mark miller sed is different than any other community that stellar is involved in. chair maxwell: ok we will continue the items to the call of the chair. we're going to take a five-minute break. [at 3:18 p.m. a break was taken]

mark miller sed is different than any other community that stellar is involved in. chair maxwell: ok we will continue the items to the call of the chair. we're going to take a five-minute break. chair maxwell: read the next item please. the clerk: item number 5. institutes of arts master plan and environmental review. chair maxwell: thank you. colleagues, this committee previously expressed a desire to receive quarterly updates on the city's enforcement efforts related to the academy of art university. today's hearing is the next session in that conversation. first fwirs we will hear -- first we will hear from the planning department and then we will hear questions that i hope representatives of a.a.u. can answer and if not today, then at our next session. so why don't we hear from the planning department. >> thank you, supervisor. john ram with the planning department. i'm just going to give you a brief summary of activities for the past few months with respect to the art academy, and then i will ask christine hobbs to give you more detail on that. in summary, the

miller, and that's atkins, geno atkins making a mark tonight. the rookie out of georgia. picked him in the fourth round. >> cris: michael johnson has made an impression but this guy has made an equal impression right here. comes off the double-team there and makes the play in the backfield. they were impressed, but you never know, you know. a guy's show in training camp and they go well, he looks pretty good. sometimes the bright lights come on and they disappear. well, you know, atkins and michael johnson, they wouldn't disappear tonight. paul brown stadium. play like you practice, son. those two guys have. >> al: third and 11. nichols buying time and was able to complete the pass to scott sicko, but short of the first down. nichols, out of eastern washington. jon kitna played his college ball at central washington. a long-time statistician, george hill, from the state of washington. eastern washington. got to get a polouse mention once a year. >> cris: no question. jordan shipley going back. he can win a job as a punt returner. it would certainly add to his resume in ci

. >>> tomorrow marks one year since the disappearance of a five-year old boy who was a father left the boy briefly in a car. shari lynn miller has led volunteers in surges into days she was. bork anniversary events. they plan to meet at the district's attorney's office to discuss any new lead in the place. >>> a minor earthquake rattled the watsonville area. it hit at 5:51 p.m.. it was centered at 7 miles east of watsonville and hit on the san andreas fault. there are no reports of damage or industries. >>> same-sex couples hoping to get married will have to wait one more day. a judge overturned the ban last week but couples are still waiting to see if you will also lift the injunction allowing marriages to take place. one law professor we spoke with today expects the judge will with the injunction this week. >>> the barn and bailey circus is coming to a circus in today's animal activists released photos showing elegance been reduced but they claim ringling brothers handlers keep baby elephants gene depaul day and use painful techniques to train them in. one shows a handler hitting a line of relevance with -- of elephants wi

there is a difference of about 2000 balls between rep mark caskey and joe miller. joe miller is leading by 2000 votes. the number of absentee ballots which is somewhere between 7000 and 16,000 and that might make up the difference for murkowski. host: no one saw this coming. not a single poll showed that joe miller was within striking distance to lease a murkowski, what happened? >> there were two public polls that came out throughout this primary campaign. one of them showed joe miller within 11 points of murkowski and some people raise their eyebrows. this came out of nowhere. people are trying to read the tea leaves to figure out what happened. a huge factor was probably a ballot measure which drove major turn out. 130,000 voters voted for this ballot measure which is a parental measure for teen abortions. more people voted for or against this measure than voted in the senate race. host: in addition to the ballot measure, what about the monetary support of the tea party? how much of a difference was that? >> i think it was instrumental for joe miller's campaign.

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shari lynn miller she's co-founder of citizens for the lost he went inside today you talk to the folks in the district attorney's office wanted to do this today? >> today marks one here that campbell was the missing and after six months more we read the oakland police department and we did to that the one-year mark we meet with the d.a. because the case has not been solved. one is a group to see if we could offer any services to help bring campbell home in resolution to the case. >> is our anything you were given action that should take? >> the we need to get more fliers out to and get more media involved and make this more of a national story and not just keep a little local story. it needs to be national. >> what do you think of the news conference today with the oakland police department does it sound like they're still investigating the case? >> i was very impressed this morning at one point we thought to the case was dying down but after lieutenant did the interview this morning we are definitely aware that the temporary active on this case, were looking for it to resolution. >> thank you for joining us appreciated basically what they've said is that th

miller response to criticism of for-profit colleges. and cynthia kelly marks the 65th anniversary of the end of world war ii and the dropping of the first atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. we will feature rarely seen archival footage. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend on "booktv," a discussion on the state of education in united states and the effects of stereotypes on learning and testing. on afterwards, -- "afterwords," a discussion of how we perceive war. after that, reza kahlili on how to deal with iran. for a list of programs, visit booktv.org. >> the democratic congresswoman maxine waters said there was nothing improper about our role in obtaining government funds for 1 united bank in california. the house ethics committee has been investigating the matter which occurred in 2008. following her opening statements, we hear a detailed presentation from representative waters' chief of staff, then questions from reporters. this is about one hour, 15 minutes. >> it morning, everyone. -- good morning, everyone. i have requested