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i don't think you will live or make up what it is. i'm not. so listen to that i think that i can make that equals lives. i have to try in trying and i have to keep on from my. in this type of hearing the jury does not retire to deliberate the verdict is announced directly. this time. i will call on each member of the board alphabetically. plant brackenridge now. i'll step mother at this time ruby smith. ronald more than. and my that does now. the charm. this time the clemency hearing. it's. shown as day. for the state of oklahoma the case is being closed for a long time. but for all those who witnessed his execution life is going on. now twelve years later i am going to meet with one of the witnesses of the execution in this nature reserve in the eastern part of the state. at the clemency hearing. some of lee bell a photo asked that sean be executed lauren is a true man of the south. he has always been in favor of capital punishment i didn't decide the punishment see that's you've got to remember that twelve other people decided that was his punishment

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listen to it. there is a photo from this past saturday, and that was very loud. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> my name is jim connolly. i animal home owner and live on green street -- i am a home owner and live on greene street. this is my second appearance on this particular issue. on listening to the testimony today, what struck me is i do not recognize ambient noise. i cannot identify ambient noise when i hear it. i could not tell you how many decibels i hear, but i certainly no loud noise when i hear it, and i would ask the board to think back to our last meeting on this issue and the dramatic down record things that i think caught all of us by surprise -- dramatic recordings i think, all of us by surprise. listen to that noise and know how much it is impacting in a negative way this community of homeowners. >> next speaker please. >> patricia. what we have is the issue of the doors. this is of a one. -- a big one. i am suggesting the doors remain closed except one door in and out if they would like to use the patio. i do have concerns, and i thought about this really hard over the week, of people staring out fronts of buildings, not getting

listen, i live in this world. i find it completely bewildering it is nonstop from the moment that i wake up in the morning, monday to friday, to the minute that i put my head down on the pillow, it is an information fire house coming at me. work, friends, twitter, facebook, news, everywhere. and it's unmanageable. and it's hugely important to be able to find the outlets whether it's "the daily" or news and widdle down the topics that i'm interested learning about and pushed to me in a reasonable fashion. i'm 100% not on twitter. period. 140 characters is not even enough to say good morning. i just don't think it's enough information to have a meaningful interaction with a piece of content. importantly, around the piece, it's important to not be digital. i have a beautiful house in month -- montauk, and i big -- dig a hole in the ground. i return to the digital life monday. i have a wide group of friends that will sit down at dinner. everyone's phone is out. we are all reading, tweeting, blogging, whatever it is th

listen, i live in this world.i find it completely bewildering it is nonstop from the moment that i wake up in the morning, monday to friday, to the minute that i put my head down on the pillow, it is an information fire house coming at me. work, friends, twitter, facebook, news, everywhere. and it's unmanageable. and it's hugely important to be able to find the outlets whether it's "the daily" or news and widdle down the topics that i'm interested learning about and pushed to me in a reasonable fashion. i'm 100% not on twitter. period. 140 characters is not even enough to say good morning. i just don't think it's enough information to have a meaningful interaction with a piece of content. importantly, around the piece, it's important to not be digital. i have a beautiful house in month -- montauk, and i big -- dig a hole in the ground. i return to the digital life monday. i have a wide group of friends that will sit down at dinner. everyone's phone is out. we are all reading, tweeting, blogging, whatever it is tha

i don't think you will live with him. i'm not so listen to that not me that was not. i have to try in time to keep on. in this type of hearing the jury does not retired deliberating a verdict is announced directly. this time. i will call on each member of the board alphabetically. now. i'll step mother this time. now and my thought is now. please. this time the clemency hearing or sound sars is adjourned. for. this. child is dead. for the state of oklahoma the case has been closed for a long time. but for all those who witnessed his execution and life has gone on. now twelve years later i am going to meet with one of the witnesses of the execution in this nature reserve in the eastern part of the state. at the clemency hearing lauren belafonte oh some of lee belafonte asked that sean be executed lauren is a true man of a self. he has always been a favor of capital punishment i didn't decide the punishment see that's you've got to remember that twelve people decided that was his punishment that was a fitting punishment food crime he committed. because i happen to agree

to take risks, at the end of the day when it comes to taking the risk, i will listen to the people off who ultimately have to live with the consequences of that risk, and i would ask the city attorney's office whether or not there is a reasonable argument that the protections that were included in this development agreement are not enforceable. could someone make a reasonable argument of that? >> charles sullivan, city attorney's office. as you know, i have given extensive testimony in the board -- to the board on open in closed session on this issue. part of the difficulty results from the fact that we relied on two exemptions. the first one was the exemption under the state's 10-city bonus. there is no case law on that, and that is part of what we were advising you. there is a lot of reasons why we believe we fit within that exemption. there is the second exemption that came up later that we discussed, at that we found that deals with replacement housing units built on the same property within five years. there is case law that actually supports that. at the end of the day, -- i do not know it is worth repeatin

to take risks, at the end of the day when it comes to taking the risk, i will listen to the people off who ultimately have to live with the consequences of that risk, and i would ask the city attorney's office whether or not there is a

going to really get it done well guess what we're never going to get it done that's what i live my life listening to and it doesn't work let's stick with these domestic issues you your proposal to cut the budget has the real repercussions for people who rely on things everything from you know food stamps to medicaid to social security to the military what happens to those well forget about the forget about let's let's talk for a second about our country the viability of our country when it comes to medicaid and medicare i think the federal government could cut medicaid and medicare by forty three percent block grant the states a fixed amount of money and leave the delivery of health care to the poor and those over sixty five to the states l.f.s. here's to the u.s. role abroad i'm curious you know let's just take an issue that's going on right now and that is what's happening in syria we just heard president obama secretary of state clinton say you know president president bashar. should step down they want him to step down however they're not going to meddle in that country's affairs on the other

among a lot of the law enforcement people who agree that he lives illiterate i know goodness i have listeners just like you say you hope that it is a deterrent it means it is not proven well have you. there's no way i know of for you when you stop someone ignorant is not. a much fear district attorney who has never witnessed a single execution now admits that there has never been any perth's that the death penalty has a dissuasive effect on criminality. the facts are very in the twelve years since sean's execution oklahoma's crime rate has not decreased. right now were you or you privates on who was not present especially directly to young women and children and. i can explain three of wives having a minor crimes are very horrible crimes i don't know how to explain it. or if i would see had several cases one of this county were your friend your husband's aunt and smashed a baby against a wall and i don't want to listen. a person could do that until a baby or a crime is that we're dealing with i don't want rehabilitation work hard thinking commit these horrible horrible crimes. almost beyond r

listen, i live in this world. find it completely bewildering it is nonstop from the moment that i wake up in the morning, monday to friday, to the minute that i put my head down on the pillow, it is an information fire house coming at me. work, friends, twitter, facebook, news, everywhere. and it's unmanageable. and it's hugely important to be able to find the outlets whether it's "the daily" or news and widdle down the topics that i'm interested learning about and pushed to me in a reasonable fashion. i'm 100% not on twitter. period. 140 characters is not even enough to say good morning. i just don't think it's enough information to have a meaningful interaction with a piece of content. importantly, around the piece, it's important to not be digital. i have a beautiful house in month -- montauk, and i big -- dig a hole in the ground. i return to the digital life monday. i have a wide group of friends that will sit down at dinner. everyone's phone is out. we are all reading, tweeting, blogging, whatever it is that

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rock station which has been amazing and now they're doing a full cd listening party so they're streaming the whole album live for you know. i think it's mainstream exposure for a message that just years ago was a fringe niceish but now dr crossett at the ames straw poll that he hasn't gone mainstream the mainstream shifted our way you know and it's now to the process i had before because of the message that i was putting out are have now broken through and we're getting mainstream exposure because it's popular freedom is a popular and my age and well here is amazing to do that so what is it on the album is liberty and you can find it at page music dot com gordon thank you so much for being with us really appreciate it and best of luck in your music career and your career as an activist that's all the time we have friends and i have a policeman and some knowledge about adam vs the man. we've all got in common both guests and topics and find me on facebook and twitter as always get me out of it an aversive the man dot com and we have just enough time last night for jordan paves the place out with one more song so ladies and g

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i don't think you will live with it. i'm not. so listen to that not me and. to try out in time to keep on from now on. but. in this type of hearing the jury does not return it's deliberating a verdict is announced directly. this time. i will call each member of the board alphabetically. brackenridge now. i'll step mother at this time. ronald more than now and my thought is now. this time the clemency hearing for shannon sellers his attorney. shawn is dead. for the state of oklahoma because it's been closed for a long time. but for all those who witnessed his execution and life has gone amuck . now twelve years later i am going to meet with one of the witnesses of the execution in this nature reserve in the eastern part of the state . at the clemency hearing lauren belafonte son of lee bella fattal asked that sean be executed lauren is a true man of the south and he. has always been in favor of capital punishment i didn't decide the punishment see that you got twelve other people decided that was his punishment that was a fitting punishment food crime he commi

i asked joe so many organizations, why the fight against hunger. take a listen. >> there is a lot of great problems out there. don't get me wrong. this one focuses on an area that you live in. i think people when you are able to help communities that you live in and be involved in that, i think it's more special. i think also recognizing the fact we do have a homeless problem here in the u.s. >> here is san francisco, we are told 190,000 people are considered hungry, lack of access at all times to nutritious food. for every one they get, kraft donates one meal to feeding america. that is something that is leading up to kraft fighting hunger bowl on december 31. a special report coming up. >>> right now we want to update the earthquake that happened in washington, d.c. for you. >>> we are so used to earthquakes and we are told that usgs was about 3.7 miles deep and the shaking was felt around the white house and capitol hill north carolina and pentagon was evacuated. >> and air traffic control towers were evacuated and that has to be something going off in the east. >> and several areas still running late, friends in south carolina that felt it. >> everybody is okay? >>

i asked joe so many organizations, why the fight against hunger. take a listen. >> there is a lot of great problems out there. don't get me wrong. this one focuses on an area that you live in. i think people when you are able to help communities that you live in and be involved in that, i think it's more special. i think also recognizing the fact we do have a homeless problem here in the u.s. >> here is san francisco, we are told 190,000 people are considered hungry, lack of access at all times to nutritious food. for every one they get, kraft donates one meal to feeding america. that is something that is leading up to kraft fighting hunger bowl on december 31. a special report coming up. >>> right now we want to update the earthquake that happened in washington, d.c. for you. >>> we are so used to earthquakes and we are told that usgs was about 3.7 miles deep and the shaking was felt around the white house and capitol hill north carolina and pentagon was evacuated. >> and air traffic control towers were evacuated and that has to be something going off in the east. >> and several areas still running late, friends in south carolina that felt it. >> everybody is okay? >>

i have been living in london for. this many different moods and movements but what i was certain of by listening to my guns and my son is that something. very serious was going to police in this country i want political leaders had no idea the police had no idea but if you jack me and young black and young way we did zanny the nanny and they can hear you hearing they aren't big telling us and we have never seen that had been induced can treat then if i can just use this language just stop you mr howe for a moment you're not you say you're not so does this mean that you condone what happened in your community last night. that attitude is pretty incredible to me right that somebody might be saying that this is been going on that the government is hasn't been aware they have been paying attention because you say the. you guys haven't been looking long been living where i'm living that means that he's automatically condoning the violence and he's condoning these types of actions i feel like you can draw some parallels here with the us that you don't get people listening to the american people politicians don't listen the

i have been living in london to see. this through many different moods and movement but what i was shooting above listening to my guns and my son is that something. very serious is going to do you believe in this country almost political leaders had no idea the police had no choice but if you judge me and young blacks and young way we did the same thing in age and they can't hear you very they aren't be telling us and be with me you see that that is happening in your scan sheet then miss now if i can just let me just stop he was to hell for a moment you know so you say you're not so does this mean that you condone what happens in your community little slit. it's pretty incredible to me right that somebody might be saying that this has been going on that the government is hasn't been aware they have been paying attention because you say the. you guys have been looking around and living where i'm living that means that he's automatically condoning the violence and he's condoning these types of actions i feel like you can draw some parallels here with the u.s. that you don't get people listening to the american people polit

i have listened to the group for suggestions that they have to help keep the character. >> commissioners, questions. >> seeing none, >> i had a question. one thing that came to me is that you liveright above the establishment. >> yes. in one part of the application, it shows in your address is 173 summer. >> that is my current address. i purchase the building as well as the business so was the final closing, i will become a tenant in the back. courts would you call the police if there are problems downstairs -- >> will you call the police if there are problems downstairs? >> [laughter] i have made myself available to the leaders of the neighborhood. we have been in contact and i have participated in their meetings. i have made myself available should they want to answer questions. a few of them have contacted me and we have worked a little bit to try to participate in the lower haight art walk. >> i just want to say that san francisco will suffer a gray loss with mr. soprano of in back to the east coast the. i am sorry to see you go. as a former new yorker, you had better keep in touch. >> any other commissioners? ok, we'll see if there's any public comment. is there anyone fro

listen to music. and don't bother him." so i would listen to what he would listen to. and that would be everything from harry belafonte live at carnegie hall to machito and his afro cubans to tito puente, jibaro music from the folk traditions in puerto rico to, you know, jazz, brazilian music. i remember when he played something by sergio mendes and brazil '66, mas que nada. i go, "hey, pop, that sounds like spanish, but it isn't." and he said, "no, because it's portuguese." you know, that's what they speak in brazil. so he's giving me a little social studies lesson at the same time. >> hinojosa: so you said another word that i bet some people stopped for a second. you said jibaro music. so what is jibaro music? >> jibaro music is the music of the countryside, the mountain people from the island of puerto rico, the obreros, the workers, the farmers, et cetera. >> hinojosa: and what would, like, jibaro music sound like? >> well, it's very guitar oriented, very string oriented. we have a mandolin type of instrument in puerto rico known as the cuatro that has ten strings. and, of course, anybody that knows spanish, it's ten d

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i don't. satisfaction or joy. is a nurse or law hopefully. model law my fellow law enforcement people move to agree he lives only target. goodness and of listeners just. like you say you hope that it is a deterrent it means it is not proven well if we. there's no way i know of for you when you stop someone of news of. the much fear district attorney who has never witnessed a single execution now admits that there has never been any perth's that the death penalty has a dissuasive effect on criminality. the facts are very in the twelve years since sean's execution oklahoma's crime rate has not decreased. right now no worry or who crime is on who was not impressed and especially directed at young women and children and. i can explain to you of wives having american crimes are very horrible crimes i don't know how to explain it. we've seen had several cases filed in this county were more friend her husbands used to smash the baby against a wall and i don't want to live. the person could do that until a baby. a crime was that we're dealing with i don't want rehabilitation work. i think if you commit these horrible horrible crimes. host beyond redempt

i have listened to the group for suggestions that they have to help keep the character. >> commissioners, questions. >> seeing none, >> i had a question. one thing that came to me is that you liveright above the establishment. >> yes.

i have listened to the group for suggestions that they have to help keep the character. >> commissioners, questions. >> seeing none, >> i had a question. one thing that came to me is that you liveright above the establishment. >> yes. in one part of the application, it shows in your address is 173 summer. >> that is my current address. i purchase the building as well as the business so was the final closing, i will become a tenant in the back. courts would you call the police if there are problems downstairs -- >> will you call the police if there are problems downstairs? >> [laughter]

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saved the big banks but they have not really gotten our economy going again i want to thank you so much for the. live. just say. listen this. history of this place runs through the centuries. a paradise for archaeologists. and ecological tourists. one fateful night shots destroyed the harmony of life. how this republic got its my spine. hoping dreaming and reaching in. for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. morning news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images and seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are offered a. full story smarties nice thousands of police move on to the streets of london tonight to prevent new violence after three days of over five hundred people have now been arrested after the riots. u.s. stocks losses following the biggest slump in years the plunge was caused by fears that the downgrade of america's credit rating could worsen the slowdown of the world's biggest economy. and europe's top bankers say the continent's going through the worst financial crisis since world war two europea

but because i live in atlanta, georgia have been in my hometown for 10 years, i listen to what peoplesay. what they say is that they are not real clear about how his mormon religion relates to the majority of the people's protestant, christian religion in the south that was the point i was trying to make. i was not an aspersion on his religion i was saying what others have told me about not being clear in understanding his religion. that's what it was. >> you have already apologized for remarks you made about islam. is your focus on other peoples' religions hurting your campaign? >> it is not. my focus is not on other people's religion. i believe in the first amendment to the constitution. i believe the government does not have a right time pose religion on people. when you are talking about sensitive issues, i think we owe it to ourselves to make sure people are committed to the constitution of the united states of america first. [ applause ] >> next representative bachmann. in 2006 when you were running for congress you described a moment in your life when your husband said you shou

but because i live in atlanta, georgia have been in my hometown for 10 years, i listen to what peopley. what they say is that they are not real clear about how his mormon religion relates to the majority of the people's protestant, christian religion in the south that was the point i was trying to make. i was not an aspersion on his religion i was saying what others have told me about not being clear in understanding his religion. that's what it was. >> you have already apologized for remarks you made about islam. is your focus on other peoples' religions hurting your campaign? >> it is not. my focus is not on other people's religion. i believe in the first amendment to the constitution. i believe the government does not have a right time pose religion on people. when you are talking about sensitive issues, i think we owe it to ourselves to make sure people are committed to the constitution of the united states of america first. [ applause ] >> next representative bachmann. in 2006 when you were running for congress you described a moment in your life when your husband said you should

but because i live in atlanta, georgia have been in my hometown for 10 years, i listen to what peoplesay. what they say is that they are not real clear about how his mormon religion relates to the majority of the people's protestant, christian religion in the south that was the point i was trying to make. i was not an aspersion on his religion i was saying what others have told me about not being clear in understanding his religion. that's what it was. >> you have already apologized for remarks you made about islam. is your focus on other peoples' religions hurting your campaign? >> it is not. my focus is not on other people's religion. i believe in the first amendment to the constitution. i believe the government does not have a right time pose religion on people. when you are talking about sensitive issues, i think we owe it to ourselves to make sure people are committed to the constitution of the united states of america first. [ applause ] >> next representative bachmann. in 2006 when you were running for congress you described a moment in your life when your husband said you shou

caller: listen, i don't know where this sister lives she must be on mars. she is most educated black women men once you go to harvard, pribston they lose it they start thinking about what it could and should have. let's talk about what it is. there's nothing wrong with welfare. the legacy of slavery is not over. and we're all affected. the black race is affected. there's no way that the japanese would hire black man to make a statue of their hero. it does not work. and the reason why we're in a weakened position economically. that's what's really happening for the black man. integration did not help black folks. it destroyed the communities because it took them out. the busing was a trip. all they had to do was rebuild the schools and build the communities the way it was not bus them across the town to say that mix them with white people. white people have superior, white people have superior, even obama on the street if he's white he really thinks he's black. so these are some of the thing that is the common folks are facing. so sist gert your head togethe