chapman himself is a special agent. >> i wanted to establish a dynamic team. i decided to have a blend of the institutional knowledge we have in the department and bring in outside expert who is personally i will work with. >> worry former federal agents in tope pogsz, the department will work cooperatively with federal law enforcement to attack the top problem in the county. drugs. >> you integrate effort and talent, but when you seize a drug dealer's car, you share the assets and a lost money comes back which will be a great benefit. >> the sheriff is not all that's new. for the first time since the board was elected in 1992, every somebody a republican. one of the board's first orders of business, setting up a government reform commission to examine ways to privatize or consolidate county services. >> look at ways we might be able to take parts of county government and privatize it into the private sector or look whether or not we should still be providing those services as a county. >> the new board will focus on improving transportation in an area that is

mike chapman might not be moved into his office yet but he is hard at work.es for folks. >> reporter: day one on the job. a new loudoun county sheriff mike chapman found himself in front of the board of supervisors advocating for a new $8 million substation. he defeated his opponent in december and has brought in a new leadership team. one that includes former administrators from both the dea and fbi. chapman himself is a former dea special agent. >> the first thing i wanted to do was establish a new die naturalic leadership tale. i decided to have a blend and bring in some outside experts who i personally work. with. >> reporter: he said with former federal agents in top positions, his department will be able to work cooperatively to attack the top problem in the county. drugs. >> we're able to accomplish terrific investigations. when we seized assets, we're able to get the money back to the state and local law enforcement officers that assisted with the case. so it is also a financial gain as well. >> reporter: the sheriff says another focus will be improve

margin but this time it was a tight seesaw game from start to finish in the opening quarter poky chapman's charges managed to go on a twelve month thing to turn a six three deficit into a fifteen six lead good angelus didn't allow them to pull away though and levelled manners three minutes into the third for the young russia center not alleviate to spend the last five seasons at spar and he being a key player leading her new side and the visitors got in front in the decisive frame with four minutes to go but the four time you were a league champions fired with both barrels when two thousand and eight olympic champion say more now woosters and beijing bronze manolis becky hammon came to the rescue force bahrain cape as a result their american boardin a game high of eighteen points while russians international hammon netted seventeen to clinch a narrow victory sixty eight sixty five the final score i. know would

>> linda chapman. vice chair joseph: never mind. >> linda chapman, representing some individual members of the community. i am a member of that cac. our objective, as david villalobos said, was not to have a meeting on this board, but to stop what is happening on polk street. it is out of control. the resident manager and his property owner cannot come, because it raises his blood pressure too much. he gave me what he took into the meeting that david villa lobos had in our neighborhood. his statement applies to all of these. he says absolutely and unequivocally and no to any further licenses. this includes permits, until the existing late night street mobs noise nuisance is eliminated. there needs to be a total moratorium on any further licenses or liquor sales licenses until the problem is fixed. that is in total his statement. he asked me to bring in his list. this is from five months, from one resident manager -- over 50 calls. this is at the corner. the intersection -- that are in the intersection

. >> tim colan followed by linda chapman. >> good morning, commissioners. tampim colan. i would guess over the past year, was gracious enough to come down and make extended detailed presentations on this topic to our regulatory affairs committee, and i have to say the response was pretty much that is really reasonable. really like the direction it is the way. it makes a lot of sense. a lot of small changes, and we think it is a welcomed step forward for a more sensible use of are very scarce -- very scarce land. we love the incentive for on- site affordable housing. and we like how it emphasizes alternative the te transportati and of a clear sense of where the direction of things are going, it reduces emphasis on private audits. it is inescapable that is where cities are going. we also love the changes that have been made to allow grandfathering. we saw projects we like that were good. i think it is fair that they be allowed to go under the old rules. we think this is pointing a good direction for the city. i think supervisor chiu and tom should be commended for the work

linda chapman? >> linda chapman.s weekend, i should have been communicating with people about a different project but was overcome by events on polk street. twice, recently, you have approved more alcohol licenses, one of them which stated that the termination time, and the other, you gave off -- with a free community support. you'll be having to live nations coming up. the sound that you heard from the tape that was heard -- at bar closing time. this is under the senior housing and rental housing that the manager came in to tell you about. these are the sounds that people will hear on top of the hill. after that, it will only be

president fong: linda chapman. >> linda chapman. i just discovered this yesterday by chance on the calendar when i was looking at the public, and i came in on. i did get notified of one near me, and there was a little meeting. i and others went there. this one, i heard nothing about. i heard it second hand at a meeting about another in our area and one down on broadway. then i heard somebody had posted a this is about another over on bush street, -- notices about another over on bush street. i do not know how many of these have come before you from our area, but i am concerned. i heard the board of supervisors appeal from a different district. they raised the issue of whether there really is a coverage gap. in our neighborhood, that is not going to happen. we had a hearing on historic preservation and how difficult it would be in our neighborhood to mount a conditional use appeal generally. most of these are multifamily buildings, rented. the people who own them do not live there. and the renters do not receive notification. they do

secretary chapman and i serve as chairs in our own states in local committees that are working closely with our supreme court's and our judicial system and others to advance the use of justice o'connor's initiatives. we're very pleased to have him here. please join me in welcoming for his presentation. thank you very much. >> thank you secretary ritchie. what a great opportunity it is to address this group and talk to all of you about the work we're doing in icivics and a lot of folks are doing around the nation on civic education. what icivics does is provide young people with the knowledge, skills and disposition for intelligent citizenship. it's so important for us as we're talking today about voter engagement to think about how do we prepare young people, tomorrow's voters, to be not just capable of voting but being able to do so intelligently and in an engaged way where they are participating in american democracy and really working together to advance our nation and our visit states and communities. i don't think it would be a surprise to the folks in this room who are really pay

secretary chapman and i serve as chairs in our states in local committees that are working closely with our supreme courts and judicial system and others to advance the use of justice o'connor's initiatives. we're very pleased to have mr. koo here, and please join me in welcoming for his presentation. thank you very much. >> they have the knowledge and skills for intelligent citizenship. it's so important for us as we talk today about voter engagement to think about how do we prepare young people, tomorrow's voters, to be not just capable of voting but being able to do sbelgtsly and in an engaged way where they're participating in american democracy and really working together for -- to advance our nation in our individual states and communities. i don't think it would be as surprised as folks in room who are really paying attention to politics and to the way people are engaging in politics, that there are a lot of folks participating in the political system who aren't terribly well educated about how our system of government works. that we have three branches of government, for example

did you guys hear that chapman rolled his ankle? done. get out there. so 12 seconds ago. you guys know how to post videos to facebook? you guys know how to post videos to facebook? you guys hear, someone stole... ...stole the other team's mascot? [ tiger growling ] so 27 seconds ago. [ male announcer ] stay a step ahead with 4g lte. with speeds up to 10x faster than 3g. at&t. >> don: back at notre dame. the huskies and the irish tied 63-all at the end of regules. the 34th time they have played. the first time they have gone to overtime. >> mary: always a first. what a great comeback by notre dame. >> don: u-conn has 4 players with 3 fouls. mallory the only player in the game for notre dame with 4. a jump ball will start the overtime. stefanie dolson against devereaux peters of notre dame. >> mary: it was interesting. yesterday. i wanted to see if my starters could go. they have not had to do that. not only extended minutes but overtime minutes. >> don: mcbride takes the tip. the irish start overtime with the first possession. diggins. hard hitting going on underneath. tif

did you guys hear that chapman rolled his ankle? done. get out there. so 12 seconds ago. you guys know how to post videos to facebook? you guys know how to post videos to facebook? you guys hear, someone stole... ...stole the other team's mascot? [ tiger growling ] so 27 seconds ago. [ male announcer ] stay a step ahead with 4g lte. with speeds up to 10x faster than 3g. at&t. >> don: back at notre dame. the huskies and the irish tied 63-all at the end of regules. the 34th time they have played. the first time they have gone to overtime. >> mary: always a first. what a great comeback by notre dame. >> don: u-conn has 4 players with 3 fouls. mallory the only player in the game for notre dame with 4. a jump ball will start the overtime. stefanie dolson against devereaux peters of notre dame. >> mary: it was interesting. yesterday. i wanted to see if my starters could go. they have not had to do that. not only extended minutes but overtime minutes. >> don: mcbride takes the tip. the irish start overtime with the first possession. diggins. hard hitting going on underneath. tif

ice aijose never mind >> linda chapman, representing some individual members of the community. our objective, as david villalobos said, was nottoave a meeting on this board, but to stop what is happening on polk street. it is out of control. opertyowner caot come, because it raises his blood pressure too much. he gave me what he took into the meeting that david villa lobos had in our neighboood. statalio al of these. he says absolutely and unequivocally and no to any further licenses. hisclespeits,til existi late night street mobs noise nuisance is eliminated. there needs to be a total moratorium on any further icenses tie prlem ises fixed. that is in total his statement. he asked me to bring in his list. e residentgeovere months, fr calls. this is at the corner. ine.teectioftion -- that are in at the intersection of pine, i was contacted by some people who called me up there. i was told tonight by david the lobos- villalobos that they would just be talking about conditions. so i did not encourage anybody to try to come. he cot s beoise. in this neighborhood, people live in stu

. >> linda chapman for nob hill senior housing.i've been to the federal district court to try to get the filings and so forth and on link electronics, inc. model number: pdr-885 software version: 3.0c the city ought -- the city attorney had a long conversation with you. what day are contending is that there is -- you are substantially preventing them from exercising their religious freedom. the statute -- this is a ludicrous argument. in the federal civil rights office, if you approved of the facts of your case, you would still not be able to get a finding under the law. we could move for a summary judgment ann& there must be a procedure here to terminate this. anyway, you have already heard in a line with the alternative is that we propose. the mission of the church, they say, is transforming the world. the specific actions they have done are establishing institutions of higher learning, starting shelters for children and the;'t mention building urban housing. the mets this believe the buildings should be recycled when they reach

irv chapman, bloomberg, and mike amandi, director of communications and former spokesperson for u.s. immigration and custom enforcement. i thank all of you for joining us today. [ applause ] >> today i'm very pleased to welcome our featured speaker, secretary of the united states, department of homeland security, janet napolitano. as secretary of the department of homeland security, napolitano leads our nation's collective efforts to secure the country from both terrorism threats and natural disasters. today she will deliver her second annual state of america's homeland security address. as just the third person in history to hold this position, secretary napolitano oversees the department with an evolving and wide-ranging mission and coordinates the government's responses to an increasingly complex and interrelated array of threats. the department's concerns range from border security and immigration enforcement to disaster preparedness, response and recovery as well as the growing field of cyber security. secretary napolitano's tenure at homeland security has been notable for her e

>> linda chapman. i like to comment because i was a civil rights specialist with disabilities as a specialty for a while. but i was also on the federal executive boards disability council. i read with concerned these articles about the persecution of small businesses by lawyers and people who are really not out to get access for people but what money can be gotten out of it. my specialty was really employment. i have not researched exactly what is happening here. but one of the principles was that whether it was an employer or a business that has an access issue, one of the questions it is, is it an undue burden? how feasible is it to do? it is not like you have to make everything accessible. some things cannot reasonably be done with the amount of costs that would go into doing it. this applies to employers. unless you are huge. the department of the army could do anything, but a small employer or business does not. there are limitations. i certainly read that there are some lawyers who were making ca

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margin but this time it was a tight seesaw game from start to finish in the opening quarter a poky chapman's charges managed to go on a twelve month thing to turn a six three deficit into a fifteen six lee daniels' didn't allow them to pull away though and levelled manners three minutes into the third with the young russia center not a levy at all to spend the last five seasons at bar and he being a key player leading her new side and the visitors got in front in the decisive frame of four minutes to go but the fourth time you are a league champions fired with both barrels when two thousand and eight olympic champion say more now woosters and beijing bruins manilius make a hammer and came to the rescue first bahrain came as a result their merican for dean a game high of eighteen points while rushing to national hammon netted seventeen to clinch a narrow victory sixty eight sixty five the final score i. thought i would like to play said that whatever way they can is he got a big shout and it was like we thought we gave them confidence that what they're playing with is what comes out ahead of

linda chapman, please. >> thank you so much. i am here about cal. please return it back to staff and ask him to provide you with an amended conditional use so you can vote it again. you got misinformed not just by public people, but by the legal opinions that you got, which prevented you from doing something that you wanted to do. i heard very serious deliberations at that hearing, but you don't, you were misinformed by the city attorney initially, telling you you did not have the authority to turn down conditional use on a liquor license, because that is abc per view. that was corrected only partly. staff also misinformed about your ability to act. the skin before you on conditional use, and you know the criteria better than i. is the particular use at the particular site going to be necessary or beneficial for the neighborhood or wider community, and will it cause any harm to the immediate neighborhood? the burden is on the sponsor. that includes things like how late it is going to be open at night. is there a liquor license? and this came before

. >> linda chapman. i want to express concern about the fact that although it was obvious people did want a grocery store there, we were sort of blindsided in that they signed leases for cbs and trader joe's as a lot -- as opposed to a large, general grocery store. then, they held a public meeting with practically no notice at all for public input and discussion. i happen to be on the block where i get the notices that are required within 300 feet, and i happen to be seeing the secretary of a knob hill association. i give it to her, and she notified if the people and i notified a few people, and those were almost the only people that were there at the meeting. this is a huge issue. the report indicates that there are 52,000 people within half a mile. there is no other store with and certainly more than a mile, i would say, and two buses to get to any of them. i have tried using the one out near fillmore. really infeasible with big bags and two buses, let alone all the elderly people and the fact that eve

chapman's charges could be called back into the game and a left a talent with no chance in the second quarter of the house added twenty four points while toronto eight forty two twenty six before the big intermission spot in case one not going to stop and kept increasing their advantage seventy seven to fifty three the final score their comfortable when by the fourth time you were moved back into hope position in a battle with this look back rocco for the first place in group c. . in cricket thirty seven year old ricky ponting has been turning back the clock after haye and captain michael clarke had a big day for surly in the fourth test against india to play scoring a double century in a six hundred and four four seven effort for more as a captain pointing certainly demonstrating he's got plenty left to offer. haryono come here and answer questions there are too many in. celebration a celebration at this minute as much hundred so pretty excited that i haven't scored a lot of those in the us companies which are a lot about lately as well. now as it was just noise it's always north ame

and secretary ritchie mentioned we have state leadership teams that includes himself and secretary chapman. i invite you to join our team, and help us think about how to advance civic education and how the get more schools to be aware of the free resources that we are offering to help teachers teach this subject matter in a more effective and engaging and fun way. again, i'm sorry that i can't share with you some of the visuals of the game. i would be happy to show you some of the games, i brought some with me. or answer questions later on. i want to thank you all for all that you are doing. and helping to help young people to be smart, engaged and active citizens. thank you. >> thank you. >> i know there will be a few questions and i just want to say in minnesota our chief justice of our supreme court has been one of our drivers and the national corporate council has weighed in and we have teachers from third grade up to college making use of these. so we know it can be used for a wide range of our young leaders and young citizens as they are growing up. are there any questions about i-ci

relatively disappointing start and the opening stage was won by the visitors eighteen sixteen poky chapman's charges quickly got back into the game and left the italians with no chance in the second quarter the house added twenty four points to run to only eight forty two twenty six before the big intermission and they were not going to stop and kept increasing their advantage to seven to fifty three the final score their profitable win by the fourth time you really can't burn through moved back into pole position in a battle with kaka for the first place in group c. . in cricket thirty seven year old ricky ponting has been turning back the clock after he and captain michael clarke had a big day for thriller in the fourth test against india scoring a double century in a six hundred m. four four seven effort for all the captain pointing certainly demonstrating he's got plenty left to offer. haryono would come here and answer questions there are two women in. celebration a celebration it was made a test match and it's so pretty excited that i haven't scored a lot of those in the us companies w

chapman's charges quickly called back into the game and left the italians with no chance in the second quarter the house added twenty four points while to run to only eight forty to twenty six before the big intermission spotter and k. were not going to stop and kept increasing their advantage seven to seven two fifty three the final score there so a comfortable win by the fourth time you really champ and moved back into pole position in a battle with cancer crocker for the first place in group c. . and finally in the national football league the new england patriots will meet the new york giants in the super bowl for the second time since two thousand and seven it was underdogs new york who ended the patriots perfect season by winning the title four years ago it was your screen now reports on how the both got to the big event. the two thousand and seven edition of the new england patriots played like an unstoppable juggernaut in the playoffs before reaching the big dance this year's team however has been able to advance to the postseason despite glaring weaknesses the patriots ranks s

i know secretary chapman is up to speed on that. >> there's no talk about that going on in the house administration committee that i know of. >> was it not recommended by the justice department? >> oh. >> no that was a separate issue that we discussed but it occurring in our state with the question of who appropriately handles those filings, which the secretary of state's office does in our state but we do not police or enforce them. and so, i have asked most of the representatives here from their states how they do and of course there's a patchwork of how it's done. so, a little bit different in every state. but one of those questions was, who follows up on those candidate filings and if they have not reported in three years or they reported two weeks late or they have misleading information on those filings are they fined? who pleases and enforces those? and the attorney general in many cases does. >> the filings of declaration of candidacy? >> the financial filings. >> save that one for mr. perez. >> if i could, you know, offer some further clarification on the question. i think w

. >> president chapman has made it very clear that we need to run on time so we will have one more question. >> if you would, it's our understanding that the department of justice has advanced amendments, could you give us your reasoning why it's necessary for you to advance those amendments and what the background is and why you are advancing them? >> we're advancing them in short to take a page from the lessons of 2010. we're happy to share all of them with you. the process has hardly begun, and we any the amendments will make the enforcement of the move act that much better. and the reason we're sending them out now to everybody is that i suspect there will be viewpoint diversity and the point is not to wait until the 11th hour and do it when clock hasn't even started running yet so we can have that very open dialogue. and if you don't already have it, i will personally make sure that everybody in this room gets a copy of our proposals so that we can hopefully over the course and immediately set up a working group of sorts so we can get your feedback on what you like and don't like. i ha

i'm albany state beth chapman and president of the secretary of state. i'm proud to present the 2012 preparations with a roster of speakers and one i will have the pleasure of introducing in a few minutes. as a bit of background, our election committee holds regular conference calls to keep up with many developments state offices are facing each day. last november, during one of our calls, we decided it would be beneficial to have a true dialogue with members of our congress. we wanted to talk about concerns about the impact of federal law as they relate to elections. at that time we had just received a letter that was signed by 196 democratic members of the house urging secretaries of state to protect voting rights by opposing new state measures that would quote make it harder for eligible voters to register to vote, end of quote. while we have invited a number of speakers and guests from the list that signed the letter, none of them could join us today. i was wondering if anyone in the room who might have had dialog with mr. hoyer might have any commen

slow out of the starting blocks whoever even the italians sixteen to the good quarter won over porky chapman charges quickly find their groove afterwards the second quarter belonging to the moscow ladies having twenty four points while toronto could only manage eight forty twenty six the score at the big break sparta they didn't let up by their in in suing a couple of periods seventy seven fifty three how the school board would look up to finish up a comfortable win for the four time really threw back into a pool decision in their battle with contact kruk off for first place in groups. and finally this ski courses which will be used for the sochi twenty fourteen winter games will get plenty of breaking in big for the main event still world cup stage and february among the event set to a lawyer gold medal hopefuls the chance to get to grips on the future lympics lopes the. hu tour course will be tested by f.i.f.a. world cup competitor starting february he says youth team will be first to try to months before three athletes from their country come pete in the senior section dunhill skiing on s

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out with a relatively disappointing start and the opening stages won by the eighteen sixteen pokie chapman chargers quickly called back into the game and left their talents with no chance in the second quarter the house added twenty four points while toronto eight forty two twenty six before the big intermission spot in case one not going to stop and kept increasing their advantage seventy seven to fifty three the final score their profitable win by the fourth time ulick champ and moved back into hope position in a battle with this look back proper for the first place in group c. . in cricket thirty seven year old ricky ponting has been turning back the clock after haye and captain michael clarke had a big day for thriller in the fourth test against each player scoring a double century in a six hundred and four four seven effort for more as a captain pointing certainly demonstrating he's got plenty left to offer there are no income here and it's a question there are too many. celebration a celebration it was meant as much under so pretty. i haven't scored a lot of those in the us companies