the honorable daniel gray and ms. seelye. the honorable wesley kiernan, mr. paul kiernan. mr. james crane. [inaudible conversations] ms. jennifer aleman and mr. frank skinner. ms. jill abramson and mr. william woodson. ms. rebecca shaw, is the best shaw -- beth shaw. mr. and mrs. ken frazier. and ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. david stern. him ms. nicola miner and mr. robert mailer anderson. ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. [inaudible conversations] mrs. laura ross, mr. james ross. mr. medina, ms. signs. >> from the booksellers from at the white house we are going to the north portico to see president obama and the first lady greet french president hollande is her life coverage of the state visit continues. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and so the guest of honor has arrived. french president francois hollande greeted by the president of first lady from the north entrance of the white house. this is the seventh state dinner or official visit for the o

the honorable michael nutter mayor of philadelphia and mrs. nutter. the honorable david l. and mrs. cohen. the honorable debbie wasserman schultz and mr. stephen schultz. ms. juliana goldman and mr. mike gottlieb. the honorable stephanie rollins blake mayor mayor of baltimore and mr. kent blake. mr. samuel hynes and ms. stacey mills. ms. alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [inaudible conversations] the honorable kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and ms. michelle lee. >> i'm really excited. this is my first state dinner. for my wife and i to big treat. i have learned to french phrases. >> go ahead. >> i can't remember. thank you. the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daughter jacqueline kelling. >> this is my daughter jack wayne. she is from texas. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] attorney general e

i had the honor of witnessing firsthand what you do for families and his honor. i think -- children. as a parent you can't do anything more than educate children and it's so near and dear to my heart as well. i want to thank you for all the work you do and for being such an integral part of our city. congratulations and thank you for being here. as a parent you can't do anything more than educate children and it's so near and dear to my heart as well. i want to thank you for all the work you do and for being such an integral part of our city. congratulations and thank you for being here. >> the -- what a lot of people don't realize is right in their backyard there's families of 100,000 children who are living in poverty and they're trapped in neighborhoods with schools that are sometimes violent and often don't meet their needs and they don't have any option to move to a different district or find a safe alternative for their children. what we do is try to provide that opportunity by helping parents find the best option for their children. in san francisco we cel

we made that decision to honor our culture and honor our artist and african american restaurants. to honor our heritage and so many things that are important to the african american community. if you are around tomorrow between 6 and 9, come by and enjoy the fusativities. we hope this can become a annual event where wree celebrate art and culture and the amazing things about the community in san francisco. far too often thaings that are not so great are highlighted and it is time that we remember an occasion like this where we honor amazing people that have a history of committing their life to make a difference in the lives of others. that is what the african american community has always been about and will continue to be about through celebrations like these and the one tomorrow kw how we live our liferbs every day by giving bam to the community. i want to thank you so much for being here and hope you will continue to come back not to just go through the stress of deal wg your faxes and paying your bill, but to participate in the politicalicate process and make sure your voice

the honorable jay carney and ms. claire shipman. the honorable gene sperling. mr. rick sperling. mr. dewar. [speaking french] ♪ >> the guest of honor has arrived, french president francois hollande greeted by the president and the first lady. this is the seventh state dinner were official visit for the obama administration. we will take you to the south lawn pavilion, a tent that is turned into a springlike display. first, we will take a look inside a state dinner as part of our coverage here on c-span2. we will tell you what it is like to be invited to these expose of affairs and will get the role of first ladies over the years. we will have a conversation with julianna smoot who serve in the obama administration. we want to begin with the perspective of james fallows. as a national correspondent, you have attended three state dinners. what are they like? >> they are interesting and fun. ach dinner, there was sprinkling of journalists, usually people who of some connection to the country are being invited. i've been to the ones for korea. for china recently and then for canada,

let me tell you why we are honor them today. they are located in the [inaudible] neighborhood kwr founded in the year twonet 007 by bishop ela henson. back then she was a pastor. in 2006 tyrone nob nub appointed to lead the ministry. i had the privilege and plaesher of knowing many folks at the podiumies well as passer [inaudible] wu worked together for several years. what is special blt [inaudible] is that they made-they are steadfast speerlual leaders that provide a safe and loving place for the community. i want to take a moment to highlight why we are honoring them today. it is not that we want to recognize the work you do inside the chirch, but highlight what they are doing outside the church and how they are enhancing the community they are a part of. tia kinea spear headed a volunteering erftd at charl drew elementary school located in bay view. they help stud want meet and exceed profeshancy levels in the next 5 years. we are talking blt a church to make a 5 year xhitement to lend a helping hand to the scholars of charle

the honorable michael nutter mayor of philadelphia and mrs. nutter. the honorable david l. cohen and mrs. cohen. the honorable debbie wasserman schultz and mr. stephen schultz. ms. juliana goldman and mr. mike gottlieb. the honorable stephanie rollins blake mayor mayor of baltimore and mr. kent blake. mr. samuel hynes and ms. stacey mills. ms. alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [inaudible conversations] the honorable kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and ms. michelle lee. >> i'm really excited. this is my first state dinner. for my wife and i to big treat. i have learned to french phrases. >> go ahead. >> i can't remember. thank you. the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daughter jacqueline kelling. >> this is my daughter jack wayne. she is from texas. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] attorney gen

thank you, again, for supporting the lunar event and, of course, we're honored to have the artist who. where are you right there (clapping) thank you for sharing our beautiful art with the world and through this lunar event. i want to pause for a second and let everything know that the mayor will be here in three or four minutes hose in route. i know which of you have been with us brother but let me take a moment to explain. when the post office a city a selected for the national first day of issue and in this case, the year of the horse stamp it's once again an you honor to be selected as the city andxxúú@@@ >> (drums rolling). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (clapping.) >> wow. what a wonderful performance. so good morning, everybody. . district manager and ladies and gentlemen good morning and thank you for being here today open this about how far san francisco day. i'm the post master of san francisco. on above the of the united states positively services i want to welcome you to the 19th luna celebration the year of the horse is the 7 stamp in the series we're truly honored to be hosti

>> i think the honorable lady is right. we now have 1.6 million new private-sector jobs meaning there are 1.3 million more people employed in our country. we are seeing the growth in employment in every region in the country. some are growing faster than others and we need to keep up the work to make sure this is a broadly balanced recovery. one of the indicators of economic success is weakened we got the leader of the labour party comes to an cannot mention implement. he can't talk about the economy. he can't talk about jobs and investment and growth because all of the things he said would never happen are happening in our economy. >> could the prime minister focus on the fact that -- and what capabilities? [inaudible] >> first of all i hope it's not too uncharitable to point out that the contract was awarded by the last labour government. and, of course, we are now discussing and debating with a company how they should be taken forward. but the fact is we do need in this country away determining whether people are fit for

my honorable friend making an important point. the change for economic out look really quite remarkable and the u.k. recovery is getting escape ser to achieving velocity. if we listen to him there would more e borrowing and spending and more taxing and more debt. his view is very clear that if back the keys to the car he would drive it just as same wall and he again.he economy all over >> thank you, mr. speaker. an the prime minister make clear whether he still quite wrongly will try to end the ban fox hunting. >> my view remains what was in is the house which of kphopbz should have the this unity to debate on issue. >> does my humble friend share anxiety that the program for chemical ction of weapons on syria has fallen so badly behind. >> i agree. a promising start with chemicals not only being and removed but also destroyed that do seems to be ndications that the program is slowing and that not all the information necessary is forthcoming. discussed this with president hours ago and britain will put pressure on all chemical mak

to lay dope down. >> i live in honor dorm now. about the last four or five years, i've tried to like -- i went and got my ged. >> my brother stayed on me. he was like, look, man, the honor dorm, this is helpful. you got to want to help yourself. that's what that is designed to do, to help you, but only if you help yourself. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay," has wallace booker's violent nature caught up with him? >> this was found underneath that locker box here. >> and later, yet another inmate is caught with a knife, but he's not going down without a fight. >> based on the fact that mr. jackson told me he found it on your bed under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i'd leave my -- a knife under my pillow? ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh, let's go, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressive, and you save big on both. ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh hey, it's me! [ whistles ] and there's my dog! [gasps] t

so, i'll be looking forward to honoring him as well. also some of you know that this is the year of the horse for this coming year 2014 and though i wasn't born in the year of the horse, horse means -- mar means sea in spanish, but in chinese it's horse. so, for those that are born in the year of the horse that are nomads, [speaker not understood], cheerful, earthy and stubborn, i wanted to honor you, but i also wanted to say mars like me are also celebrating this coming year and we'll be looking for a lot of the great year of the stuff this year saturday for the new year's raid. thank you. the rest i'll submit. ~ parade. >> thank you, supervisor mar. as your clerk of the board, i am year of the horse. supervisor yee. >> thank you very much. i wanted to announce that i guess in february 22nd i'm going to be embarking or my office will be embarking on a participatory budgeting process, and it's something that i've been interested in doing for a while even before i became a supervisor. and i want to thank president chiu for piloting this

vision of honor and a word veterans of the civil war.romise, we shall never forget that. [applause] more, after september 11th 2001 terrorist attack on that for a full day bureau all americans. this is the very reason why we have come together. now, i will speak french. [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [laughter] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in french] [speaking in french] [speaking in french] >> i raise my glass in honor of america, the president, barack obama, the united states. [speaking in french] [applause] [speaking in french] >> we have feelings for one another. we love the americans, and you love the french. [laughter] we share the same universal values, freedom, democ

>> the honorable lady makes an important point. the answer i would give is instead of banding around names of companies where many people in those companies will be working hard to do a good job, what we should do is investigate wrong doing properly and make sure that courts -- they're properly taken to court as in this case it clearly was. >> thank you, mr. speaker. does the prime minister share my outrage at the false choice presented by the chairman. environmental agency between protecting urban and rural areas from floods and does he recognize that my constituents expect decent maintenance dredging and not abandonment? >> i think our old friend is absolutely right. there shouldn't be a false choice between protecting people who live in the country side. i think what we need to see and where i think the debate is rightly going is that from the late 1990s, far too long, the environment agency believed it was wrong to dredge and those of us have been affected by flooding and have seen the effectiveness of some dredging that has ta

army and required with honors in 2013. major munt gumry is a part of the liberation of kuwait and the iraqy war. she has plans to begin a business administration plan in 2015. she lived in several states and countries and as a traveller embrays change. her commitment of the country and communities serves as huge [inaudible] we work foointhrich lives of students outside the classroom we atrack a [inaudible] such as major price mont gumry. today we want to thank her for her work and hope you will continue for many years at lincoln high school >> thank you all. i would like to thank [inaudible] with only 6 months of adult teaching and living in san francisco i feel i have a lot oto do and am up to thatd challenge. i believe i'm only here because of the hard work of my students. i draw from thir energy. serving in the military has a level of distinction, but not until i walked into the classroom could i say i love what i do. every morning i get up and love what i do and have new ideas for my student and they lusk it back. it d

so this honor is very merited and i wanted for you to be able to say this. all there and we saw what it too k to bring it alltogether. so troy and rodney, joe williams, mariam jackson, these were my mentors, these were the people that led me to do what i was to do. so i wanted to say this because you know troy, among my mentors, you are most esteemed and if over the years i have acquired the reputation of being a troublemaker or even worse than that, you are responsible. congratulations. [ applause ] . >> commissioners, now it's our turn. >> lieutenant dangerfield, i want to thank you for serving in the police department in a noble manner for serving in a dedicated way. but i really really want to thank you for being a trailblazer for officers of color, for lgbt. you have been a true mentor. i would have never gotten through lul ak and you pounded on that door and you kept the door for many of us to come through. i have a heartfelt appreciation for that and i want to thank you and we have a legacy to try to maintain that door open and we can't shut that door

it's been an honor and privilege to serve. i thank each of you who has given me this privilege, and i ield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. andrews, yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. shimkus, for five minutes. mr. shimkus: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. speaker. and as rob departs the chamber, let me thank him for his service and for his family's service as obviously the first republican member to be able to respond to your comments, let me say what most of us always know, that although many of us isagree on public policy, no one's ever questioned your commitment, your sacrifice, your focus and your tenacity. i think i value that more than almost anything we do. your words are very important for us and for the american people to understand that spirited debate is not bad. it is a part of this process. a former high school teacher and government -- in government hist

we're honored speaker brown and willie brown to stand with you as we cross those bridges together.od bless you and god bless the state of california. god bless you (clapping.) well, now we know why we're here (laughter) he was leading the battle, of course, we're here. thank you very much assemblyman i see demeanor hall. i want to mention a couple of other elected officials. supervisor kim is here and supervisor cowen and dennis is here. he was the supervisor he was a mayor of san francisco. and he's now our lieutenant governor he is the person here representing the k4ru6 branch of california i'm talking about our lieutenant governor and we know that is gavin newsom (clapping.) hell i was supposed to do the introduction eleanor what was that i've got nothing left (laughter) >> seriously i was about to walk away. you're welcome to come back and finish your speech. damn (laughter) that ain't right (laughter) i was trying to figure out how the hell we got here today. i got to thinking it make sense; right? this bridge brings people together and casts a big shadow. it's very, very expe

we are honoring him today for 32 years of service to our city. done grew up in san francisco and he went on to play second base for uc berkley and he met his wife on muni. [laughter] >> he began his civil service career in the traffic engineering. for 14 years from 1992 to 2006 he served as our city traffic engineer, bringing a new focus to our pedestrian cycling and transit programs, implementing a whole variety of infrastructure projects, as well as the merger of the municipal railway to create the new san francisco municipal transportation agency. he served as the director for the sustainable streets division for the sfmta to really encourage multimodal traffic calming and to provide direction and vision for a wide variety of commercial projects including the subway and the san francisco bike plan. bond is someone who really has believed in the power of the people in public service and he founded his program, which is now nationally recognized, which has provided over 250 students since 1990 is valuable opportunities to experience hands on wor

i honor it all to me. to be with little cable cars fly halfway to the stars.i don't care. my love waits there in san francisco. among the blue and clear sky. when i come home to you san francisco. your gotten sky will shine for me. your golden sky will shine for me. (clapping.) >> thank you very, very much. the pacific boy choir academy. (clapping.) an academy that is supported by willie lewis brown. well, you, you know, it took the state legislature to make this a reality but it took the i am going and the drive a political savvy of the lady who is the president of naacp. ass allows decided there could be no better way to celebrate black history month than to make history that's why we're here today and alice we owe you a big debt of grutd. thank you for being our official host today (clapping) you also doubt there are many people who can't be called a celebrity or dignitary. i'm going to do this because our all special just read a few names of the special, special (laughter) we'll start with the mayor of sdpo san francisco mayor ed lee and jeff is here and c

in honor of black history month we're dedicating our instagram feed to honoring black history.honoring willie mays who broke barriers in major league baseball. >> a raiders fan is being celebrated for his heroism last year. he helped save a woman's live in a effort that left him injured. >> the 61-year-old donny navidad says he wasn't expecting to be honored but people at the coliseum for the match against tennessee know he did more than that. >> some of us might kind of be fearful and wonder what should we do, i think his training helps him step forward to dot right thing. >> the stockton man says marine corps training led him owe-to-do the same thick. a distraught south bay woman tried to commit suicide by jumping from the stands. you just do what you have to do. >> the woman fell 50 feet and ended up in critical condition but survived he is a father of three and grandfather of eight that spent 17 years in the marines and 42 years working for the federal government. they're calling him a hire hero. >> this act of caring for another person is something that i think we can all

i just got to know them and i wanted to honor john's life. he was dedicated to his community, he was a warrior. john was an american. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate your participation and your heart and caring. i will now recognize the gentleman from new mexico, ms. grisham, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i, too, very much appreciate your participation in today's hearing and to work diligently to assure that we have the right totocols and procedures support the men and women who give their life and their families in the most appropriate, meaningful way that we possibly can. the pain ofgine losing a family member or a loved one in this kind of an incident. and i offer and share with my colleagues in giving my the best condolences and sympathy for the family members who are here today and all of those family members who have suffered these kinds of losses. on behalf of this country. that the department of defense has an obligation to do absolutely everything that i that it can can do -- possibly can do to be trent fran

. >> chp today honored two fallen officer who's died yesterday in the line of duty. they rang a bell in west sacramento. officers ryan law and juan gonzales started at bay area offices they were killed yesterday morning responding to a crash in fresno county. officers across the state, including los angeles police will wear black bands to honor the officers >> authorities say a smoky house fire appears accidental. crews pull aid man from a bedroom but paramedics were not able to revive him. no one else lived in the home. investigators believe materials that were on top of a floor furnace started the fire. >> a san lor yenzo man shot dead by deputies in a contron tags last night. >> his relative claims deputy dz not have to kill him. a relative identified the man shot and killed last night. a 60-year-old david goins. his nephew didn't want to show his face on camera but wanted to question why deputies killed his uncle. >> stroke victim, he had medical problems i mean, they didn't need to do that. >> nothing wrong with a taser. nothing wrong with, you know rubber bulle

thank you, again, for supporting the lunar event and, of course, we're honored to have the artist whoim. where are you right there (clapping) thank you for sharing our beautiful art with the world and through this lunar event. i want to pause for a second and let everything know that the mayor will be here in three or four minutes hose in route. i know which of you have been with us brother but let me take a moment to explain. when the post office a city a selected for the national first day of issue and in this case, the year of the horse stamp it's once again an you honor to be selected as the city and we've received this many times over. today is the first day you can purchase the year of the stamp no idea but outside here is the only day you can get it postmarked and this is a great keepsake and we have special sales in the lobby so, please make sure you stop by after the sermon. we have an existing program lined up shortly we'll hear from mayor ed lee and also from the possessive manager from the district as well as the distinguished guests but first it's my honor to introduce ou

that's because the newest mural created by the students honors the men and women of our armed forces. it begins with the flag of heroes above the doorway and continues all the way down the hall. >> the 6,000 names that are on these walls here are the soldiers who died in iraq and afghanistan, helping to keep our country safe from terrorists. >> each name was carefully painted by hand. >> we worked on the mural for eight months. there's a lot of hard workers here. >> a lot of the work was done early in the morning, before classes started. >> and the leaves, we made them go and float into the names, symbolizing the rebirth and the memory of the soldiers because they're still within us in our hearts. >> and like the soldiers they're honoring, the artists wear their own special version of dog tags. >> it shows that you've been working on the mural and that you have the courage to work on it and make a difference. >> and it's supposed to, once again, represent hope, freedom, and everything the soldiers fight for. >> i have been in combat five times. and every time you deploy and you're awa

shucks, i just do what needs to be done and i'm honored to be here today. thank you guys and i really have a long speech but i'm speechless. [inaudible] thank you very much and please come out and join us for--i do remember what i have to say, just a moment. i have to thank people. supervisor [inaudible] brought tears to my eyes. yes, if you look at me and think about the village project you think i'm doing this by myself, but i'm not. i may run the day to day operations. -we have 47 babies following around the sitdy. i'm able to do this not with funding but because i have a village supporting me. i have to say thank you supervisor bree for the support this sum squr trinose peept tharecognize what i did, the charities rkss thank you cath lean. the jewish community has been with me from day one helping to take care of my babies. thank you so much. right now i had to leave the babies because theyern ram bunkss and had foocome up and talk and had to give them the eye. i do want to thank everyone at the fill more center. we couldn't pull off mardi gras without

killing. >> she stained the family's honor.nd blood, zein would say, blood must cleanse blood. >> in societies where honor killings are common, it is generally a killing done by a male member of a family, presumably to avenge a dishonor on the honor of the female member of the family. she had a black boyfriend. this was enough to cause the anger of her family and her father to arise to the boiling point, where indeed he felt the family had been so shamed by her indiscretion that the only way to avenge it was to kill her. >> prosecutors were convinced she had been murdered in cold blood by her own parents. but they knew a conviction would be difficult. it would be the isas' story of self-defense against the opinion of the medical examiner. but soon, investigators got an unexpected break. the fbi admitted they had wire tapped the isas' home because of zein's suspected ties to known terrorists. >> wiretaps were put in under the foreign intelligence surveillance act, known as fisa. fisa allows the fbi to tap you, wiretaps, that run

by the bay view, ymca and also her in the new chief of police in officer but it was an honor to go the bay view ymca to see the work that she has done in the community as her life work and she not only talks the talk but walks the walk, but also timothy was also there beside her and he does a lot of work and our units made a donation for the kids and there was a guy there from the golden state warriors and he was from nigeria and his parents were there and i found it good that he along with commissioner brandon and others were honored for the work to the community and these are the people that i consider unsung heroes that don't want any publicity. he is actually out there working every day and doing something and enriching the lives of the kids in the bay view and making that area a better area and i want to commend her and thank you for all of her hard work. >> very well deserved honor. >> thank you. >> and i just wanted to say that i am really looking forward to the bay view tomorrow, and it is exciting art project and it is one of many that will be coming to the south east sector o