>> barkat: lesley, the facts are wrong. those structures are illegal.re sitting on an area that the world... the world wants to be part of a city that is flourishing, that is clean, that is beautiful. so what i'm saying here is get your facts right before you bash israel, before you bash jerusalem. >> stahl: but my question was, why now? that's the question. >> barkat: what do you mean, why now? >> stahl: because it's on the table at the peace talks. that's why now. >> barkat: lesley, listen, i'm committed to bring more tourism to the city of jerusalem. now, this plan is a plan that i started a year and a half ago. >> barkat: you say that jerusalem must never be divided. but most of the rest of the world says that if you want peace, that may be the price that you have to pay. >> barkat: lesley, it's not going to work. you have to understand that, for a city to be functional, to increase tourism, to be able to see the sites that you've seen, it has to be a united city. >> stahl: meanwhile, in the city of david, the excavations are continuing in full forc

. >> members of the committee, my name is lesley. i am the director for clinical operations at san is as good general hospital and trauma center. for the record, we are here on our own time. we are here to urge you to vote yes on proposition j which would allow the contract thing out of security services at san pritzker general. we believe this presents us with a unique opportunity for our hospital to integrate security as part of our health care team, rather than an entity solely devoted to law enforcement. currently, the constraints placed upon the shares deputies, because they are sworn peace officers, render them unable to support clinical situations in which patients, for no fault of their own, despite dangerous behavior to themselves or others. deputies can only restrain and attain what criminal or assaultive behavior has occurred. we envision a model where security is part of the health care delivery team and a trickle at and visible presence that can afford our institution and patients a sense of safety. additionally, the ope

my name is steven stept, the architect for my clients, lesley and brett. this is a six story loft building converted in 1996. this is the building on at 650 2nd street. there is a dedicated space on the roof. the goal was simple for this project -- privacy, security, safety, and the benefit of access which has been permitted to other neighbors. i will go to the first board, which is really a description of the history of permits on this project in the last 10 years or so. there is a variety of elements on the roof, shown in yellow in the first image -- stairs, mechanical equipment, skylights, penthouses', and if you? . the middle drawing showing all the permits that have been issued since 1995, in much similar nature of what we are asking for. 3 is similar to what we would like to do. it is an enclosure given access to the common area deck. there are a couple of items shown in blue the word? the were approved also since 1996. when we do not have a permit his report. the others have -- one we do not have a permit history for. the others have a permit histor

recently the american scene and all the listening with ministers to go on the record it's going to lesley go ahead leslie going to london yeah yeah i mean i find it a little bit surprising that a legal scholar would be willing to put all military interventions in the category of war without defining it when you're being very careful about how you define the war powers act if you're going to define the war powers act and keep very carefully and certainly for a term you've got to differentiate between different types of war i mean i think we are the war powers act is significant here but we're getting away from some of the really crucial questions about this intervention and to say that the united states people are backing away from it because it hasn't been authorized by congress i think is not right if there's a turn it's because of what's happening on the ground it's because khadafi so in power because it's gone on for as long as it has and because there's a problem between the goal of protecting civilians and regime change which is in a sense what the new goals become and that's really

lesley stahl read this on her vacation and wrote me a nice letter. she said she found it engrossing, creative, and funny. i said, "i'll take all three." ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: but you're all about grassroots and every citizen can change, and... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so isn't this kind of saying, "wait a second. so we can't depend on the grassroots. now we have to depend on these ultra, ultra, ultra rich who may have their own baggage," but they're the ones who are going to actually make our country better, or our world better? >> yeah, i selected them because they're enlightened, in advanced stage, had a different perspective on life, and had a lot... were willing to put billions of dollars into mobilizing the grassroots. so it's the top down, bottom up. justice requires money. it requires money for lawyers, for organizers in the communities. it requires money for transportation. it requires money to constantly reach people directly. and people don't understand. the abolition of slavery movement? a lot of it was funded by proper bostonians in the

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