the san francisco board of appeals, the presiding officer is board president chris the wang, she's joiner tonight by an lazarus, commissioner frank fung, damper honda and arcelia hurtado, to my left is mr. brian, he will be here for legal advice tonight and at the controls is victor pa chico, i'm gloria, we're joined by representatives that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is there,

the san francisco board of appeals, the presiding officer is board president chris the wang, she's joiner tonight by an lazarus, commissioner frank fung, damper honda and arcelia hurtado, to my left is mr. brian, he will be here for legal advice tonight and at the controls is victor pa chico, i'm gloria, we're joined by representatives that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is there, he's representing the planning department, roger duffy is here representing the building inspection and john quan is here, he's the manager of public works, bureau street and mapping. at this time, mr. pa check koe, if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request you turn off all cell phones and pagers, please carry on conversation ins the hallway, the board rule of presentation are as follows, appellant, permit holders and department representatives have 7 minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals f, people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or three minutes, they have up to 3 minutes

journalists at the associated press and as part of a separate legal probe our ideas garrett change again joiners and now for more break it down for us. the justice department not only subpoena it of fox news reporters private e-mails but also said james rosen was quote an aider and abettor and slash or coconspirator coconspirator in the alleged crime so these words appear in a court document basically accusing the reporter of breaking the law for conducting the routine business of reporting on government secrets in the forty four pages of the justice department's application for the search warrant of mr rosen's g.-mail account you see e-mail exchanges between a state department employee identified as the alleged the her and james rosen so these orders have established that the communication between the two has led to rows and writing an article in june two thousand and nine which said north korea planned to respond to. you when sanctions with another nuclear test and the alleged leaker in the state department was in the view of verification and compliance and the implementation they deal with ar

. >> a joiner before he was a writer. >> as so many of us were were.within a romantic tradition, burrows said right up front, to me it was a little guy who lunged around in a smoking jacket or a caftan smoking a hash pipe or opium pipe in a beautiful house boat littered with sleeping boys. >> yes. >> or girls. >> to what extent did that world exist and to what extent was that world created by people who showed up that expectation? >> since bill departed, dear, wonderful, marvelous man, since he's gone, it's been tame now. >> he was genteel. >> he was the very opposite of genteel. he was an outlaw. >> my husband knew him very well, and he was selling the yes, and he said i cured him of being a drug addict. i said how? he said i turned him into an alcoholic. >> who smokes hashish at this table? please raise your hand. >> is the camera on? ♪ girl vo: i'm pretty conservative. very logical thinker. (laughs) i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at

did you join the revolution late night were you an 11th hour joiner in these debates are being sliced out to a very minute degree. there are islamists that are saying that if you are not and then got me on every 17, then you should be excluded from government. the second is how much of it began as a artificial process. when i talk to libyans, they often surmise or lament that their country is becoming another somalia or iraq. i can tell you that these sorts of existential fighting, the sectarian efforts, we don't see it in libya. the idea of libya exist, certainly there are eastern grievances about political power, but the idea of libya still exists. it is territorial. that being said, there are different power centers emerging and a key center of power includes the city state of the economic powerhouse of the country where the most vicious battle of the war was fought. and they are using this really a service in the war. that we have exceeded the qaddafi regime and we deserve the political swell. this is creating a tremendous backlash among other libyans. there's a saying that for 42

and i would note that my friends on the other side of the aisle right now could joiner together in taking -- could join together in taking default off the table altogether. mrs. murray: if i could ask my friend for one final question. i know they want to keep talking. mr. cruz: i am happy to yield to the senator from washington. mrs. murray: the irony is really astounding. by objecting to us to go to conference, the senators who are objecting are actually putting us right in the position of being in the place where the debt ceiling may well be part of a budget conference because the house of representatives wants to appoint conferees and have a budget done fairly quickly once they appoint conferees because they have told us they don't want to go through a series of votes, as we all did. i think it is 20 days. so if you object -- the presiding officer: 5:30 having arrived -- mrs. murray: i would ask for one additional minute? the presiding officer: is there objection? mrs. murray: by objecting to go to conference right now, what the senate republicans who are objecting are doing is pushing

federation, nad nat waterways, stone, sand and gravel, portland cement, the fertilizer institute, the joinerserica, the waterways council. this is just a sample, madam president, this is america that is behind this bill. this is important. this is important. and everything we do here is important and i want to just say this is as important. it will, in fact, support over half a million jobs, not doing things that we don't need but doing things that we need to do that we must do. we have some very important letters, one from the american association of port authorities and the american road and transportation builders association and they talk about how it's important that this legislative progress should not be slowed or jeopardized by amendments that are not germane to the bill. and this is their language. if enacted this law long-overdue legislation will ensure critical investments are being made and they say nice things about senator vitter and me which i won't read because it's too self-serving but i'm very proud to have that in writing and put it up on my wall when i get back to the offi

looking at the chamber of commerce supporting this bill, the united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners, the waterways council, the plumbing manufacturers. wherever you look, whether it's business, it's labor, it's governmental entities, even the national, as i said, farm bureau, the laborers international, it's a really important bill. even the commercial real estate development association. why? because they know. if you're going to sell a house in an area that gets flooded, you need to address the flooding problems. so we do address flooding problems. we do address port deepening. and believe me, without these port deepenings, in a lot of our ports, not all of our ports need to do it, but congress could come to a halt and i would say almost a screeching halt, it may be a better terminology, but you have to dredge those ports to a certain depth so those vessels can move in and out. let me talk about just one area in my home state. senator vitter and i, we often say we see the world a little differently or a lot differently when it comes to a lot of issues, but when it comes to infrast

gadhafi, where were you during the revolution, did you join the revolution late, were you an 11th hour joinersolation law, there were some islamists saying if you were not in benghazi on february 17th with us, then you should be excluded from government. and, of course, this is nonceps because people came from abroad. this is the type of debate we're having in this country. it's really about revolutionary legitimacy defined as your proximity to the old regime. the second major fault line, i think, as was mentioned was between the center and the periphery. and it's regionalism. and much of this, again, is an artificial construct that was the party of gadhafi's divide and rule. you know, when i talk to libyans, they often surmise or lament that their country is becoming another somalia or iraq. i served in iraq in 2003, and i can tell you that the southerns of exist -- sorts of existential fighting we saw in iraq, sectarian and ethic, we don't see it in libya. the idea of libya exists, certainly there are eastern grievances about political power, about a distribution of oil revenues. but the id