so actually imi am finding out that the spaces are to take it out and give me two feet. so because of the property lines is 60 feet is only 58 feet so i want to move the wall two feet and also actually even my tenants they are chimney they have the smells and they come to me and they couldn't open the windows. thank you. >> good afternoon your honor. i'm citizen of san francisco. i want for the first time i've lived here since november 1974 i was a guy living on the street basically, drinking and doing all kinds of, you know, little things but i was invited to go to the church and they helped me to become a gosense. i used to go to that church but i used to a - we used to cook for pot people and homeless and we used to cook for the needy people and we have a different problems at church that helped kids like my kids that grew up there and the city never had problems with them because the church helped them in all the areas that kids now need. i know the people from the church they can comply with whatever you ask them to do because that kitchen is this year to help the n

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>> you know, too imis so important and you know i've had a couple of years now to sort of dole with it and process it. we have been through counselling as a family and i just feel like finally i am able to heal with that time and, you know, my sisters have chose on the start a foundation. that's empowering for them. for me, i've chosen to kind of live my own life and heal in my own time and be with with my husband out in nature. those are the things that heal me. >> deandre', what are your feelings towards your father? >> i mean, obviously, they're your parents, so you are still going to love them to a certain extent. but it's difficult over the years because based off the decisions that he made, it directly influences the rest of your life and there are forever queens to the decisions that he made. so i choose to try to focus on my life, my husband, my daughter and the happy things, playing music together as brothers and sisters touring the world. those are the themes. >> do any of you have any contact with him at all? >> no. >> none of you. what about your mother? what about one of t

. >> with the dead line loonl imi are we wasting precious time? >> no. we're in the middle of a legislative process in which one member of the congress is expressing deep feelings obamacare is a disaster and seeking to set up the stage for negotiations. unfortunately you have with harry reid in the senate and the president, this attitude of do it our way or nothing. you have no sense at all of the seriousness about negotiating even though today the president did indicate no side should expect to get 100%, which i thought might be the beginning of an opening towards a serious discussion. >> david, what's your take? >> i don't think they are wasting time, anderson. they are playing with fire. newt is right, this could be the beginning of a serious negotiations. i do believe republicans are calling attention to issues that are serious. the way they're going about it and what they're promising is they will shut down the government if they don't get their way on obamacare, i think, is irresponsible and be extremely irresponsible if we go into default over tha

. >>> a big win for undocumented imi dwranlts after the state legislature passes a bill that would dwrantast night that is expected to impact millions of californians. marla tellez has details on both. >> i'll start with the bill that governor brown says will enable millions to get to work safely and legally. it would make california the 11th state to allow immigrants who are not documented to apply for a driver's license. once approved, they will receive a license that will be marked with the initials dp, driver's privilege instead of driver's license license. the governor hopes this will send a message to washington that immigration reform is long past due. the other bill that also won approval would wump california's minimum wage/zw2%uár)uj current8 an hour to 10. the raise would happen gradually, first bump to $9 next july and then gogbpñ to $10 an in 2016. here's a look at pros and cons. estimates show a $10 minimum wage would increase earnings for 2 million californians by $4,000 a year. it's expected to put almost $3 billion into the economy. but opponents say as many as 68,000 job

is -- imy question understand special forces were prior to from benghazi the 9/11 attack. no one seems to be talking about that. i believe it occurred months before the 9/11 attack. my question is, did it happen? i believe it did. who is responsible? who signed off on the withdrawal? -- is the military subject of another hearing. the armed services committee is going to be talking with military officials about why they did not have a posture ready to respond on the anniversary of september 11. one of the issues that has been brought up is why did no one go in on the night of the attack? in tripolia group that wanted to come in. there was a standdown order. chiefsn's of the joint said that they were told to remain in tripoli because they were worried about an attack there. some of the folks testifying -- ambassador tomas pickering, mark sullivan and former directive -- and todd keele are just coming into the room. listen for a minute to see what chairman ison, how he opens this hearing. committeersight exists to secure fundamental principles. americans have the right to kno

their bottom line is imi pacted by steel prices.e obama administration. these exchanges, by the way, are completely different from the obamacare exchanges opening in every state. >> how? >> okay. first of all, in the obamacare ex changes it's like going to a food court that only sells hot dogs or a supermarket that only sells cereal. you have one choice -- the basic package. only the copay and deductible is different. secondly the subsidy, if you get one, is from the government rather than your employee. so only people with low income get the subsidy. third, you are at big risk on the obamacare exchange of not being able to use the doctor and hospital you prefer. those exchange plans pay doctors and hospitals so little that only a few will participate. >> i want to ask you about it. speaking of hospitals here. cleveland clinic slashing the budget by 6% in preparation for obamacare to go into effect. >> not surprising. congress was told before they passed the law this would happen. richard foster, the chief actuary of medicare warned

. >> the biggest shock "breaking bad" star lost the best actor imy in jeff daniels.e with the crowd. ♪ yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away ♪ >> many people on social media calling her tribute to the beatles and 50th anniversary and jfk's assassination offkey and unnecessary. neil patrick harris did not disappoint. breaking out to a song and dance in the middle of the show. ♪ to that i say thank you but no ♪ some give you their least ♪ ♪ i give you my most >> this is our favorite part. we'll look at. so night's best dressed. here is sofia vergara, absolutely stunning in red. showing off that coke bottle frame. and scandals carey washington hit it out of the park with this gown. tina fey passed the fashion police test in this tight blue dress. looking good as well. elisabeth, here is your favorite -- who is your favorite? >> elisabeth: i might say carey washington. i thought she looked nice. >> and brian, you say that you stay up late watching "access hollywood." she's always known for being well dressed. >> brian: as you know, i love to look at fashion. just

imi to represent them if called to execute your military will respond, and i stand ready to answer your questions. >> tonight on c-span2 the senate debates possible military strikes on syria. then secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary testify about syria at a hearing on the house armed services committee. .. in addition to that, he's going to address the nation t

frendle here who imy friend has a tough job. in nevada he was asked, do you pleeive in a single-payer for health care in america. the quote i saw was, yes, yes, absolutely yes. yesterday in the budget committee, i'm ranking republican on that committee, one of our he is schemed democratic colleagues when this matter came up said, i believe in a single-payer. in the budget committee earlier in the year, senator sanderse says this bill is not going to work. the only thing that's going to work is a single-payer. senator sanders, as we know, is known at least in the past as a socialist, and run as a socialist. so under the leader in the house, nancy pell low circumstance has said she believebelieves in the single-p. president obama in 2003 clearly said he favored a single-payer health care policy for america. what does that mean? who is that payer? i asked senator cruz that. he said, of course, the pair is the united states government. -- the payer is the united states government. what they're proposing, what they desire, what they

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