[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the 230, re 189, the nays are the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 14 on which further proceedings were postponed on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. cloim amendment number 14 printed in the congressional record offered by mrs. blackburn of tennessee. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the cl

inc. that was the crane machine and i didn't see any hazardous dust and they had the proper water and there weren't children running by this was exactly what they said were going to happen so the mitigation measures were insufficient and they did it right before the building permit was issued and contrary to what everyone said it was quite surprisingly you didn't find this was in inclines that the citizens all voted on no where did you mentioned that instead, you voted on the mitigation and planning program and we find out later we didn't know this was an issue of yours so you wholly said this was adequate to our surprises at the end. so here this is what you said was going to be just fine this was just enough the decision makers when the site mitigation plan was to be done prior to grounded activities so for the just a second hammering we've been trying to tell you we know that's there is the deferral of the mitigation measures post by the clearance and would be inadequate to the communit

experts say it will allow time inc.to focus on a sweeping re-design. >> for time inc., this frees them now to pursue what is best for them in terms of corporate strategy, capital strategy, and you have a built-in shareholder base because you're spinning this off obviously out of the time warner holders. >> the emerging company is already making big changes, announcing it will change its offices for lower manhattan in the world trade center and it is experimenting with unprecedented ads, running them on the front of time magazine and sports illustrated. this marks the seven-year restructuring. the parent company can focus exclusively on tv and movie content. namely warner brother studios, tv network like hbo, cnn and tbs. time warner is following in the foot steps of other giants. like viacom and cbs and news corp and 21st century fox. >> it puts them back in a place where the dynamics no film production and distribution and television production and television distribution are much more interesting to investors. much le

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 223, the ncaas are 192. the previous -- the ncaas are 192. the -- the nays are 192. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 232 and the nays are 178. the bill is passed. the resolution is adopted. without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on ordering the previous question on house resolution 575 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 106. house resolution 575, resolution providing for consideration of the resolution, house resolution 567, providing for the establishment of the select committee on the events surrounding the 2012 terrorist attack in benghazi. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on ordering the previous question. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captio

l-15814 for a term of 66 years, both with orton development, inc., or its affiliate, historic pier 70, llc, a california limited liability company and, 3, schematic drawings all in connection with the lease, rehabilitation and redevelopment of the six 20th street historic buildings located on or near 20th and illinois streets of pier 70. this action constitutes the approval action for the project for the purposes of ceqa, pursuant to section 31.0 4-h of the san francisco administrative code. >> good afternoon, commissioners, madam vice president, i think with that introduction i can sit down and you can vote on the item. thank you, amy, for that. as alluded to in the length of that title we have a lot to present to you today. fortunately you have seen some of it recently at the last meeting. i provided some information the bulk of which is in this report as well. my goal is to highlight for you new information to help you make your decision today. today i wanted to highlight the things we will be talking about at the pier 70 site. we will be asking you to adopt findings under ceqa, to

winner,anted to pick a that is the winner, 64% inc. things are improving -- 64% think things are improving. russia being the worst if you want to compare both sides of the spectrum. 50% believe the s&p 500 will move higher. reporting what i was earlier, which is not too much higher than what people had at the beginning of the year. sideways for the most part of last week. let's look at europe. half think that things are improving although deflation or the lack of inflation is the biggest threat to recovery. perhaps aggregate demand is still not quite there to drive inflation. if you look at what they are seeing as far as mario draghi and is he doing the right 67% think he is. >> what about china, japan? >> japan is fairly mixed. there is no takeaway besides that things are stable. there is almost an equal amount both ways. things are getting better. things are getting worse. for china, that is a little bit more on the negative side. 47% inc. the economy is think theing -- 47% economy is deteriorating. to some extent, there is an engine

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 303, the nays are 121. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to house resolution 590 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 4435. will the gentleman from arkansas, mr. womack, kindly ake the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 4435 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2015 for military activities and for military construction, describe military personnel strength for such fiscal year and for other purposes. the chair: when the com

they are not seeing a significant demand on the inc. side to offset the deceleration they are seeing in toner. that is the old-school current market. they also released the print management services game. they come into companies and they help them consolidate their printing so that they can have 50 people using the same printer. now the product line is stronger. they are consolidating and they have the services growth earning to happen. when they get that engine going, they will have higher margin inc. sales as opposed to toner sales. before that, they had too much inventory and supply. it is still a little bit of a problem. i believe that print can reemerge and be a area for growth going forward. >> it all comes down to ink and toner. thank you very much. we appreciate it. still ahead, why you cannot order the latest j.k. rowling novel on amazon. there is a big battle against the book publishing giant. you can watch us streaming on your tablet, phone, and bloomberg.com. >> this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. amazon is refusing

when they get that engine going, they will have higher margin inc. sales as opposed to toner sales. that, they had too much inventory and supply. it is still a little bit of a problem. i believe that print can reemerge and be a area for growth going forward will stop >> it all comes down to ink and toner all stop thank you very much. we appreciate it. you cannot, why order the latest j.k. rowling novel on amazon. there is a big battle against the book publishing giant. on can watch a streaming your tablet, phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. amazon is refusing orders from upcoming hachette books. they have been trying to force hachette to accept terms that are better for amazon all stop one author is directly impacted by this. she wrote a letter to amazon saying -- nina joins us now via skype from seattle. particularly in seattle, this has to be really upsetting all stop your local company, amazon, will not sell your book. >> it is painful. especially because issa poured it in my entire career will stop >> talk to me about how you found out about

. >> inc. you very much for being here and for your open and cooperative discussions we have had leading up to this. i have a couple of questions. the first is alzheimer's or a good over 500 americans have been diagnosed. 33% of all americans over the age of 80 five have alzheimer's. if you live long enough chances are very high you are going to get it. is 100% fail. we have no cure. we have no meaningful treatment, onlyn fiscal year 2013 1.7% of the budget went to alzheimer's research. does that strike you as to the challenge? >> our overall plan there were but i think you know for anything to get increases is a difficult to do. >> i am talking about the $30 billion a get. they control where that goes. 1.7% sound right? >> i think the question is something i would want to spend time on how they think about distribution. it's one of the things you and i discussed. a lot of it is done based on history. when one does something based on history there are changes one may want to re-examine. >> i ap

this is the earliest time, at we've ince 1974 that passed appropriations bills on the house floor. we are getting off to a really good start. senator mikulski and i are in general agreement on the procedure of how we're going to try to make this work. we want to pass 12 individual bills through the house and senate and congress in the old-fashioned way. that is our common goal. and we're moving more or less the same bills early on in the house and senate so that we can get into the process of doing conferences, house and senate. most members of the house have never seen such a thing. we have not done this in years. but it's the right way to do it. you know, the number we're marking to in the house and the identical to ost fiscal 2014. that will help us along trying to reach final agreement with the senate on numbers with each ill. we got an early start.

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time warner is splitting off tiny inc. -- time inc. moreholders will get shares. will be listed as duty -- under the new york stock exchange ticker pie time. they're also looking at more job cuts and real estate consolidation. and a quick look on the broader markets. the nasdaq has picked up by 0.3%. the dow jones industrial average slipping from a record high it hit earlier in the day. we also want to take a look at the home builders. it is the sector most impacted by janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill over the last two days. there is a potential problem for the economy, saying "the reason flattening could prove more protracted than expected." how concerned should we be about the housing market? joining me now is bloomberg analyst drew reading. is do we know if a slowdown a blip or an actual contraction? >> at don't think we have learned anything new from janet yellen's testimony. what she did was vocalized the trends we have seen in the markets in the last couple of months. things have definitely slowed down and there are challenges in the market for homeb

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i inc.would hope the situation, certainly, would calm down here and also, there was fear of the situation would deteriorate any further, the that have been into a military action that could have run about even more sickness and fashions rom the midwest. class at the end of the day, what kind of control does russia have over the separatist in east? -- in the clear these separatist tap-in and urged and have created a frankenstein there that it is not certain they be one ofry that will the big things, whether or not tacitlyby, or at least so.pt his will to do press what about word in ukraine without touching russia to our? lex it is a big challenge or the year in unity and the united dates right now, to try to take advantage of the moment towards civilization we have seen develop. to do it in a way that does not legitimize actions are the taking in crimea, it will be a really is the old fine line to walk. qwest is any of this matter? i was struck by the headline that ep is working oser. does an

operating officer, chief financial officer -- prior to joining, he held various positions at time warner inc.. including senior vice president of mergers and acquisitions. before joining, he practiced law. mr. marcus received his ba in magna cum laude from brown university and jd from columbia law school. he was editor of the columbia law review. welcome. our next witness, mr. matthew polka, is president of the american cable association and 850 member nonprofit

i don't inc. chinese consumer spending is a macro point highly debated in the world. they are going to continue to spend money, and the place of choice to spend money is through alibaba. recent about other chinese companies? why haven't they done as well? >> they have unique assets themselves. they have yet to be able to prove to make money. twitter is a widely accepted the modelbut what is in terms of how they can make money. guysyou talk to the weibo their first priority is to grow users. when you compare that to alibaba, we are seeing a huge number of profits and are rated. a huge amount of cash being generated as well. can you imagine other chinese giants will come to the u.s. market? >> perhaps. i think there is the notion that everything grows in china isn't true. there have been some really crummy companies that have come out of china. run up billion dollar valuations that turn into zero in a short time. this is an area that requires not a little bit of work i investors to figure out what is going on. alibaba does stand alone in terms of the size and scope of i

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they come packaged in a cube inc.. >> how important is it to have a television program in order to set your business apart? >> i get helps the customers connect with us. -- think it helps the customers connect with us. >> any tips to offer people? >> we have a cupcake book. a ton of recipes. >> what is your favorite cupcake? >> salted caramel. >> chocolate hazelnut. >> any detail as to what was the largest order you have ever filled? >> each we had a microsoft order quite large. >> we have shipped 10,000 cupcakes to her troops in afghanistan. the chairman of the joint chiefs take them and gives them to the troops for the holidays. every year we make 10,000 cupcakes for the troops. >> we make the world's largest cupcake. official guinness world record holder for the worlds largest cupcake. 2594 pounds. recs where did you do this? >> we did this by our shipping physical in -- facility. we had an oven shipped in. we did it. we ate it all. we had a big party and invited everyone in the neighborhood and eight it. >> i want

it's an inc. management and you will see -- increment and currently they're filled with principle planners and chester and rachel and we have them filled as principles. the idea is change the title and the job description slightly to encompass more management functions so more staff management, more representing us externally with agencies and giving more responsibility to coordinate with the rest of the region and work on our behalf and alleviate the managers in those divisions as well. thank you. so these eight f.t.e. represent a quarter percent interest -- 24% increase over what we had. this is less than the last round of increases in 2007 when we expand d by nine. that was after prop k and aa was coming and we knew there was a growth period coming and we wanted to be ready. in this round i would characterize this as a way to respond to some new initiatives and reset our focus in the future but be more responsive on the board and the ground and the public and right size our own operations which

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. >> inc. you.entencing a 27-year-old woman to hang for apostasy saying she renounced islam after marrying a christian man. she was sentenced to 100 lashes for adultery because a court deemed her marriage invalid. activists have called on the government to respect freedom of faith. across the southern border, the war on drugs has claimed tens of thousands of lives in the past few years alone despite countless attempts to stem the violence and the death toll continues to rise. he promised a lower profile approach to tackling the cartels, focusing on local game >> welcome to mexico's drug's capital. drugs mean guns and there has just been a shooting here. as many as 120,000 people have died in six years. that term isn't used by the new government. it is the wrong image for mexico. the body count has fallen, but not by much. just as likely, violence between different factions. with seems to have happened tonight is issued out between a local policeman. a shooting is not an unusual event here. >> ball a

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. >> the ingredient's two largest producers are beef products inc and cargo inc.ir plants and cut hundreds of jobs, while roduct's quality and pointing out the u.s. department of agriculture deems it safe. that was two years ago. is it safe? >> well, i can't really tell you exactly if it's safe or not. what i can tell you right now is, we don't know the effect of chronic ammonium use and the effect on colon or whether it may cause colon cancer or not. there is no proof for this. right now this is being investigated. and there is also a court hearing about this. which is going to go on. the company, obviously, saying the business is coming back. they're opening up more centers. there is going to be more of these fillers coming in our food. and fda is not really backing down. they're not really making a big stand about this. >> how are we as consumers to know whether our hamburger meat contains this or not? >> first thing i would tell you is buy your own beef and maybe make your own ground beef so this way you have full control. >> most people buy ground beef and ma

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issue around the number of stores is actually makes sense to move the number higher i think about books inc. that is formula retail the fact we even have bookstores their meeting did with the amazons and the general cost of doing business they have costs health care and others types and minimum wage increases things they're not competing to have 6 to 9 months to open up another store bylaw plus there's there's a fee for conditional use. you thought about when you talk about a soup company or pizza local pizza kind of chain they have commissaries in the city places that make the soups or make their pizza products that they send out to the local other businesses and people don't realize those businesses are here that's part of it and you have to have a reason for a commissa commissary. i live next to hate valley i love it but as a general matter it's not a neighborhood serving as i want it to be. i had an instance i wanted to buy a pair of trousers they were a and we'll expensive and they didn't have my size so i went to the gap. there in lies the shapes and sizes that are not recognized reas

the city and county of san francisco protesting the issuance on march 12 to k f and development inc. to rereck a single-family dwelling with ground floor area. we'll start with the appellant 7 minutes >> commissioner president lazarus i'm jan curry on live on circle last year avenue adjacent to the subject property i filled the appeal. i outlined accident brief it's out of character with my neighborhood and will cause harm to me and my neighborhood it's important to state my objective has never been to stop the construction. since moving here my desire is to have a neighbor detection t door not dying rose bushes i've lived next to but a nice house that is the size of neighboring homes will be a welcomed edition. my neighbors and i are observed to a 3 story house. a structure that's a full story tall and more than doubling the square footage the neighborhood we've met b with the developer and the architect and maintained the open communication. our megs mess is consistent f this development is two large sunny side is a nice invade with smaller homes not a neighborhood to build america

tell us about hero dog inc. >> we're volunteers.them for disabled veterans. >> even though calvin is sitting here loving on you, you're going to give calvin away. >> that's right. when the time is right, he trains with the bigger dogs and will get placed with a disabled veteran. >> how long did it take you to write and record this song and shoot the video? >> once we started living every day with calvin and training him, it was, like, really overwhelming for me. i wrote a poem in the perspective of the dog and that just led to, i really want to write a song now. it came out and here we are. it is amazing. >> how can it help out the project? >> whatever money it makes on itunes now, half of it we give to hero dogs. >> we're hoping everyone can check out hero-dogs.org and donate there. >> has to be rewarding for you guys. >> to see how you can help someone, and in a way that gives them more independence is amazing. ♪ time to go to bed at night i like to curl up by your side and dream of another day with you ♪ ♪ so good night >> it is

but in general, you will have some broadcasters saying the intei ince incentive auction isn't for us. this is where we have been and where we will be. and our expectation has been there will be a subset that choses not to participate under any circumstances. but we think stations that are chronically challenged on the funding side, you go to channel share and noticed the fusion of capital in the business and no impact on the signal and consumers is attractive. so that channel sharing pilot we held in los angeles demonstrated you can support multiple hd signals, up to three, on one six megahertz swath. you can do 2 and 4 standard definition and one hd and up to seven definition signals. depending on what kind of broadcasters are participating and what they are offering to end users they get a lot of option. the broadcast incentive auction is a one-time thing. they maybe able to put their license in. if it doesn't reach the threshold they want they don't have to tell but they have options. >> host: would the potential of new net neutrality rules coming online, or standards i should say,

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good afternoon, commissioners michael i'm a wearing two hats principle at the build inc.nd the project sponsor and executive director of our nonprofit doing the community design basis work. i have an updated budget as well i wanted to pass out if there's a chance to the commissioners. thank you. i thought i'd just speak a little bit up and go through the design and viciously on the plaza and end up on the maintenance and budget since the request is for the fee waiver. on high level it was created for the express purpose of doing public-private support this is our are first, if you will, by the time at that project we're doing the this project this is the benefit for the first in the state dedicated to the public realm in mixed use neighborhoods we're excited about the capital project and a long term maintenance stream first time in san francisco i think. we have phone number on the front of our slides the postcards we did we set up a fake plaza and had people come and visit and a lot of the cards we're excited about this becoming a civic space. this slide is something i k