. >> marr. >> olague. >> absent. >> present. >> supervisor wiener. present. >> all members are present. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join any in the pledge of allegiance. >> clerk, are there any communication? s >>s i have no communications mr. president. >> and could you read our consent agenda. >> items one through seven will be acted on by a single roll call vote. unless someone wants to discuss a matter it will be removed and spoke of separately. >> anything none, could you call the role on items one through sfn. chu, aye. >> coen? >> aye. >> cohen, aye. alsbernd. aye. nfarrell aye. >> come pose, aye, president chu. >> aye >> there are seven ayes. those are passed, item eight. >> an ordinance amending the code >> vote on item eight? >> supervisor chu. >> no. >> cohen? >> aye. >> als burned? >> no. >> far el. >> no. >> kim. >> aye. >> marr? >> aye,. >> olague. aye >> weiner? >> aye. >> come pose aye. >> there are eight ayes and three nos. >> the ordinance is passed. >> 9 is amending the business and tax regulations police and plannin

family, comforted each other outside saint marr's trauma center, where the officer was taken after the accident, which is still being investiiated. the investigation is being conducteddby the palm beach county shhriff's department, with the assistance of the highway patrol. the ppesident was in west palm beach forra rally with supporters after other stops in florida. white house spokesman, jay carnny, says r. obama didn't witness the crash, but was notified of pfficee saint laurent's deathh after landing in the d-c area sunday night. carney says the president's thoughts and prayers are with the officer's family. it's unclear if there will beeany charggs against the pickup truck driver. st. his wife and four children. by - i'm annrew spencer reporting. thousands of chicago school teachers will go on strike today... after union leaders fail to reach an agreement with the chool district.for months... both sides have been battling out issues over pay, benefits and job security.and now... in just 2 hours... 25- thousand teachers will wall the picket line... demanding to feed and monitor stu

and we are more supportive of the words that supervisor marr introduced a hearing request of the impact there. and that was supported by supervisor alagy and supervisor feld. and we will go to the t.a. to find ways to fund this project. thank you and we appreciate and hope this gets approved. >> next speaker. >> michael helquist. >> good afternoon, i am michael helquist, i live at golden gate and central. one block east of masonic. i lived in this location in a home i own for the last 15 years. i use muni. i walk and sometimes drive and bike. i try to avoid traveling on masonic by any means. because i know it's not safe. i helped organize two community vigils for people hit and killed by motorists driving dangerously on masonic. neither the pedestrian nor the bicyclist were crossing or riding against the law or against the light or doing any unlawful. i want to thank you for considering the change on this corridor. there are two additional points. i was involved in the plan and development for the last two years. first and foremost the strongest feeling is that this is about safety for

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welcome to spotlight the interview show on r t i know and today my guest on the show is david marr and we'll talk about napoleon emperor. as being two hundred years since one of the greatest wars in europe you have in summer eighteen twenty one of our to invaded russia the russian army made the french chase them just drive away from the capital which at that time was the st petersburg after a bloody battle near moscow napoleon captured the city but the russian burned down and the french were forced to retreat fiasco of the russian campaign was the turning point of napoleonic wars in europe it's against the french forces and severely shook the emperor's reputation so what were the lessons we learned from the war and why is the loser still considered the greatest. we'll discuss it with david mark president of the international napoleonic society. in the beginning of the nineteenth century after napoleon had conquered a large part of europe he himself was considered a monster and even an anti-christ by a song but two centuries of paused and added years to him have changed dramatically in

let's not get all the details from tom marr.o what do we know so far about which cities will be hosting the event. well we finally know the cities that will be hosting the games in the two thousand and eighteen world cup in russia in the western parts of western russia with. obviously those two included kaliningrad between germany and poland sadly jaroslav all picked then moving down to the south we've got some cross adar unfortunately wasn't picked either. as well and then moving into central russia on the volga river we've got volgograd. hosting games there. so all around western russia some very happy people in the various cities now obviously the tournament is still six years away but how much work has already gone into building stadiums and infrastructure and how much remains to be done. but it is indeed very early days six years to go there's plenty of work to be done the organizers have said that the two cities jaroslav or uncross adar that haven't been picked it's not because they failed it's just a choice that had to be

my guest is david marr and. two hundred years since one of the greatest was. in summer. one of our to invaded russia the russian army made the french. drive away from the capital which at that time was the st petersburg after a bloody battle near moscow napoleon captured the city but the russian. and the french were forced to retreat fiasco of the russian campaign was a turning point. it's against the french forces and severely shook the emperor's reputation so what. and why is the loser still considered the greatest. discuss. president. in the beginning of the nineteenth century to napoleon had conquered a large part of europe he himself was considered a monster and even a song about two centuries and added use to him have changed dramatically in the west a lot of historians consider him a remarkable military figure and compare him to alexander the great and julius caesar to david mark him as one of those who have dedicated themselves to napoleonic history he's one of the most competent experts in this field and head of the international napoleonic society. mark a welco

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eric marr was on hand and says he's concerned about claims that management has intimidated workers. >some of the allegations that i've heard cracking down on the workers time and almost like really treating them without dignity is something that doesn't belong in golden gate park or san francisco as well. >> the museum is offering what could be a 10% raise over the next few years. >>> san jose police released the identity of three men suspected of an armed bank rubbery. aikili moseley, glen johnson and martel williams held up a bank. they arrested moseley as he ran from the scene. johnson and williams were arrested later in the get away car. each man is being held in lieu of $1 million bail and is due in court next tuesday. >>> san jose police also say they have identified a man killed in a homicide earlier this month. police say 23-year-old rodrigo sanchez was shot to death in south san jose. friends took him to the hospital but he could not be saved. >>> in news of the world tonight a magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit off the eastern coast of the philippines it did generate a tsunami but

marr says the city's parking tax was really designed with large parking lots in mind. they recognized that schools trying to raise money needed special consideration. >> our new law is narrowly tailored to pta's, parent volunteer organizations, not anything for profit at all. >> reporter: parents who volunteer to park cars say it's great schools can keep the money and even say customers g e happy to pay for parkin when they know where the money is going. >> it's not -- we're not actually charging a parking fee. it's a donation for the school. and they're willing to pay it. >> reporter: it came just in time for the bluegrass festival. they say the money will go to art teachers, school supplies and libraries. >>> and, again, as we mentioned, in nine minutes, the growing trend being seen online with universities and the significant role that a company on the peninsula is playing in fueling that. >>> a new study shows the number of children living in violent households in the united states has dropped significantly in the past almost two decades. the justice department loo

eric marr was on hand and says he's concerned about claims that management has intimidated workers. >me of the allegations that i've heard cracking down on the workers time and almost like really treating them without dignity is something that doesn't belong in golden gate park or san francisco as well. >> the museum is offering what could be a 10% raise over the next few years. >>> san jose police released the identity of three men suspected of an armed bank rubbery. aikili moseley, glen johnson and martel williams held up a bank. they arrested moseley as he ran from the scene. johnson and williams were arrested later in the get away car. each man is being held in lieu of $1 million bail and is due in court next tuesday. >>> san jose police also say they have identified a man killed in a homicide earlier this month. police say 23-year-old rodrigo sanchez was shot to death in south san jose. friends took him to the hospital but he could not be saved. >>> in news of the world tonight a magnitude 7.6 earthquake hit off the eastern coast of the philippines it did generate a tsunami but t

not by the two people who marry, but by the parents of the two people who marr tt mitt romney and paulal marriage, the mriage that is a union between only one man and only one woman and not arranged by their parents, is a tradition that is not as o a t federal government. the bible doesn't just sanction polygamy, it advises men how to do it right. the bible also notes that king solomon had, quote, 70es royal birth. and 300 concubines. if paul ryan were to actually become vice president ryan, he would find himself in countries gnm officials who are ing polimyists. legal polymyists. and vice president ryan would be doing that on behalf of a idwhre grathafive wives at the same time. the thing that paul ryan and mitt romney now call traditional marriage has existed in the romney family as a tradition for exactly two gerations before ry trr the harvard football team has traditions much older than that. mitt romney and paul ryan rewrite all of human history when they use the phrase traditional marriage to mean a marriage between one man and o won. now paul ryan, he may be such a callow fello

tonight's button was designed by lance marr of fayetville, arkansas.his morning john boehner was asked how confident was he that he could avoid going over the fiscal cliff on new year's avenue. >> i'm not confident at all. >> john boehner, not confident at all. so day by day, we keep moving closer to going off the cliff which is the only way to defeat grover norquist and his pledge signers at their own game, at midnight, at new year's eve, all of the bush tax cuts will expire to president obama and president obama, if he is re-elected, will be able to president congressional republicans then with a tax cut proposal. his tax cut proposal. and because of the pledge they signed to grover norquist, the republicans must vote for it. because it is a tax cut. on cnbc, former budget director peter orzog walked us off the cliff on the eve of the second obama term. >> the most likely scenario is we go over the cliff and there's a deal that's cut in early january in which you combine a more progressive tax cut than what would have just expired with some entitleme

my name is ed marr. i joined the united states air force in 1956. i volunteered to go to vietnam.y understand what it meant to go to a war zone. it changes you fairly dramatically. what you have to do is make sure it changes you for the bet sxr not for the worse. i was really worried that the troops coming back from iraq and afghanistan were going to get ignored and myself and several of my friends, being vietnam guys, we decided we were going to step up. so for the last eight and a half years, i have been making sure that when these folks come home, not only are they welcomed, but that they're taken care of. we focused with the critically injured soldiers coming back to walter reed in bethesda. when a soldier starts getting better and starts thinking about leaving the hospital for the first time, we like to be the guys to take them out for a steak dinner. it's good to see they can go out in society with their wounds and injuries and be successful. we start to talk to them about what's next. we take care of little things, big things, we take care of it. we help them with their res