends of american history. when you look deeper, all of the chapters in between from the civil war through teeth -- through to the beginning of the 20th century, he's a presence in all of those places. he has written those chapters of american history. >> the life of john h >> tonight, congressional leaders cele

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