and johnson is brought in, and johnson in some ways is like george mcclellan. he is a superb organizer and motivator of men. he rebuilds the army. he boosts the morale of the soldiers, and the confederate soldiers in the army of tennessee loved joe johnson. he knows that they care about -- he cares about their welfare. that is one thing about him as a general. but while he is rebuilding the army and its winter camps, jefferson davis repeatedly asks johnson to take the offensive against the federals who are camped not all that far north in the vicinity of chattanooga, tennessee. davis once johnson to march, but johnson claims his army is outnumbered by the yankees. the army doesn't have the adequate supplies or logistical capabilities of marching up into east tennessee. now, unfortunately for johnson, the davis administration is getting very different reports and surname -- concerning the army of tennessee from some of johnson subordinates. they are sending back reports that the army is in great shape and should take the offensive, so the davis administration is

johnson's conduct of the war. it was a war that president johnson inherited from president kennedy but continued and escalated. in late 1967 on the eve of the election i am talking about, they went around the country on a success of defensive making the case was finally turned the corner. that success was near. on january 30, which in vietnam that year was the start of a new year, new years in vietnam as life thanksgiving and our country, the specific year varies from year to year. it happened on january 30 and because it was a holiday and was a widespread understanding among at least the south vietnamese that a cease-fire would be in place a lease on a de facto base, a lot of south vietnamese soldiers went to their home villages and neighborhoods to be with their families. the north vietnamese with the assistance of the viet cong attacked in a way that had never attacked before including occupying portion of the american embassy inside of saigon. almost everyone who studied the tet offensive has concluded it into

i thought we could beat johnson.try desperately wanted change. i thought we could beat johnson. i thought we could beat bobby kennedy, i always did, because he was on the left wing of then democratic party, savaging the president, and if we got the nomination, lyndon johnson would be working for nixon. bit hubert humphrey was a democratic liberal in tight with the democratic establishment as vice president. i said we could have a real problem beating hubert humphrey, their strongest candidate. so that's march 31st. four days later, dr. king was assassinated in memphis. 100 american cities went up in flames and smoke and fire and violence, and looting and burning, and there were federal troops in my home town of washington, dc, places i'd grown up and i was very familiar with as a kid were being burned down. it was the worst series of racial violence in american history. 100 cities burning, and it was horrendous. and that tremendously influenced the politics that year. the american people came to see -- were beginning

states and johnson, his people, i don't know what they're thinking of, and johnson's name wasn't eventhe ballot. the president of the united states was running as a right in candidate in new hampshire and so i was astonished he did this and have of mccarthy's those were from people who wanted johnson to be tougher on vietnam so johnson's people handle the horribly. three or four days later robert kennedy jumped into the race against johnson and began to savage him, johnson is appealing to the darker impulses of the american spirit, it was just brutal stuff and he jumped in and someone who loved bobby kennedy called him an opportunist who comes down from the hills, shoot the wounded and it was just a brutal attack and so then, rockefeller, rockefeller, we expected rockefeller to go after arrest because romney was gone so rockefeller did not get -- he holds a press conference and again dwight and i, nixon is in -- mr. nixon didn't watch television. he would ask me to watch and dwight and by to watch it and then tell him what our impressions were. a very smart thing to do, i think becaus

johnson's name -- johnson city was even on the ballot. president of the united states was running as a write-in candidate for new hampshire. so i was astonished he did this and half of mccarthy's those were from hawks. people wanted johnson to be tougher. so johnson's people handed it horribly. days later robert kennedy job and then began to savages. he said johnson is appealing to the darker impulses of the americans. there was just brutal stuff. he jumped in and mary cantin again who is loved bobby kennedy called of a complete opportunist. he comes down from the hills to shoot the wounded. it was just a brutal attack. so then rockefeller -- we expected expected rockefeller to come in and go after us because robbie was gone. so rockefeller was a price comparable to nick and dwight and i -- he didn't watch television. he was asked why tonight to watch it and then come in and tell us what our impressions were. it's a very smart thing to do i think because he wanted to know what other folks are different viewpoints are thinking about what t

johnson listens to him. hangs up the phone. and decides that even though russell does not want to serve, he will serve. and johnson then has the white aouse press office issue statement to the press corps announcing the commission has been formed and that richard russell is on its even if he does not want to be. [taped] to bother you again, but i want you to know i have made an announcement. of the special commission. >> you have? >> yes. may i read it? >> yes. isthe president announced he appointing a special commission to study and report on all of the facts and circumstances relating to the assassination of the late president john f. kennedy and subsequent violent death of the man charged with the assassination. that thedent says minority and the majority leadership of the house and the senate have been consulted. the members a special -- of special commission are chief justice earl warren, senator richard russell, presente representative hale boggs, representative gerald ford. the president stated that the special commissio

and half of mccarthy's votes were from hawks, poem who wanted johnson -- people who wanted johnson toher on vietnam. so johnson's people handled it horribly. three or four days later robert kennedy jumped into the race and said job is appealing to the -- johnson is appealing to the darker impulses of the american spirit. it was just brutal. it was just a brutal attack. and so then rockefeller, rockefeller didn't -- we expected rockefeller to come in and go after us because romney was develop. so rockefeller did not get -- he holds a press conference and, again, qiect and i are in -- mr. nixon, he had a habit, he didn't watch television. he would ask ask me or dwight and i to watch it and then come in and tell him what our impressions were. no, it's a very smart thing to do, i i think, because he wants to though what other folks are seeing. so rock fell or did not announce or announced he wasn't going to run. he had no desire to be president, and i hope you all take this seriously. we went in and told richard nixon, and for years they asked me what nixon b said, and i didn't tell 'em.

president johnson. next the president johnson is allen dulles. he is the director of central intelligence for many years, who would be forced out of that job that job by the debacle the bay of pigs. knew about the cia plots to kill fidel castro. he may have ordered some of that . he apparently never shared that information with the warren it wouldn, even though suggest a hazard the commission should follow. cooper fromtor kentucky, a moderate republican. next to him is congressman boggs from louisiana, who was prominent in the democratic leadership of the house and was close to john kennedy. >> how should remark that day, the anniversary of the release of the warren report? >> merriam -- we should market with very mixed feelings. definitivee answers to the many questions about the kennedy assassination. the president who recieved that report that day ultimately decided that the report was wrong. he felt the commission had been misled. it is a remarkable thing to discover the president of the united states did not believe their findings. >> presid

johnson said the rat browns dh.n, we haven't talked about him be the martin luther king s and all of them are products of community action. that's where he get tthey get t. we finance all of them. notice here linking black power folks with martin luther king to community action. so johnson is to fan. he wants to get rid of community action. in 1967 there are all kinds of restrictions placed on it that it allow local governments to take more control of it. another thing that's linked to community action is the so called riots that occurred beginning in harlem in 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968. outbreaks of violence throughout the country. you read the introtucdurks tctie turner report. this was after the detroit riot was a particularly big one. five days. 41 dead after the detroit riot. there were 163 riots during the summer of 1967. johnson put together this panel to investigate and come up with an explanation so we're moving now to interpreting urban uprisings. so what is the colonel commission. this commission by the way

the question is could johnson have done anything different or smart know. he was joe johnson. thank you for your good question, sir. [laughter] >> a couple of other questions. >> let me ask one more. sermon --us was sherman when you surrender north carolina. attributeu softness's office -- to johnson's surrender. >> why was sherman so kind to johnson at the bennett house? if you remember, sherman wrote up a contract for honesty with johnston that was so lean it that washington rejected it and told sherman to write it over. the problem was that sherman was actually getting into political issues of how the rebels would fit back into the citizenship, and sherman and stanton and said, no. that is for us in the congress to decide. don't go there. action, sherman did have a very benevolent side to his concord enemy. -- it is of the story in the confederate reader -- that after sherman ordered the , septembertlanta 5-seven, to leave, a lady came to sherman and personally appealed that you be up to stay in her home with her child. she brought her little baby. madam, it isined, the har

next to him, chief justice johnson, next nt to president johnson is allen dulles. debacleorced out by the for the bay of pigs. dulless had a terrible conflict because among other things it appears that dulles cia plots to kill fidel castro. ordered some of those but shared none of the information from the warren commission even though that have given -- suggested the investigation the commission followed.ve next to him, john sherman cooper, a senator from kentucky, moderate republican. and next to him is congressman who was s of louisiana prominent in the democratic leadership of the house and very to john kennedy. >> 50 years later, how should we day? that the anniversary of the release of the warren report? with mixed mark it feelings. unhappily, this report that was time to the definitive answer to many of the uestions asked about the kennedy assassination appears been that. it is remarkable to discover hat linden johnson ultimately decided that the warren commission had it wrong. at the end of his life, lyndon castro thought fidel killed kennedy. t was a remark

>> i agree with secretary johnson.i think there is this concern about competition among these groups. one particular example of this would be that the recent announcement by al qaeda core of the new affiliate in the subcontinent. that was announced on social media on september 3. it could be viewed as an effort by core al qaeda to reassert its supremacy. sorts of efforts can be viewed in the context of white need -- might be an emerging competition between groups. it is logic of compelling. you're not going to be the legal and a global jihad without striking america. a drive that sense of competition my colleagues have talked about. >> the chair recognizes mr. jackson lee. >> i too would like to thank the chairman and ranking member for this hearing. i would also like to thank each of the presenters, members of the panel, for your service to the nation. having served on this committee from the beginning of the recovery. when the select committee on homeland security was first formed to create this department. i know ho

commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner richard >> president fong and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes 7 to zero and places you on item 3. for the next case at 2233 union street request for discretionary review authorization please not on pub public comment the commission adapted an intent to approve by a vote of 4 to 3 commissioner johnson and commissioner wu voted against it commissioner richards you could reiterate you've reviewed the video and yes >> good afternoon the motion before you is a 3 temporary you conditional use authorization d b.a. and, llc located on the third floor winning within the union district it was heard where a 3 temporary use was approved that the unit will revert back and as mentioned on august 7th the commissions heard the case and continue to disproof the residential conversion the committee passed it with the intent to grant an approval for a 3 year approval extension it was a 3 building modification it was approved by the temporary conversion

lyndon johnson had a dream of a great society.his administration today, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in america. lbj began to build his great society. but the big budget item wasn't the war on poverty. it was the war in vietnam. the defense department said it spent a billion dollars a month. as we found out later, it was costing more. between two and three times more. we were not fully aware, not even as economic advisors in washington, let alone the outside consultants, how much vietnam was going to cost. we were taken unawares for several months. but by december of 1965, still early in the game, i urged him to go for a sizeable tax increase. he said, "walter, i've checked both houses of congress. i couldn't get a dozen votes." the problem stemmed from the kind of war this was. it was never declared a war. one main problem was the idea we would run it on the cheap. lyndon johnson wanted to run the war without letting people know we're at war, a silent, invisible war. therefore, he didn't want to raise taxes

johnson was learning some of the wrong perceptions. public myth was going eyeball to eyeball and they blinked. we know that kennedy was scared. before the missile crisis, kennedy was running covert operations: you read some of their letters and messages and you get to the strong sense that the top guys 234 the kremlin and the white house, they got it. they got it that things were slipping out of control. we now know things that kennedy didn't know. if we had invaded, it would be a smoking pile of rubble. we stood tough, they backed down. now that we can look through the historians work, inside the historian's work, the national security agency who pursued the story, had access, went and did the basic fundmental work that analysts should have done at the time. where did they predict the internal, secret, official story. and then that historian wrote a qualified article off the coast of vietnam. we can look through the historian's work and then listen to president johnson's phone calls. one, that the north vietnamese attacks were actuall

>> i agree with secretary johnson.think there is this concern about competition among these groups. one particular example of this would be that the recent announcement by al qaeda core of the new affiliate in the subcontinent. that was announced on social media on september 3. it could be viewed as an effort by core al qaeda to reassert its supremacy. sorts of efforts can be viewed in the context of white need -- might be an emerging competition between groups. it is logic of compelling. you're not going to be the legal and a global jihad without striking america. a drive that sense of competition my colleagues have talked about. >> the chair recognizes mr. jackson lee. >> i too would like to thank the chairman and ranking member for this hearing. i would also like to thank each of the presenters, members of the panel, for your service to the nation. having served on this committee from the beginning of the recovery. when the select committee on homeland security was first formed to create this department. i know how

johnson. >> good afternoon, supervisors optimum julie lien johnson a resident of san francisco over 12 years currently a professor at ucsf where i focus only doing research if the orderly adults with low income background and help them prove that approve their lives i see the importance the community in my work and volunteering as an animal advocate i've done for 10 years i have volunteered with 5 different organizations in the city including animal care control and spca i was a co-founder with a gem shelter cat rescue in a accreditation to improve the lives of animals i've done a lot of work and attended many of the animal welfare commission meetings i believe that our animals need a voice to express their concerns and find innovative ways to approve the shelters after california became a state they passed a bill to make animal cruelty a crime and the same year the spca opened it is a big fabric of our society. >> thank you very much any questions any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed supervisors colleagues supervisor tang. >> sure again, thank you to

secretary johnson, welcome back. you are -- offered useful informative testimony, and expected date to be in a different. director, it is a great pleasure to have the bureau could just make in today's discussion. as the chairman has said, this is the fbi's maiden voyage before this committee. we look forward to your testimony. i hope that it will not be your last. we will work on that. mr. olson, your years of service, the chairman has artie spoken to, thank you for all your contributions you have made. future is still very bright for you. thank you very much. i wish you the best. mr. chairman, 13 years ago this week, just days after the horrific september 11 said -- terrorist attack, george w. bush addressed the commerce in the nation. in his address, president bush stated that our work on terror begins with al qaeda and it will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped, and defeated. 13 years later, there's been some success out of digger against core al qaeda, but not all terroris

johnson's words and contradict with those of the president. revealing another white house move based on partisan politics. howard university professor, ran , ron hira will join us, and rodger goodell the focus of the ray rice scandal. players from past and present calling on commissioner to resign or be suspended after associated press revealed that nfl executive officers did -- offices did receive the video and at least one person acknowledged viewing that video. calling into question gaddelle's version of his story and his integrity, the rice scandal is becoming nfl scandal. that is all coming up here tonight. lou: we begin with new details from the president's plan pentagon officials telling fox news that president obama has authorized the targeting of individual leaders of the islamic state in iraq and syria including its leader, so-called caleavca--al baghdady. ed hepry with our report. >> an if 16 is not a strategy, and airstrikes alone will not acompanylish when we trying to accomplish. the president has made clear that he does not' u.s

scarlet fu, adam johnson. cory johnson is in cupertino, california. right now, our top headlines.ings from the world health organization. on the treatment facilities are now overwhelmed. seen more than 1000 deaths already. the dutch team investigating the saidsia airlines flight that multiple high-energy objects from outside the aircraft caused the crash. the disaster over eastern ukraine killed all 298 people on board. ayor and cello which -- marin cilic makes up for lost nishikori inng kei the u.s. open final. >> what kind of shirt is that? where are the tennis whites? >> it is fine. >> it was an unbelievable match. those are the top headlines. >> you were in the third row? >> i was in the 18 throw. it was awesome to be up there. >> joining us as well, surveillance tennis expert, kate more. my entire strategy team at jpmorgan has been obsessed with the game. associates -- of my are obsessed. i was significantly higher than the 18 throw. i had a beautiful view of the sky. [laughter] >> what blew my mind last night was every time nishikori did something right, huge applause. did s

i am adam johnson.day, the most influential bankers and investors are all under one roof. we will take you to bloomberg's special summit right here at the big apple. the second largest retailer in trouble. tesco says a quarter of its profit does not actually exist. in world, the ukraine tries a cease-fire attack. we will go underground. in sports, the nfl holds a friday night news conference will be forgotten by monday. it is ay

johnson he know that people can get heated and i see i like both captions i see a lot of similarities both are attorneys by trade and voefltd their personal additional time to tree issues so thank you very much for that but i'll say i'm interested in having mr. sullivan return to the urban forestry council to serve i think because of his extensive background the people mentioned expertise as well as is left behind and we continue to build upon highs roll if he was able to return. >> i agree with you this is one of the situations again, we have basically too good candidates for one position a lot of times i wish scott wiener we had the authority to create more positions to meet both are equally passionate from a different perspective but passionate both are trained attorneys so they could look at both sides of the argument and both have spent time on the issue on their own time me the knowledge base they come from different perspectives but one of the things that struck me do we have a different prospective here or not and have smoking gun 134b from the community with a different persp

johnson could be that link by acquired experience linda served as an officer in of the greater west portal association and as an active members of the audubon society she knows how to look at and a half and non-and a half trees she knows the process and can speak to the resident that point trees preserved they need to have a closer relationship with the san francisco there are plenty of tree professionals and representatives of the tree organizations on the council but linda's voice is one that wants their opinions to matter at city hall please bring that fresh perspective to the council by approving linda's nomination. >> go ahead anastasia. >> i came here to speak on carl listen johnson i think here candidacy is necessary you need diversity on the council and i don't feel like i was attending some of the meetings not all of the meetings but they're very nice people but i think the current plan to cut what i believe one thousand trees on in sharp park and you know you see what t what the city is going to cut one thousand trees i heard mr. sullivan he's a very nice guy i think we need to p

johnson & johnson says it is fast tracking work on a vaccine. nfl season, yeah, baby, a kicks off tonight. the seahawks will host the green bay packers. then rodgers leading cheeseheads of green bay. last season's games averaged 1800 viewers. of the 35 most-watched television shows last fall, 34 were nfl games. those are the top headlines. >> our twitter question, how much time and money do you spend on your fantasy league, tweet us @bsurveillance. >> besides "too much." >> we need you to quantify. brendan, get us started on the morning must hurry. -- must read. "the economist" put a fine point on something i have been trying to define. the democratic heart he feels exhausted, convinced of the need for immigration reform, climate change, and benefits for the middle class, but unable to imagine a political pathway. watching washington, i do not know what democrats want. i know what republicans want. i think that is a problem for them. >> do you think we have an idea of what democrats do not want? strategy has's been effective. but his strategy ha

scarlet fu and adam johnson.s top headlines. >> detroit's leaders and lawyers in court starting this morning. telling a judge how the city's $18 billion debt could be settled. the hearing will determine if the plan is fair and reasonable. the municipal bankruptcy is the nation's largest ever. another house of cards in atlantic city, the rebel casino closing for a few hours. it closed a few hours ago. the $2.5 billion complex opened two years ago, amazing. the second of three casino closings in two weeks. do we have one more? dollar general -- raising its bid to takeover a rival. the company says it would pay $80 a share for family dollar, $1.50 higher than its previous offer. it would divest 1500 stores to clear the deal with regulators. right now, family dollar is still favoring the lower bid from dollar tree, $74.50. >> somebody put them out of their misery. single best chart on tuesday morning. are weetorical question, an isolationist or interventionist america? should we do more to solve the worlds problems?

lyndon johnson. the worlddgment about was thin and lacking and i think helped lead us to -- >> the kennedy hadis that probably gone across the atlantic van johnson had been across the potomac. >> the difference with grandiosity. kennedy, his grandiosity was to >> most important thing about him is he did not wait his turn. he destroyed the system that would not have made him president. now in america, no one does. >> thank you all. ♪

cory johnson is still with me. used to expand entertainment options or is the target audience gamers? >> it absolutely could be used for other entertainment options. it is already being used for sony's own in-house streaming service. they have not say yet what else it will be used for but it certainly has the option. sony has always been gamer first so we will see how soon it takes them to get that far. >> what kind of other companies are they targeting? are they targeting apple tv or roku? >> i asked them that just today. they said yes, it can, but because it is gamer first they think they can do more than the apple tv. they offer 700 games, that is the selling point. it works in conjunction with their playstation 4. you can use your playstation 4 in your living room and then you can have your playstation tv in your bedroom and stream the games that you are playing on the tv in the living room. >> the tv division in sony was so important for the company for so long but it has been an anchor on their neck for years

by the time johnson came in -- johnson didn't need to be moved as far as john f. kennedy did. not that john f. kennedy had anything against black folk. he had no visceral engagement with black issues. so for him the way the united states looked on the world stage loomed larger because -- he was president, after all, when the berlin crisis happened and the u2 crisis happened -- u2 was eisenhower. i meant the cuban missile crisis happened. kennedy was very preoccupied with foreign policy for the three years he was in office and for him this was a big factor. world opinion. johnson didn't need so much to be pushed by world opinion because johnson for a variety of reasons really wanted to be the president who did for black americans what he saw franklin roosevelt having done for poor americans. johnson had his own reasons to push civil rights, not merely to make the united states look better on the world stage. other sam. >> i have a question, you talked a little bit about how democrats don't necessarily have to compete for the black vote, but do you think that obama is perceived

johnson hit the ceiling.announced publicly he would call bill martin, the chairman of the federal reserve, down to the ranch for a tongue-lashing. but raising the discount rate didn't keep inflation from growing. it breaks my heart to go shopping. the war kept growing, too. when neither the administration nor congress applied fiscal restraints, the fed decided to go it alone again. they used an open-market operation. in january 1966, they sold government bonds to tighten up the nation's money supply. interest rates rose dramatically. soon, any business sensitive to interest rates was caught in a credit crunch. the housing industry was hardest hit. the full effect of the fed's solitary action took hold in early 1967. inflation dropped, but at a terrible cost-- a zero growth rate for the gross national product. to economists, this was an impressive lesson. the fed was very effective in 1966. the discount rate increase and the reduction in the rate of creation of bank reserves drove up market interest rates, red

commissioner johnson. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. we do expect commissioner hillis arriving late. commissioners, first on your calendar is items for continuance item one at 320 through 4 hundred paul discretionary use authorization for continuance. item b and c at 660 third discretionary review authorization are proposed for september 11, 2014. item 3. for the next case at 19 through 25 mason street request for compliance and variance are proposed for continuance until september 18th. item 4 at one 10 stewart street a negative declaration is proposed for few minutes until september 4th item 5 for the next case at 14 telegraph hill, 20th street discretionary review authorization until october 9, 2014, pr item 6 case the patrick rode and gun club a appraisal of a perimeter negative declarations froept for continuance october 23rdrd. commissioners under our discretionary review calendar items 19 on green street a may or may not discretionary review we've received a requester inform the project sponsor to continue to october 18th and for

is jimmie johnson back or are we still worried about that 48 team?>> i think the verdict's still out. i keep waiting for johnson to pop off and do something miraculous out there like he's done in the past. but he hasn't done it. though i will tell you, chicago, the mile and a hatches and tracks like that, that's where he really runs good. he's proved us wrong many, many times, i'm still looking at him. i'm thinking he's holding back fj?uj and he's just going to shoot off and take off. >> he's fooled us before. >> yep, he has. but something's interesting. i mean, i've watched these guys since we started talkin abo in practice, they're good, but they're not great. i mean, usually they dominate practice, they're the fastest thing on the truck when they unload, they qualify well, they win the race. well, thes past several weeks, they've been okay, but they've not been spectacular and i'm going t tell you, the hendrick cars excel at the high speed high grip tracks that we're going to be coming into. it's goi to be interesting to seif the flip that switch.

emily chang journey from new francisco,rom san cory johnson.gilehe guest from software, purchased by oracle in 2007. larry ellison and the resignation -- >> the company he cofounded in 1977. he has seen it through so many ups and downs. a larger-than-life personality in the technology industry. very controversial tactics, singling out the enemy and taking them down or buying them, replacing himself with two two lieutenants. mark hurd will run marketing and sales, and safra catz will run legal. she has been there since 1999. mark hurd has been there for four years. lots of questions about how well they will work together. questions about whether oracle needs new blood. while they dominate the industry, they have not been as innovative as people hoped. >> it seems larry ellison, while giving up the ceo title, is not going far, is he? >> he is remaining chairman of the company, and larry's still going to be there. at age 70, maybe that is why he is leaving. he is bombastic in person, completelyand a self-made guy. an adopted guy out of chicago. >>

. >> cory johnson, our editor at large, standby. the watch is customizable with bands that could be swapped out. sam grobart got a hands-on look. >> you have heard rumors about it. might have even read articles about it. it is finally here. apple has got a watch. this is the apple watch. it is apple's first new product in four years since the ipad was introduced. there will be more than one apple watch. there will be three different families. in 2015, the watch goes on sale. this watch is made of stainless steel, all the other metals will be made out of aluminum or gold. the bands is an magnetic closure on a leather band. it will include other materials like stainless steel, rubber, and other synthetics as well. there is a new controller. it will allow you to cycle through different apps and different functions. it is backward compatible all the way to the iphone 5. it has a bunch of different apps. apple is expecting that the app community will work on new ones that take advantage of the touchscreen and all of the microphones and s

johnson. >> good evening, commissioners foster johnson for at&t at&t didn't have any objection to hearing this appeal this evening or continuing to a later date, however, i have a request when i'll explain one of the issues that was raised on the briefing the only evidence that the gentleman offered in jurisdiction request is hearsay the government codes specifically says the administrative bodies can't basis their evidence on hearsay it appears that is what the board did my request give the board to give a reason other than the record why the board thinks the rule didn't appeal or at&t is incorrect about the law i ask this because this case that will be appealed and it's only fair to the trial judge which the reasons why you think you can take this decision and it's important that the judge know that it's also a requirement from the california supreme court that our findings reach the analytic gap between the evidence and the ruling i simply request that the board give some reason on the record so the court can look at it why you think you have jurisdiction. >> ms. short. >> the departme

first, secretary jay johnson sworn in september 23rd, 2013. the fourth secretary of the department of homeland security. prior to joining secretary he served as counsel for the secretary of defense freeze part of the senior management team and led more than six dozen military and civilian lives across the department. he also oversaw the development of the legal aspects of many of our nation's counter-terrorism policies and spearheaded reforms to military commissions at guantanamo bay in 2009. we are pleased to have for the first time director james coming he became the seventh director of the federal bureau of investigation in september 2013. director coming as a long history of service to the department including holding positions and u.s. attorney to the southern district of new york and assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia where i first met him when he was conducting the project in exile to my gun violence reduction. i wanted thank you for your efforts on that. he also served as deputy attorney general at the justice

commissioner antonini, johnson, richards, johnson, moore, wu. that motion passes unanimously 7-0. zoning administrator for the record on item 2 b continue that for an indefinite continuance as well. >> thank you. commisoners, moving to your consent calendar, all matters listed under are considered to be routine by the planning commission and maybe acted on by a single roll call. there is no second discussion of these items unless they are pulled and they will be removed and considered as a separate item. item 5, item 5: 2012.0059c o. masry; 4155 575-91166 431 balboa street - along the south side of balboa street, between 5th and 6th avenues, lot 047 in assessor's block 1639 - request for conditional use authorization under planning code sections 711.83 and 303 to allow a macro wireless telecommunications services wtss facility operated by at&t mobility. the proposed macro wts facility would feature nine 99 panel antennas screened by a combination of faux elements vent pipes, rooftop mechanical screens, and a faux decorative parapet extensionn, on the roof of an existing three-stor

cory johnson, i will be back with you after this break.ison has stepped down as the ceo of oracle. does that mean he will be any less involved in the enterprise company he founded? that is next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. we want to follow up with a story we have been following here on "bloomberg west." on august 12, we spoke with john mcafee about his life after fleeing belize where he is wanted for questioning in the murder of another american businessman, gregory faull. during the interview, mr. mcafee made accusations about the prime minister of belize. he said he intends to post videos and evidence that he claimed showed the government trying to kill him on a website he started. at this point, none of the evidence he claims to have had has been posted on the site for stop is not for us what to our request to provide the evidence. lawyers sent us a letter denying his claims. bloomberg has not been able to independently verify his accusations. we do not agree with or endorse his claims. a titanic change in o