the other pieces of the grant is for equipment and supplies they'll be designated for helmet hallow and the grass festival and the park will be used by all of golden gate park and this includes an over feeder which is used to quickly used for damaged turf a special tool that helps to quickly repair turf in this golden gate park. and every year the bluegrass festival it fund some new sprinkler heads and general supplies that we use in golden gate park. and don is here from the blue gastrofestival >> i'm not asking for any public comment? >> i'm only thanking her we have two of our staff that can speak about the equipment and the systems are important. but i want to personally thank dawn for her care to work with our operations staff to see what's the most useful and beneficial to the folks on the ground at golden gate park. we'll have keith and charley to speak >> good afternoon, commissioners. i came here today just to point out a few things some of the previous gifts the home and first name have given us one is the irrigation system upgrade and the hallow. actually, i'm keith robert i'

day, manyesidents' are walking the hallowed grounds of mount vernon. washington was great. >> [indiscernible] >> terry mcauliffe and his family took part in the wreath lighting. it was from the 44th president of the united states at the tomb were the nation's first president and his wife are buried. >> one of our greatest virginians and one of our greatest americans. i come to honor on presidents they and remind everybody how important is day is and what george washington did for our nation. we are the nation we are today because of president george washington. >> due to the large amount of snow on the estate, mount vernon was forced to scale back some of the celebration. the crowds last year reached more than 17,000, they were much smaller this year. >> over the weekend, we had a couple of programs where the snow would get in the way. for the most part, we have been able to keep the show on as planned. >> the snow forced the public to gather on white cap hills. most are not letting old man winter get in the way. >> we decided we had the day off so we

there's no dispute that there's a hallowing out of our middle-class. it's not meeting its target for moderate housing. you should incorporate policies that will be effective in producing middle-class housing. and one of the 0 policies should be revised and one - the 2009 housing needs to have some single-family neighborhood. i support of the stuns requesting additional time for comments. the revised discussion refers to other sections of the eir that weren't circulated. so therefore i respectfully ask for more time to look at the number one circulated areas. thank you for your time >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is a jean i'm a long time resident of the richmond district. i'm here to add my voice to the many requests to please grant a continuance for the review of this process. as you already heard many of us didn't understand the notice we could comment on other seconds of the eir as and pertain to the alternative section. in the interest of fairness and due process a grant of a continuance would be approp

to a hallow building at the corner will be acceptable it is based on the corner square they range in height from 3 to 5 stories and to the west is the only historic this on the street. within the broader street the structures range differently and their adjacent to a much taller buildings and the proposed structure a appropriate per overall it matches and it consistent with the buildings throughout the district and it in compliance with article 11. while there's no specific requirements in the historic district the proposed fashion of the building will be comfortably the capability of the district with the patterns within the district address the proposed stone zoning will be compatible with the design the photo will be carefully removed and protected during construction. when the site is finished the foundation will be moved in a manner that matches the standards. staff has determined the proposed work will, proposed and within article 11 as the new structure will be comparable with the design as sections 6 and 7 of appendix b it will not damage the character of the district. the de

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>> together with friend and fellow vet marty cos costello, he created a foundation called saving hallowed ground. they bring communities together to save historical markers. >> eugene thoughts about this. he goes, "this will be a great thing for wounded warriors, disabled veterans, veterans to work on. to reestablish themselves with a sense of being." >> with bronze we don't want to scratch it so we're using basically a simple bru bristle brush which is very soft. the challenge is to work with them to see what their capabilities are to make them feel comfortable but also to engage the importance and history of the monuments they're working on. >> the vets working alongside gene and marty today served in the vietnam and iraq wars. >> my name is sergeant william pagan, i got injured in taji iraq in 2009. i was a foot soldier protecting the convoys, protecting the iraqi people. we were doing foot patrol out of our forward observation base in machada. observation patrol. we all of a sudden started taking fire. from the equipment i had on me, just the movement it crushed my lower back, and i h

what happens after we have hallowed out the military. entitlements are growing more.y boomers are retiring huge rate. medicare is expanding. definitely making us less safe. it's still a dangerous world. we just don't know what's next. we can predict one thing but we don't know what the next war is going to be. >> i don't disagree with that i am saying we have to do both. >> every time i read stories about capitol hill, incredible cost overruns with these big defense contractors. i realize that we have to cut spending. but it's really within the military how are we really cutting if we are allowing enormous cost overruns for mart cutting and dumb cutting. >> lawmakers always talk about curving the waste fraud and abuse of the military how much money that can save. i also agree with what colonel oliver north was saying there are republicans would ho would go along with this years ago would not. shrinking the military and making cuts the size we heard secretary hagel talk about today. let's talk about where this is going to go in congress. i really doubt that you will se

we're doing okay but the reason the economy is hallowed out not because of globalization but technology. each employee got the equivalent, they didn't get, they paid the equivalent of $347 million per employee. that means we got companies where very few employees have very high value. i don't think it's because of globalization. >> i just add one thing. i think broadly when you say the ukraine as well. broadly shared prosperity is not only a social value and a social justice value, it's a civic value. and i think that it's really something that is overriding importance to us and should be in every policy we develop. >> woodruff: in a way, this is connected to the conversation i had with the governors which i think the two of you heard. governor quinn of illinois democrat and governor haslam of tennessee. we ended up talking about the minimum wage, the uaw vote in governor haslam's home state. governors are finding a way to work together but mark, what we're hearing is that, you heard them, they're divided on some of the same issues. >> all politic is local. pat quinn's running for re-el

. >> i went to wings and they bake them and it is like, whoa, i am from buffalo, these are not hallowed don't bake them. >> they have to be fried. >> they have to be fried. >> and at anchor bar they plan on keep on frying wings for a long, long time. >> so what is next for chicken wings? >> nothing. chicken wings will always be chicken wings and they will be here forever and ever. >> and if you are a buffalo lover like me -- >> shake, shake, shake -- >> there is no better way to burn off all those chicken wings than dancing to the tunes of lance diamond. >> get on the floor and dance. >> up next -- >> get on the floor and dance. >> up next -- >> lou,,,, one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. >> osgood: th

. >> our father, who art in heaven hallowed by thy name, thy kingdom done and on earth as it is in heavens your day our daily bread. martha: they are getting ready for it. are you ready for the great wall of kansas. a mind-boggling proposal, to end tornadoes. could it work? >> blessed art thou among women and blessed is the truth. holy mary, mother of god. now and the hour of our destiny. bill: we are 30 days from the deadly tornado season. what if we could stop a tornado in its tracks, literally blocking a twister before it can do all that damage. there is new proposal that calls for building several giant walls across tornado alley from there in the midwest. about 1,000 feet wide, 100 feet wide s that feasible? we have the tony from the storm chaser group. how are you, tony, good morning to you. >> i'm fine. bill: the idea to build giant walls, what do you think of that >> i think it is an idea. i don't think it is viable for number of reasons, logistics being one. what he is proposing i don't think will have enough effect on big enough scale to mitigatornado dangers. bill: he being a p

with such apeech terrible lack of facts and -- grace this hallowed chamber?clap trap.otional do sit down, dear boy. [laughter] it has been my intention when i put my name down to speak to stick to what governor carney called the dismal science. select committee chairman was the first to be called and did a job or better than i could. i was struck listening to the words of the honorable gentleman. anch i thought was extraordinarily good and transient speech by the fact we should not run away from the emotion that is involved in this decision. i would like just first to touch a little bit on the heart issues before i return to the fact issues. i have the honor after -- addressing a group of girl guides who had asked me to come and explain the consequences of .r the -- independence i felt it was very important to try and give as balanced of you as i could and to explain both beforef the argument giving my conclusion as to why i stay in the union. i started by doing a little bit of history as the honorable gentleman did. i did point out that it was not that the n

>> it isn't a completely hallow threat. remember, the ukraine is not syria. they think of themselves, at least in some ways as european. they want to be part of the modern world. they don't want to be a pariah state and if you were to talk about how officials, members of the military or police who want to take part in this crackdown would be held personally responsible, if we threaten that they would be put on some kind of a warcrimes list, i think that would have a very powerful effect. no ukrainian general will want to be declared a war criminal. so i think in that sense they have leverage. look, we're not going to send troops into the ukraine. the europeans are not going to send troops into the ukraine. sanctions are a mixed bag because you would drive the ukrainians closer to the russians. there would be no u.n. sanctions so you have a limited capacity. the crucial question is going to be what the ukrainian army does because there are signs, as nick was saying, that the gets into the civil war. >> it reminds me, potentially at least, if the ukrainian gove

been treating them well recently with shutdowns, furloughs, pay freezes, and i know it's sort of hallowsay we appreciate it, but, you know, we're not keeping up with the -- what we ought to be doing, but i just want you to convey there are people that realize sometimes i think we're getting better service than we deserve, frankly, and i wanted 20 make that statement. the second is i've been coming to these hearings now for over a year, and every single one that i've been in, the alarm bells about a cyber attack have been sounded. i remember one of the witnesses said the number one threat was the cyber attack, and the next pearl harbor would be cyber, ect., ect., and yet we in the congress have not done anything. in 2012, there was a major cyber bill that did not pass, and this is not a criticism of anybody individually, but i'm getting frustrated that this institution is not moving on what we're told is the most serious threat we're facing. there are some motion and discussion going on, but i, for one, want to see that accelerated because you both pointed out this is a major threat and

implement sequestration is to reduce readiness and modernization which would almost certainly result in a hallowforce, one that is not ready. in the long term, the results force would be too small, too shawl to fully execute the president's defense strategy. the president's fiscal year 2015 budget offer as more deliberate and far more responsible approach that protects readiness and modernization while maintaining a force large enough to fulfill our defense strategy, though with some risks. this plan balances the need to protect our national security with the need to be realistic about future budget levels. d.o.d. has also completed a detailed plan should sequestration level cuts return in the fiscal year 2016 and beyond as is the current law. the reality of reduced resources and a challenging and changing strategic environment requires us to prioritize and make difficult choices. federal choices we must make now. for other choices particularly those involving the size of our armed forces, we have built decision points into our budget plan. we will make these decisions when we have more clarity

i used winchester ammunition but i used a full metal jacket and not a jacket at hallowed point like thee. >> so the answer is, yes, you did not use the same ammo? >> sure. i chose to useful metal jacket because when you fire it, it stays together nicely, stays in pristine condition. a lot of times when you fire the jacket at hal lollow point, tha will expand and that might cover up the marks i want to see. you usually get the same type of mark. your typically going to get the same type of marks. >> you didn't too that. it didn't happen? >> no. i used the full metal. >> you couldn't identify it? >> correct. >> you couldn't identify the markings or the stripeings? >> i found the test didn't mark well as well as the evidence bullets weren't well marked. there wasn't much information on the bullets to use to compare to each other, to make any kind of conclusion. >> isn't it true in your experience, it is actually very common to be able to match bullets through a test fire into this water tank that you use at your office? >> yes, we do commonly identify bullets. >> you couldn't in this case,