he hated lyndon johnson with a passion. he had long regarded lyndon johnson as a crook, as sleazy.nd what kind of man they had in the oval office. and so a good deal of that advertising was very personally directed at lyndon johnson. >> man: slowly, they begin to understand that something must be wrong... badly wrong... at the top. >> ♪ [ crowd yelling ] new america. ask not what you can give, but what you can take. >> mann: when it was shown to goldwater, he is reported to have said, "that's a racist film. we can't show that." officially, the goldwater people said they never used it, but the truth is, is that the spot was used across the country. republican supporters of goldwater would host these house parties and show the film. it just wasn't aired on television. but it still was out there accusing johnson of having undermined the nation's social fabric. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> man: young citizens for johnson have as guest of honor luci baines johnson, youngest daughter of the president, who is on a one-woman campaign tour for her father. the charming 17-year-old luci is the hit of the eve

johnson said, okay. claiborne said, all the way back to the mayflower, wanted to name the smithsonian and he wouldn't back of claiborne says mr. president -- and johnson said claiborne, i don't care if he wants to call it the that, the only way people will see this is if he named it after the man. and we got the bill. >> charlie: when you look at the war tell me the impact it had on him because you seem struggling with it and yet, at the same time you see a man perhaps who is so insecure that he couldn't -- he didn't want to be the first president who presided over the -- >> very complicated. also remember he used to say harry truman lost china to the communists, and that ended the fair deal. >> charlie: right. this war is not going to end the great society. so he was trying to do both the war and trying to do it in a way we were looking over our right shoulder at barry goldwater, guns and butter. it had an enormous impact on him. but, you know, even in that year, that last year 1968, we passed, as i men

hardly had to tell that to johnson. johnson says, dr. king, you can make a contribution. i want you to find the worst place in alabama, louisiana, mississippi, where a negro has to recite the constitution or three amendments or whatever but a white does not have to do that in order to vote. you go down there, find it, get it in the pulpits. on television. get your leaders down there. repeat it and repeat it. so a guy who does nothing that drives a tractor says, it ain't fair. when you talk about it as everybody's right to vote. not just the negro. but he that reaches a certain age has a right to vote. that will help me shove through what i'm going to shove through up here in washington. king came and said, on february 9, selma. there was the march. the awful march where john lewis was beaten. the white minister was killed. johnson said, ok. he was appalled at that. he went to congress with that in cripple speech. i speak for the destiny of man. he said, he wanted the marchers detected. i was in the pentagon at that point. bob mcnamara's assistant. the orders were, the pre

and to johnson kennedy, and dr. garcia on various issues. he worked to try to improve employment opportunities for mexican americans. that is referred to in that central letter from johnson. president kennedy appointed him to represent the united states on a treaty citing -- signing in the west indies. you can see that here, 1961. later, president johnson appointed him as the united states delegate to the united nations. the photograph to the left shows him receiving his credentials. it was an extension of his efforts to improve the conditions of what he referred to as "our people" -- mexican-americans and united states in particular. it was a growth of the skills that he -- that he had begun to develop and working with others. it was on a global stage instead of a local stage. he always had the welfare of the mexican american people and impoverished people at heart and what he was doing. that is what he worked for. one of the successes that dr. garcia experienced during his diplomatic service was his address the un

like to take roll commissioner fong commissioner president wu commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner moore and we do expect commissioner hillis to arrive first is the consideration for the items a-1 and b for d d and v at order street discretionary review and variance and items 2 ab for the 22 at 24 port discretionary review and variance are also proposed for continuance to february 12, 2015 item 3 case c at 1135 evans avenue to february 26, 2015 and item 4 for case and 1423 ocean avenue has been withdrawn further commissioners under our discretionary review calendar item 7 d at one street a mandatory discretionary review is proechtd for continuance until mayor march 19 i have no speaker cards is there any comment on the items proposed for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item one ab and 3 to the dates indicated and item 17 to march 19. >> second. >> thank you, commissioner on that motion to continue items commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner president wu and commission

johnson. >> incorrect. lincoln. john, he was the target of the first attempted presidential assassination. >> andrew jackson. >> that is correct. the first president to appoint an african-american to the supreme court. >> lyndon johnson. >> that is correct. the tallest u.s. president. >> abraham lincoln. >> that is correct. the only president to take the oath of office from a woman. >> barack obama. >> incorrect. johnson. this president set the last thursday for thanksgiving. >> abraham lincoln. >> correct. a pet ape named tata. >> lyndon johnson. >> incorrect. president obama. john, he's the second tallest president. >> lyndon johnson. >> that is correct. gave away thousands of toothbrushes with presidential seal as white house gifts. >> lyndon johnson. >> that is correct. this president frequently told jokes even though he suffered from deep depression. >> ank. >> correct. this president could bench press 200 pounds. >> lyndon johnson. >> incorrect. barack obama. >> 200 pounds? >> barack obama can bench press 200

. >> commissioner johnson and okay. so i think i got it now are we saying that right now we will have to redo the impact fee analysis because as parking on the ground floor it counts as part of ground floor areas if the legislation passed we don't have the data to support that ground floor parking has the same impacts as other types of ground floor sorry i was lost for a minute and commissioner antonini. >> i'm going to make a motion to improve that exclude staff's recommendation and exclude the following language all the time section 3 of page 7 to read section 3 effective date symshall be effective thirty days with the amendment to section 402 shall not political to projects in haven and site or building permit required to do 201-800 not including floor space principally added as accessory and added underground. >> dough hear a second? >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i personally am not going to second that on that particular exemption for projects on van ness sud it sounds like senator edwards office

dakota johnson. i saw that in a new interview her mom, actress melanie griffith, said that she does not plan on seeing the movie. but in her defense, that's what everyone's mom is saying. it's like, "oh, that filth. i would never see that. i'll meet you at the olive garden 8:30, then we'll go over --" [ laughter ] "everyone meet at the cheesecake factory at 7:15. then, we'll take an uber. [ laughter ] you know i'm having a a margarita." and get this. i heard that an 83-year-old dominatrix from france -- 83-year-old dominatrix from france. actually criticized "fifty shades of grey" for being too soft. [ laughter ] then, someone explained to her that she'd actually wandered into the spongebob movie. like, no, no, no. you're in the -- right this way. madame, madame, right this way, madame. >> steve: mr. krabs? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] ♪ no, no. different film. different film all together. >> steve: different film all together. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. hey, this is really cool. i saw that someone recent

dustin johnson. for birdie. see anything that looks like it's going to be birdie time here, you never know. nick: you never know. jim: could be headed over to the 10th. david: that would be poetic justice to go to the 10th hole and decide this. nick: more than likely it would be decided there. no idea what score. jim: paul casey has one of those lofted wedges here. he's liked this play today, this kikuya grass. peter: he needs to carry it -- carry it farther into the green. jim: it will break right on him. peter: he can carry it there. jim: right inside your circle. he's going to love that. slightly uphill. well played. considering the situation here and the nerves you have to be battling. casey with one win in america. that was in houston before the 2009 masters. as high as third in the world for his career. he's had a lot of injuries to overcome. his wife and his little boy lex they flew over to the u.k. earlier this week and are watching the broadcast over in london live. nick: it's midnight back in blighty.

dustin johnson. for birdie. see anything that looks like it's going to be birdie time here, you never know. nick: you never know. jim: could be headed over to the 10th. david: that would be poetic justice to go to the 10th hole and decide this. nick: more than likely it would be decided there. no idea what score. jim: paul casey has one of those lofted wedges here. he's liked this play today, this kikuya grass. peter: he needs to carry it -- carry it farther into the green. jim: it will break right on him. peter: he can carry it there. jim: right inside your circle. he's going to love that. slightly uphill. well played. considering the situation here and the nerves you have to be battling. casey with one win in america. that was in houston before the 2009 masters. as high as third in the world for his career. he's had a lot of injuries to overcome. his wife and his little boy lex they flew over to the u.k. earlier this week and are watching the broadcast over in london live. nick: it's midnight back in blighty.

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.

today's event includes j johnson -- jeh johnson. johnson has had a busy morning, appearing on 5 of the 7 sunday morning talk shows. a bill to sign after fabric 27th is held up in the senate because of the provisions that block president obama's executive order on immigration. the senate is expected to move the measure forward this week after three failed attempts over the last month. >> the national governors association winter meeting expected to continue momentarily. hearing from secretary jeh johnson. he will be discussing cyber security efforts at the state and federal level. secretary johnson is there after appearing on the sunday morning talk shows. funding for his department set to run out this week. secretary johnson this morning called the debate over funding absurd, and he said he hoped to some in congress will quote, exercise some leadership it comes to finding a solution. he also said 30,000 workers would be for load if the fund is not approved. we could hear something about that today from secretary johnson. >> if every

johnson going to a 4th play off hole, no.ins his first career pga tournament. >>> someone is jacked out of their mind for cal's second match up in days. exploding for a career high 24. cardinals lead by 2 at the half. but the 1/2 punch respond. now, scoring 15 of the 7 in the second half, and brittany had all 12 of her points after the break. the bears win 63-53 to split the series and tie the cardinals for third place in the past 12 finishes. >> he is only 24. -- only been driving really -- >> he only got married a few months ago. the first thing is the ring. daytona 500 is great but ... >> a good recovery. >> yes. >> thanks for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone ca

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning, i am charles osgood and this is sunday morning. special edition for a special weekend. in honor november valentine's day we are devoting our show to the topic of love, heart and soul. not that the course of love ever did smooth, there can be disappointment and heartbreak along the way and sometimes a second chance. loves lost and found will be our cover story, reported by tracy smith. >> i don't want this to be too painful, but do you remember that conversation where you said i want to end this? >> fairly well, yes. because she cried and she cried some more. >> 30 years after breaking her heart, donna hanover's ex-boyfriend came back and like a lot of couples in their shoes the old spark was still there. >> that brain circuitry is lying like a sleeping cat and it can be awakened at every moment. >> making a future with someone from your past. >> ahead this sunday morning. >> osgood: love songwriter john legend for his wife is litera

president johnson. >> guest: i appreciate that. one of the ways in which tuskegee university does business we have 40,000 alumni and particularly in new york we have an alumni chapter there. obviously we can't cover the span of new york but one of the things we do is we use our alumni. our alumni loves tuskegee. they talk and love to tuskegee and eat tuskegee. one of the things i constantly do is to have certain fares. i was an event at medgar evers college where alumni showed up and were able to talk with constituents and high school students who were in attendance there. i do believe obviously that there are ways in which to engage our best and our admissions area to deal -- to me particular students. obviously there are a number of students who have the desire to come and they want to visit and that can be cost prohibitive however we do address inquiries. we do our very best to listen to support up an alumnus or a faculty member or staff member who would voluntarily mentor students. as the president nearly everyone reached out t

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this movie selma and how johnson is portrayed but he and johnson were to get it to pass a seminal piece of legislation but the white house turned against him for being so aggressive against the president and his work in vietnam and the last poll taken, the harris poll, found nearly three quarters of the american people thought he was -- a lot of america turns on him. in black america as the number is 60% of black folks thought he was irrelevant. i mean the naacp came out against him. the urban league came out against him. the meeting black journalists of his era, another nobel laureate peace prize lawyer came out against him. i can't even quote on c-span what thurgood marshall said about dr. king, what he felt about and during that era. everybody turns on him. that is the life he has to navigate as he is talking about racism and poverty and militarism. nobody wants to hear that. they turn their back on him. guys broke. last year of his life he can't get a book deal, can't get paid speech, he is uninflated to the white house and black churches. the last mile of the way king has to walk a

it was typical johnson. any of you who don't know that those phone calls johnson made are preserved, and you can listen to them as simply as clicking -- if you google lbj phone calls, it will take you to the university of virginia. you can do it i -- by date and topic. it is a wonderful trove of history. this call was january 15, 1965. lbj tells dr. king that he has to get his education, housing and property bills passed before he goes back to voter registration because he just got a voting rights bill passed the previous year. he tells dr. king, there are two things you can do for me. one, find the worst example you can of voter intimidation, and get it in the papers, he says. get it on the tv. the other thing is, help me get my other legislation passed. if you have seen the movie "selma," it paints the president's role as a little bit more of a villain than the phone calls will. >> help us remind people how pervasive, how numerous the barriers to voter registration were for black citizens in the south. >>

let me turn it over to you secretary johnson. thank you for being with us today. >> i appreciate that we're having this discussion here. i appreciate the leadership of those at the state level around the table. some of you may notice that i have five layers of stage makeup on. as governor mcauliffe put it out, i have been on all five sunday morning news shows. the army has a saying, we do more -- i have done more before 11:00 a.m. than most people do in a day. been on cnn, fox, abc, nbc. it's pretty remarkable i made it here on time. talking about the impact of a potential shutdown of the department of homeland security. i want to say word about that before we launch into the cyber potential shutdown of the security discussion. we have just five days. midnight friday night, funding for the department of homeland security, the third-largest department of our government and the department of our government that interfaces most with the american public runs out. we are looking at the impact of a potential shutdown. it will look like

, here i am theodore rooz roosevelt johnson iii.o meet president barack obama in the white house. their dream came true. >> back in those days. ted good to talk to you thank you so much, for joining us. ted johnson is a writer often race and politics. as he mentioned he was a white house fellow in 2011 and 2012. that is our show today, i'm ali velshi thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. proposal by france and germany to end the violence in creurnlg eastern ukraine could succeed. >>> trust why millions of nigerians still have no access

he was with cory johnson. everyone is a fan of data sharing between technology companies and the federal government. more on the impacts of spying, next. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg west. we continue our coverage from the white house cyber security summit at stanford university. cory johnson has more. cory? >> pimm interesting times in the world of cyber security. that is the point of this, but one company has an working on cyber security since the moment it has started up. it is in wrestling with a change in technology as we go from the world of desktop computers to the world of phones and such. i sat down with the ceo of symantic to talk about their approach of the new problems posed by separate security. >> i'm pretty pleased the white house did the executive order. it is really getting behind sharing, information sharing because we need a lot of tools to be able to protect society whether it is government corporations or individuals. sharing is one of the things we need to do to be able to better prote

, here i am theodore rooz roosevelt johnson iii.o meet president barack obama in the white house. their dream came true. >> back in those days. ted good to talk to you thank you so much, for joining us. ted johnson is a writer often race and politics. as he mentioned he was a white house fellow in 2011 and 2012. that is our show today i'm ali velshi thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. >> the right to die. canada's highest court strikes down a ban on assisted suicide. the implications the decision could have on this side of the border. >>> concern and skepticism. u.s. tries to verify claims an american hospital contaminating died in a coalition air strike. a young woman who devoted her life to ending the suffering of others. school segregation 60 years afte

johnson decided to make this one her own. johnson and her co-conspirator shannon lee was able to literally steal the house by entering a falsified deed saying they bought it for $150,000. to this day, if you search maryland property tax records, it shows her as the owner. >> prince george's county police lieutenant charles dooley made the case against johnson. he said the forged documents were easy to spot. >> victims' names were misspelled. there was some mistakes as we went through the documents we were able to pick out. >> johnson was dragged out of the stolen home in handcuffs last fall and convicted last thursday. we knocked at a more recent address. nobody answered. state's attorney angela brooks says it's likely johnson's next home will be behind bars. >> some temporary gain and the point of the story is they never paid. >> johnson will be sentenced in march and will face a maximum of 69 years for what happened here. but we are told that she and lee likely face many additional charges for crimes involving other houses

. >> homeland security secretary jeh johnson responding to attacks on shopping malls. >>> plus minnesota's battle as a recruiting ground for jihadis. >>> and we are still losing them. is it terrorists in midwest here in the united states? it is. >> there is a concern that the minorities -- that become involved in terrorism are also the most dangerous terrorists. >>> and all of that snow and ice is making for dangerous conditions from the rockies to the east coast. more bitter cold "newsroom" starts right now. >>> hilo everyone thanks so much for joining me. homeland security chief jeh johnson is reacting to new video, which re says reflects a new age of terrorist attacks. it aired on "state of the union" this morning, and dismiss video released by al shabab running on the right side of the screen as he talks. >> i'm very concerned about the serious potential threat of independent actors here in the united states. we've seen this now in europe we've seen it in canada. >> but specifically against the mall of america? >> anytime a terrorist organization calls for an attack on a specific place

i'm cory johnson. janet yellen said the fed will not raise rates before it sees more improvement in the economy. in testimony before the senate banking committee today, yellen repeated the pledge to be patient. >> the fomc is it that it can begin to normalize policy means that it is unlikely the economic conditions will warrant an increase in the target federal funds rate for at least the next couple: meetings. cory: yellen also strongly criticized congressional efforts toward monetary policies say it would politicize the process. cory: meanwhile, christine lagarde and ecb president mario draghi both say that more strength is needed for great reforms. president obama has vetoed a bill approving the production of the keystone pipeline. the senate will vote to override it the veto. votes are needed to override in both houses. the pipeline would go through oklahoma, and nebraska. the fbi is offering a reward for the fugitives related to the hacking. he is the hacker known for the game over zeus virus that

kim johnson serves as policy director at the network. johnson advocated for more information for parents about their child's care. >> we did hear from families who, searched for child care. >> reporter: johnson says of putting inspection records on line is a good first stepable. says california need to comply with newt federal law and increasing inspection booze is fall of 2016 or risk losing $75 million in federal funding for child care. >> we she'd to en-- we need to ensure that where children are they have basic safety. >> they both credit nbc bay area, and cir's joint investigation with what they call changing the conversation. forcing state policymakers to confront the issues with oversight. >> significant. really significant. how much changed in a short amount of time. >> thank you for all right hard work you have ben doing to make sure this got to our desk. and we got them. >> state officials -- but they did send an e-mail saying "we are working with our federal and state partners to better understand the impacts of the new federa

i'd like to take roll sxhorng pr commissioner antonini commissioner wu commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner are items proposed for continuance item one dr p at grove street discretionary review ask proposed for continuance until march 15 and next case formula retail and large retail planning code amendments is proposed for continuance excuse me for awning indefinitely continuance continuance i. >> good afternoon and welcome to the planning commission regular hearing for february 26, 2015 i'd like to remind members of the public the commission doesn't tolerate that the commission does not tolerate outbursts of any kind. >> good afternoon. and welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for february 26, 2015 i'd like to remind members of the public that the commission that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind please silence all electronic devices. that may sound off and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. irving at this point in time commissioner president

homeland security secretary jeh johnson is speaking live now. let's listen in. >> when it comes to applications for asylum applications for refugee status that continues. as you know, there is a lawsuit in texas -- >> so he has stopped talking about the latest threat to the mall of america in minnesota but has told reporters there that he stands by his comments that there was a threat and that they are on high alert and that they are being advised by other security officials there. we'll keep you abreast as to what else comes out of that press conference. >>> back to politics now, governor scott walker of wisconsin, here's the question for you today, is he ready for primetime? what the potential presidential contender said when asked about president obama's faith, we'll debate that coming up. >>> plus it's a political showdown on capitol hill with funding running out almost for the department of homeland security. >>> and we'll bring you this. the family of american hostage kayla mueller who was killed by isis speaking out now, their questions d

, here i am theodore rooz roosevelt johnson iii.o meet president barack obama in the white house. their dream came true. >> back in those days. ted good to talk to you thank you so much, for joining us. ted johnson is a writer often race and politics. as he mentioned he was a white house fellow in 2011 and 2012. that is our show today, i'm ali velshi thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. >> monday. >> we're going to the bottom of the sea. >> deep submergence vehicles. >> three, zero, three, six. >> ocean experts have made some miraculous discoveries. >> octopus everywhere. >> but are the most important discoveries yet to come? >> implications for energy and also for climate change. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science. >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow", where technology meets humanity. monday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> hello i'm ray suarez. after a quiet spell eastern ukraine

. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i think the other commissioners have talked about the building alternatives prosecute pretty well i'll focus on the transportation and the market aortic that plan that called for the open space improvement to make oak street two ways it is currently depicted as one way in the eir and i think that this seriously impacts the calibration issues that were mentioned before because it means that in order to get to the parking you have to come in avenue off of van ness and in many cases alleviates the calibration impacts i want a discussion why that is not included as part of the interpretation assessment and great to see that updated in the final hearing. >> commissioner richards. >> one last question pawar laying on commissioner moore on the plan again, i don't have my material business owner but one of the things we worked on with the planning department comp to discourage the combination of lots we have 20 lots combined with more than 10 thousand square feet we didn't want to have in the market octavia plan so i'm trying to understand why i

johnson did tell dr. king in january of 1965 that he wanted to do his great society programs first, and he wanted to do them in the first 90 days. let's not wait, let's get this done. then he said he would take up voting rights. but by mid-february, had come around because of the demonstrations in selma. it was between february and the time he gave that speech you saw in mid-march, he was preparing in conversations regularly with his attorney general, which you can find online, to make that speech. at one point he tells his attorney general, i guess i was wrong on that. i should have come out for that sooner. >> it's interesting that this whole period we are talking about, the civil rights era bill was recording it. delegate norton is on the front lines, organizing for it. i was in school, learning about current events. regardless of the discrepancy between hollywood and the documentary, i think the shame is that not enough is talked about this and learned about this in the school curriculum. there's goin

we will talk about that coming up next on bloomberg "west." ♪ >> cory johnson i am -- i am cory johnson"west.". apple what expected in april. will this be a breakthrough for the company gekko i talked to this -- talk about this with gene munster. >> it will be relatively small versus the ipad. think about the expectations of 20 million units half of were the ipad was in its first year. i think modest at dictations, a lot of consumers we have surveyed are still debating what the true value of the watch is. this will determine overtime. >> tim cook is at the goldman sachs conference to determine the apple watch. there was unique things because so many were wearing them. everyone standing up because they had all been sitting down for too long. he suggested apple make a difference and everyone will have a different one. >> exactly. the romance similar to what happened with the phone. it came out and was marginally better. that is going to be the expectation with the watch because developers will build a true value. they are debating the value. basically the same as your phone. it will optim

president fong and commissioner wu councilmember sharp sxhun commissioner hillis and commissioner johnson and commissioner moore commissioner the items for continuance item one at 1546 on market street draft environmental review continuance for march 25th and next amendments to the planning code for the special use those in lieu of open space work definite continuance and item 3 for x anothers 888 howard street downtown project authorization for indefinite continuance and c on bush street conditional use authorization is promoted for indefinitely continuance expirations under our discretionary review we've received a request to continue this case dr p at 26 hodges alley discretionary review to march 12. >> is there any additional public comment o on the items proposed for continuance. >> good afternoon. i'm a resident which san francisco i wish to speak an issue it the proposed legislation by jim in the open spaces. >> sir the only thing you can any public comment? to say the continuance itself not the actual legislation >> my understanding i'm sorry is the commissioners have the option t

. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much yeah. we've gone over this with a fine tooth comic based on our presentation i know we have an informational predict only one capital request for the work through 2016 that's correct you're only requesting dollars for one fiscal year? keith martini department staff this stable shows the request last year $200,000 for last year's process for the 2015-2016 fiscal year we're also proposing additional funding for the pavement to parks program in their not capital requests their funding that will be used for materials and supplies and other sorts of expenditures that wish noted specifically sxal not shown on the table >> okay. >> commissioner antonini. >> i will move to approve the budget. >> second. >> commissioners there is a motion and a second to approve your budget and work program. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to

jeh johnson tells american shoppers to be careful.deo that you'll see in a moment pull out by al shabaab, and calls for attacks on shops mauls in the uk canada and the united states. what is different is that it names specific sites lice the west edmondton mall in canada and the mall of america in minnesota. >> i am very concerned about the serious potential threat of independent actors here in the united states. we've seen this in europe in canada. >> but specifically against