dr. bradley, the appellant and we thank you for that continuance and i think it provides ample time to get to the case management conversation, find out what the court can do with scheduling. >> >> and continue with the efforts to find a way to settle this case. >> thank you. is there any members of the public to provide public comment at this time? >> yes, i am david myers and from the law firm [inaudible] and my pleasure to represent the applicant in this matter and this needs to be adjudicated in the court before the board has enough time to pass on the resolution one way or another so it's my recommendation that the board support the motion of supervisor campos. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to pride public comment at this time? seeing none. public comment is now closed. [gavel] . and. mr. gibner. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the board it continue it but you have to keep it open to continue for three months so take the motion to continue the hearing open per a subsequent hearing at the continued date. >> okay. thank you. and supervisor

kevin also helped train bradley cooper for his role in the movie. also with us forensic psychiatrist dr. michael arembrula, testified for the prosecution in the case and kimberly, co-host of "the five." kevin, i know this has been a tough trial for the family. i know taya i know wayne, i know his brother. gotten to know the family. i love them all. what was their reaction last night? >> you know, i haven't spoken with any of the family but i hadn't really followed the trial. watching your program last night and saw the verdict come down. the first thing i could think about, chris's kids chad's daughter. it's a painful and tragic reality they have to live in. and it's final. it's something we have to deal with. and i think february 2nd is something that changed their lives. for me as a s.e.a.l. and former s.e.a.l., i've lost a lot of friends along the way and now as health care provider, physician's assistant there's a grieving process. i think this trial loomed over that grieving process. i hope now we can adjust and realize what life's going to be like going on without chris and chad.

dr. michael sawyer. on his c-span3, former senators bob hack would and bill bradley, both of whom are part of an idea d6 tax deal with president reagan will be at the senate finance committee. they will talk about possible changes to the u.s. tax code. that is at 10:00 eastern. a bobby jindal tells a group of reporters he is in favor of supplying the grainy and government with weapons. he is also asked about a possible white house run. the christian science monitor posted this one hour event. >> thank you for coming. bobby jindal has been our guest twice before, most recently in september. i'm glad he agreed to come back. he graduated from brown university at age 20 with degrees in biology and public college and study.doc for -- studied at oxnard. after working briefly, he became -- at 27, he became executive director of the national bipartisan commission on the future of medicare. then came a two-year tour as president of the university of louisiana, which to president bush nominating and at age 30 as assistant secretary of health and human services. he ran and lost the race for governor in 2003 but do

dr. mark sawyer. it starts tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. on c-span3, bob packwood and bill bradley part of a 1986 tax deal with president reagan, will be at the senate finance committee. they will talk about possible changes to the u.s. tax code. that is also live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> at monday plus news conference, angela merkel and president obama talked about the possibility of sending arms to ukraine. israeli prime minister netanyahu's scheduled visit to the u.s. here's part of the news conference. >> it is important to point out that we have been providing assistance to the ukrainian military general. that has been part of a long-standing relationship between nato and ukraine. our goal has not been for ukraine to be equipped to carry out offensive operations, but to simply defend itself. president poroshenko has been very clear that he is not interested in escalating violence. he is interested in having his country's boundaries respected by his neighbor. there is not going to be any specific point at which i say, clearly legal defense of weapons would be appropriate here.

dr. mark sawyer. live coverage starts tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. on c-span three, bob packwood and bill bradley, both of whom were part of a taxi with president reagan -- tax deal with president reagan, will talk about possible changes to the u.s. tax code. that is also live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. february is black history month and the c-span bus is on the road visiting the top historically black colleges and universities to speak with their faculty and highlight their role in the american education system. tomorrow during "washington journal," we will be at fisk university and talk with its president. wednesday, we will meet with the president morehouse college. in thursday, we will speak with the president of spellman college. >> posted an event on school choice. here is part of that. >> most of k-12 education is driven by states and communities. there is a question of how much the federal government should be involved. i wonder how that comes to the school choice conversation. what role, if any, should the federal government be playing in supporting school choice or is that a state and loca