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dr. carol iine johnson. >> -- voted strong lu in favor of brexit. i was proud to be here in the house on monday to vote in support of the eu withdrawal bill. could my right honorable friend the prime minister confirm she shares my commitment to a brexit that works in the best interests of everyone? >> prime minister. >>. >> i have to say, the -- >> order! i say to the honorable gentleman of perth and north perthshire, order. the honorable gentleman was shouting from beyond the bar which is very disorderly. on top of the fact -- on top of the fact that a few moments ago -- order! a few moments ago he was je gesticulating in a most odd manner. i am concerned. the gentleman must calm himself. >> my friend is absolutely right. she had a constituency that voted to leave the european union. the people voted to leave the european union. as we do that we'll be ensuring that the deal we achieve in negotiations will be the right deal for the united kingdom. that's the whole of the united kingdom and the people across the uk, england, scotland, wales and north

johnson. talc can get into women's reproductive tract, testified dr.nd trigger the cancer process, especially in long term users like berg, who says she sprinkled on powder every day for more than 30 years. dr. cramer: talc is a potent inflammatory agent, and if it's able to reach the pelvic cavity, i think it is cabl inducing an inflammatory response. deane: they took my pathology report and my slides with my tissue and did further research on it, and it came back definitely showing talcum in my ovaries. this was a shot that was taken on mother's day of 2007, when i had absolutely no hair. sharyl: berg says johnson & johnson offered her a half million dollars to avoid trial. deane: i didn't like the attitude of the people that were there from johnson & johnson. it was almost like a brush-off. and the more i thought about it, i said, "well, i didn't go into this just to make a million dollars." i said, "i wanna get the warning out there. aren't you gonna do anything about that?" and so they went up to $1.3 million. and i finally said, "i'll see you in

senator johnson: was there more frequent targeting of your hospitals when russia became involved? dr. abdulkhalek: yes. they are locating the hospitals . they are locating the hospital's position and they started targeting it many times until we had to leave that spital fearing of our safety and the injuryment. senator johnson: you talked about two attacks, the use of chlorine. any other chemicals that have been documented that have been used? dr. abdulkhalek: just the chlorine attacks. senator johnson: do you know how many? dr. abdulkhalek: on m-3, there were two attacks because m-3 was not known to the government. the last month they discovered its place. so they started targeted it by many weapons until they used the chemical weapon chlorine gas. but they targeted earlier m-2 hospital with the chlorine gas. senator johnson: so, doctor, you said the world failed syria, i couldn't agree more. it's shameful. mr. keny-guyer, you said the politics have changed. describe that. describe the reality. it's great we are going to say we are going to hold people accountable. describe the real

. >> on that motion to take dr and approve the project were commissioner fong commissioner johnson commissioner koppel commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president hillis thank you on that motion that motion carries commissioners, that item passes 6 to zero and commissioners, that places you under your under commission matters. 6 consideration of items proposed for continuance. for draft minutes for march 9, 2017. >> any public comment on item the draft minutes seeing none, public comment is closed. oh, georgia. >> sorry good afternoon georgia swedish i want to comment please on the minutes for 15 ab for march 9 the chavez street on the project i don't think what is listed next to my name is what i said to totally accurate i read them this morning i want have written 00 mr. ionin i think i said decision and affordability that's the point of my statement they hearing he request you, please change to demolition and the affordability. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner vice president richards i accept the changes from ms. swedish and move t

johnson? votes no.hnson >> dr. murphy? votes no.rphy >> mrs. guthrie. votes no.thrie >> kinzinger votes no. billarukus votes no. >> mr. wahlberg? mr. wahlberg votes no. >> dr. burgess. >> dr. burgess votes no. >> all right. here.ve members over mrs. matsui. votes aye.tsui records?. sarbanes i know, i want to make sure. as r. sarbanes is recorded aye. >> he is? okay. >> mr. welch is not recorded. welch votes aye. aye.cnerney votes >> other members wishing to be recorded? will report lerk the result. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, 23 ayes and 28 nos. 28 no's, the amendment is not adopted. other members seeking recognition to offer an amendment? go over to mrs. dingle. or what purpose do you seek recognition? >> amendment at the desk mr. chairman. >> could you describe that? 136. >> 136? the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment to the amendment in to re of substitute committee print offered by mrs. dingle. >> amendment considered as read, recognizes gentle lady from michigan to speak on her amendment. mr. chairman. this amendment simply states -- gentle i will have the lady suspend un

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>> that concludes this portion of the hearing commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much so i it is interesting i have no comment on the druesters concerns as in their presented in the packet normally i don't think any of the facility issues are exceptional or extraordinary but have an issue with a 60 percent increase in squeamish negative impact an rh-2 district we don't have planning code or special adopted policy that says we are requiring projects to maximize their zoning but it has been a trend of strong trend of the commission over the past year or too so i don't know where the commission will go with the merits of project but i'm having issues i'm not sure what the dr requester is talking about and actually in our planning code but she wants to make note i have a strong issue with that other than everything is fine. >> commissioner moore. >> i'll share commissioner johnson's concern we need to see what is the reasonable expansion i believe that adding a fourth floor we're over sizings the building in which that occurs when you look at the elevation drawing left and right it looks unusual given the architectural tre

dr. aragon thank you for your leadership and director garcia's leadership is remarkable. >> closing comments, many many years ago, with the robert boid johnson foundation there were institutions given to me one of the thoughts was, wouldn't it be unique for the population cities increasing to have some sort of accreditation for the public health. the old public health hospital continually deal wg this issue this was years ago they gave additional moneys to get the process going. and let me just say, after all of these years and seeing the changes within this department over the last 20 years and the change of staff, the change of culture, the change of, we're all one team, we are together, community partners you name the above. above all it takes a certain type of hereby and compassion and love on why we're doing this in order to validate the fact that these public health departments are second to none. and our people now who are leading this flagship are second to none. and dr. thomas and garcia and all the people involved, i mean, it's just a living testimony of passion and love for our community and people we serve by formally institution

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dr and approve the project without the roof deck. on that motion commissioner fong? >> aye. >> commissioner johnson. >> [inaudible]. >> commissioner koppel. >> aye. >> commissioner moore. >> aye. >> president hillis. >> aye. >> that passes 5-1 to commissioner johnson voting against. commissioners that will place us on aye testimony place us on 19. 2015-018164drp-06 (s. jimenez: (415) for the project for the purposes of ceqa, pursuant to section 31.04(h) of the san francisco administrative code.. >> good evening existing director of current planning before your discretionary review requests for the building permit with the associated projects at 2226 green street. proposed to altar an existing unit with 30 foot kitchen expansion as well as private roof deck for the upper unit will be set back approximate fatally 46 feet from the street and 38 feet from the building wall. an open stair along the west side of the 4th floor and include all glass railings - in the cow hollow neighborhood following the original 2dr. request. made proposed changes to the roof deck. with a previously proposed wind screen r

dr. jerry buss had a vision. he had a vision back in '84 of signing magic johnson to a 25-year contract.y all those years but he could be in the front office and they could utilize his basketball i.q. as far as allowing the lakers to continue to be that storied organization. now they're getting back to that. but if they wouldn't have done that, if she wouldn't have blocked it someone else could have come in and fired magic johnson and then what would we be talking about as far as the lakers are concerned. >> is magic going to turn it work his magic? >> magic is going to work his magic. that beautiful smile of his, he just has that aura about him. at the same time he is a competitor. he's the original dream teamer. all-time 50 greatest players and he's a guy that understands what it takes to win championships. his basketball i.q. is off the chars. >> it certainly is. as is yours, our friend. thank you so much, bruce. just pull on the bow tie a little for us. just pull on that. >>> we have behind the scenes -- he did it. behind the scenes of last night's explosive "bachelor." the women are

johnson: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield three minutes to the current ranking member on he space subcommittee, dr. bera from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bera: the nasa transition authorization act of 2017 authorizes nasa's appropriations for the fiscal year 2017. if enacted, the bill's provisions will provide important stability and funding and consistent vision that we need for nasa to succeed as they can continue to make progress across disciplines of space and earth science. in human exploration and space flight. innovative technologies, biomedical research, and in aeronautics. mr. speaker, nasa truly is a symbol of american excellence and ingenuity. for nasa to continue doing the great things that it does, including preparation for flying orion, launching the space telescope, and landing humans on mars, it's critical that s. 442 be enacted. while i would have preferred a more comprehensive outlook of nasa's science disciplines, namely in earth science, planetary science, aft row physics and heel yo physics, i'm pleased the bill provides the consistent

dr in these plants are tender. the big deal is that these new leaves that are coming out are not going to be happy with cold. >> reporter: susan burke is the bedding coordinator at johnson's floral and garden centers. she says now is a good time to pull your plants outside. if you can't -- >> cover them with something like burlap, big sheets of burlap, just draped lightly over the plant. >> reporter: burke says to keep them covered until temperatures rise above freezing. >> this is really the kind of thing that you're going to do in your yard. >> reporter: it's a simple thing to do to save your plants. >> you see some here that are a little brighter. >> reporter: but the cherry blossoms might not be so lucky. >> if we were to have a situation where a significant of them never reach peak bloom, that would be a first. >> reporter: so to be clear, the national park service isn't defin tiitively saying yet that they won't hit peak night. >> that's too bad. is there anything they can do like they do sometimes in florida with the crops down there where they sometimes spray the buds with water or something to protect them? >> reporter: unfortunately, they tell us no, there's rea

johnson's financial affairs. all is well that ends well. what about us? what do we do when it's time to step in and help a parent, a grand parent struggling. dr.e cirigliano says it happened with his mom and it could happen to anyone. >> there's lot of people out there that don't realize how vulnerable older folks are. especially if they're memory is not what it was and they're st starring to develop the signs of dementia. so you got to really be involved, take a look around. mack sure that they're eating. make sure that they're cleaning themselves and if they aren't, then it might be time to get help. dr. mike adds that if your folks are having trouble driving as they get older have them tested and if they can't drive. the hardest decisions are sometimes the right ones and the toughest ones to make. i just hope in the future i can help my parents the way that johnsons have. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> a shocking crime caught on camera. a woman is suddenly attacked with a hammer as she stood outside thrift mall on -- strip mall on her cell phone. the question her attacker asked her before coming back with the weapon. >>> plus, a secret

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dr. goff. >> good morning. good afternoon. chairman cummings, congressman conyers, congresswoman jackson lee, congressman richmond, congressman clay, congresswoman lawrence, huntsman johnson, mr. bolden, mr. jenkins and to everyone who is chosen to spend time today on this incredibly important issue, thank you for inviting me. i am honored to be the nerd in the room. before i begin my formal part of my remarks i feel compelled to mention that i was born in the greatest city in the history of the world, philadelphia of course that i'm a lifelong link of eagles nation. family of the greatest nfl franchise history of sport. fly eagles lie. thank you, mr. jenkins. all right. i don't appreciate all that laughter but we will move forward. today i'm here in my capacity as a research scientist and as the president of the center for policing equity. in that capacity i dedicated the majority of my adult life using social science in the pursuit of a more democratic society. but before other research scientist i was black. in fact, i'v blae been my entire life with the possible exception of the week i took off in college. and so i'm here because of signs but also armed with exploit e

johnson financial affairs. all is well that ends well. what about us? what do we do when it's time to step in and help a parent, a grand parent who is struggling? dr.gliano says it happened with his mom and it could happen to anyone. >> there's a lot of people out there that don't realize how vulnerable older folks are. especially if they're memory is not what it was and they're starting to develop the signs did you have mensa so you got to really be involved. take look around. make sure that they're eating. make sure they're cleaning themselves. and if they aren't, then it might be time to get help. >> dr. mike adds that if your folks are having trouble driving as they get older have them tested and if they can't pass, don't let them drive. the hardest decisions are sometimes the right ones and the toughest ones to make i just hope in the future i can help my parents the way that johnsons have. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ luckily it all worked out for them. >> exactly. tough situation. >>> all right. >> wrong place wrong time. imagine trying to run from a volcano. >> wawa's newest gimmick happening just on wednesday. you can earn some money. fi

johnson and koppel voted against. commissioner hillis was absent. >> good evening commissioners michael christiansen department staff. the item before you is an application for mandatory dr of a building permit to establish a medical cannabis dispensary propose that 160 golden st. the item is heard by the planning commission on december 1 2016 and continued to this urinate after public comment was close. the project site is looking with messrs. arts and light industrial zoning district and 40-55 x bowl dish. the project also seeks to permit up to for delivery only mcd medical cannabis dispensaries, within the space each operating out of individual suites within the shared space. these entities would occupy the entire property replacing a vacant office and warehouse space the last time the project others met with neighboring residents to just their concerns with the project in a proposed conditions of approval to reduce impact to neighboring residents and businesses. the condition seeks to ensure security of the site limited traffic impacts at covert street which is the narrow alleyway. those conditions have been incorporated into the recommendation of approval which were

dr. aragon thank you for your leadership and director garcia's leadership is remarkable. >> closing comments, many many years ago, with the robert boid johnson foundation there were institutions given to me one of the thoughts was, wouldn't it be unique for the population cities increasing to have some sort of accreditation for the public health. the old public health hospital continually deal wg this issue this was years ago they gave additional moneys to get the process going. and let me just say, after all of these years and seeing the changes within this department over the last 20 years and the change of staff, the change of culture, the change of, we're all one team, we are together, community partners you name the above. above all it takes a certain type of hereby and compassion and love on why we're doing this in order to validate the fact that these public health departments are second to none. and our people now who are leading this flagship are second to none. and dr. thomas and garcia and all the people involved, i mean, it's just a living testimony of passion and love for our community and people we serve by formally institution

dr. aragon thank you for your leadership and director garcia's leadership is remarkable. >> closing comments, many many years ago, with the robert boid johnsonoundation there were institutions given to me one of the thoughts was, wouldn't it be unique for the population cities increasing to have some sort of accreditation for the public health. the old public health hospital continually deal wg this issue this was years ago they gave additional moneys to get the process going. and let me just say, after all of these years and seeing the changes within this department over the last 20 years and the change of staff, the change of culture, the change of, we're all one team, we are together, community partners you name the above. above all it takes a certain type of hereby and compassion and love on why we're doing this in order to validate the fact that these public health departments are second to none. and our people now who are leading this flagship are second to none. and dr. thomas and garcia and all the people involved, i mean, it's just a living testimony of passion and love for our community and people we serve by formally institutional

dr. aragon thank you for your leadership and director garcia's leadership is remarkable. >> closing comments, many many years ago, with the robert boid johnsonion there were institutions given to me one of the thoughts was, wouldn't it be unique for the population cities increasing to have some sort of accreditation for the public health. the old public health hospital continually deal wg this issue this was years ago they gave additional moneys to get the process going. and let me just say, after all of these years and seeing the changes within this department over the last 20 years and the change of staff, the change of culture, the change of, we're all one team, we are together, community partners you name the above. above all it takes a certain type of hereby and compassion and love on why we're doing this in order to validate the fact that these public health departments are second to none. and our people now who are leading this flagship are second to none. and dr. thomas and garcia and all the people involved, i mean, it's just a living testimony of passion and love for our community and people we serve by formally institutionalized a