marsha walked you through design.embarcadero is a unique design and there is no clear record that embarcadero side has the relationship with the events that occurred during the 1934 strikes as stuart street did. in fact in the historic resource evaluation there were facts that page highlights and adopted that really make this a distinction unusual kind of building where only one building is a historic resource. the first is the building is a lot and there was a divider lot between the building and that is based on evidence from history of the family ownership at the time. there is clear evidence that he submitted along with his appeal that the long-term association was located on stuart street

marsha walked you through design.

fiona griffin and marsha anderson. [ applause ] one of the i think so i have in common with the next speaker, we tend to edit and precise our talks to about the last minute. so i apologize if suddenly i can't read my own handwriting. >> some water. this is going to have to sit up here. in late june 1790, james hemings, enslaved half brother of thomas jefferson's deceased wife prepared dinner for secretary of state and two guests. he had invited hamilton and james madison of virginia in an attempt to resolve a stalemate that despite weeks and weeks of off the floor negotiations threatened to break up congress and some thought the union itself. hamilton needed a few southern votes in order to achieve congressional passage of a key component of his plan for funding the federal debt. that is the assumption into it of much of the revolutionary war debt of the states. madison did not achieve any votes to achieve his an george washington's longtime goal, the location of the seat of federal government on the potomac river. not for the first time he and his southern allies had come to an arra

that is marsha blackburn's piece in "the washington times."yland.kridge, our line for independents. caller: the real issues will not be talked about because the elections are choreographed. the phony issues that are talked about in the controlled media are scripted. the candidates themselves are hand-picked and selected and the results are electronically rigged. i will tie you what is on my mind -- on my mind is the now overwhelming evidence of how corrupt, ron, and criminal the u.s. is. has been transformed into a police state. the effort to obscure that evidence, they are basically financing jihadis, they have built up groups like isis or whatever other front they have created to beat us over the head like a club so we have to live under a martial law state. you can see how rotten it is by the speeches you play by the black caucus -- host: you do not trust the media, what sites he you go to to get information? caller: great sites on the internet. the i say i do not trust media, i am referring to mainstream media. there is a lot of great alte

marsha blackburn doesn't trust the commander in chief. say they don't trust hagel, kerry and obama but we should go in and follow the non-plan plan. to me, that makes no sense. >> let me jump in. i think it's what ms. blackburn from tennessee said. we got to start somewhere. we don't think this is going to bring isis down but we got to get it rolling. there is something to that. i'll ask you the same question -- >> i disagree. >> did you see the beheading? did you watch it? >> no, i mean, i watched the beginning -- >> i just. i don't know. i don't know anybody that can sit and watch that. >> okay. >> as i said, my first reaction and i'm a barbarian, i admit it. i don't think putting it on the internet is enough for them to die. >> i'm more like you, probably on this than megyn's k!treactio. i want them gone. i want a strong america. i don't want to do the wrong thing and make a mistake with the wrong plan that most military analysts say will lead to a massive escalation. >> you're out of the laura ingraham emotional policy. that's not wha

ahead, i'm going to speak with congresswoman marsha blackburn, the republican from tennessee.n to the congresswoman, if the air strikes aren't enough but boots on the ground are too much, what lies in the middle? that's next. when you compare the top speed of dsl from the phone company with the top speed of comcast business internet... well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> one of the biggest concerns with any conflict, of course, is escalation. and with that comes the possibility that america could ultimately be forced to send in combat troops against isis, even though the president has said it's not an option right now. here's a little bit more of what the president said this morning to the u.n. general assembly. >> as an international community, we must meet this challenge with a focus on four are areas. first, the terrorist group known as isil must be degraded and ultimately destroyed. this group has terrori

marsha blackburn, adam schiff. dana bash from capitol hill, and a cnn military analyst, former commanding general, u.s. army europe, and seventh army, and here in our studios, jake tapper and gloria borger. dana, what's been the reaction so far up on capitol hill? you know, there is a lot of, "i told you so" going on. particularly in the republican ranks. you heard a little there from marsha blackburn. frustration from republicans who are glad that the president has laid out the strategy. who are glad that he wants to finally be more robust in helping the syrian rebels, those, that are, that are left to combat isis. but not very happy in the way that -- the president laid it out. because -- some, some republicans have talked to think that he was -- too effusive in the idea that the threat around the world is as low as it is now. i think the broader, more important point is the question about whether the president is going to get this authorization that he is seeking. he didn't explicitly talk about what he really w

marsha gonzalez has a story. >> this video of ray rice assaulting his wife in an elevator is prompting apologies. the owner of the baltimore ravens said seeing that video changed everything -- we should have seen it earlier. we should have pursued the investigation more vigorously, we did not, and we were wrong. nfl commissioner roger goodell said before monday all they saw was this clip showing ray rice dragon janay palmer out of an elevator. he was originally suspended for two games. cbs news oncetold he saw what happened inside of the elevator nfl chose to suspend ray rice definitely. some say the punishment should have come sooner. >> we did not get this right, it is my responsibility, and i am accountable. >> janay palmer called this a horrible nightmare as other domestic abuse victims are taking to social media to share their stories to -- using the istayed. >> i wanted to change the conversation. >> the nfl commissioner is not ruling out the possibility that he could one day return to the league. >> he would have to make sure that we are fully confident he is addressing this iss

mark rasweiler marsha d. david alan james rathkey >> my cousin sean logato, not forgotten. >> and my grandfather, phillip t. hayes, grandpa, i walk past the freedom tower every morning thinking of you, and i know that you're looking down at me, all of your other grandchildren, especially phillip, ammanmanda, your great grandson james, your children and especially grandma, and i know that you're smiling. i look forward to the days when i tell my own children and grandchildren about the wonderful person that you were and always will be and how you have truly inspired me. you will forever be my hero and you will never be forgotten. william ralph raub gerard f. rauzi alexey razuvaev gregory reda sarah anne redheffer michele marie reed judith ann reese donald j. regan robert m. regan thomas michael regan christian michael otto regenhard howard reich gregg reidy james brian reilly kevin o. reilly timothy e. reilly joseph reina jr. thomas barnes reinig frank bennett reisman joshua scott reiss karen renda john armand

>> good afternoon commissioners, my name is marsha garland on behalf of the project sponsors. this is amanda fung. her husband chung and their partner billy. last week this item was on the consent calendar and agreed to a continuance in order to meet with neighborhood groups which we did this tuesday. they raised an issue at the last minute these three neighborhood groups claiming they were not contacted about the project. two were middle polk neighborhood association. on its website the middle peacock polk neighborhood association states it's committed to its community on safety from california to broadway to van ness. our project is north of broadway so we chose not to contact them for the same reason. by the very name, the association implies that it refers to issues related to pacific avenue. the russian hill community association was simply not known to us, we apologize for the oversight. our discussion was very healthy and we thought a very productive one. i recent article in the chronicle that knowledge killed the ice cut you are -- cutter. the same is happening with re

. >> good afternoon, my name is marsha maden. with architects.thank you for the commission and staff for the opportunity to provide an overview of the design for the new common wealth club. i'm sorry i'm having technical difficulties. as mentioned the site is a two two 2-block site and there are three images on the left hand side which show the existing conditions. the embarcadero side the level one is demolished and level two the door and windows have been removed. the second image on the street side of the building which is the place of the historically significant events. level one on the stuart street side is also been demolished and level 2 is intact with non-historic windows. the bottom image is of the interior of the building which is completely gutted and demolished and the building has been abandoned for over 10 years. the stuart street side has been mentioned is the location of the historic and significant event. this side will be historic according to the requirements of the planning department. a plastic bag will be located plaque --

before the commercial break, i was grilling ohio congresswoman marsha fudge, which if you add marshmallowsh shmore. >> music transcends everything until we decide it's going to be a great idea to have musicians come together. >> stephen: is it fair to say you want to rock us out with the caucus out? >> yes. >> stephen: would you be willing to say that? (applause) do you have a pack? >> i do. and is it called fudge pack? it is not? >> no. >> stephen: would bit a good name, though? >> no. >> stephen: everyone would like to have a bumper sticker saying "i am a fudge packer." it would be great. you think about that? >> i'll think about it. >> stephen: moving on. you were an outstanding athlete. >> i was. >> stephen: in your youth. you were a fencing champion in high school. >> yes. >> stephen: i've done a little fencing. >> have you? >> stephen: congresswoman... (laughter) i challenge you to a duel. >> i accept! ♪ >> stephen: my name is stephen colbert. prepare to die. if i win, you make me a member of the congressional black caucus. if you win, i'll make you a member of the white caucus. i'l

mark rasweiler marsha d.d david alan james rathkey >> my cousin sean logato, not forgotten. >> and my grandfather, phillip t. hayes, grandpa, i walk past the freedom tower every morning thinking of you, and i know that you're looking down at me, all of your other grandchildren, especially phillip, amanda, and your great grandson james, your children and especially grandma, and i know that you're smiling. i look forward to the days when i tell my own children and grandchildren about the wonderful person that you were and always will be and how you have truly inspired me. you will forever be my hero and you will never be forgotten. william ralph raub gerard f. rauzi alexey razuvaev gregory reda sarah anne redheffer michele marie reed judith ann reese donald j. regan robert m.

marsha fudge, very strong leader and fighter for opportunities for all in our country, and taking thefor food stamps and the rest, in a very, very tough battle, but who better than she to lead on that score and so many others. our assistant leader, mr. clyburn, a champion on the voting rights act, he, long with con con -- john conyer working hard to get that passed. our chairman being one of them, mr. cummings works very hard to make sure to set the record straight as some in congress would constantly be on the attack of president barack obama. benny thompson, our chair -- ranking member. hopefully soon to be chair of the homeland security committee to keep america state. maxine waters, chair, financial services, looking out for consumers and our financial system so that it is fair to everyone. eddie bernice johnson, all the talk we heard about science and technology and math, she is a chair of the science and technology committee. the congressional black caucus has provided such tremendous leadership to our country. we will have a new member, bobby scott will be the chairman of the e

>> hello, my name is marsha hinbecker ander the owners of the ruso, building which is kitty corner to the place of the antennas and it is up the hill. and my front windows of all of the apartments can see the sight line and we think that it is ugly and unsightly to have nine towers and we would like that on our own roof. and they had grown some flowers and put a wood screen, but the association, you know, thought that the roof line should be clean in respect to the other neighbor and their views, and we removed that wood screen. and we don't think that put should put things on top and my mother, had been living there since 1945. and out to the family and we visit there often and we were trying to, one apartment study that she might eventually move back there. >> and, i just want to say that we don't appreciate it and i looked on at&t website and they told me the may macro and they are much stronger in their power and they use them successfully in rural areas, and just it to be in the other and the other people, and they are national, and who, classified it as a potential carcinogen. a

controlling $50 billion in assets are pledged to begin pulling their investments from oil and the john and marsha goldman funds will announce plans as well. >> the ravens' red light reached the planet. haven was stunned the neck and trying to answer questions about the red planet's climate. >> some out of this world type of questions. right now we're going to say within an extraordinary place, the bay area. i guess we've been talking about it all morning long. we are now changing seasons. it is officially fall. >> that's it, summer's out as of today, 7:29. we're going to talk about what that time frame means. we're going to talk about the equinox get into a little bit of what i like to ka science on a monday morning. more science. and this is the kind of fire weather watch that key don't want to have the at this point they're having a good opportunity, firefighters who are out there. but because of our our drought, it's producing a really, really dangerous environment out there. the winds will shift today. humidity at 95%. you get some really good humidity recovery overnight. as we head throughou

prosecutor marsha ashdown says don't be fooled by the girls' appearance. >> are they cold, calculatedllers despite the baby faces? >> they certainly were on july 5th and 6th of 2012. they planned that crime, not just for hours, but for days, weeks, months. the horror of that really is what strikes us in the end. not how those girls look in shackles. >> young, attractive, unattractive, male, female, it zpt matter. evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >> these days around morgantown there's lingering damage. teenagers who feel they'll never trust anyone again. >> after i heard all that, i didn't really want to become friends with anybody else. >> it's like finding out your little sister was a murderer. >> i still to this day have trust issues. >> skylar's friend morgan lawrence says she thinks about all the milestones she and skylar had planned to mark together. you two should be doing everything alongside each other. >> yeah. we didn't just take away a bride. they took away a bridesmaid. >> skylar's second parents say they'll miss out, too. >> when morgan walks down the aisle, skylar wo

marsha coleman of the no fair co coaliti coalition. we also have carol schwartz, candidate for mayor of d.c. is here with us this evening. and we have several members of the color of change organization in the house, and they've asked me to make this very important announcement, that tomorrow at 5:00 p.m., color of change and their allies will deliver nearly 900,000 petition signatures demanding justice for michael brown and they are calling on president obama to define his legacy by putting policies in place aimed at ending racial profiling and racially motivated police violence. and they're inviting all of us to meet us in front of the white house. of course, 1600 pennsylvania avenue adjacent to lafayette square tomorrow at what time? 5:00. excellent. all right. we also have a special guest in the house, reverend dr. tyrone pitts. and reverend john relles. they are from the progress sif black baptist convention. we will be getting back to the panel. we want to wrap up things here with wrap-up statements from each of the panelists and

fiona griffin and marsha anderson. [ applause ] one of the i think so i have in common with the nexteaker, we tend to edit and precise our talks to about the last minute. so i apologize if suddenly i can't read my own handwriting. >> some water. this is going to have to sit up here. in late june 1790, james hemings, enslaved half brother of thomas jefferson's deceased wife prepared dinner for secretary of state and two guests. he had invited hamilton and james madison of virginia in an attempt to resolve a stalemate that despite weeks and weeks of off the floor negotiations threatened to break up congress and some thought the union itself. hamilton needed a few southern votes in order to achieve congressional passage of a key component of his plan for funding the federal debt. that is the assumption into it of much of the revolutionary war debt of the states. madison did not achieve any votes to achieve his an george washington's longtime goal, the location of the seat of federal government on the potomac river. not for the first time he and his southern allies had come to an arrange

. >> let's go to marsha. >> caller: i love your show.t is your opinion of one oak and it's future. >> oh, i like one oneok very much. i think it's just a very solid good company. the reason why it only has the 3% yield is its a growth mlp and not unlike, by the way, nwe which i like a lot. steven in washington. steven. >> caller: booyah from seattle. >> booyah. >> caller: so should i hold on to my sandridge energy? >> the problem is oils come down a lot. he's done a lot more work than i have. i'll stick with lee. let's go to rick in pennsylvania. >> caller: booyah jim. i'm wondering about sonoco products. >> this is a great american company that's done nothing right now. it's a container company and i like it and i want you to stay in it. let's go to dino in michigan. >> caller: hey, booyah. what's going on? >> not much. how about you. >> caller: all right. i have a question about just energy. >> that has a high yield. when i see an 8% yield it makes me think something is off i don't know about. i've done well with this name, up 31% for

. >> reporter: that's when his wife of 44 years, marsha, says she got the call tim was alive. >> all the tears that we cried monday night of not knowing a and -- turned into tears of joy. >> reporter: tim credits family and faith for survival on the day he says god was his copilot. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> fresh perspective for that man after going through that ordeal. >>> recovery now continuing today after the south napa earthquake. the solano county board of supervisors will meet today to discuss extending its state of emergency to continue aid for repairs. damage estimates topped $5 million in the city of vallejo alone. supervisors are considering using millions from the county's contingency fund to pay for some repairs and supervisors will also meet to consider a plan to fix the district attorney building in martinez. those repairs could cost a half million dollars by themselves. >>> it is igniting a debate, are they forcing the homeless out of town? the police department is warning people on facebook about pan handlers and what to do when they ask for cash. nbc bay

congresswoman marsha black burn of tennessee, thank you. >> isis fighters are setting their sights on a city that would allow them to establish a key supply route. officials in kobani fear if their city falls a massacre could occur. residents are out of water, have no electricity and food supplies are running low. there have been u.s. air strikes in the area but witnesses say those strikes have been limited and not at all well targeted. kurdish fighters near the turkish border have been calling for more effective air strikes to help them stop the advance of isis. joining me now, retired brigadier general mark kimmet. general, the u.s. and its allies have conducted at least 275 air strikes against isis, 75 of those in syria. certainly sounds like a lot of firepower. why are they not as effective in syria? >> well, i think the main reason is because there hasn't been any follow-up from either the rebel forces or any other ground forces and i think congresswoman blackburn in your previous segment talked about that quite a bit. quitar tick letly. >> we know president obama has said no u.s

welcome congresswoman marsha funneling. [applause] congresswoman marsha fudge.pplause] >> good morning. >> morning. >> good morning again. mary mcleod bethune said if we have the courage and the tenacity of our forebearers who stood firmly, like a rock, against the lash of slavery, we shall find a way to do for our day what they did for theirs. even in her day she clearly understood what it took to move a nation of people forward, and she understood that we control our own destiny by being bold and proactive. let me start by saying thank you to my colleague, congressman fatah, for his leadership as chair of the congressional black caucus foundation and the cbc co-chairs, beatty and bishop, for setting the stage for this morning. our theme for this gathering could not be more timely; voting for change and equal opportunity, midterm elections and the state of black america. it says to us that when election time rolls around this november, we'll be voting not only for politicians, but also for policyings that will determine our -- policies that will determine our w

gilligan's island creator came up with a sitcom about mike and carol and all the kids and marsha, anduse housekeeper. the show never made the top ten, win off the air in five years but what a hit in syndication, and the rerounds live today, and we first heard the story of the man named brady 45 years ago today. more proof i'm very, very old. all right, brainy -- brady bunch. we're up 168 on the session. up one percent if you round things up. cavuto next. see you next week from oxford. until then, have a good one. >> and thank you, shep. are we so focused on this that we are taking our eyes off of this? welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and this headline says it all. u.s. homeland security moves to tackle climate change. just as a new isis tape emerges on vice in that tape, man identified as the canadian citizen is heard saying, and i quote, we will make some attacks in new york soon. a lot of brothers are mobilizing right now. mobilizing for a brilliant attack, my friend. add that to reports the fbi is now investigating a beheading in oklahoma that may or not be tied to that terror

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. >>> i want to bring in representative marsha blackburn republican from tennessee. the administration will be giving a classified briefing to senators tomorrow to house members on thursday. what are you expecting from the president tomorrow? what are you going to be looking for? >> well, not only members of the house, but i think the american people are looking for from the president is a definitive plan of action. a and, jose, i think part of that is for the president to go back and say i made a mistake. i thought al qaeda was on the run. i thought we had a handle on terrorism. what we have to realize is that diligence never stopping is so important. it is a vital part of this fight. you cannot let up. these are evil people and they're out to get us. it's imperative we have a plan of action for stopping them in their tracks. the president used the term nip it in the bud. it's past that. what he's got to do is have a very complete plan of action. this is where we're going to go. this is what we're going do. >> and so what would you think would be appropriate? for ex

rodrigues anthony rodriguez carmen milagros rodriguez gregory ernesto rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez marsha a. rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas richard rodriguez >> and my father joseph, we love and his you very much. >> and my uncle and hero, john robert cruz, who lives in my heart always while his smile continues to light up my world. i love you and i miss you. matthew rogan jean destrehan roger karlie barbara rogers scott william rohner keith roma joseph m. romagnolo elvin romero efrain romero sr. james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rossetti richard barry ross norman s. rossinow nicholas p. rossomando michael craig rothberg donna marie rothenberg mark david rothenberg james michael roux nicholas charles alexander ro

congresswoman marsha fudge is having a town hall forum tomorrow morning and she's bringing the dreams with philip agew, so young folks can be engaged in that. we have 70 some workshops, and with african-american members, black folks in the congressional black caucus who have planned this because they want you to understand that behind the scenes -- this didn't just happen. getting the contractor making sure we have black folk who are engaged. the hotel that we're in because we understand racism exist. so we move members. we have insisted on things because we no racism prevails and i also think it's other counterparts who want to put the postracial out there so we, too, will get comfortable. so to the young folks in the audience, don't think that you don't have members of congress that belong to our tri-caucus is who aren't fighting for us every day that congresswoman marcia fudge walks in that house of representatives, i assure you there is an issue or someone just taking to task and is usually for the least of us. there is a reason they call us the conscience of the congress. it's be

for the rest of the nation to hearing the president's strategy to defeat isis and from tennessee marsha blackburn, it's imperative the president provide the american people with a definitive plan of action to stop isis. again, the president's address tonight at 9:00 eastern on the c-span networks. >>> yesterday in london, british foreign secretary phillip hammod told members of the foreign affair committee that air strikes alone cannot be the only solution in defeating isis but part of a wider strategy. he updated members on developments in you can foreign policy covering the ukraine/russia conflict, re-engaging talks with iran over relations with european union. >> welcome. i welcome members to the foreign select committee. this is one of our bi-annual meetings with the foreign secretary. the last took place on 20th of march. can i give a warm welcome to our new foreign secretary. foreign secretary, we tried to -- a couple of times to get you while you were secretary of state for defense, done unsuccessfully as you had taken off overseas. we're glad in our new capacity you have come he