first of all the i want to commend the planner kate for an outstanding job t n d c never opposed thisor us the low income people share in the benefits of development and are protected from the worst impacts of development that's our style throughout we've raised 3 issues meaningful engage and if this begun easily earlier we might not be here the design the residents themselves and affordable housing and what we've urged the developer to say pufbl what they said privately i call on p them and every he market rate developer to achieve a minimum of 20 percent affordable in every project using the federal income tax credits as what way to get >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm julie work in the tenderloin and native san franciscan there are lots of concerns i have about this project especially considering the lack of meaningful outreach to the community but the birth concern and outrage is the lack of apples and oranges in a project that is built in the heart of tenderloin i work with the homeless and at that rapid pates nobody can af

from the kelly center we're going to do that and show you a new design we've submitted that to t n d c yes they've asked for additional materials and entertainments of the lightwells and we've agreed that that as well they've asked us to agree to assist curry center that is adjacent to our building on the other side to protect it's garden and we've agreed it to that as well. >> it is also asked us to address the o can say building and presented by kate connor we were able to remove the stair tower at the request of the staff and set back leveling feet between turk and our new building and remove that stair tower inside the building with a loss of 4 unit we're not in front of you the design change that was rhetoric by t n d c requires us to lose another 4 units we've agreed to do that as well i've made a number of changes to try to accommodate the concerns to the neighborhoods the other issue that was mentioned the provision of the below grade unit i've addresses this back in september and in september - i think my time is wrong sorry. >> your time is running. >> no i am sorry to richar

ladies and gentlemen i'm a community outreach corridors today, i represent the residents of the t n d c they're the senior they're living at san francisco so many year and the most is a family so they are already have one time subject with the family and now they come together in san francisco but one problem right now is not enough that affordable housing they need to get some families move out of the city or going to another state we need to save more working families stay in san francisco, california make the city balancing and no more separating families thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is a dining evans i live at the curry senior center on turk street i lost everything in katrina i finally found housing anothers curry and a ray of sunshine i came to sunny california and another curry we had decks we could sit in the sunshine and had breakfast and lunch area two huge skylight that let in sun so seniors can see the sky and sun we have seniors that dance and sing on the decks in he air and see sunshine our parent also but those people don't care

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we're less than # months away from pope francis' visit to d. c. and today we get an idea of where he will be going when he arrives in september. >> reporter: the possibly will be in the united states this fall. his first stop, washington. and in a press conference today, those details were released. here are some of the highlights. >> the desire to be present to all of these things, speaks to the extraordinary popularity of this holy father. he will aerie in defendant c. on wednesday -- arrive in d. c. on wednesday, september 22nd. both pope francis predecessors visited the white house, and he will be the third to do o so. the two have met before, when the two traveled to rome. and then he will host mass it is national shrine. >> he's going to go to the national shrine. there at the shrine, adjacent to and overflowing on the campus, he will celebrate mass. >> the next day, historic event, the pope will speak at the joint session of congress. from there, he will visit catholic charity speeding program for the homeless. his way of saying whatever el

continue it but we believe we can get this done as respond about earlier today the merging with t n d c are tomorrow morning and the other neighbors there's been a lot of delay as soon as. >> commissioner johnson. >> i'll make to motion to continue to july 9th that's two weeks out. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to ask the department independent of what we're deciding we started working on issues of the group housing and sro's i think we're falling in a large area not knowing what the issues are that is a comment that arises out of this discussion. >> commissioner antonini i. >> i want to ask whether or not to support the continuance how busy is our calendar. >> june 18th - impetus a medium sized calendar. >> what's the week after that. >> none of the hearings in the near future are overly full. >> we could do the 25th. >> that's my birthday i would appreciate not to be here. >> there's a motion. >> i realize there's a motion i wanted to make other comments i think that the gentleman put it correctly those are technical issues the project is a good project i support we should confine

d-c bureau chief sam ford continues our team coverage, live from northwest washington. banner: dealing with the extreme heat nw washington pamela if you don't have air conditioning please go find some place that does. if you don't have air conditioning please go find some place that does. there is also a list of cooling centers in our area just go to our website, w-j-l-a dot com. right now a massive cleanup is underway after tornadoes tore across the midwest. as many as 12 tornadoes were reported from missouri to michigan. high winds and toppled trees damaged homes and churches and trapped people under debris. crews are now working to restore power to tens of thousands of people. tornado victim/ "i had beams flying at me and i just hit the ground"1:11 :41sot gov. bruce raunerthere are also areas where there is a leaking gas.. propane tanks turned over broken gas lines in various places so there are certain areas here that are not safe" :53 despite the devastation officials say luckily, there were no fatalities and very few injuries from the storms. abc-7 is your breakin

. >> there's 4a d c programs and 3 ad c r.c. programs. >> okay. any other questions. >> hearing or hearing none i'll call for the vote. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? i's have it the motion is carried h is requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with the institute on aging for the provision of alzheimer's resources center ad c r.c. with the adult with disability for july 2014 to june 30th, 2016 in the amount of '$85,000 plus pen e 10 percent contingency not to exceed of $93,000 plus can i have a motion to discuss. >> so moved. >> second. >> good morning, commissioners i o a program is on geary and in monitoring visitor program was done with no finding a service to 65 unduplicated clients with 3 thousand plows participate days they have access in russian and tagalog and french and trains offend on site and in the community over the last year have included dementia and medication training and body mechanisms and safe transportation and depression during the holidays i'll be happy to answer any questions you have. >> i'm sure

as of last year, d. c.'s hiv rate still reached epidemic levels. so, coming up in the next half hour, we'll have a closer look, break down the numbers in regards to who is most at risk and who is most affected here in d.c. we're live on capitol hill, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> this morning, friends and family will say good-bye to a 15-year-old blue high school student. mercer was shot two weeks ago when he and a friend were getting off a metro bus at 28th street. his viewing will be hild at 9:00 this morning. the funeral begins at 11:00 at matthews memorial baptist church in southeast. later today, the d.c. council is set to vote on emergency legislation to curb the sale of synthetic drugs. it would allow police to have more access. the director of a homeless shelter watched this problem get progressively worse over the last couple years. >> it's just like the old days, 1980s when we had the epidemic and people were going crazy. >> police say the synthetic drugs are linked to the spike in murders in the district. d.c. recorded its 68th homicide yes

mourners gathered in d c southeast, where antonio lee bryant was shot to death last wednesday night. family members urged anyone with information to come forward. >> if you see something, if you heard something, please say something. it could be one of your family members next. leon: d.c. police are offering a reward of up to $25,000. anyone with information should call police. new at 11:00, several senators have signed onto an effort. senator tom carper of delaware reintroduced the bill. that bill would shrink the district, making it an enclave including the white house, capitol, supreme court, and national mall. the rest of the city would become known as new columbia. >> i'm pleased to announce that the bill was introduced in the senate with a record number of cosponsors to make the district the 51st state. leon: that bill and its 17 cosponsors, all of them democrats. a historic supreme court ruling means that the justices affirmed subsidies that help americans by their health insurance. jay korff tells us about the impact and the reaction to it. reporter: the u.s. supreme court up

around for a while i think the first was the police commission in the midst we were talking about t n d c and the violence i've been here for a willie awhile but i'll share a good police story i do karaoke i saw a plo policeman and in the song that is called loving you is wrong i don't want to be right. >> right. >> that's my first acceptance of a police besides military was it the military but it was a policeman in 1970 to the idea he give me and my sister it was a father that made me appreciate policemen i know who you are and where your service and what i responsibility to the world and the community so i definitely want to nominate the president who is here and the vice president as the commissioners and vice chair of the san francisco police commission thank you and i even met the guy in oakland that is in baltimore i met him in oakland that officer so i get around. >> thank you jew i didn't so any other public comment public comment is closed. so let's go to the first motion by sandra let's take a vote inspector monroe. >> the first nominated by commissioner president loftus and sec

>> i was in d c. i paid income tax. i great with no taxation.i could have the deal of not being taxed, i would have taken it. >> did you pay sales tax and property tax? >> sure. that alone, would make you worthy of representation. >> so did tourists. >> but they go home. >> sure. our theories of representation and voting were based on different things. i would argue that like we shouldn't have noncitizens, some towns and localities would experiment. all power to them. in federal elections, states can decide what they want to do. citizen voters eligible voters children not counting as well. it's important to equalize the power and fulfil the protection. rational. when you read the briefs part of the argument stems from the effects of the voting rights act. was this the law of unintended law coming back. i don't see this as connected to the voting rights act. if you look at texas, it's hard to say. we talk about the shifting of the power, it's hard to say hispanics are over-represented. 25% of districts in texas are hispanic. they are 6 million pe

node to the future indicate where they might put hygiene if i look at the n f pa 42 and or the a f d c sfgov sites is did not ply with the necessary separation lots of flying words how have they've done a good job but not ground in data if one digs 0 into it is frequently contradictory i can't august with the comments i think this project is serve an inappropriate all loop stores not possible to make left-hand side because of medium strips or a major intersection with a small dead end issue you'll see at steiner this is the wrong design that explicit respect the local conditions thank you. >> next speaker i'll call another card (calling names) you first and mr., sir. >> good afternoon, commissioners is that better- and i'm carol brown son on california street on the other side of fillmore the services station and i first heard the raised neighborhood serving business after moving to san francisco and inironically i heard it from a fellow patron in a coffee shop is it not there it was replaced by a chance store selling expensive blouse i believe we're losing the neighborhood serving bus

until tomorrow, for john in d c, me in chicago, see you soon. sayonara. ♪ . .e are moments away from the closing bell. this is the bloomberg market day. i'm alix steel. [closing bell ringing] we are looking at the dow falling for a fourth straight day. we are negative on the dow jones industrial average for the year, falling by about five points. you can call it flat, but it was a crazy ride we have seen. the s&p flat, the nasdaq, one of the bigger losers there.

hewlett-packard ceo with a speaker at the annual faith and freedom coalition conference in washington, d. c. [applause] carly fiorina: thank you. thank you so much, and good morning. in my campaign for the presidency i am developing somewhat of a reputation for going anywhere and speaking to anyone. earlier this week, i was on "the view." i got into a little tussle with whoopi goldberg about life, that was fun. actually it was. early on in the program i was asked a question. basically, why are you a conservative? i said this. i am a conservative because i know none of us is better than any other one of us. all of us, all of us have got- given gifts. each of us has the capacity into the desire to live a life of dignity and purpose and meaning. our values, our principles, our policies work that are to lift everyone up. [applause] in the course of this campaign, i have been as gay lot questions and i have answered a lot of questions. one of the interesting questions i was asked one saturday morning was whether or not a woman's hormones preventer from serving in the oval office. so, ladies i am

this, or a governor who voted to ban the practice, following the lead of new jersey, california and d c. more that a dozens states were considering the ban. >> if it's bad for children and adults, what do you do then. >> you're willing to go forward, even if they say it's illegal for the therapy to assist. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: why is that. >> i believe in it, i know it's necessary and helps people. >> this is why he believes his ministry is important now. >> would you administer to someone via the internet. >> yes, there are counsellors in other states or countries that can help them and can work way. >> the fear and promise is simple. if america's licensed therapist can no longer practice diversion, people like him are vowing to fill the void. >> reporter: we are joined in studio. unbelievable story. how widespread is gay conversion therapy in the united states. >> estimates vary. according to the center for lesbian rights, somewhere along the lines of a third of lesbian, there >>> you get the sense that mr shwabb is happy. >> he has set his own goal of success. you know, he ment

kinds of projects that are going to solve our crisis permanently have things like the 75 howard t n d c drop i think that san francisco deserves the opportunity to have a hearing on that project and not let it be killed by backroom negotiations so if you could please board of supervisors encourage paramount to resubmit their original 4 story project for that hundred and 5 units for taylor and eddy they need the money to finish it all this energy for affordable housing we need it and there's an opportunity for us right foreclose of us with this kind of up zoning for subsidizing affordable housing slots thanks >> thank you >> next speaker. >> (clapping.) >> hello is this working my name is ousting i was born in san francisco in the 1980s and working during the 90s of first.org i saw what happened then in the first, i'm currently residing here i know this is long please give our attention to the speakers i moved away for economic reasons to pursue work when i moved back i didn't recognize the mists a make sure it was a completely different neighborhood and an era of intolerance i didn't ex

would have a lifetime ban on any former member of congress ever serving as a lobbyist in washington d cdon't want goldman sachs or the teachers union hiring my senator when they retire or lose and peddling their influence instead of looking to help the people that sent them to washington. mark: specifically on wall street, what do you think of the role wall street plays in our economy and politics today? governor pataki: i think it has far too great an impact on washington and our tax code. i would throw out the entire tax code that lobbyists have written. i think it's 74,600 pages of special interests protecting gobbledygook. throw it out, get rid of the loopholes, those special breaks, , tax credits whether they are for wall street or some other organization, lower the rates, simplify the code, get rid of former legislators lobbying, not just being against crony capitalism, everybody is, but actually doing something about it. john: you have a bunch of issue positions that make you somewhat unique in the republican field. particularly on social issues and domestic issues. i want to tal

the traveling desk she took with her on those long trips to washington, d c. trips that could take 30 days going one way from columbia, tennessee to washington. she is communicating with her family and friends back home. she wrote tens of thousands of letters during her lifetime. the traveling desk is indicative of communication during the time period. sarah was very much a helpmate to him throughout his political career. when he was writing speeches, he would get her opinion. daily, she would read the newspaper and underline passages she thought important for him to read. she was a regular fixture in the gallery in congress. this was a great time to hear speeches from some people like john calhoun. she was right in the middle of all of it, very much a part of his political career. he is to this day, he is the only speaker of the house to become president. which brings a whole new level of social status in washington , dc. sarah played the part of one of the official hostesses in washington. typically, congress would enact a memorial to the outgoing speaker of

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eastern, the speaker of the iraq parliament and the highest ranking sunni official is in washington, d cing about the challenges facing iraq and legislation there that analysts say it's key to the country's ability to fight isis. tomorrow, c-span three will have a hearing on the tsa. firsthand accounts of problems and we will hear with an official from the department of homeland security and a former tsa officer who has written several stories about what he has seen that the agency. that hearing is tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span three. before our coverage of the american jewish committee begins, we will look at the issue of drug shortages in the united states. this is from today's "washington journal." host: air from philadelphia is peter loft who covers the pharmaceutical industry. guest: good morning. host: a recent story of yours takes a look at the topic of drug shortages in the united states. here is the headline -- what do we mean when you say drug shortage? guest: a drug shortage would be a drug that is in short supply so there is not enoug

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night on the communicators, we visited microsoft's washington, d. c. office we will talk about i'm hopeful that at some point congress will take on high skilled immigration. h1b is still important. but when we have some of the innovators here, the researchers that are here, we have from all over the world that make contributions for microsoft scientists and engineers and for other companies as well. it is still a need when you look at it from a job perspective. >> the application of project premonition is actually to collect mosquitoes that have bitten people and to determine what kind of viruses might be around, what kind of diseases might be around through taking the blood samples of the mosquitoes and figuring out the genetic code of some of the constituents of their blood. >> the premise of this research project was around what would we be able to do with data that is freely available in the environment today. one of the things we noticed is that there are a lot of aircraft flying around in the united states that could be considered sensors. they h