also, we have some conditions for haute officer gallagher. if you have any questions, we're here to answer. president newlin: commissioners, questions? commissioner joseph? vice chair joseph: do you have an idea to advertise your venue? >> i do not believe there is any radio advertising. is that correct? i think there will be no radio advertising. it will be social media and email. vice chair joseph: ok, and has any one of the owners and done anything like this before? or are they going to purchase something? how are they doing this? >> i believe that mr. gor has been in the party promotion business for something like 12 years on and off. he is sort of semi retired in that. he has connections. vice chair joseph: thank you. >> hello, i am jerrold gor. vice chair joseph: can you tell me some of the things that you have done? >> we have done some year after year. we have done a lot of fund- raisers. some of benefits for different college organizations and groups. vice chair joseph: ok, and are you going to be primarily a restaurant, or is this c

technical sergeant gallagher described the incident this way to nbc. i thought he was going to kill me that night. i felt completely isolated and alone and really scared. here i was in the middle of a foreign country in the middle of a war. sergeant gallagher did not report the violent assault immediately because command had advised her nothing could be done after she reported the co-worker's threatening behavior before. two weeks later when she was asked for more details of the events on november 5 and 7 at that point she reported the violent assault. command's only response was to reassign the assailant and ordered him to refrain from any contact with her. she was lectured by the base chaplain said that 90% of assaults occur when drinking is involved. technical sergeant gallagher had not been drinking during any of the assaults. this is a harrowing story and is one of 19,000 that must be heard. technical sergeant gallagher fought for us. it's now time for us to fight for her. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the remai

is to be to more than 1500 men who were the giants uniform before them, from willie mays to allah gallagheram a covey, will clark, body and barry bonds, jimmy davenport, gaylord perry, from marishow to murph, and on and on. they all fought for this for 52 years and you brought it home for them. thank you. and how many of you out there remember going to giants games at candlestick park in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's? what this 2010 giants team did, what it accomplished pays tribute to more than 90 million of us who passed through the turnstiles at field stadium, candlestick park, and of at&t park in the past 53 years, leading with your hearts, wearing your, coming with your infants and grandchildren, booin g the dodgers, shared experiences of fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, this 2010 giants team, well, you brought it home all for us, too. thank you all so much. i was one of them taking the bus with my father out to candlestick. i am sure all of you have your stories of candlestick. some of you, even of field stadium. now we take our children and share experiences, my wife, br

she was at that neighborhood meeting along with duncan, the captain, officer gallagher, the permit officer for no. station, a couple of officers from the alcohol licens

. >> my name is philip gallagher. on a residential apartment manager.landlords here today and i live that market and castro. i don't see our supervisor here, but -- i have a 75-year-old tenant resident in the building on the top floor, corner unit. she has no guests for visitors and she's got bedbugs. i just want to put it out there that it happens in all neighborhoods and they are on their way. i have a great landlord. he could not be better on a lot of different levels, but he is uneducated on this issue. i know more about bedbugs as a residential manager and the older woman got infested with bedbugs. now that i have become educated, i did not know how to respond. the first thing the manager said was get the mattress out of the unit which is the absolute worst thing you can do, to remove any furniture or the mattress. i did what the landlord told me to do. i got the mattress out and that spreads the bedbugs into the hallways, elevators and all common areas of the building. eventually -- it's also important not only for landlord education but for tenan

and we are retiring, giving a little retirement party for john gallagher who grew up in this neighborhood, one of the finest permit officers ever and it's going to be fun. the third one is the cal hall association on the fourth of march. n.c.a. is here. mine is at the palace. the other is at the st. francis. we would like you all to come and hear and discuss all our issues. a lot of them overlap and you can hear different angles and how things are happening. thank you. >> i think we're wrapping up. patricia, i'll have ed riskin look at the 14-person pothole, maybe it was a sinkhole, not a pothole but get me specifics and i'll have him followup on it. ok. and i just want to say that i am a very big proponent of local hire and that obviously extends to local businesses and if you don't see me on certain weekends at judy's cafe or squat and gobble, i'm at the ice cream store a lot, i need to diversify up to chestnut street. it's been a pleasure. my pleasure coming out here. i learn new things every time i do these town halls. you've been wonderful. and please, again, work with us. i'm trying

andy gallagher, abc news, sarasota, florida. ♪ >> good to have you with us.r of the headlines this hour, a thousand people evacuated from the besieged libyan city of misrata arrived in the strong hold of benghazi. nigeria's newly elected president goodluck jonathan appealed for an end to the violence in the north of the country. the british scientist credited with inventing the worldwide web is warning the freedom of the web is being put at risk by the demand of big business. the companies which want to control the traffic on the internet to make it less free and open than he had originally intended. we spoke to our correspondent. >> two decades after its birth, the worldwide web is changing lives, transforming businesses, and driving political change. but the man who invented it sees threats to its future. >> i think that it's such an empowering thing for humanity to be connected, it becomes a human right. but at the same time, because it's so powerful, it becomes also very -- a very powerful tool for either government or a large company to be able to get co

gallagher for the frontline club. thank you to our wonderful gst editor. and thank you for being such a good audience. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning g g >> a day lost discussion on the state of race in america. among the participants, a fox news commentator. rev. al sharpton. film director, spike lee. from the aspen institute, monday at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] 1] go online with the c-span video library. search, watch, click, and share with everything from 1987. what you want when you want. the amtrak ceo testified thursday about the company's 2012 budget request before a house appropriations subcommittee. the corporation continues to operate at a loss. there was a study showing that on average, $32 of each amtrak ticket was subsidized. they are requesting $1.3 billion for improvements to the heavily travelled northeast corridor. this is about one h

gallagher for the frontline club. thank you to our wonderful guest editor. and thank you for being such a good audience. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next, a conversation with david axelrod. after that, "q&a," and then another chance to see wikileak'' founder julian assange, participating in the debate about whistle-blowers. the state of race in america. among our guests, juan williams, rev. al sharpton, film director spike lee. from the aspen institute on c- span3 monday. in april, the civil war was ignited. this month, we commemorate the anniversary of the bombardment, and next weekend,interviews witr scholars and reenact first from the north and south. that the complete weekend schedule at c-span.org/history, or you can get power schedules e-mailed to you. now former white house senior adviser david axelrod. he sat down to discuss his experience working in the white house and issues involving the obama administration. he talks about the health care

gallagher for the frontline club. thank you to our wonderful guest editor. and thank you for being such a good audience. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp[captioningy >> in less than two hours, fcc chairman on his agency's agenda. after that, we will reach their the role of whistle-blowers. a couple of live events to tell you about tomorrow morning. haitian president-elect told a news conference at 9:00. that is on c-span to. here on c-span. at the center for american progress as a forum on the occupational safety and health administration with the head of the agency and a panel of workers. that is at 10:00. >> here are some of the programs featured on c-span this holiday weekend. three former secretaries of state talk about american diplomacy. on easter sunday, president ford's son speaks about the administration on ethical issues. former nbc news anger tom brokaw and the vice-president on bob dole. on monday, political strategist on same-sex marriage in america. for complete list of this weekend's programs and times, go

gallagher for the frontline club. thank you to our wonderful guest editor. and thank you for bng such a good audienc thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable tellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning g g >> my grandfather ran his own business for years. he owns a dealership up in a small town. he gives so much to the community. he is such a strong and generous man. to see him be in this position where he had to fear for the security of his family was a real big eye opener. it was not until bankruptcy threatened my family's financial security that i realized what a big role the government can play in my life. >> this is our auto company. we have been here 15 years. the new vehicles we sell here argue, gmc, chevrolet, chrysler, and dodge. all of those were affected by the bailout. those companies are who we franchise for. it was a perfect storm. you have companies like chrysler and gm that we represent as dealers. their cost structure has been totally outdated. it was not conducive to this type of environment. certainly no

last week i told the story of technical sergeant mary gallagher. the feedback i have gotten is considerable. a woman named katie wrote on my facebook page, quote, i am one of those victim soldiers. jackie, thank you for fighting for a basic right. i have no idea why this is still not being handled properly. i dream that soon women and men will be able to serve our country without the threat of rape that will go unpunished, unquote. but stopping military rape should be more than just a dream. it must be a reality. we owe our service members the same protection that they provide to all americans. today i want to share the story of seaman basicus. served in the coast guard from november, 2005, to may of 2007. her allegation is as follows, on may 30, 2006, seaman was raped by a shipmate when she was stationed in burlington, vermont. during a hike, her rapist threw her on to the ground, punched her in the face, and raped her. she reported the rape to command who told her to cease speaking about it or she would be charged with the military equivalent of

the soldiers are finally returning from iraq, and individuals like specialist kevin gallagher of tiger squadron third army who is a purple heart recipient is just coming back from iraq. soldiers of the 25th engineering battalion are returning to fort hood from afghanistan, and i wonder what they are thinking now along with their families when as a result of the federal government dealing with its most basic responsibilities, they are not going to get paid, starting tomorrow. unless the majority takes up the temporary bill that was passed yesterday in the house and sent over here and we vote on it today to make sure that our troops and their families continue to get funded and get the way that they so richly have earned and which they deserve. we have heard as i said a lot of talk about riders, but the only thing that's contained in this bill that could be called a policy rider about which there appears to be some confusion is one that 49 senate democrats have voted on in the past, a spending bill with regard to abortion funding in the district of columbia. president obama has signed it