you mentioned all the groups you have out reached to but yet we heard mr. woods say nothing's o nobody's been talking to anybody >> we've hit many. >> maybe the best way is to talk to mr. woods. >> okay. >> any other questions. okay public comments? on this issue i want to take is separately then we'll move >> yes good afternoon. i've requested over and over again and i did not hear the islandsers we have a lot of islanders who do not speak english. and they've been there all the mind. they were here when i got her 70 years ago. if you're not having anything in their languages your migsz the

you mentioned all the groups you have out reached to but yet we heard mr. woods say nothing's o nobody's been talking to anybody >> we've hit many. >> maybe the best way is to talk to mr. woods. >> okay. >> any other questions. okay public comments? on this issue i want to take is separately then we'll move >> yes good afternoon. i've requested over and over again and i did not hear the islandsers we have a lot of islanders who do not speak english. and they've been there all the mind. they were here when i got her 70 years ago. if you're not having anything in their languages your migsz the boat and we have russians in the area that don't speak english. we have to look at all the total of the different nations. i'm talking about 92124. people who are out in the country given the information it's not doing us, me the people who live in my zip code any good. i'd like to know who the thirty groups are. thank you >> okay. item no. 7. >> you know commissioners when you deal are an item like this. first and foremost you have 3 documents. 3 separate documents and if an

what with we up against because there's a lot of crown. >> thank you, mr. woods. any public comments? there being communication. please come forward and identify user. good afternoon. i would like to first discuss some of the - well, i would like to approach the commissioners for disrupting staff it had been inappropriate but i want to talk about the public utilities commission and any homework i've done. i was deeply impressed with the outcome talking to the contractors and i was comfortable with the funding. i had so many providers that were interested in my work as well as my education for san francisco city college. i want to over turn the information subsequent to the panel and identifying the paper curren currency. but for written comments like small little writing some of the information would be good for individuals that are determined to get the sewage how it is in the financial district and if you look at the rural districts it is clean. and i'm deeply impressed that i will be able to present some of the information to professional writers that are under

. >> mr. wood faces several charges. he says, you know, the whole argument started over finances with his wife. now, they're trying to figure out how to afford an attorney in the process, ken. meanwhile, ms. wood showed me some bruises on her arm just a short while ago here. she says, you know, the irony here is that it was a call for a domestic violence, and it was the police officer, she says, who put the bruises on her. >> it's an interesting case, joe, because i think sometimes people get, you know, probable cause mixed up with search warrants. a search warrant is authorized by a judge. you koum into a residence, and you search for specific items. that's not what police were doing. this is probable cause. neighbors were calling, there's an argument, a fight going on, and as mr. henderson pointed out, they have a right to enter your home if they think somebody might be in danger. >> but just to put a button on it, though, is mr. wood says they wouldn't tell them why the cops were there. they wouldn't say so they were j

mr woods of course through this. thing you can see. charlie's. super storm of the year. so i. believe in order to. do you want to rule the world. the move will live on with. the i.e.e.e. . and sequoias who will. kidnappings or something usual until one. besides getting rid of unwanted persons their source of income to the cartel. this man was just released after an army intervention. was held by taylor's men. they'd given a four day deadline for his brother to bring cough a million dollars unfortunately the family didn't have the time to get the ransom money they came and asked for explanations about the agreements not being kept bad and we shouldn't play with them that they could kidnap all my relatives as for me and they named them by one. they told me to choose whether faired bam to kill me and throw me on the streets to show they were. choking power to cut off my fingers to send them that i know obviously i chose my fingers to be cut off or having to be up there. that's been in the news and they did it yes. to. more of a held me down so i made the others by the legs is wit

we must have adequate comment in the process >> thank you, mr. wood. >> thank you very much i'm george coalition for san francisco neighborhood. a couple of thoughts. i think the best way to look at this sequa legislation it's not my legislation or your legislation i've heard that a couple of times today. i think we should look at the best for all are i want to thank president chiu. i think some of the things he's added are very good where specifically he supports supervisors kim alternate to sure all appeals inform to the environmental determination at the whole board. personally support the trigger and you have to understand that most of her legislation has been grafted by the community. one of the things that the community neighborhoods have a lot of it seems to be fundamentally helping the planning department and talking about helping the developers but it is like planning overwhelmed. i want this to be not so much about what the planning department can and can't do. so i want to thank you. again and that's it. thank you >> thank you. >> superviso

someone who be in attendance tomorrow, mr. woods. he's here. mr. wood, how are you?ood to see you. >> sean, it's good to see you. >> go ahead. >> before we start this, i just want to give you a gift. and this is appreciation for everything that you have done for our family. >> and this is your son, a navy seal, who stood against orders and went to save, and he did save the lives -- he was at the cia, he was not at the embassy, and he went and saved the lives of -- >> 30-some people. >> that's correct. >> exactly. >> i'm honored you gave me this. girls, i know you loved your brother. it has taken as you long time to get here, a real long time. where do you stand now? i have not spoken to you in a while. >> well, it's seven or eight months since this has happened. really, until this last week, we haven't known anything more about what happened than we did back then. finally things are happening in washington d.c. we have several committees of that been formed who are getting the facts out. you may not know this, but a couple weeks ago there were 700 former special forc

. >> mrs. woods. >> good afternoon. i'm wearing my central /waurb fund advisory committee hat. i want to let you know we're having a sea wag meeting tomorrow at 5:30 and we will be talking about pier 70 and this proposal. we'll also been talking about the port's gnu infrastructure finance legislation. again, would encourage you to hear what the community has to say about these. >> okay. commissioners, comments, questions? >> i was going to say thank you for the presentation and i look /tpword to when you come back in two weeks with the financial and other information. thank /kwroug. >> i got one question [inaudible] asked the question about why they had been excluded. is there a reason why they have been excluded? >> i think the question was were the nunan /tepbl /tphapbts excluded from the process. and i know that during the master plan period that the nunan artists were in/sraoeuded to all the public workshops that port staff held, we had individual visits that port staff had to talk about the master plan and the decision to demolish the building in order to make way for new

. >> mrs. woods. >> good afternoon. i'm wearing my central /waurb fund advisory committee hat. i want to let you know we're having a sea wag meeting tomorrow at 5:30 and we will be talking about pier 70 and this proposal. we'll also been talking about the port's gnu infrastructure finance legislation. again, would encourage you to hear what the community has to say about these. >> okay. commissioners, comments, questions? >> i was going to say thank you for the presentation and i look /tpword to when you come back in two weeks with the financial and other information. thank /kwroug. >> i got one question [inaudible] asked the question about why they had been excluded. is there a reason why they

i will go and where i can look mr. wood and other family members and tell them what happened in bengazi, and until somebody is held accountable. secretary clinton said she had a clear-eyed view of what went on in bengazi and lib yampt she never heard of the request of the ambassador a month before the attack saying we can't defend the consulate in a attack and al qaeda flaggings are flying all over the place. richard nixon held accountable for watergate, this administration needs to be held accountable for bengazi, and the story of the americanings abandoned by their government at a time they needed their government the most. >> senator, i appreciate you being here and thank you for being a voice of persistance when so many people have mutualed on to other things and i thank you, because we can't move on until we have the truth it is it a honor and pleasure to have you here, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, mike. [ applause ] >> coming up. finding out the hard way that the obama administration will use any tacticings

he was in shawnee when the twister hit justin wood is on the line with us mr. wood.t exactly happened and what is the situation there. what can you confirm? >> i can confirm there was one death that we were told in the dale area. i know for sure that there are many cars a, a large semi turned over. we drove through an area where homes were completely destroyed roofs were taken off, insulation, shingles, all of like the -- >> is this the worst united seen? >> it is the worst i have seen of late. we had the terrible tornadoes in 99 in oklahoma. >> some of the video we are seeing has first responders picking through debris. do we have concerns we have people trapped tonight? >> i can't speak for that county. they are out right now looking to make sure while going through (indiscernible) asking everybody if they are okay. i am sure they will be looking to confirm we don't have any trapp trapped. >> tell me about this area. there is very little left of it. what would the population have been in that area and where is it in town? >> shawnee is a city. they had about 33,000

i will go to the point that i can look mr. woods in the eye and other family members and tell them exactly what happened in benghazi and until somebody is held accountable, quite frankly, secretary clinton said she had a clear idea of what's going on in benghazi and libya. she never heard of the request from our ambassador on august 15th about a month before the attacks saying we can't defend the consulate against a coordinatedef attack. complaid flagal-qaeda flags werl over the place. richard nixon was held accountable for watergate. this administration needs to be held accountable for benghazi for americans abandoned by their government at the time they needed their government the most. >> senator i appreciate you being here. again, i want to say thank you for being a voice of persistence when so many people moved on to other things. i thank you that you've decided we can't move on until we have the truth, until somebody's held accountable. it's an honor and pleasure to have you i here. thanks for joining us. >>ou thank you, mike.

on that of sylvania will be the next come to get me you buying mr woods for the. choose your language. make it with zero if you're going to stay still some of. us choose good consensus. choose the opinions that you the great. choose the stories that imply. choose peace. officers. thank. you. all again hostile not just offered here in moscow nice to the company now the israeli military said i was preliminary approval to build almost three hundred homes in the west bank settlement it's now feared efforts by u.s. secretary of state that john kerry to restart peace talks between israel and the palestinian authorities will be hampered to get some thoughts on this from. an activist at the a settlement watch program you'll find now from tel aviv hi there good evening what is the move by israel say about its commitment to restarting peace talks with the palestinians and well we don't see any committed at the moment there is no very wired but we did notice and this got a little bit of a clinton whether there were any. issues that were settlements in the last few weeks actu

mr. miller. ms. woods. >> good afternoon. my name is corine woods. i'm a neighbor of ccac. they're two blocks from me and i am chair of the mission bay ccac which unanimously endorses the support for the sud. we have worked with ccac for many years. they were active when we were going through the eastern neighborhood rezoning. they let us use their facilities for meetings. they were very involved in a lot of the issues that we're talking about including channel street and hooper street changes. in fact the 100 hoover street project which is across the street from them is going to be coordinating with them for a green street project so they're great neighbors much we are looking forward to the expansion and i hope you will support it. thank you. >> thank you very much. is there any additional public comment on item four? seeing none public comment is closed. supervisor cohen you provided several technical amendments. >> actually just one. >> just the one. okay. >> one so i would like to motion that we amend the ordinance and strike the assessor block number 3912 to reflect a

reid and everybody read about that in mr. wood ward's book. he brought up after; however, after days after sequester has a pots wassed was -- included in the cut, cap, and balance bill for which 229 republicans voted for as a policy. i want to tell the gentleman, just for his future information, on our side. we proposed the sequester. we want to see the sequester change. and mr. van hole less than not only offered budget but he offered four amendments. each time we consider the cr and other legislation four times he offered an amendment to substitute the same sievings to get budget deficit reduction which the gentleman spoke but would not do so in the irrational across the board fashion that sequester requires. so that i want to make it clear if there was any confusion on your side of the aisle, we're not for the sequester. i vote forked the cr to keep government open, but i voted against the cr when it left the house which had sequester in there. i frankly, shutting down government was worse than sequester. i think the sequester is having a h

we lost mr. woods, mr. smith, mr.nt obama got bin laden and he deserved your vote. today the american people are going to begin to hear the truth of what happened in benghazi and the media has been hiding all these eight months. >> brian: thanks so much. back to wrap things up in just a moment angie's list is essential. i automatically go there. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at angie's list, you'll find the right person to do the job you need. and you'll find the right person quickly and easily. i'm busy, busy, busy, busy. thank goodness for angie's list. from roofers to plumbers to dentists and more, angie's list -- reviews you can trust. oh, angie? i have her on speed dial. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone f

that he was going to call the police and this was after mr dahlberg had hit him mr dahlberg then scampers into the woods the police are called they are able to retrieve mr dahlberg information from the dispatch that they were they could trace it back to him they show up at his house his wife there he's not there and it's only after the media picks up this story did the police actually charge him this took a few days and it's misty meter battery it's and hasn't been the classified as a hate crime which is remarkable so what's the current legal status of this case well you know i talked to mr salinas attorney today in lincolnshire a boss and he's saying that what they would like to come out of this obviously is that mr dull burke is charged with a hate crime like i said before at this point it's simple assault misdemeanor battery charge and they would like to see this classified pave the actions of him labeling a group of people muslims as terrorists you know something that i wasn't in this tape essentially and i would like to first take you to the attorney if you don't mind and let's just hear what he ha

wood. >> yes good afternoon mr. nolan and commissioners and directors. i'm here in opposition to the demolition of the palace in north beach where i've lived since 1962. i think that it would behoove all of you to pay a little bit of attention to what's going on about the central subway just last week a couple of interesting items have been revealed on friday we learned from a city insider when mr. roosevelt audited five of 35 subcontract ors all five of them were found to be cheating and over charging a half a million dollars and the final numbers haven't been written on that that's just the preliminary thing. but it's in a way a sign that you should be paying a lot closer attention -- and mr. risken and mr. -- district supervisor unfortunately they are all rushing the project now that's started to attract attention in north beach i was wondering why north beach was not listed as a stakeholder but it was clear you were going to drill 7 -- chinatown south of market the usual right there there was a problem any way i have limited time so i'm going to say

wood. mr. dominick mondi is executive director of the new jersey nursey and landscape association, a trade group representing horticulture industry in the state, proudly joined the -- first of all working for a landscape design, build contractor, landscapes and later while running his own landscape design firm. mr. mondi serves as the advisory council for landscape industry program at rutgers university where he also graduated with a degree in landscape architecture. i will now, that hope was officially introduce all of you, ask you to indulge me while i recognize our chairman for his opening statement and then i promise we will go to you for your opening statement. the gentleman from virginia, the chairman of the judiciary committee, mr. goodlatte. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i apologize for being late, and i do have a great interest in this issue and the hearing into witnesses, so i apologize to them. i did want to give my opening statement and i want to thank you and congressman smith for yo

of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i work with a lot of cloddish. so being able to cut into it come at into it, removed parts, it is part of the process of negotiating the final form. >> how do you jump from the two dimensional work that you create to the three-dimensional? maybe going back from the 3f to 2d. >> everything is in the process of becoming. things are never said or settled. the sculptures are being made while i am doing the collages, and vice versa. it becomes a part of something else. there's always this figuring out of where things belong or where they could parapets something else. at the end goal is to possibly see one of these collage plans be built out and create a structure that reflects back

mr. hicks, colonel wood in the previous hearing with mr. nordstrom testified about trips back-and-forth of these military people like the four who were told not to get on the plane. during our time as deputy chief of mission, did those four during training ever go to benghazi? >> no. >> thank you. beinghank each of you for here all day today and, as mr. nordstrom started out, you let us know clearly this is not about politics but people. thank you for that. that is what it is. to the families, the people back home are standing with you. we have on believable questions i will submit to you that we will not cover today in terms of asking them but we will submit for you to answer, but their standing with you to get to the truth of this and they will gnaw sit until those questions have been answered. thank you to the chairman for this informative hearing. mr. thompson, you spoke earlier about the deployment of the specialist team and you thought it was important to do that. were there many of the regencies who thought that, other than you, that

mr. mayor. supervisor farrell welcome to our neck of the woods. as david mentioned, i am scott wiener, i represent district 8, and i have the honor for the third year that i have been on the budget committee. i am always weekly appreciative of that assignment because as supervisor campos mentioned the budget is at the heart of what we do with the city and the board of supervisors and it really does represent our values and our priorities as a city. we have some real challenges; our budget picture is better than it was a few years ago. what that means is that so many of those years that we were cutting in different areas we are now figuring out of the ways that we can actually get back to some of the things that we have been doing in the past and we stopped doing it is our budget problems. we know that our social safety net, our health and human services function ; are so important in the city is a key priority for all of us and i really want to focus everyone on one particular aspect of our healthcare system. that is once again, because of the ext

mr. hicks, colonel wood in the previous hearing with mr.nordstrom testified about trips back-and-forth of these military people like the four who were told not to get on the plane. during our time as deputy chief of mission, did those four during training ever go to benghazi? >> no. >> thank you. >> i thank each of you for being here all day today and, as mr. nordstrom started out, you let us know clearly this is not about politics but people. thank you for that. that is what it is. to the families, the people back home are standing with you. we have on believable questions i will submit to you that we will not cover today in terms of asking them but we will submit for you to answer, but their standing with you to get to the truth of this and they will gnaw sit until those questions have been answered. thank you to the chairman for this informative hearing. mr. thompson, you spoke earlier about the deployment of the specialist team and you thought it was important to do that. were there many of the regencies who thought that, other than you

mr. hicks, colonel wood in the previous hearing with mr. in order strom testified about trips back and forth of these people, these military people like the four that were told not to get on the plane. himself included. during your time as deputy chief, did those four men doing training ever go to benghazi? >> no. >> ok, thank you. >> no. >> thank you. >> thank each of you for being here all day today and certainly as mr. nordstrom started out this, you let us know clearly that this is not about politics. it's about people. and i just say thank you for that. because that's what it is. and to the families, i want to let you know that the people back home are standing with you. we had an unbelievable questions that i'll submit to you, that we won't cover today in terms of asking them, that we'll submit to you for to you answer, but they're standing with you to get to the truth of this and they will not sit down until those questions have been answered and i thank the chairman for this informtific hearing. mr. thompson, you had talked earlier

mr. brown would be helpful and interesting to talk to. >> evening. [ chuckles ] sasha, cora, william. >> uncle brown? is...that you? >> who else could it be? >> tiger woodsset this morning, and, uh, after allowing my corneas to heal, i decided to change my wardrobe. [ laughs ] i like the tiger woods reference. [ laughs ] >> uh, is anyone else scared? >> yeah. >> oh, look! nothing says evening like a good spot of chamomile tea and a raspberry scone. [ laughs ] >> this is like one of those horror movies. and the pretty ones always die first, baby. >> we'd better hide. >> cora, tv, please. i want to watch a bit of news. we have the dow jones industrial plan. [ laughs ] look! oil is down. gas is down. oh, the stimulus package. healthcare --yes, something we all need. [ laughs ] >> mr. brown, i know you're in there! please come out! stop trying to trick us, mr. brown! >> oh, cora, must you be so loud? trix are for kids. >> hey. >> hey, cora. listen, we came by here to check on brown. hey, sir, how you doing? brown? brown, brown! >> colonel, colonel, colonel, he's right here! >> right where? >> right here! >> [ laughing ] i almost didn't recognize you. you loo