captain richard holloway of the royal engineers was tragically killed after being engaged by enemy fire in afghanistan on the 23rd of december. he was a highly respected soldier and our deepest sympathies and condolences should be with his parents, his brother and his girlfriend who left behind. mr. speaker, our thoughts should also go to the victims of the u.s. helicopter crashed about which details are still in merging. and mr. speaker, today i know that the sudden death this morning of paul goggins, np in southeast would've shocked everyone across this house. he was a kind and a brilliant man he believed profoundly in public service. he cared deeply about the welfare of children about the importance of social work and he brought his own very clear experience to bear as an mp and as a minister. he did vital work as a minister playing an essential role in delivering the absolutely essential devolution of policing and justice powers in northern ireland. he was like andy bloch right across the house, and always treated everyone in whatever circumstances always cleared everyone with respe

captain richard holloway of the royal engineers was tragically killed after being engaged by enemy firen afghanistan on 23 december. he was a highly respected soldier, and our deepest sympathies and condolences should be with his parents, his brother and girlfriend, whom he left behind. mr. speaker our thoughts should , also go to the victims of the us helicopter crash in norfolk, about which details are still emerging. and, mr. speaker, today i know , that the sudden death this morning of paul goggins, mp for wythenshawe and sale east, will have shocked everyone across the house. >> hear, hear. >> he was a kind, brilliant man who believed profoundly in public service. he cared deeply about the welfare of children and the importance of social work, and he brought his own clear experience to bear as an mp and minister. he did vital work as a northern ireland minister, playing a quiet but essential role in delivering the devolution of policing and justice powers to northern ireland, particularly at the hillsborough castle talks. he was liked and admired across the house and always treated

prowledly for holloway. i remember him saying you don't have to know much, joe, you just have to care a lot. i recently had the honor of speaking to the moral service -- at the memorial service for president mandela at the national cathedral in washington. and it was pointed out to me, in preparation for the speech it was p pointed out to me that i'd be speaking from the same pulpit that was used by dr. king in his final sermon on march the 31st, 1968. and that was a profound sermon. dr. king said, and i quote: somewhere we must come to see that human progress never rolls on the wheels of inevitability. let he emphasize that, never rolls on the wheels of inevitability. he went on to say it comes through tireless efforts and persistent work of dedicated individualings who are willing to be coworkers with god be. as my mom would say, doing god's work. that's what all of you are all about. as you fight for economic justice, racial and gender equality and trying to stem the tide of new attempts, new attempts to

. >> hi, i'm alicia holloway and i'm a homeowner in dog patch. this legislation is important to me because in our neighborhood we have -- we don't have a lot of large spaces to develop traditional parks and so the legislation will be allow us to form a gbd so we can develop and maintain these smaller spaces that we've been working on and provoid a consistent -- provide a consistent framework and infrastructure and source of revenue. thanks. >> thank you alicia. next speaker, please. >> my name is bruce and i'm a dog patch property owner and as alicia is. we've met with a number of property owners in the district or dog patch as we call it were they've supported this idea. there's a big appetite in our area for it. we have neighbors come out to create the largest park and we like to continue that trend through the district. thanks for your support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. i'm tony kelly and on the board patrol neighborhood association. thank you for the hearing and thank you supervisor cohen for doing the hard wor

like right near -- if you know holloway, it's right near the center of hollywood. and they didn't catch his murderer for i think a year and a half. and so what happened was the gossip blog -- not the blogs, the gossip magazines just speculated. there was no journalistic integrity or anything. just "mineo killed by gay lover" or "mineo killed in drug scandal there was no validity to that at all other than they knew he was gay and i guess maybe he partied every once in a while. but he wasn't an addict or anything. and so later a woman called the police and said "my boyfriend who's now in jail for another crime was bragging when that -- when those news stories about sal mineo's murder came out he was bragging they was one who killed him. he was at the apartment just robbing an apartment and sal mineo walked in upon him at the wrong moment at the wrong time." and he stabbed him. and so he was convicted of mineo murder. but people -- that was over 30 years ago and still people that i talk to say oh, you did a movie about sal mineo? didn't his lover kill him? it was drug

holloway green streets. we have been meeting there with coffee talks and we'll be getting into construction of summer of 2015 of bulb outs. planters and pavements. it's what residents have been supportive. things like safety, lighting, some support from the bicycle coalition, our partner here is dpw as well as mta. we are looking at two separate areas. one is just adjacent to mcler and park and one is a church and we are looking to getting this going by july 15th as well. this is rain gardens and ultimate irrigation. baker beach project is kind of a neat one too. this is talking about all camino del mar. that water runs fast from the golf course to the street and causes challenges in the system. we have an ex- cess of volumes. it goes to baker beach. we are looking to manage that storm water better and we'll be looking to establishing rain gardens along the golf course and looking

captain richard holloway of the royal engineers was tragically killed after being engaged by enemy fire in afghanistan on the 23rd of december. he was a highly respected soldier and our deepest sympathies and condolences should be with his parents, his brother and his girlfriend who left behind. mr. speaker, our thoughts should also go to the victims of the u.s. helicopter crashed about which details are still in merging. and mr. speaker, today i know that the sudden death this morning of paul goggins, np in southeast would've shocked everyone across this house. he was a kind and a brilliant man he believed profoundly in public service. he cared deeply about the welfare of children about the importance of social work and he brought his own very clear experience to bear as an mp and as a minister. he did vital work as a minister playing an essential role in delivering the absolutely essential devolution of policing and justice powers in northern ireland. he was like andy bloch right across the house, and always treated everyone in whatever circumstances always cleared everyone with respe

patrick holloway with one of his four-three's on the night, 18 off the bench.ason holds on against penn 80- 77. >>> time to announce our high school game of the week, loudoun county at wood grove in girls hoops. thank you all for voting. we'll have highlights of this game tomorrow night. >>> finally receiving a scholarship to play at a division 1 school is a dream come true for some players of 1 mom of a new orleans star athlete is making headlines again for her shall we say displeasure with her son's choice of school. two years ago april justin was visibly upset when her son landon collins chose to play for alabama instead of their homestate lsu tigers. see her there in pink. well, today her other son gerald willis, iii, a top 50 recruit announced his college decision. >> i will take my talents to gainesville, florida. >> your take on this decision, ma'am? >> it is what it is. florida gators, that's where we'll be. >> any easier this time? >> yeah, but we're still no. 1. >> both not going to lsu. >> no more brothers, right? >> i think that's it. >> thanks for

first african- american senator in our state," bumper sticker ever was when he said " proudlyt for holloway." you just have to care a lot. you just have to care a lot. i recently had the honor of speaking to a memorial service of president mandela at the national cathedral, and it was pointed out to me and at first i did not realize it, in preparation for the speed, it was pointed out to me that i would be speaking from the same pulpit that was used by dr. king in his final sermon on march 31, 1968. that was a profound sermon. said, somewhere we must come to see that human progress never rolls on the wheels of inevitability. we emphasize that. never rolls on the wheels of inevitability. he went on to say, it comes through tireless efforts and persistent work of dedicated individuals who are willing to be coworkers with god. as my mom would say, doing god's work. that is what all of you are all about as you fight for economic justice, racial and gender equality, and trying to stem the tide of new attempts, new attempts to restrict the right of our people to vote. that the everyday actions yo