clemente's mouth, that he's ready to mediate?but is he willing to compromise? >> that is up to him. i can't answer that. >> reporter: the lawyers for both sides made brief statements, but the krliches and clementes themselves spent the peace and reconciliation barbecue avoiding each other. here are john and marlene. rick and cindy are way over there. but we did accomplish this. we got people talking, and better yet, listening. >> we had drivers driving past my house, beeping at this man's truck and standing in my drive enjoying my son's birthday party. >> reporter: that story brought kelsey back to the microphone. >> if somebody drives past your house and honks at somebody's car at your son's party, we can all feel for that. >> reporter: and there was this moment, when rick's mom got a little overwhelmed. >> it has been hell for seven years for my son and his wife, and they're good people. >> reporter: a neighbor who came to complain ended up showing compassion. >> well, let's hope it's all stopped. >> i hope it stops. >> this st

and it's all about sex right now. >> days later, our crew caught up with clement.eal story. >> hi. well, the other day you came and asked me how i was doing. that was just a big, old, fat lie. a big, old, fat lie. i was a big, old, fat liar. what happened was -- i had sex with my cellie. and i come out here every night and tell angel, oh, nothing's going on. i'm lying. i don't know how i feel about that. i -- it's wrong because i'm seeing somebody else. and i don't know. >> everything's going good between me and wicked. we're sleeping together, like i said. i hope everything ends a good way. i'm very happy that everything is going well with us. and i hope it continues being that way. >> he's 23 years old. and he's not going to take it well because, you know, he's kind of like -- he's into me. >> everything supposedly is going to good. and i'm going to keep it that way because i don't want to go somewhere es. >> i guess we're living one big, fat lie. we're just liars here. and i don't know. it's hard to have a relationship that's not going to be in my cell. i don't

and lieutenant clement would remain with them.s the men split bamboo to transport down river, johnston saw he won a minor but significant victory. they were using machetes instead of bayonets. misuse of bayonets had apparently ended. as they prepared to move down river, men of the battalion were concerned about something and it wasn't the prospect of back breaking work in the 120 degree heat. t. tet, their version of chinese new year. at a nearby port on the river, the equipment was loaded on board lcms. responding to

and lieutenant clement would remain with them.s the men split bamboo to transport down river, johnston saw he won a minor but significant victory. they were using machetes instead of bayonets. misuse of bayonets had apparently ended. as they prepared to move down river, men of the battalion were concerned about something and it wasn't the prospect of back breaking work in the 120 degree heat. t. tet, their version of chinese new year. at a nearby port on the river, the equipment was loaded on board lcms. responding to requests through command and advisory channels they assigned four landing craft in support of the battalion's mission. johnston was on hand to watch the lcms pull out. manned by navy personnel the craft would transport the equipment by river and by canal to the construction site. the battalion paralleled the river on foot to clear the area of viet cong. walking with them were johnston and the battalion commander. they cleared villages and searched huts along the populated route to the site of the post. johnston and h

clement would remain with them. as the men split bamboo to transport down river, johnston saw he won a minor but significant victory. they were using machetes instead of bayonets. misuse of bayonets had apparently ended. as they prepared to move down river, men of the battalion were concerned about something and it wasn't the prospect of back breaking work in the 120 degree heat. t. tet, their version of chinese new year. at a nearby port on the river, the equipment was loaded on board lcms. responding to requests through command and advisory channels they assigned four landing craft in support of the battalion's mission. johnston was on hand to watch the lcms pull out. manned by navy personnel the craft would transport the equipment by river and by canal to the construction site. the battalion paralleled the river on foot to clear the area of viet cong. walking with them were johnston and the battalion commander. they cleared villages and searched huts along the populated route to the site of the post. johnston and

>> what you look at the tactical side, the clement is one thing. is one thing.s the deployment that has been most concerning. and why you saw change in who is leading the protection of individuals down there. how you look at police department on the whole, how they have operated over the last couple of years, there has been a major push towards swat team like deployment. raids havef swat been just to serve warrants, that's according to the aclu. and a viewer from eric holder, in an extra ordinarily blunt statement yesterday, where he expressed major concern over some of the tactics that have been used. if these tactics are going to be used on the streets, there is going to be repercussions, in terms of the pushback you get from citizens. you have seen a drastic shift of the last 24 hours, since captain ron johnson came in and changed the pathway. it will be hard-pressed for anybody to go back to what was failing so miserably before. view what theys have been watching the past few days? >> i think stunned is an accurate way to describe it. over the last decade, i

clements, just one more question.outside of the new standard competitive state agencies and schools determine what products will be included in the vending machines and the a la carte lines? i worked very hard on the vending machine issue. i care a lot about it after having my daughter in public school and watching what was coming in the vending machines and some the kids in afterschool programs like she was and what they were eating. so what methods of the violation have been used from vending machines? >> again, we had policies in the state that were very similar to smart snacks. we at the state agency provide that service to school authorities. we make the evaluation for them and they don't have to any technical skills so that we have that expertise, our office. we published a list and if that individual products, they can give information and we can get back to them. the our online calculators they can go to. we encourage it if you'd like to. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. senator klobuchar, again

he was as down and out as a person could be when he landed in san clemente. imagine the shame and tour of being driven out of office but he didn't quit and that that i have some admiration for that. it would have crushed most people but he just kept going. yes, ma'am? >> as you say, watergate did shows that the constitution would be upheld but i also feel that watergate, probably coming after the vietnam war also, during the end of that, really kind of involve thus -- robbed us of respect for our institutions which has been a very long running thing, opened the door for the problem is the government's ideas that have been floated ever since. in other words ronald reagan, and the current republican party. >> that is a long way from there to here. in event richard nixon was probably the last republican president who believed government could do good things. he was no liberal. he was a centrist by circumstance, he leaned to the conservative side that had a democratic congress, very strong on the environment and the number of issues and so he compromised and the

it was time for him to return to the united states and asked lieutenant clement to replace him. battalion advisor had already learned as johnson had that a careless word or action could not only jeopardize the success of omission but could could cost the united states goodwill and cooperation. he recognized that the rapport develops between captain johnson had been achieved at great personal sacrifice and had considerable cost to the united states. inevitably, there would be problems. it would be up to him to work them out as johnston had. however, one fact was certain -- all else being equal -- he would have an easier time of it because his predecessor had laid the foundation of a workable relationship with his counterpart and the rest of the battalion. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our charter cable partners to showcase the history of casper, wyoming. to learn more about the cities enter 2014 to her, visit www.c-span.org/local content. we continue now with our look at the history of casper. this is american history tv on c-span3. at fort caspared mu

we have heard tonight that president nixon is planning to fly tomorrow with his family to san clemente, and not in the president's own plane, air force one, but one of the vip planes made available to the white house staff. it all points to resignation tonight when the president goes on the air about 15 minutes from now. tonight events are being closely watched not only here of course, but around the world as well. let's call in some of our foreign correspondents. bruce dunning, in tokyo, japan. >> in asia, the fate of henry kissinger is about as important as the fate of richard nixon. most statesmen expect kissinger would remain secretary of state at least for a few months, to lend continuity to american foreign policy, the most important issue for asian governments. probably most worried about mr. next and's possible departure would be the chinese government in peking. mr. nixon is a symbol of china's improved relations with the west. the resignation could undermine the man who invited mr. nixon to pay king. king. observers disagree on which direction this will take, but the man who

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clements, just one more question.side of the new standards how do state agencies and schools determine what products will be included in the vending machines and the a la carte lines? i worked very hard on the vending machine issue. i care a lot about it after having my daughter in public schools alive and watching what was in some of the vending machines that some of the kids were in afterschool programs like she was and what they were eating. so what methods of evaluation have been used in the vending machines for the smart snacks program? >> again back to '07 way policies in the state workers similar to the smart snacks. we at the state agency provide the service to the school authorities and if they consider the products we make evaluation for them and they don't have to have any technical skills. we have that expertise, our office. we publish a list and if the individual products they can use the information. of course, the online calculators that if they want to go through they can use those. we encourage that b

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it was time for him to return to the united states and for lieutenant clement to replace him. the new battalion adviser had already learned that a careless word or action could not only jeopardize the success of a mission but could cost the united states dearly in goodwill and cooperation. he recognized that the rapport of johnston -- it would be up to him to work out the problems as johnston had. however one fact was certain, all else being equal, he would have an easier time of it because his predecessor had laid the foundation of a workable relationship with his counterpart and the rest of the battalion. >>> here's a look at what's ahead this labor day weekend on american history tv. saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern the civil war and the atlanta campaign. on sunday at 6:30, supreme court chief justice john roberts on the history and significance of the magna carta. at 9:00 p.m. that evening a look at senator sam irvin's time as chair of the senate watergate committee. and a discuss of letters from president warren harding detailing his long term love affair. all of that this w

another time in san clemente i was there for zinner, we go into the upstairs library that looks out over the pacific. he said, this is where we talked about -- went through the entire conversation with bresnov. i found it kind of interesting, i suppose but i could have engaged in more stimulating conversation, than to relive a negotiation that took place in this room. but nixon was so totally focused, i don't think he knew how to wind down. which is why you would get those middle of the night calls which is why he was so intense about everything he did. he didn't know how to cool it. >> recount for us the episode after george wallace had been shot. >> we were absolutely panicked that bremmer would have turned out to have been an ailing lie of some right wing group or somehow some crazy involve with us. i figured any connection with us, the president would be impeached on the spot. he called me in his office. this will be on the tapes, i suppose jokingly said, well, you should have finished the job. he said, this is bad if any of our people have anything to do with this, it would be great

we've even been told that the president has intention of leaving with his family for san clemente tomorrow. vice president ford it is reported would take the oath of office at noon tomorrow and go on the air tomorrow night with his first address to the american people as the 38th president of the united states. this is indeed a historic day, the only time a president has ever resigned from office in our nearly 200 years of history. you see the white house there and in the white house in just a few moments now president nixon will be appearing before the people perhaps for the last time as president of the united states. he is ready before the cameras and microphones now and we will be going in just a few seconds into that room where the president will make his fateful announcement to the american people. we're standing by now for president richard nixon, 37th president of the united states. >> next president nixon announcing his resignation in a 15-minute address to the nation. it's preceded by five minutes of off-air wanter between him and those preparing for the televised announcement. >

another time in san clemente i was there for zinner, we go into the upstairs library that looks out over the pacific. he said, this is where we talked about -- went through the entire conversation with bresnov. i found it kind of interesting, i suppose but i could have engaged in more stimulating conversation, than to relive a negotiation that took place in this room. but nixon was so totally focused, i don't think he knew how to wind down. which is why you would get those middle of the night calls which is why he was so intense about everything he did. he didn't know how to cool it. >> recount for us the episode after george wallace had been shot. >> we were absolutely panicked that bremmer would have turned out to have been an ailing lie of some right wing group or somehow some crazy involve with us. i figured any connection with us, the president would be impeached on the spot. he called me in his office. this will be on the tapes, i suppose jokingly said, well, you should have finished the job. he said, this is bad if any of our people have anything to do with this, it would be great

another time in san clemente i was there for zinner, we go into the upstairs library that looks out over the pacific. he said, this is where we talked about -- went through the entire conversation with bresnov. i found it kind of interesting, i suppose but i could have engaged in more stimulating conversation, than to relive a negotiation that took place in this room. but nixon was so totally focused, i don't think he knew how to wind down. which is why you would get those middle of the night calls which is why he was so intense about everything he did. he didn't know how to cool it. >> recount for us the episode after george wallace had been shot. >> we were absolutely panicked that bremmer would have turned out to have been an ailing lie of some right wing group or somehow some crazy involve with us. i figured any connection with us, the president would be impeached on the spot. he called me in his office. this will be on the tapes, i suppose jokingly said, well, you should have finished the job. he said, this is bad if any of our people have anything to do with this, it would be great

so this guy was loading these documents into trucks and sending them out to san clemente. he'd been doing it for a while. then a ford person caught them and said you can't keep doing that. it was a very strange event. they went out to the helicopter, and who can forget that. the iconic scene of our era. >> carl, the night of the resignation? >> bob and i were in the newsroom. catherine graham, publisher of "the post," had come down from her office. ben bradley, the editor of the paper. there were surprisingly few people in the newsroom because we knew what was coming. and catherine actually said to the group of us, no gloating. >> how did that work out? >> and there was no need because my feeling was one of absolute total awe that it had come to this. finally, the country was going to be spared in an office and also recognition of the fact that those in the room had some real role in what was happening. but awe, total awe. and the fact that the system had worked. >> bob? >> i was sitting on the floor of howard simon's office. he was the managing editor watching this speech

i'm here to represent property on clement street my name is is e republican this is an order to pay finesthat are accessed for vacant or abandoned building. unfortunately, the inspector is on vacation he has the file and spiked my home it's not vacant or abandon he saw furniture inside of my home. so i'd like to request an extension until michael get back from vacation with actual dates he's come out and visited my property there are tenant living in substandard units i've been trying to evict them it's hard to get them out of the building it's not vacant or abandoned >> thanks. >> next speaker. >> hello supervisors i'm on - in the backside the other one before it was not last week that but, you know, and neighborhood they've come at me about i do something inside in the best side now i received that it's neat and the domination but it's i need more time to become i'm moving i'm not (inaudible). >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon board. my name is a merry beard i've got units in the hate ashbury at the property address. i believe that the assessment or the lean that's pending i

commissioners i'm marvin with the rec and park department dupont is located in the mission district between clemente and california street. this project is the refurbishment 6 a restroom building under the 2008 parks bond the commission award the contract for 3 how does to replace the restroom building despite the multiple efforts during the planning phase it was appealed in 2013. the permit appeal was primarily based on the historic status of restroom building although the project rested a categorical thing they identified the restroom building as being constructed under the dpa building it required the features of the building rather than involving the arts commission to further delay the project the department is to renovate the building thereby keeping it's original features it's necessary to terminate the construction contract per section of the general conditions the rec and park department respectfully asked the contract with a retroactive date of 2013 in regards to the post costs prior to the the course of this trial the contract was work that was completed including the work involving mobil

. >> reporter: the role was created for williams by directors ron clements and john musker. >> we hadcript. >> aladdin. call you al? just din? laddie. >> when we got robin in the booth, if that's a road map, then robin took lots of detours. >> let's blow this pop sick kl stand. >> we have so much stuff, let's do it again. >> the ever-impressive -- here's the deal. >> he can do so much with his voice to make it expressive, to make it change mootds, to make it be different characters. >> and to have that voice attached to that brain -- >> yeah, exactly. >> come on, kid, got to get the snakes, eh? >> a mind that was special and unique and went to places that most of us have never been. >> he was a real-life genie. you know? and, boy, did he grant our wishes. >> no matter what anybody says, you'll always be a prince to me. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> his humor will never get old. still laughing, right? >> glad he took the detours. >> it's a classic. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great, great mond

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following items have been removed from the delinquent charges for cerritos and 96 howard street and 5976 clement street and 25, 13th avenue and 35th avenue. the report report ca can i have a motion to increase lie the report oar supervisor mar the underlying report obey amended. at this time i will declare that is heard and on the underlying resolution can we take that without objection? same house, same call? without objection this resolution it adapted. with that, why not proceeded to roll call vote for introductions >> supervisor mar your first up to introduce new business. >> thank you madam clerk i have several items today. the first item is i will be introducing our retail workers births today with the strong support of president chiu also supervisor avalos and supervisor campos and i'm proud to be here with coalition of labor organizations that have westbound organize for several years for our retailer workers bill of rights. this issue in san francisco of raising the minimum wage is so important to our communities it's not enough and addressing the issues ever ours and they're scheduling

zoning allows one dwelling unit for the per square footage of the area it is located in the area of clement street. there is no known opposition to the project and multiple letters of project support have been simpleminded by neighbors and other. i want to clarify some of the letters of support this is some additional information that was provided to me by the applicant. the staff we have letters of support from two from adjacent neighbors allen and elizabeth and 5 from other neighbors on the block directly across the street and 4 additional letters from outside the immediate area. planning code section states that the planning commission shall consider 5 criteria in pits criteria the commission must consider the promoted mergers consistent doubtcy with the policies of the planning code. the commission should review the project take into account the miser december 2013 directive on housing production and preservation of housing stock the proposed merger with respect to the general plan and the mayor's office executive directive is included september to the commission last week. i want to re