moderates and progressives come to me that leavitt and moderates and progressives come to me that don't like it. it is a shame that we don't send it to the voters and we try to play parlor antics. we will live to fight another day, but i want to be clear about some of my arguments. supervisor wiener: we are now only on item 13, is that correct? i am not going to repeat the argument, i do not support item 13, the campos-avalos measure. weather we eliminate or modify it, i don't think it is the right direction to put this item to the charter. the sentiment i am hearing is that we need to go back to the drawing board. i move to table item 13. president chiu: roll call vote. >> do we have a second? president chiu: by supervisor farrell. supervisor mar: no. supervisor olague: no. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor avalos: no. supervisor campos: no. president chiu: no. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: no. >> four aye's, seven no's. president chiu:motio motion fail. on the motion to continue. >> to send back to commit

. >> i am robin leavitt, the no- name person. president miguel: i recognize your address. >> this is a picture of my home. it is a victorian inn hayes valley, built probably in the 1890's. the records were destroyed in 1956. since the building was constructed, probably after the earthquake in 1906, it was subdivided. it is probably initially side by side town home units, divided into four units. the stair going into the upper stair was added. in 1920, a garage was added to it. the house was probably lifted up to do that. this area down below was also modified. the point is that this building is not original to what it was. since this picture was taken shortly after i bought the house in 1995, the front stairs have deteriorated significantly so the have to be replaced.

moderates and progressives come to me that leavitt and moderates and progressives come to me that don't like it. it is a shame that we don't send it to the voters and we try to play parlor antics. we will live to fight another day, but i want to be clear about some of my arguments. supervisor wiener: we are now only on item 13, is that correct? i am not going to repeat the argument, i do not support item 13, the campos-avalos measure. weather we eliminate or

the jeremy lin has asked the media in taiwan's the leavitt's family bear alone. the story of his rise from obscurity to stardom has captivated the world in recent weeks. espn has suspended an anchor and fired an employee responsible for an offensive headline. >>darya: production of the coat their report will resume today. comedy central altered the production of last wednesday. they did not say why. it was because of his mother who is 91. her health was failing. he lost his father and two brothers in a clean crashed back in the '70s. now, his ailing mother is 91. >>mark: we will be back, here is a live look outside. >>darya: the bay bridge is open this morning which is way ahead of schedule. traffic is a holiday like. >>mark: in new orleans, mardi gras is in full swing. >>mark: the top of the web site is highlighting a countdown clock until march youth. that is the day they will roll out their new doritos will go tacos. but the show will be made of much use derivatives. a good mix of mid-40s in los gatos and san jose. into the afternoon, mostly cloudy conditions

. >> compare it to leavitt town didn't have base mets or attics, they might have had a wonderful kitchen but they had no space. >> there was that aspect to any exhibition, the soviet exhibition in new york in the coliseum was even worse that way. >> to me i never understood why nixon thought that was so great because i didn't have it. i don't know who he knew. >> it depends a lot of us had dishwasher at that point. >> i didn't have a dishwasher until 1990. >> well -- >> what are the women lined up supposed to be? >>> those were the american guides that worked there. >> why would, in this day and age would you show a picture of women with shot up from the bottom, give me a break. >> no, no, it wasn't shot up from the bottom. i have to explain. we were doing a circular shot, the photographer was on his stomach in the mud, a man i later married, trying to get all the group together in a picture with the dome in the background. it's not -- there is no attempt to be anything else. >> it's my fault. purple is my favorite color. >> by the way i want to say something about the guides. tanya, geo

russia had asked the un security council to delay the vote for several days in order to allow mr leavittoff to complete his trip to damascus now they were that request were turned down by the u.n. security council heading to damascus on tuesday bearing with him a message from president dmitry medvedev a message that's believed to request the assad government make strong democratic changes in the country now the foreign ministry very unhappy about this the russian government very unhappy in fact going as far as to call it disrespectful to allow the not allow the vote to be delayed until. it completed that trip now. with regards to the comments that it be made from around the world following that the session by china and russia to veto the u.n. resolution with condemnation from the united states from france from great britain the foreign secretary in great britain going as far as to say that this meant there was blood on the hands of those that had vetoed it well so very unhappy about these comments he was speaking at a press conference alongside the park here in a foreign minister he said

i was an admirer of governor leavitts.'m stunned that i'm 12 years later talking to you as a public advocate in this state about the fact that we don't have this. >> that's exactly right. the sec, unfortunately, made a habit of unaction. whether it comes to protecting shareholders or trying to protect our economy or whether it comes to protecting our democratic rights. the commissioner did something very powerful. he said, this entity is not fulfilling its responsibility. he stood up and said it's time to change that right now. now, dylan, that has to happen in the month of march for it to have any impact on the fall elections. we're asking people to go to saveourelections.com and join the americans who have said directly to the sec, do your job. they are not used to that public input and pressure. we're going to show them what it feels like. because the congress let us done. we can't let the sec let us down as well. >> the sec with as something as a rule change, no political campaign, i don't need a new president, i don't

gordon leavitt is 41. a special happy birthday to my husband. mikey. >>> welcome back to 9news now. it is 5:47 on this friday morning. delia goncalves's live shot, you can see the fog that people are dealing with who are leaving early this morning. >> we're seeing improving conditions north and west of town. dulles is up to 3 miles. the dense fog advisory is actually extended from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. now including d.c. and areas south and east. south of 66. north and west of town again no problems except for an isolated sprinkle with that front that's coming through which will eventually get rid of the fog and lead us to a pretty good day. let's talk, though, about sunday. i want to give you the checklist. when thinking about a good snow for d.c., certain things we're looking at. we're looking at cold air, moisture and the storm track. cold air is in the medium range. we'll have enough cold air i believe and the moisture, there's plenty of moisture coming up out of the south. that's not a problem. then the only concern for snow lovers is the

our first panel is center mike leavitt utah. senator lee has spent his entire life but studying and participating in our judicial system. as a child, she attended arguments before the united states supreme court given why his father who was the solicitor general under president ronald reagan. center senator leader clerked for justice alito both when he was a member of the third circuit court of appeals, and a leader a supreme court justice. after spending time in the private sector, he was asked to serve as the assistant u.s. attorney in salt lake and then as general counsel to general jon huntsman. few people with this type of experience and understanding of our constitution and our judicial process have served in the congress. so although senator lee is a freshman, he is certainly not new to the questions that the senate faces and the country faces here today. and with that, senator, your understanding that your vote due to both test fighting and will then take questions; is that correct? >> yes, sir. estimate as is customary

leavitt to acquire 30 p.m. sunday, a discussion on the changing -- live at 2:30 p.m. sunday, a discussion on the changing role of the national guard. >> john carlos and tommie smith raised their fists in a black power salute. >> this is black power. it intimidated so many people think white people, in particular, by using that phrase, "black power." it made many people think that it meant destruction. destroying america. it was nothing about destroying america. it was about rebuilding america and having a new paradigm in which we can truly be why each and every one of us said during that pledge when we were going to school about the land of the free and the home of the brave. we all want to be great american's. as young athletes, we found that something was broke and we wanted to take our time to evaluate and then take an initiative to fix it. >> discover more during black history month on c-span2 and online at the c-span radio library. search and share from over 25 years of c-span programming. >> russ feingold served until 2010 when he lost his bid for a fourth term.