greg miller for the project sponsor. first of all, i want to thank commissioner borden for her many years of service we owe a tremendous gratitude we're here to ask for an office allocation we've received the final approval for the third floor of the property and we are converting the second floor which your allowed to do in the zoning district because we're over 25 thousand feet we need a 21 allocation we're here to ask for today. i wanted to make a couple of points extra clear an exciting pdr use this use is going to be rained that space will remain pdr and as we deal with the approvals administratively after today, the floor plan will be clear how the pdr space is located and allocated. and, secondly, there's an existing pdr on the ground floor that's not being affected the ground floor is not changing in nirment and those office uses have sustained we're legalizing them through the 179 process and now the 321 allocation. that's it for me, i'm valuable for questions we have a representative from allied coke >> opening

greg miller for the project sponsor. first of all, i want to thank commissioner borden for her many years of service we owe a tremendous gratitude we're here to ask for an office allocation we've received the final approval for the third floor of the property and we are converting the second floor which your allowed to do in the zoning district because we're over 25 thousand feet we need a 21 allocation we're here to ask for today.

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you except what he did is set up a chain of events that would completely ruin his career going to greg miller of the washington post scudder was confronted by supervisors and accused of mishandling classified information while assembling his foyer his house then raided by the f.b.i. as families computers seized as his home was raided for simply filing a four year even though the investigation didn't lead to a single criminal charge scotter had his job and security clearance stripped he was forced to retire to not lose his pension now what happened to scudder's becoming an increasingly familiar story given the government's ramped up one whistleblowers are really here's the takeaway this is what happens when you try to call it abuse within the proper channels of government so the next time you hear people criticizing edward snowden for not working within the system tell them to take heed of scudder's tale. because rather than being rewarded for trying to improve the system you'll be crushed by it instead of. internet change the world and profoundly impacted the human experience and now that we'

"the millers," by my friend greg garcia, who is the show runners.e did "my dad earl," and i know greg. he's one of the best show-runners going. and then "masters of sex," you know, is the total opposite of that. full-on drama. i play a closeted gay provost at a university rendering of a true story, masters and johnson who did all of those sexual experiments in the '50s which turned the world upside down in terms of how we deal with sexuality, especially in terms of women. women were always thought to be just, you know, kind of along for the ride. and william masters and his sexual experiments determined and introduced to the world that, in fact, the ladies are driving the bus. you get with that, you know. >> any hesitation at all, any equivocation whatsoever about playing this particular character on "masters of sex" at this point in your career? >> well, you know, it was interesting when i was asked to be in the pilot, in the show, it was not revealed that he was a gay man. he was just a provost who was, you know, at the university where the experi

greg will hate. >> i love it. >> this is alex miller that uploaded the video of a 5-year-old little girl who loveseces her little baby brother and oh, so sad. take a look. >> i don't want him to grow up. you are so cute. i love his little smile. oh, my god. he's little. >> wait until she's 14. holy cow. >> exactly. >> that's my sister still saying to me. >> that's what we say about you bob. >> eric. >> i love bringing you great tv, guilty pleasures like walking dead but tonight watch this. >> it's happening again. >> i'll show you what it means to be "new york." >> something bites us we bite back. >> we got to work quick before the twisters merge. >> so tonight shauft dva sharknado 2. sci-fi 9:00 p.m. >> bob? >> you got me into that. you went to that house of thorns thing. i bought the whole thing and it's terrible. >> "house of cards." >> game of throne. >> house of thorns is a better idea. >> this is a very big important announcement that will not normally be covered on this show. the second quarter gdp expanded to 4% more than happened any time in the last decade. congratulations a little belat

proudest moments was watching the president sign into law the gabriellela miller kids first research act sponsored by congressman greg harper and peter welch. prioritizing federal dollars towards finding cures and treatments for disease can enrich and even save lives. the added benefit? cures can help a alleviate health care costs. all the while too many -- jon: something of a swan song for virginia congressman and house majority leader eric cantor. you might recall that he lost his primary race to remain the representative of virginia's 7th congressional district. so he is resigning as majority leader. this will be his final term in the house. if you would like to continue hearing his remarks, we have them for you streaming live on foxnews.com. >>> some major developments to tell you about on the immigration crisis as we await two key votes in the house. the first is on the $659 million spending bill for border resources which is a far cry from the nearly $4 billion that president obama says he wants. the second vote is an effort to block the president from expanding an existing program that granted work permits to

proudest moments was watching the president sign into law the ga by ella miller kids research act sponsored by congressman greg harper and peter welch. prioritizing federal dollars towards finding cures and treatments for disease can enrich and even save lives. the added benefit? cures can help alleviate health care costs. all the while too many moms and dads who are healthy are stuck without a job or barely getting by in one that doesn't match their potential. this congress, the house has passed many bills, some of which were bipartisan, to help create jobs and opportunities for those who desperately need them. i hope more of those bills will make it to the president's desk before year's end. our nation and our economy cannot meet its full potential if we in america are not leading abroad. i look around at colleagues on both sides of the aisle, at chairman, ranking members, at my good friend, democratic whip, steny hoyer, all of whom have soberly and seriously helped ensure a fight for a strong foreign policy so that our nation can lead in order to help keep our people safe. yet never before have i been more

to me afterwards and that would have been george miller, predictable george would side with me, but mcginnis, scott john shadegg, and ultimately we had greg walton. -- walden involved. we hammered out something that ultimately didn't pass through the house but our framework was adopted by the senate. then came back to the house and was adopted. and it was an attempt to expedite fuel reduction and prevent the intensity of future fires. i look at that as a model of how we should deal with fires. we do need to do more fuel reduction work. and we do need to do more preparation and prepositioning. but we also have to fight the fires that are burning today. now there is the rarest of rare things in washington, d.c., even rarer than the rarest endangered species. which would be a bill which is bipartisan, i guess a lot of people don't know what that means anymore, it's supported by both democrats and republicans, bicameral, by both democrats and republicans in the house and the senate. in substantial numbers. and it's supported by the president of the united states. now that is a pretty endangered thing. it's been around for quite a number of mo