there were always owners who wanted to have variance is to increase heights, bill dix, use open space, and affect the sidewalks, even though it impacted on the quality of lives of people on the street. there are a sad stories, but time does not permit. will happen to my neighborhood with the new plan? how many mega mansions, like the one on the corner of broadway and divisidero? the high wall areas and jut out from the set back line of the adjacent houses. down the divisidero side of the property, they have built planter boxes 8 feet with the property line. it is 4 feet high. there is a sign on one planter box reading, "private property. do not sit." how inviting, neighbor. with the current rh-1 and rh-2 plan in place. [bell] thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i would like to ask for your request -- i started on a point in case i do not get to it, so i urge you to please reverse the eir of the draft of the 2009 housing element. please send it back to housing because it was in adequately analyzed with in fact and fail to go a reasonable alternatives

the the deal of the year in emerging markets has been the flotation of yen dix which is a russian technology company one of the only ones in the world which managed to beat google in its own on its own turf and that was made in russia and it's been it's been floated a very high valuation in new york i think of this because it's to misunderstand its ring and it comes to oil is a problem in so much as it becomes with is a very specific country problems in the countries with. appreciation the so-called dutch disease areas we talk about judges these links part of the program but it's not it's not because in some instances you know there's not that many countries that have missed. but you look at what norway to them and they managed to contain it a state of isolation fund sterilize the money and what have you and it's a problem in so much as you have to have a very specific set of policies that apply generally to most countries in order to what to do with all this money that you generate you can't just dump it in your economy that doesn't work so you have to do something with it but of course you

many egyptians hope they have had their last look at the former dix cater and his name.it is all coming down. this was the president watching over parliament. this is the mubarak free parliament today. this used to be the mubarak subway station. look what we've found when we went there this week. it's now been named martyr station. this spring cleaning extends to the entire family. mrs. mubarak's name has been scrubbed from this hospital that used to honor her. but cleaning up 30 years of history isn't easy or quick. we found this sign down the road, that they seemingly forget to remove. it says susan mubarak hospital, 200 meters. the correct answer to our gps

dix, new jersey. the following year it happened at ft. hood, texas. and killed 13 people on the military base. allan chernoff, cnn, new york. >>> a remarkable rescue in nevada. this canadian couple disappeared seven weeks ago while traveling in a van on a remote road in northern nevada. they were last seen in surveillance video from a convenience store in baker city, oregon. that was nearly two months ago. friday hunters found the woman, but not her husband. rita chretian told her rescuers she survived by eating tiny amounts of trail mix and snow. earlier today i talked with reporter michelle costa who was just outside the twin falls, idaho, hospital where chretian was taken. >> really important she's had a small meal. jell-o. she's on a liquid diet. she's been out there for seven weeks. she's lost a lot of weight. you have to slowly start doing that liquid diet. doctors are really optimistic. they said they're going to be monitoring her for the next 24 hours. they'll re-evaluate how she's doing and then decide if she'll be transferred closer to home.

>> she was at fort dix, and they told her about the air force guys. >> it worked out. that is what is important. >> thank you for being here. >> i met there in the 1970's when i was a teenager. [inaudible] you are in the same league. [unintelligible] thank you for your service over the years. sure, i would be honored. now you're wet -- fine. but as you are with the last fine. >> you have to introduce them. >> this is a big, open process. there is healthy competition between the parties. it is really important. absolutely. welcome home. welcome aboard. i am going to talk -- i'm going to tackle what down here. yes, sure. a warm day. [unintelligible] [unintelligible] >> hey, how're you? >> our road to the white house coverage continues with first lady michelle obama delivering a keynote address at chemical audit fund-raising forum. this is just over 20 minutes -- and a democratic fundraising forum. ♪ [u2's "beautiful day" playing] >> you are looking beautiful. thank you so much. it is a true pleasure to be here at this year nationals issues conference. i help you have fig

. >> she was an army nurse at fort dix. >> it worked out.hat's what's important thanks for being here. we appreciate that. i will hand this over. i was there in the 1970's when i was a teenager at the same time i wife was there. [inaudible] they are the in the same league. >> [inaudible] >> that's the way it should be. >> good luck. >> hope to see you again. thank you for your service over the years. >> mind if i get a photograph? >> your with a?? this is a big open process. there is healthy competition. absolutely right. >> welcome aboard. >> i'll talk built into taking a walk. >> we're going live to capitol hill to the dirksen senate office building for a hearing on cyber security. earlier this month, the obama administration unveiled its global cyborgs security plan calling for the u.s. to work with other countries and intellectual property protection and the prevention of identity theft and laid out a plan a provision for foreign law enforcement agencies on cyber crime. the committee is examining that proposal. we expect testimony today

but she was an army nurse at fort dix. -- >> she was an army nurse at fort dix. >> that worked out all right. thanks for being here. >> [inaudible] >> that is the way it should be. hope to see you again. thanks for your service over the years. >> [inaudible] >> you have to introduce him. >> [unintelligible] >> absolutely right. >> welcome aboard. >> i'm going to take a walk down there. >> [unintelligible] >> johnson -- jon huntsman robin things cannot -- jon huntsman wrapping things up. if you do want to weigh in, the numbers are at the bottom of the screen now. for democrat our first call is going to come from hawthorne, new jersey, chris on the republicans line. what do you think of what you just saw? >> he seems like a very good candidate. i have been following the republican field. i was really impressed with donald trump. i wish he would have jumped into the race. some of the other candidates might have been good. john hunt and, unfortunately, he might be a bit too boring. >> next we are going to go to stewart florida. >> i am a geologist and this is the first republican i have li

networks, some of which have been involved in the london attacks in 2005 and finally as we've seen at fort dix in other areas, simply inspired attackers. in my view as we've seen them as ranking member mentioned earlier, we have come very close, i would say lucky, from being attacked by terrorists trained in pakistan. the shahzad case one, zazi another. the threat from pakistan is extremely serious right now. we see alias kashmiri based in pakistan against target in india, europe and also potentially against the u.s. homeland. we have al qaeda americans in pakistan right now. adam could not for riverside, california. shukri juma who among other places lived in florida, operating out of pakistan right now. so i would say we have a very serious invested interest in continuing to capture or kill these rights to the homeland including from america. i would say is we let down the line at the issue of pakistan, this could move in one of two directions. one would be an unfortunate reality. the relationship the u.s. had a mini 90s after the pressler amendment coronet did, with the relationship is virt

strauss-kahn will tell the court he will wave extra dix to the united states if he flees to france orpossibility of bail doesn't sit well with the hotel maid. >> he sh is very concerned about her security and what has happened and what this man is capable of and the fact that he would be free would be something that she would be very alarmed about. >> strauss-kahn's lawyer says he will plead not guilty and told the court they have a defensible case. they may claim any sex was defensible. his dna and other forensic evidence collected at the scene and any testimony by the alleged victim will be considered by a grand jury. so whether or not he makes bail, he will be back in court tomorrow. that's when we will find out whether the grand jury is indicting him on these charges. >> we are getting little bits and pieces of information all over the place. one of these issues with respect to his side possibly claiming that it was consensual sex with the made is complicated by this whole idea of the hotels policy about how maids, what has to happen when they are cleaning a room. >> the policy is

called the fbi, and that led to the successful prosecution of what has been come to be known as the fort dixwe do not want to become a country that is paranoid spying on our neighbors, but we want to always be vigilant when there is something out of the ordinary. the other story was the vendor in times square, who saw that suv parkton. this is the kind of vigilance the american people will need. i do worry that the next attack will be an attack that costs a few hundred bucks with a low grade explosive device in some place, like the mall, out here, so we have to be on guard. host: what can congress do, what role do you have in preventing such an attack? guest: this will sound counter intuitive. we need to have more exchange programs, educational programs, with the young muslims around the world. if young muslims believe americans are their friends and believe we want to live in peaceful coexistence, which we do, they will become a volleyball ally in this effort to identify haters and terrorists. but if we drive heat on muslims away, police -- allow them to believe that american disrespects th

were killed there and wounded but then also we saw a couple of tax that could have gone against fort dix new jersey and also clinical virginia so this amendment we call the global combat zone for technician ensures members of the armed forces are civilians of the dod or killed or wounded in any attack in which they are targeted because their member for serve the armed forces or civilian employees of the dod treated the same as those who are killed and wounded in a combat zone. however, at the time of this mark, this amendment was not score by the committee on taxation or the cbo, going to withdraw this amendment and we will see to bring it up the legislation on the floor of a leader time once we get a scorn. i would yield back mr. chairman. >> the chair thinks the gentleman for his leadership in this area and for withdrawing this amendment at this time i would be happy to work with him as time goes forward. the gentleman from arkansas mr. griffin is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. i just want to say to my friend, representative west i commend what he's doing here.

been involved in a series of attacks are received including london attacks in 2005 and finally at fort dixin other areas, simply inspired attackers. in my view as we've seen them as ranking member mentioned earlier, we have come very close, i would say lucky, from being attacked by terrorists trained in pakistan. the shahzad case being one example. as i see being another. i think the threat from pakistan is extremely serious right now. we see at the plots from individuals like ilya caja heery based in pakistan against targets in india, europe and also potentially against the u.s. homeland. we have al qaeda americans in pakistan right now. haven't found from riverside california, shipper juma who among other places lived in florida, operating out of pakistan right now. so i would say we have a very serious vested interest in continuing to capture rich killed the source of the homeland including americans. i would say is for the down the line at the issue of pakistan, this could move one of two directions. one would be an unfortunate reality, the relationship the u.s. had the money to 90s af

networks, some of which have been involved in the london attacks in 2005 and finally as we've seen at fort dix in other areas, simply inspired attackers. in my view as we've seen them as ranking member mentioned earlier, we have come very close, i would say lucky, from being attacked by terrorists trained in pakistan. the shahzad case one, zazi another. the threat from pakistan is extremely serious right now. we see alias kashmiri based in pakistan against target in india, europe and also potentially against the u.s. homeland. we have al qaeda americans in pakistan right now. adam could not for riverside, california. shukri juma who among other places lived in florida, operating out of pakistan right now. so i would say we have a very serious invested interest in continuing to capture or kill these rights to the homeland including from america. i would say is we let down the line at the issue of pakistan, this could move in one of two directions. one would be an unfortunate reality. the relationship the u.s. had a mini 90s after the pressler amendment coronet did, with the relationship is virt

it was an unintended consequences of the 2005 berac that we had fort dix, mcgwire air force base andnaval air station lakers combine into one base, but yet we had a pay parity issue which has been resolved in this mark. i just want to thank you all for your leadership on that and really fixing this because i believe, you know, moving towards the consolidation of being a joint base and that ability, that the pay period issue became a big problem to be base because you had people that work a half mile apart from each other on two different pay scales but in the same light we're making our military stronger and more efficient. we have non-d.o.d. employees for which i have dropped the bill on the floor to address that. but i want to thank my colleagues from new jersey, l. andrews, l. lobiondo and mr. smith and look forward to working with them on the rest of the pay parity issue. i yield back. >> thank you. the other gentleman from new jersey, mr. andrews. >> thank you. i want to associate myself with mr. runyan's remarks. this is a problem that should be fixed and i support his efforts