jason sincana, wayne garnett, will dailey. karen marie-riley. grace tellus. robert webber. deborah benedict, and jackie jenks. >> do i need to fill out a speaker card? >> you do. thank you. >> i did not call your name yet. we have over 50 speaker caredds here. >> thank you for having this meeting today. i think the clients speak well for themselves but i would like to address one other issue. we have had varying degrees of success with accessing this and i think the clients could back me up on this. we have started keeping a log of all of the time together and all that i can see is that this depends on the dispatcher. there are some good dispatchers and some that are not very good. i would suggest that that portion of client services be examined. thank you. >> thank you, mr. armbuster. >> hello, supervisors. i am dr. jason sincanan. i am 0 volunteer for the call it -- coalition on homelessness. my greatest question is, why is it that in san francisco, the united states, one of the greatest cities in the greatest country in the world, our fellow san franciscans sleeping on t

one of my stints when i worked for president clinton was helping with bill dailey see nafta through completion. also -- and i ran for congress saying i was for free-trade agreements. and then when i worked for president obama, helping in the early stages finalize pieces as it related to south korea. at that time, getting that agreement back on track from a negotiating standpoint and working with others in the administration on that effort. and a believer in opening markets, as the secretary said, to goods made here in america. now, the secretary has his way of sayi ining it would be unacceptable to not reauthorize the ex-im bank. i think it would be foolish not to reauthorize the ex-im bank. you don't open up markets around the world and then not finance the opportunity to seize market share. the two go hand in hand. and for all those who said let's get these trade agreements done, it would be absolutely counter to any business plan to then not have the financing in place to then seize market share. just take south korea as one example. in a time in which america had not had that agreement agr

i will now like to ask the general bouldin and general dailey as representives to step forward.s the witness? >> i am a witness. [laughter] [applause] >> no. sure they don't screw it up. >> keep an eye on them. it is done. >> the space shuttle discovery is not officially part of the national collection. quite the pc presiding. we can learn a lesson. can you notice how the suspect of these guys are? -- how disrespectful of these guys are? or let them aw

i will now like to ask the general bouldin and general dailey as representatives to step forward.them as the witness? >> i am a witness. [laughter] [applause] >> no. sure they don't screw it up. >> keep an eye on them. it is done. >> the space shuttle discovery is not officially part of the national collection. quite the pc presiding. we can learn a lesson. can you notice how the suspect of these guys are? -- how disrespectful of these guys are? or let them get away with it one more time. i like to recognize all those involved. the washington dulles airport is celebrating its 50th anniversary. the department of common security which work in cooperation with the shuttle flies over -- signature flight support for tugs and telling. they provided all of the support for the telling to and from. for the telling to and from.

level 6, simply adds to the tension already felt in the supermax facility, especially for michael dailey. >> they call me happy because the last laughs are always on me. i have been living in level 6 since i got incarcerated in april of 2003. i'm here involuntary protective custody. the institution says there's a threat against my life. in my case, that's why i was in level 6. that's all i'm going to say about that. that's why i was in level 6. >> there's a story there, huh? >> there's a lot of stories. i'm happy to say it out there, but not in here. this is a big week for me. i'm getting released into the community. i'm surprised i made it this far. the stuff that i've seen and the stuff that i've been through, i'm just real thanks to god that i'm making it out, alive. i'm happy to get out. i'm really happy, but scared. i'm scared to get out. i really am. i don't want to hurt the people i love the most. that's why i'm scared. >> how would you hurt them? >> i don't want to come back here. because coming here hurts my family. before i came here, i never looked at it that way until after d

>> spiked during mayor dailey's walsh.nown as a deadly city. >> trying to come up with ways listening to the people in the community. trying to rally positive solutions. >> about 70% of all the homicides and shootings in the city of chicago are gang o. gang violence. if we can deal with the reprisal shooting we can start to make the impact on the shooting and high homicide. >> murders record rate under your watch how do you feel about that? >> a message you want to send to families? [inaudible] >> obama a lot of community organizing there. did that work? >> i never heard of the guy until he ran for senate. >> he did a great job and then he moved on and someone else took his place. >> obama is my man. it's more that he could be done. >> most of the politicians are from chicago just like fray von -- trayvon martin case, bobby rush on the house floor in a hoody when people are dying in this district. >> just because someone wear as hoody does not make them a hoodlum. >> i think that's kind of hypocritical. that's my honest op

>> spiked during mayor dailey's walsh.deadly city. >> trying to come up with ways listening to the people in the community. trying to rally positive solutions. >> about 70% of all the homicides and shootings in the city of chicago are gang o. gang violence. if we can deal with the reprisal shooting we can start to make the impact on the shooting and high homicide. >> murders record rate under your watch how do you feel about that? >> a message you want to send to families? [inaudible] >> obama a lot of community organizing there. did that work? >> i never heard of the guy until he ran for senate. >> he did a great job and then he moved on and someone else took his place. >> obama is my man. it's more that he could be done. >> most of the politicians are from chicago just like fray von -- trayvon martin case, bobby rush on the house floor in a hoody when people are dying in this district. >> just because someone wear as hoody does not make them a hoodlum. >> i think that's kind of hypocritical. that's my honest opinion. >>

general dailey, thank you for that kind introduction.olleagues who flew this incredible machine and others in this incredible fleet, thank you so much for the accomplishments you have given to our country. let me take a moment -- there's a group of people standing to my left, your right. see them waving the flag. you may not see it, but they will put it on the screen, hopefully. they are wearing these iridescent green safety jackets and stuff. they are part of the incredible crew of people who make it possible for us to do what we do. they represent united states alliance, boeing, lockheed -- you know, you name it. it is the entire nasa family. please give them a hand. [applause] and i will tell you, if you want to meet some incredible people and shake their hands and get some stories about where the skeletons are hid, you can talk to that crowd. it is my pleasure to be here today to welcome discovery to her new home and open the next chapter of her story's life. i welcome all of you here today to share in the accomplishments of discover

i will now like to ask the general bouldin and general dailey as representatives to step forward. join them as the witness? >> i am a witness. [laughter] [applause] >> no. sure they don't screw it up. >> keep an eye on them. it is done. >> the space shuttle discovery is not officially part of the national collection. quite the pc presiding. we can learn a lesson. can you notice how the suspect of these guys are? -- how disrespectful of these guys are? or let them get away with it one more time. i like to recognize all those involved. the washington dulles airport is celebrating its 50th anniversary. the department of common security which work in cooperation with shuttle flies over -- signature flight support for tugs and telling. they provided all of the support for the telling to and from. we appreciate that very much we welcome the discovery family weakened this saturday and sunday. our discovery festival is just beginning. these will remain on display this afternoon until about 4:00. all of you have -- who have been held up while take your family of voters. we ask that you hav

i will now like to ask the general bouldin and general dailey as representatives to step forward.oin them as the witness? >> i am a witness. [laughter] [applause] >> n sure they don't screw it up. >> keep an eye on them. it is done. >> the space shuttle discovery is not officially part of the national collection. quite the pc presiding. we can learn a lesson. can you notice how the suspect of these guys are? -- how disrespectful of these guys are? or let them get away with it one more time. i like to recognize all those involved. the washington dulles airport is celebrating its 50th anniversary. the department of common security which work in cooperation with the shuttle flies over -- signature flight support for tugs and telling. they provided all of the support for the telling to and from. we appreciate that very much we welcome the discovery family weakened this saturday and sunday. our discovery festival is just beginning. these will remain on display this afternoon until about 4:00. all of you have -- who have been held up while take your family of voters. we ask that you hav