chris christie saying this guy is going to lead us into world war iii. i think there were aggressive folks as well. the key question is the real division in the republican over syria which would involve the united states shooting down syrian planes and shooting down jeb bush is there, chris christie is there, kasich is there and one of the others is there. and trump and cruz are very much for keeping assad in power and not letting isis get there. so you have a tremendous division in foreign policy in the republican party that really revealed itself in an excellent and exciting debate. >> if rand paul wasn't there you wouldn't have had the doveish side if you will. i don't think the debate changed the shape of the race, but i think it does clarify where some of the candidates are and i think it's donald trump and it's ted cruz and it's rubio who are kind of socking away at each other. but if you ask me who the most aggressive was, i would say jeb bush. because he's the only one that took it to trump and we're so and losing in the encounters with trump and

, we are in world war iii. i wonder what you think about that. , if we lose world whati and isis wins, does our day to day life look like? the international system -- that analogy has been made up the coldimes, cold -- war was world war iii. i think it is possible, if it is world war iii, it is not the u.s. versus isis. what we are seeing is a broader phenomenon. i think al qaeda and isis are one subset of this phenomenon. not so much and i were of north america, or europe. east, africa, middle places with weak governments. the state plays less of a role. i think we are seeing this global, broader phenomenon with al qaeda and isis if they are the most prominent subsets in which the state is being challenged. trans-nationalism is possible now in a way that it never was before. al qaeda was notable because it was the first global insurgency. now, transnational is a is very easy. we are also interconnected. you can find transactional operations not just with al qaeda and isis, but with anarchist movements, raciali

>> the problem for folks like senator paul is they don't realize we're in world war iii. >> if russia is our ally, should we be shooting down our planes because we're not engaged in world war iii with them. >> you're assuming russia is our ally and i don't feel that way. russia has been stealing our lunch money the entire time from the obama administration. they are aligning with the iranians to create an iranian empire across the middle east. i don't call that a friend. >> charlie rose was trying to bring sanity to that conversation and he kept trying to bring him into it. why do we want to go to war with russia by shooting down their plane. the guy would not stop. >> i agree with you chris that that's what charlie was trying to do. i think chris christie to the extent he's risen in new hampshire and one of the people who have gotten some elevation out of this post-paris, post-san bernardino moment, it's been by being a tough guy. projecting brute force, brute strength, i think he rooking at trump's example and the way trump has gained he's trying to be a slightly more reasonable ver

. >> you indicated that that would indicate world war iii. realize we are already in world war iii. i said this in a town hall last week. a new world war and this is one where radical islamists are trying to destroy our way of life. if he doesn't understand we are already in that war it's just another example of why he is so unfit to be president of the united states. >> but if russia is our ally against isis, could we be shooting down their planes? because we are not engaged in world war iii with them. >> you're assuming that russia is our ally in -- >> i think the secretary of state -- >> that makes it absolutely certain i'm right if the secretary of state thinks that. the fact russia has been dealing our lunch money the entire time from the obama administration from hillary clinton's reset button to going into crimea and puppet, assad. russia is in syria along with iran to prop up assad. >> governor, how would you get rid of assad? >> listen. i think that is something that has got to be the product of talks between our nato allies with us and our arab allies and coalition. >> but

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, we are in world war iii. i wonder what you think about that. i also wonder, if we lose world world war iii and isis wins, what does our day to day life look like? it is a threat to the u.s. in this conflict and the international system. >> that analogy has been made up several times. either cold war or world war iii. i think it is possible, if it is world war iii, it is not the u.s. versus isis. what we are seeing is a broader phenomenon. i think al qaeda and isis are one subset of this phenomenon. --ch is, the west feeley and the western states are really receiving, not so much and are part of north america, or europe. but in africa, middle east, places with weak governments. the state plays less of a role. i think we are seeing this global, broader phenomenon with al qaeda and isis if they are the most prominent subsets in which the state is being challenged. it is finding -- trans-nationalism is possible now in a way that it never was before. al qaeda was notable because it was the first global insurgency.

here is title iii. title iii allows the justice department to directly intervene to to segregate facilities that are operated by a state government. this was externally and almostal appeared and 57 civil rights act. here, it finally appears in the 64 civil rights act. desegregation of public education, here again, this is empowering the federal government to directly seek -- go directly to a district court to seek to segregation of the school. of course, this was very controversial because many of the states were turned to maintain control of the schools and keep them segregated. this empowers the federal government to take action. total -- title v extends the rights of the civil rights commission which basically is able to investigate protection in different areas like boating education, housing, employment accommodations, transportation. of course, a lot of programs received federal support. you might ask yourself why should a program receive federal support that is actually discriminating --? the it

paul not at all, saying that christie wanted to start world war iii. it's interesting to hear this discussion, but does anyone win in a debate like that? it seems to me that you probably are already convinced on what side you are going in. >> a couple things. first of all, i think a big winner last night was the rnc and cnn. you think back to boulder and how poorly it was handled. we've had debates where the moderator stayed on topic. everything was about foreign policy last night. i think there's two key words that come out of this, knowledge and strength. so these candidates are trying to display their knowledge on the issues, but they're also trying to display strength. i think that's one of the things governor bush got right last night. he's a good policy person. last night he was showing his strength. it looked like he wanted to do it. he tried to mix it up a little bit and this isn't very comfortable. last night he was, like, i really want to punch here. that came across with a lot of the candidates last night, how much strength can they show. th

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are yourar retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: again and thanks for joining us. president obama tried to reassure americans that the u.s. government is doing everything it can s asu to protect us from potential terrorist attacks like the one last week in san bernardino, california. the president spoke to the american public from the oval office tonight for only they third time in his presidency. he said there is no evidence that california couple who gunned down w 14 people and wounded more in was directed by indemnity overseas organization or part of any broader conspiracy here in the u.s. but he also said the military

amy: moving now to an arson arrest out of farmington, they say 33-year-old conrad parent iii admitted to setting a car on fire on main street and the flames spread to the adjacent building. stephanie: farmington police say they got a call to a car on fire and when they rushed to main street, not only a car on fire, but the flames spread to the masonic temple. engulfed in flames, parked next to a building. >> a car was on fire in the alley and something about it was suspicious. >> myself and several officers from the department questioned people in the crowd and canvassed the neighborhood. stephanie: that left to 33-year-old conrad parent iii who emery says lit it on fire. >> and he knows the owner of the car that was badly burned. there was extensive damage and it's not going to be driven again. >> there was extensive damage inside and outside of the masonic lodge. one firefighter was injured, treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation. when we arrived, the flames had extended to the building and were up all three sides of the building. >> officers arrested parent and charged him with

king george, iii, and queen charlotte. our last ball was in january for the queen's birth night. i doubt she'll be having a ball in the king's honor any time soon. you know what i mean. it is just everyone so angry at the governor these days. it happened back in april. a group of -- well, everyone here certainly out raged in the governor has not given back that powder yet. they ran the house to the movie to the back door. much better than that dining room you saw before. you can only seat a dozen or so people in that dining room. of course, dinner is the largest meal of the day. we served about two, three? so your meal is in the afternoon and you hat a light supper in techbing. we served up in the ballroom here. we've left quite a bit behind here in this house. and i do not just mean furniture. the governor has a very large staff here on this property. over 20 paid servants. indentured sur vents and slaves on the property. now, those hired servants, they have gone off with the family. but the rest of those services, they're still here. and i do not know about you, but if i were o

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: the tisch wnet stt lincoln center in new york, this is pbs newshour weekend. >> thompson: good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm megan thompson, in for hari sreenivasan. the iraqi army claimed a major victory today over islamic state militants. the army said it has defeated isis fighters in the city of ramadi, about 80 miles west of baghdad, after a week of heavy fighting. an iraqi military spokesman said the u.s.-trained troops have retaken a complex isis was using as a headquarters and are now focusing on clearing out pockets of resistance. the iraqi government plans to hold a flag raising ceremony over the complex on monday. ramadi was captured by isis in may, in what was seen as an embarrassing defeat for the iraqi army. at the time, u.s. defense secretary ash carter said iraqi forc

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. negotiators from nearly every country in the world unanimously agreed to a landmark agreement today to combat climate change, pledging to reduce their emissions from burning fossil fuels that cause global warming. it's the first-ever climate pact to commit all countries -- industrialized ones like the united states and developing countries like china and india - - to take action. delegates from 196 countries cheered as the gavel came down to end the two week conference. no delegation objected to the 31-page final agreement, which is set

i mean, i think when we think about the judgment of someone who might want world war iii we might think about someone who might shut down a bridge because they don't like their friends. >> to wage war we need a commander in chief who has made tough calls in tough times and stood up to be held accountable over and over. now first-term senators who never made an executive decision in their life. >> can i tell you, if i'm elected president, we will secure the border. we will triple the border patrol. we will build a wall that works. and i'll get donald trump to pay for it. >> i'll build it. >> some of the best moments from last night's republican debate where the front-runners played nice. the senators clashed, and jeb bush showed that he can take on donald trump? and the candidates also spent plenty of time linking hillary clinton to president obama's foreign policy. but yesterday the democratic front-runner laid out her own plan to protect the homeland. all this as the nation's two largest school systems received terror threats. but while los angeles canceled classes the new york police

who are in favor of the right to try, one in particular i spoke with has a product that is in stage iii of the fda which means it is very close to coming to market. probably within two or three years of coming to market. for for the particular disease this drug is designed for, it is very rapid and i said, why would you be willing to treat patients who are at the end when at the end you will be on the market with your product. and what he said to me was by the time the fda finally proves this treatment, not a single one of my patients will still be alive. .. >> >> the person, one of the ceos many people went off the record but the story is about richard who is the ceo of an extraordinary company developing all sorts of treatments for patients with terrible conditions. his company five years ago in a clinical trial traded a patient -- treated the patient ted lazarus is what we call him he had this garricks disease but instead of being in a wheelchair but he is walking a 5k in the first person to whom have never recovered from a ls. but it is five years since he was able to get that treat

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by conributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm megan thompson, in for hari sreenivasan. officials now say at least 17 people are dead after a string of deadly storms and tornadoes ripped through the south earlier this week. last night, families near birmingham, alabama were left to sort through what was left of their homes after a tornado touched down christmas day. two hundred roads in alabama are still closed and flood warnings are still in effect. in tennessee and mississippi, recovery crews and utility workers continued to clean up after a tornado tore a 100-mile path through those st

. >> i think if you're in favor of world war iii you have your candidate.nk when we think about the judgment of someone who might want world war iii we might think about someone who might shut down a bridge because they don't like their friends. >> to wage war we need a commander in chief who has made tough calls in tough times and stood up to be held accountable over and over. now first-term senators who never made an executive decision in their life. >> can i tell you, if i'm elected president, we will secure the border. we will triple the border patrol. we will build a wall that works. and i'll get donald trump to pay for it. >> i'll build it. >> some of the best moments from last night's republican debate where the front-runners played nice. the senators clashed, and jeb bush showed that he can take on donald trump? and the candidates also spent plenty of time linking hillary clinton to president obama's foreign policy. but yesterday the democratic front-runner laid out her own plan to protect the homeland. all this as the nation's two largest school sy

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president obama has vetoed legislation intended to slow his policies on climate change. the bill would have nullified an environmental protection agency rule requiring power plants to reduce carbon emissions by one- third over the next 15 years. his "pocket veto"-- exercised after congress had adjourned for the year-- was expected. 27 states are suing to stop the rule. the president is in hawaii for his annual two-week family vacation in his home state. en route, the president and first lady stopped in san bernardino, california, to meet

, you've actually made the banking system a lot more stable -- basel iii. there still remain some holes in the regulation to the international financial system, and i'd say that it's -- you know, one of the things is we fixed problems in the sectors where we've seen the problems. it's likely that the next problem we see is someplace that we didn't expect it or we didn't apply regulations. i mean, one way of thinking about 2008 is, you know, it wasn't the mainline banks that were big problem. we'd regulated them in the 1930s in response to the problems of the great depression. but then we encountered a whole set of problems in the shadow financial system because individuals and firms and banks and other financial institutions have worked their way around those regulations, or, you know, used the term of financial innovation. they had innovated their way around the innovations. so we put in a whole set of innovations now. i think it's made the system safer for a period of time, more robust, more stable. but people are always going to be looking around for a w

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. at's why we are your tirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. a key region in afghanistan could be on the verge of falling to the taliban. the deputy governor of helmand province, an area that u.s. troops once fought to secure, says urgent action is needed to prevent its collapse. the official posted an unusual public plea to afghan president ashraf ghani on facebook saying, quote: "helmand is standing on the brink, and there is a serious need for you to come." the helmand official said he had lost 90 soldiers in the past two days and hundreds more during six months of taliban attacks. a spokesman for

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. united nations secretary general ban ki moon says the climate change pact endorsed by close to 200 nations is a turning point" to make human life "sustainable on a healthy planet. world leaders are welcoming the agreement designed to curb planet-polluting carbon gases that have been causing a rise in global temperatures. the paris agreement approved yesterday commits countries to take steps that could cap the rise in temperatures to no more than two degrees celsius-- or just over 3.5 degrees fahrenheit-- over pre-industrial age levels. the

the world war iii buffs? >> we've had world war iii a couple of times.ing to a crowd of people who were basically fearful for all the reasons you heard on the stage. basically stemming from the obama administration. and he'll be fine. >> headlines tomorrow, who's going to have their name at the top. who's going to say they won? ap wire, rueters? if there is sup such an objective standard anymore, who's going to be the winner? >> i don't think there was a winner. >> go ahead, ben. >> well, i think cruz and rubio and trump will all be helped. jeb bush will get a nod that's positive. chris crist came across as who he wanted to come across to. they will all each get points for that. >> i think cruz and rubio going ach each other really demeans him a little bit. >> that was a spirited discussion. were we brought in on that debate? >> senate speak. >> i'm going to -- it was senate speak and it wasn't an obscure discussion, but i thought each of them did come off as substantive and knowledgeable. >> read more about it in the federal register. >> i like the fede

this it's a recipe for world war iii.we need to confront russia from a position of strength, but we don't need to confront russia from a point of recklessness that would lead to war. >> general, should the u.s. talk leader to leader with putin at this critical moment? >> i think because it's a critical moment we need to be talking to them. we're inside of syria. they're inside of syria. we need to be working together, make it a common area. we should be talking. >> should the u.s. impose a no fly zone over parts of syria? >> i think we have a moral responsibility. look what we did in iraq after the first gulf war. operation southern watt to protect the shia. there's no reason why we can't protect the thousands and thousands of refugees that need to be protected on a daily basis from the barrel bombing and the depp pra daigss of president al assad. >> what did you make, tom, of the exchange between marco rubio, ted cruz over surveillance, wiretapping eavesdropping if you will on conversations. rand paul was very much invol

. >> people of williamsburg, subjects of his most gracious majesty king george iii, pay heed. i stand before you a vexed and troubled man. i stand before you a betrayed man, betrayed as you have been betrayed. good people, you have been betrayed by the very men that you yourselves elected to be your voice in government. on the 16th night of the december last, 1773, traitors disguised as indians did in the dead of night and in the port of boston board three ships of the east india company. once aboard, they cast 342 chests of tea worth some 10,000 pounds sterling into the sea. in order to prevent further such offensive attacks upon private property, parliament, with his majesty's blessing, will of necessity close boston harbor until the tea is paid for, to be effected on the first day of june, six days hence. but the crimes of these ill-named sons of liberty are of no bother to us here in virginia. prompt punishment for those crimes has been attempted. the king's justice has been served. yet your burgesss do not agree. indeed your burgesses have adopted a resolution for a day o

crist christie, my goodness, world war iii is around the corner if we get chris christie.e went 70 years in the korld war trying not to have confrontation. we haven't have a president who's reckless. >> hillary clip ton and marco rubio being called neo-conservatives. >> that is great. you had a great bite for him. he's saying basically the ideological line there is no longer between republicans and democrats, it's got hillary an rubio on the same side against him, trump, carson and cruz. not wanting to knock off governments anymore. >> it's interesting carson and cruz coming down on the same side as this particularly against rubio, chris. >> i thought it was a great debate in that sense. you're somewhere in this big room somewhere, casey. i know you are. i think you're behind me somewhere. i want to go to michael steele, your party has a real edebate tonight. a lot of aye si high school stuff. but it was a pretty balanced debate of those who say we've been on the wrong course of knocking off governments. libya, iraq, we helped bring down mubarak. we've been trying to do so

rick santorum said world war iii has begun. world war iii began after about 1100 americans were killed in pearl harbor. if you look at the number of americans killed in the united states by radical, jihadist muslims since september 11, two thousand one, it is somewhere between 50-100. half as many people as have been killed by cows since that period. for every jihadist murder in the united states, there are about 4000 other murders. fear plays very well on the news media and plays well on the campaign trail. eric: perspective there. were there any surprises last night? mark: guess which peace candidates that we should not have gone to war in iraq or afghanistan? on the hospitals, roads, and the region would be better off. that was donald trump, channeling his inner nancy pelosi. he says he is not going to do a third-party candidacy. he said he is a republican through and through. eric: we will see what happens next. thanks, mark. more news straight ahead in our next half hour. we will update you after two people were hit and ki

here that they hold large celebrations these , balls, in honor that there ir majesties, king george iii and queen charlotte. our last ball was in january for the queen's birth night. i doubt we will be having a ball in the king's on her anytime soon. you know what i mean. it is just that everyone is so angry at the governor these days. you know what happened back in april? a group of british sailors went over to our magazine and made off in the middle of the night with the colony's gunpowder. well, everyone here was certainly outraged. the governor has not given back that powder yet. apparently, he has ran out in fear of his life. they ran out of the house at 2:00 in the morning through the back door, which is right through here in the supper room. much better than that dining room you saw. this is much better suited to the grand occasions. you can only seek a dozen people are so in that dining room. of course, dinner is the largest meal of the day. it is usually served about 2:00, 3:00. so your largest meal is in the afternoon and you have a light supper in the evening. the ballsve sup

. >> think of the judgment of world war iii repay think about someone who was to shut down a bridge totheir friends. [laughter] >> who want? >> so to the point to one? >> the big loser was jeb bush this was probably his last chance to recoup says opening and closing and he was hesitating i really think the final nail is in that coffin. >> genet you heard what roger had to say. >> the governor did well but he always does. nobody falls too far but there are four candidates who stood out that his trumpet and rubio and ted cruz and chris trustee. >> he showed us he couldn't cover a terror plot he cannot uncovered a plot by his own aides for the washington bridge. >> did he dialed that back the little bit to stop muslim of immigration? or did he stepped it up? >> he just needs to the state no damage meaning he still goes end as the front-runner. >> and that may play popular with the electorate but not the other half. >> and chris chris jihadist as a good couple of weeks. he still has a long way to go but will continue that momentum. >> will he be a factor to win new hampshire? and still a c

here that they will have a large celebration, these balls, in honor that there majesties, king george iii and queen charlotte -- our last ball was in january for the queen's birth night. i doubt we will be seeing a ball in her honor anytime soon. you know what i mean. it has everyone's so angry at the governor these days. you know what happened back in a april. group of british sailors went to our magazine and made off in the middle of the night with gunpowder. well, everyone here was certainly outraged. the governor has not given back that powder yet. apparently he has ran out in fear of his life. they ran out of the house at 2:00 in the morning, through the back door, which is right through here in the supper room. much better than that dining room you saw. this is much better suited to the grand occasions. of course, dinner is the largest meal of the day. it is served at about 2:00, 3:00. so your largest meal is in the afternoon and you have a light supper in the evening area -- in the evening. so, we serve supper on china. oh, that china even has the dunmore crest on it. it seems we'v

trouble before but with dodd/frank in the rubric that made the banking system lot more stable with basl iii and we think those sectors it is likely the next problem is we did not expect that. but the main line banks that were the main problem in response to the great depression but did you have a whole set of problems because individuals and firms in bakes have looked away with financial innovations had invaded their way. they put a whole set of regulations the people are always looking for a higher rate of return. that is the hazard to try to keep up. >> host: is that the message of the people that read lost decades to take away? >> you cannot just say we have a crisis and move:. they are examples where individual households or banks all want to leverage up in the they want to borrow a lot and there is a tendency in the short term incentive to say there is no trouble. but it will linden somebody else's lap in the future and other household will say i will get out before it crashes. or a tendency that times are different now. we are smarter than we used to be. i think the main point is if y

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. >> world peace, because the next thing you know, world war iii is going to happen nd athen i can't have my present. >> do you lie to your parents? i don't. ask my parents. i don't lie to my parents. >> what's your favorite thing about christmas? >> presents. >> who gives better presents, mommy or daddy? >> i don't know. they both give the best presents ever. >> if that's the case, they got a candy cane with their very questionable lie detector results? >> because you have been a very good boy, i guarantee you are going to get presents this year. you barely lied. so this is for you. want under the tree unless you end up under the tree. this husband and wife, they are kind of walking around, talking to each other. you see the husband in this video leaves the room. the wife is busting. sounds like these cats are getting into a little bit of mischief. she shoos them and they come scurrying and with that scurry comes this. >> that husband comes skidding into the room in his socks. >> in his socks and his boxers. oh, oecht, oh, oh, oh, baby, baby. he comes to the rescue and he says in th

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. >> world peace, because the next thing you know, world war iii is going to happen nd athen i can't have my present. >> do you lie to your parents? >> barely. i don't. ask my parents. i don't lie to my parents. >> what's your favorite thing about christmas? >> presents. >> who gives better presents, mommy or daddy? >> i don't know. they both give the best presents ever. >> if that's the case, they got a candy cane with their very questionable lie detector results? >> because you have been a very good boy, i guarantee you are going to get presents this year. you barely lied. so this is for you. >> christmas, the gift we all want under the tree unless you end up under the tree. this husband and wife, they are to each other. you see the husband in this video leaves the room. the wife is busting. sounds like these cats are getting into a little bit of mischief. she shoos them and they come scurrying and with that scurry comes this. >> that husband comes skidding into the room in his socks. >> in his socks and his boxers. oh, oecht, oh, oh, oh, baby, baby. he comes to the rescue and he s

(california), llc, gte mobilnet of california, lp, dba verizon wireless, and mobilitie investments iii, llc - wireless telecommunications equipment on transit support poles - each to exceed $1,000,000] resolution retroactively approving executed master license agreements between the city and county of san francisco, extenet systems (california), llc, gte mobilnet of california, lp, dba verizon wireless, and mobilitie investments iii, llc, for the installation of wireless telecommunications antennae and equipment on san francisco municipal transportation agency poles, each for an amount to exceed $1,000,000 and a term of nine years beginning september 22, 2014, november 30, 2014, and april 23, 2015, respectively; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. [multifamily housing revenue bonds - 510 folsom street (also known as transbay block 9) - not to exceed $95,000,000] sponsor: kim resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco ("city") to reimburse certain expenditures from proceeds of future bonded in

(california), llc, gte mobilnet of california, lp, dba verizon wireless, and mobilitie investments iii, llc - wireless telecommunications equipment on transit support poles - each to exceed $1,000,000] resolution retroactively approving executed master license agreements between the city and county of san francisco, extenet systems (california), llc, gte mobilnet of california, lp, dba verizon wireless, and mobilitie investments iii, llc, for the installation of wireless telecommunications antennae and equipment on san francisco municipal transportation agency poles, each for an amount to exceed $1,000,000 and a term of nine years beginning september 22, 2014, november 30, 2014, and april 23, 2015, respectively; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act. [multifamily housing revenue bonds - 510 folsom street (also known as transbay block 9) - not to exceed $95,000,000] sponsor: kim resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco ("city") to reimburse certain expenditures from proceeds of future bonded in