entire community by doing this -- >> why don't we stand while i say our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come -- [applause] >>brian: he's here live this hour. "fox & friends," according to my report, starts now.

site has sat hallow with construction occurring all around it. so based on on this basic principle we worked with the agency to figure out what was the right development plan for block one. it's a 2 hundred and 50 room hotel. and 3 hundred and 50 residential units and all laid out in a manner that meets the guidelines that govern mission bay. we think there are a number of governing policy reasons to support the project. first and foremost it will connect all the areas. second it will finally deliver a hotel to mission bay. we've got investors and a two hundred 50 room hotel with residential with retail and parking is both viable and attractive. third our project will trigger the construction of park p-3 which is a beautiful stretch of waterfront paperwork that is a missing link in the network of parks in mission bay. and fourth it will deliver frankly unaccepted resources for affordable housing. under the block one it delivers affordable housing project and notwithstanding mission bay south doesn't provided any direct or on site affordable housi

we've been working hard with the planning staff and mayor's office of housing and site has sat hallow with construction occurring all around it. so based on on this basic principle we worked with the agency to figure out what was the right development plan for block one. it's a 2 hundred and 50 room hotel. and 3 hundred and 50 residential units and all laid out in a manner that meets the guidelines that govern mission bay. we think there are a number of governing policy reasons to support the project. first and

and in the orange there are other areas of the city that have a high lick will i hallowed and we have public health and safety in x portion to the soldiers. and it's in the area of the marine and all those represent storage tanks that could be leaking if the soil is contaminated and also elevated freeways up to the golden gate bridge. elevated freeways are the tamed soil. there's no codify process how to determine the process of disturbing soils. so the department of health and the planning department we have a process through the environmental review and sequa documents mitigation projects are attached as the conditions are required to go through the same process through the sequa process. and that resigns on the sequa process is cumbersome and it also means we currently have two different procedures for dealing with the same issue. one area required by code is blue zones and the orange areas where it's you know the process happens through our sequa review. the planning department and department of health are proposing to update it and we want to be update. there is one codified proc

polk street, and broadway, are old, hallowed traditional corridors for the city; they are not in the spotlight right now like a mission district or some of the new emerging neighborhoods but these are street i need not just bulb outs and bicycle lanes; they needed deep look at the economic conditions and the effect on the surrounding neighborhood. those are my ideas. (applause) >> thank you julie. also from district 3 we have a wonderful web of asian-american organizations; i would like to recognize -- santiago from the budget coalition to talk about the needs as you see them. >> good morning mayor lee and supervisors. the api -- includes employment services, youth services, family resource centers and services for families and children. one of the things that was remarkable last year, after years of budget cuts and deficits that do not allow us to support our staff was a 3% cost of doing business; that in our contracts resulted with the first raises for staff where they have been losing ground year after year; it would can have that again this year it would go a long way to support

polk street, and broadway, are old, hallowed traditional corridors for the city; they are not in thetlight right now like a mission district or some of the new emerging neighborhoods but these are street i need not just bulb outs and bicycle lanes; they needed deep look at the economic conditions and the effect on the surrounding neighborhood. those are my ideas. (applause) >> thank you julie. also from district 3 we have a wonderful web of asian-american organizations; i would like to recognize --

film is out and they're trying to promote th >>> we head overseas now to berlin and a stretch of hallowed ground where american presidents have made history. kennedy, reagan and candidate obama. today he returned to talk climate change and nuclear arms. what a difference five years makes. look, then and now. the crowd is much smaller today in part for security reasons. on this sweltering day in a challenging week for the president, the comparison was inescapable. jonathan karl is in berlin tonight. >> reporter: battling a blazing sun and 90 degree heat, president obama spoke from where the berlin wall once stood. >> the wall belongs to history. but we have history to make as well. the heros that came before us now call to us to live up to those highest ideals. >> reporter: some of those heros were american presidents. >> i take pride in the words ich bin ein berliner. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> reporter: today obama called for waging the same kind of effort that won the cold war. >> the struggle for freedom and security and human dignity, that struggle goes on. >> reporter:

festival takes over the city's cal hallow neighborhood. it features 150 artists from across the country. jewelry and painting and photography are some of the items up for sale. there will be live bands and two stages. gourmet food and festival runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. >>> coming up next, you are invited to a party this weekend at animal shelters throughout the bay area. how you can a adopt a pet for free. we have a live look from our mount tamalpais camera. take a look at that. it's going to be hot in the north bay. 80s and 90s. meteorologist lisa argen will have our forecast for the first day of june. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> looking at the bay bridge. temperatures wi

. >> and world tour continues on hallowed grounds, the place >>> happening today the san francisco giants world series trophy, it's in new york. come back. it's on display at national baseball hall of fame in cooperstown. other world series items on display this weekend, the batted used by pablo sandoval. and jersey worn by brian vogelsong. just on loan, new york. >> and last warm day we're going to see in quite some time. it will get cloudy and first tomorrow, here is a live look from mount tam. it looks hazy and lots of mid and upper 80s. elsewhere around the bay, low 70s in san francisco with afternoon sea breeze up to 77 in oakland. fremont should warm up to 80. in south bay, mid 805's. nice and warm. very summerlike forecast. in fact, just about where we should be for this time of year. tomorrow the bottom drops out and lower temperatures. quarter to an inch and a half of rain in north bay. leftover showers on tuesday and back to hot. >> katie: let's get outside and enjoy it while we can. thank you all for joining us. we'll continue at 5:00 p >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is spons

. >>> next, the giants world series trophy tour continues on hallow ground where all big leaguers hope to end up some day. happening today the san francisco giants world series trophy is in new york. it's on display today and tomorrow at the national baseball hall of fame and museum in cooperstown. other world series items on display this weekend include the bat used by pablo sandoval to hit two of his three home runs in game one, a jersey worn by ryan vogelsong and a jacket worn by manager bruce bochy. >> new york can enjoy that for today, but bring it back. >> that's our team, right? >> right. >> how is the weather looking on this first weekend of summer? >> we have a couple which is s of fog out there. you see the fog just over the hills there. it will evaporate quickly and we will see a warm day. even san francisco into the low 70s. an afternoon sea breeze, though, will keep temperatures from getting too warm. 72347 oakland with 84 in san jose. we are warmer than yesterday. 89 livermore, 91 in fairfield, the look ahead calling for cooler weather tomorrow, maybe light rain showers i

michael: the latest edition of our series the march goes on takes us from the deep south to the hallowed of congress to the san diego mayor's office. a group of young civil rights activist decided to get on a bus. the group became known as freedom riders. they ventured deep into the still heavily segregated south. the kkk actually burned one of their buses. just a month after the freedom rides began, bob filner, then an 18-year-old engineering student at an ivy league school, decided to join them and he boarded a bus bound for jackson, mississippi. he was arrested for disturbing the peace and inciting a rye rot. he refused to post bond and served two months in the infamous mississippi state penitentiary. since then he has devoted his life to public service. he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives where he served for almost two decades representing california. then last november filner was elected mayor of san diego. he has already taken on the city's conservative political culture. it is with great pleasure, i welcome mayor bob filner into the carson kressley. thank you so mu

. >>> next, the giants world series trophy tour continues on hallow ground wh >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $44 million megamillion draw. 3, 14, 17, 40, 50 and the meganumber 3. nobody correctly picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot now estimated at $52 million. good luck. happening today the san francisco giants world series trophy is in new york. it's on display today and tomorrow at the national baseball hall of fame and museum in cooperstown. other world series items on display this weekend include the bat used by pablo sandoval to hit two of his three home runs in game one, a jersey worn by rheinecker vogelsong and a jacket worn by manager bruce bochy. >>> next at six we continue to follow developing news. the latest on the effort to retrieve a minivan with a body still inside that crashed in the san francisco bay. we have a live report from the scene. and dozens of southwest airlines flights cancelled because of a computer glitch. we will tell >> good at day morning. i'm katie. here's a first look at the weather with lisa. >> good morning. here's a look f

tocome to this hallowed spot remind america of the fierce urgency of now. to rise from the dark valley of segregation to the sunlit half of racial justice. now is the time. [applause] to the solid rock of brotherhood. to make justice a reality for all of god's children. there will be neither rest nor tranquility in america until the negro is granted his citizenship rights. [applause] we must, however, conduct our struggle on the high plane of dignity and discipline. we must not allow our protest to degenerate into physical violence. we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force. the marvelous new militancy which has engulfed the community must not lead us to distrust of white people -- many white brothers as evidenced by their presence today have come to realize that -- [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> so, even though we face difficulties of today and .omorrow, i still have a dream it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. i have a dream, that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its

he took us to a hallowed place in camp nou, the locker room.ry famous people have been before you, huh? >> pique: yeah. >> simon: and every locker is a monument of sorts. the names of players who came before are never erased. let's see your locker. >> piquñ: you have maradona, one of the best players in the world. >> simon: that's diego maradona, the great argentine player from the 1980s. one minute-- when you go to your locker every day, you're looking at the name maradona. >> piquñ: yeah. >> simon: some of football's most legendary figures have also booted up in this room: the dutchman, johan cruyff; the bulgarian, stoichkov... ( cheers and applause ) the brazilian, ronaldinho. but for all the titans that have come through camp nou, no team in the past has had as many spectacular successes or has excited the world of soccer as much as today's crop. gerard pique's debut season was 2008. >> piquñ: we won the league, we won the cup. and this was the european championship. >> simon: pretty good year. >> piquñ: the best year in... in the history o

our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.] >> as we forgive those who trespass against us, lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever and ever. amen. [ applause ] >> look at the reaction. standing up to the speech police and political correctness. good for him. and that is all of the time we have left this evening. thank you for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. greta is next to go "on the record." see you here tomorrow night. greta, take it away. >> greta: tonight, it goes all the way to the top. even the new york times is calling it president obama's dragnet. >> the committee will come to order. >> i'm afraid that a wealth of skilled leaders is spreading across the planet like a virus. >> mr. america, were you mr. spock in the video? >> that's correct. >> overall we found that the irs spent an estimated $49 million for 225 conferences during the three year period of our review. >> in hindsight many of the expenses that were incurred in the 2010

. >> our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come.hy will be done. [ applause ] >> as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory forever and ever, amen. >> the young man's father, roy costa iii, joins me now live. so roy, what was your feeling? did you know your son was going to do this? >> actually, i did know that he was going to do it. he and i talked about a couple days before and he wanted me to look over his speech, and i did, and as a parent, my first thought was you really need to think about this, i want you to be responsible in how you're doing it. >> explain to me why the school district had said there can't be any prayers in the school. >> originally, the freedom from religion organization contacted the school district and they wanted to remove prayer from the school board meetings. originally, the student would come and would lead prayer there. then because of that, they took a different look at the policy and changed e

we were overhead as crew ballots the fire that broke out near happy hallow park and zoo. they kept the fire to just a few acres. >> nearly 3000 people force to evacuate because of wildfire north of los angeles return to their homes. it's 40 percent contained. 5 day old fire destroyed or damaged more than a dozen homes and charred more than 46 square miles. just a huge blaze. >> that fire may have forced this bear to go looking for food. flames are about half an hour from this golf course in granada hills that has to be briefly evacuated when the bear came out of the hills and wandered around like this. bear eventually tranquilize and returned to the wilderness. not big bear but nonetheless they can be dangerous. especially when looking for food. okay. >> come back up here to talk about the weather forecast. sandy is in for spencer. good bit cooler and breezy. >> that's exactly what we were wanting after the heat over the weekend. 2 to escape degree cooler and the wind has presidented an advisory. so dan we talk about that in just a moment. show you right now what it looks

this right here, they will hallow it out, they fill marijuana up to there and then have it glued on thereso you have the cellophane all on it and you look at it and decide. you just look at it -- he had three tobaccos, one marijuana and had all the matches. and what really gave him away is when i was shaking his property down before i got to this point i found rolling paper. here's a card, just a regular card for rolling paper. this inmate right here actually had -- this is a disciplinary he received. he had it glued together and he had rolled up paper and that. it's kind of hard to deny it's yours, it's got your name on it. he had two boxes inside a box glued together and had the matches all down the sides. one individual done a very good job one time, he took his whole rand off his shoe and pulled the whole bottom off. and there's not much cushion in these state shoes, but he lined that with tobacco. when he took it off, i knew something wasn't right and i just cut into it and the back just popped off there was so much in there. this right here is a false bottom. you put one bag down in

eventually finding a large hallow that offered shelter against the wind. the spot was not peaceful as it seemed. when the sunset completely and they laid down to sleep, they were startled awake by a dim of motors. seconds later, vehicles appeared, and soldiers in overalls jumped out. white men yelling in a language eddy didn't understand forced her and the family to get in one of the vehicles. after awhile, there was a laid out settlement. they ordered her and the family to stand under a stream of water. it was the first shower of their lives. once they were dry, they were sent back under the water. this was repeated four or five times. in the end, they were given clothing and left them in peace. in the end -- outside, however, the family's four valuable hunting dogs were shot. she was pregnant at the time of the incident, but she lost the baby. her second child died a of brain tumor at the age of # and third born prematurely. she blamed radio active soil. bombs had been detonated in the desert. mark one, part of the british nuclear program in the 1950s mo

and men represent our workforce, few women have earned positions of corporate leadership in the hallowed halls of wall street. facebook coo sheryl sandberg spoke "lean in" has returned to the issue of why this is through the front page of the business section. sandberg and others have claimed that to break down the glass ceiling women must abdicate more fiercely for their own advancement. our next analyst, sallie krawcheck and alexa von tobel, have certainly learned this lesson as evidenced by the many career successes. sallie krawcheck, the former president of global wealth and investment management for bank of america, is currently an industry comment or focusing on her passions, regulatory reform, the analysis of big banks, and women in business. sallie was the first president of global wealth and investment management at bank of america, a new division that was launched after bank of america's acquisition of merrill lynch. although working in the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis, sallie led the unit to $3.1 billion in profits during her two years in a position. valley prev

hallowed be thy name.e ] >> gretchen: joining us is roy costner iv, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> gretchen: that's brave movement how did you decide to do the lord's prayer instead of finishing your speech? >> we had a lot of controversy at our school from different times of organizations -- types of organization contacted them a few months ago saying letter he was intent because they're praying before school board meetings. the district contacted their attorneys and the attorney general contacted them saying you need to get rid of it and have a moment of silence. with this came along kind of sparked up our community. our community is fully supportive of them. >> gretchen: so the chairman said i don't care if you're going to talk about allah or jesus, but you can't do it and you decided what? >> i decided god is such an important part of my life, if we take him out of school, it will hurt the school more than help it. i noticed this mast -- past year, more types of arguments and fights that i think it

harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2. twilight breaking dawn. twilight eclipse.of steel to be good more than me. not just because time warner owns cnn. superman is a classic, i say. in the era when even b-list heroes have big movie franchises, why has superman remained so earthbound? >> they're robbing the truck! >> superman has long been at home on the small screen. there was lois and clark in the '90s. smallville and the ots. both successes. on the big veen it's a different story. this weekend after decades of missteps, warner brothers is taking another shot at establishing a superman franchise with "man of steel." >> what's the "s" stand for? >> it's not an "s." in my world it means hope. >> well, here it's an "s." >> why has it been so hard? it started off well enough in 1978 when superman the movie ushered in the era of the superhero franchise. christopher reeve really did make us believe a man could fly. the movie did take liberties, like when superman reversed the earth's rotation to stop lois lane from dying. why wouldn't he do that every time manager hor

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done -- >> fdefight the rulying the rul. you hear him reciting the lord's prayer. these are school administrators and teachers. but it was no shock to roy's dad, who is a pastor. roy had sought his dad's advice and his father told us what that advise was. >> my son came to me with his speech that had the words prayer in it. and i said, look, if you're doing this for political reasons, don't. but if you're doing it because you feel led to do it, and you feel this is a part of your speech, i want you to do it and i'll stand by you. he said, good. good enough for me. that's all i needed to hear. >> liberty high valedictorian roy coster in er costner iv jo now. let's begin with this. let's go back. you met with school officials before your speech. did you tell them at the time you were going to mention god or even that you were thinking about it? >> no, i did not let them know at all i would be talking about god. they told me -- they made it very clear i could not in any shape, way or form. >> so given that

it's long past time to demand results or outputs and not just more hallow promises. one final point about immigration reform, whatever legislation that we pass in this chamber will head over to the house of representatives. if we want the senate bill to have any chance to become law, then we have to include real border security provisions and a real border security trigger. our house colleagues have made that abundantly clear. in other words, my amendment is not a poison pill. it is an antidote because it's the only way we're ever going to truly get bipartisan immigration reform, something which i hope and pray that we will, because the status quo is simply unacceptable. madam president, i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas. mr. boozman: thank you, madam president -- mr. pryor: i understand i'm not supposed to call my amendment up but i would like to discuss amendment 1298 and if it were appropriate i would like to make it pending but i understand we're not quite ready for that. i'm offering this amendment wh

first in the army, then in the private sector, and finally in the hallowed halls of the u.s. senate. but despite all he acheed, he never forgot where he came from. that's the secret. when you forget where you came from, when you forget your roots, when you forget the street you lived on, guys and gals you talked with, your mom and dad how they sweated out every day, i mean, when you worked in silk mills it was no day at the beach, not by any stretch of the imagination. we many times forget our smith, congressman smith, and you know that we forget where we came from. we think we're better. you're a congressman, oh -- but he never forgot where he came from. despite all that, what he achieved, he knew his roots. one of the proudest moments of my career was standing shoulder to shoulder with him when we pass le to successfully legislation to finally establish the great falls national historic park in paterson, new jersey. it's our yellowstone. it's our grand canyon. doesn't take up nearly the amount of space but it meant so much to not only patersonians but people in that area. p

men represent our work force, few women have everyday positions of corporate leadership, in the hallowed halls of wall street. facebook coo, sheryl sandberg, has returned the issue of why this is to the front page of the business section. sandberg and others have claimed that to break down the glass ceiling women must advocate more fiercely for their own advancement. our next panelists, sally and alexa have learned this lesson as evidenced by their many career successes. sally, the former president of wealth and investment management for bank of america is currently an industry commenter focusing on her passions, regulatory reform, the analysis of big banks, and women in business. sally was the first president of global wealth and investment management as bank of america, a new division that was launched after bank of america's acquisition of merrill lynch. although working in the need aftermath of the financial cries, sally led that unit to a profit. sally previously serve as ceo of city global wealth investment management, ceo of citigroup, and chairman and ceo of sanford bernstein. sh

we're going to have a total hallowing out of the middle class.wealthy people going to college, a few people on scholarships but the rest of the population won't be able to afford schools. >> this is one of the great future problems facing america. >> huge. >> the answer, the salvation, middle-class incomes are declining. that's one of the worst things, probably the worst thing economically about this country. what is the snaen the best answer is more education. if you make education so expensive, the vast majority can't afford it you will get on a vicious downward cycle and almost have a different america. if the middle-class americans can't think their children will do as good or better than them we have big trouble. >> we've been following the bill closely, procedural votes yesterday, you lost a couple republicans. >> we did. >> why is that and are you still pushing for more republican votes. >> we want to get as many as we can but we're happy. we wanted to get a significant number of republicans to vote for the bill at the low water mark at 67

these organizations work together tirelessly to preserve the hallowed ground upon which these americans, our brothers and sisters, fought, bled and perished. for as long as there is breath in our chest and light in our eyes, we the people of these united states shall keep alive the memory of our ancestors and maintain the peace paid for with their sacrifice during the merciless four years of our nation's history. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> the senate continues work on immigration legislation. they have a few votes scheduled for about 11:30 eastern, including one to limit debate on the measure. possible final passage, too. follow the senate on c-span2. shortly here on c-span, we'll bring you live coverage of speaker john boehner's holding his weekly briefing. he'll take questions on reporters from range of issues, including likely the house agenda going into the july 4th recess and recent decisions handed down by the supreme court. leader pelosi

for the past three decades, the american people have been given one hallow promise after another about the federal government's commitment to secure our borders. the rhetoric from washington has been impressive, but the results have been pathetic. the reality on the ground in texas and in other border states have been quite different. let me put it this way. a decade after the 9/11 terrorist attacks that killed 3,000 americans in new york, the department of homeland security has gained operational control of less than 45% of our southern border, 45%. secretary of homeland security said the border is secure. the president said it is more secure than it has ever been. 45% secure. for that matter, it's been more than a decade since the 9/11 commission recommended another important requirement that's contained in my amendment, which is a nationwide biometric entry-exit system. it's been 17 years since president clinton signed legislation mandating such a system. so we wonder why there has been such a lack of confidence and a trust deficit between the american people and washington when it

so i think we are being a little bit safe to make these arguments, as we stand here in these hallowed halls, never is our name going to appear in any newspaper when one of these people commits an act that causes damage to our fellow citizens. and yet we make this argument very passionately. i just want to remind everybody that we are responsible for those criminal aliens that we release and criminal aliens are right now being released and in fact mrs. napolitano, after i ask her specifically, are you releasing anyone from detention , and she looked me right in the eye and said, no, and two days later she released 2,300. so, don't tell me -- and of in the top two categories were both represented in that release. the most serious and the second most serious categories of crimes we hold people for. so this is a policy, this administration continues to have a policy of not enforcing the law and quite frankly we need this availability of beds so we can enforce the law. yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from florida. those in favor say aye. tho

we ask that what all these who work within these hallowed halls do would be for your greater honor and, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 thejournal stands approved. pledge of allegiance today will be led by the gentleman from hio. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina ise? without objection, so ordered. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. house republicans have a plan to create jobs, grow our economy and secure our future for all americans. and we're going to do it by expanding opportunity, not expanding government. we're going to hold government accountable to the hardworking taxpayers of this country. we're going to rein in runaway washington spending that's driving up our national debt. we're