are program-wide, if there are any questions i would be happy to answer those before i bring up mr. adams. >>> thank you, mr. chue. looks like no questions, but the commissioners may have questions after the presentation. >> thank you, commissioner. >> good afternoon, dan adams with the mayor's office of housing. very happy to be here to submit your approval for the procedures manual for inclusion. we were here before you for an informational update and during that hearing my colleague sandra egan did a good job. i have a more narrow task, which is good because i have a much more narrow skillset in that area. so i will read through the minor modifications that have happened since the last hearing. we have done additional outreach. we have gotten some input from other stakeholders, internal that have generated a few reviews to the manual. again the housing trust fund -- the passage of the housing trust fund will generate some modifications to the manual and we plan on come back to you next year for that update. this update doesn't contemplate or contradict any of the housing trust fund wor

. >> i'm sorry, deputy city attorney susan cleveland knowles, just to correct one thing mr. adams just said, the current code does not provides that if you are doing a tax-exempt project you are not subject to the inclusionary housing program at all. the ordinance that you will hear in your next item puts the tax exemption projects back within the rubric and provides an exemption to what mr. adams stated. gemly you are not allowed to use subsidized units for your inclusionary units unless you are a california debt limit allocation project using 4% credits. so that will be in your next all right, but it's also reflected in this new procedures manual. so it's a small technicality, but for some projects, you will be able to have a slight subsidy, but you have to provide more units at deeper affordable. >> commissioner borden? >> i wanted to thank you -- i was one of the commissioners who asked for a lot of this data and i do hope that you work more around the issue that you talk you ed about. it seems like that fica score issue would be a problem and i understand it could be a proble

mr. president? adam: rich, we just have a few minutes to wrap this up.e is leaving it in the hands of harry reid and mitch mcconnell. can they craft a package that members of speaker boehner's caucus would approve? that is what it is going to take, isn't it? >> it is. and it could be possible, adam. the next 24 hours will let us know. we have a reedout from our colleague ed henry, according to a senior white house official exactly how this meeting went down. this according to a white house official. basically the president said, you know, look if the speaker can not come up with some type of compromise, or republican and democratic leaders can not come up with some kind of compromise, would they put up the president's plan $250,000 below vote in the house, the white house officials said the speaker was noncommittal. the white house officials said that it does not appear that the debt ceiling is part of this. that is a major obstacle for republicans in the house. they said that they wanted for the president a four year plan the debt ceiling. it could help

mr. michael mcarthur. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> thank you. president adams and commission, i will be very brief. just on the item that is in question today, the ordinance. it's kind of neither here, nor there, but i'm opposed to the ordinance all together now. i actually do think there needs to be -- >> the item that you are talking about, is it something on today's agenda? >> the transportation code. it's the wording that is the amendments. >> i will get to the general. >> you can talk about anything not on today'sgend. >> small business is something superimportant to san francisco, as you know. it helped to build in 1948 going to war and 1849 oldies. i would highly encourage you to call the duck house, in humboldt county. they did measure ii and measure f restricting corporate power. i don't know what your body or what the viewers and listeners can do, but it's super important to support our small business community because we have too much outside influence going on in san francisco right now. they make it so small businesses can't thrive and make -- and

adam: all right. mr. fiber-optic berg, we're 50 years and counting. think we've taken the first step yet but sure looks there will be change coming in our lifetimes in the relationship between the united states and cuba. thank you very much, sir. you have a great weekend. >> been my pleasure. thank you, sir. adam: black box recorders will soon be coming to new cars everywhere if safety regulators get their way but is your right as a driver, your privacy, being ditched by the side of the road? i am going t weigh in on this one. i like to speed. it's a problem. >>> a tax rift growing between speaker boehner and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. one gop congressman is already breaking rank with his party. why he says there is conservative case for increasing your taxes. pyle "piles of money" coming up adam: the next time you floor it while driving along the highway you may want to think twice. there is increasing chances your car comes with one of these. it's a black box. even though it can help determine the cause of an accident it can also record

mr. speaker, how adamant are you that the medicare eligibility and needs to be part of this?le thinks that's just an arbitrary cut and other segments of the economy would have to take that even if you did it? >> there are a lot of issues on the table. that issue has been off the table, back on the table. it is an issue for discussion. i don't believe it's an issue that has to be dealt with between now and the end of the year. it is an issue if congress were to do entitlement reform next year and tax reform as we envision, if there's an agreement, that issue will certainly be open to debate in that context. thanks. stuart: that was speaker john boehner. he had just announced that he's going to plan b. plan b is this: he will assemble a bill and put it to the house for a vote. that bill will suggest keeping tax raaes, current tax rates unchanged for people making less than a million dollars a year. that will be voted on sometime this week. whether or not the alternative minimum tax capital gains tax rates, whether they are included in this bill, not known at this point. grover

mr. president, would you like a roll call (yes. >> president adams? >> yes. >> commissioner dooley? >> yes. >> commissioner dwight is absent. commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> yes. >> commissioner o'brien? >> yes. >> commissioner white? >> yes. >> commissioner yee riley? >> e. >> commissioners, that motion passes 6-0. >> thank you everybody. >> commissioners we now back to item 7, discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file no. 120796 planning code establishing the divasdero street neighborhood commercial district. we have stephanie tucker legislative aide to supervisor oleague. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm stephanie tucker with supervisor olague's office. i don't know if you have any questions or if you would like me to go into detail about exactly what is being proposed? essentially on divasdero from that is right o'farrell street it's zoned. a few months ago a conversation was started with the divasdero merchants on a named commercial district and this is the fruition of that discussion. essentially it doe

mrs. lanza and i did discuss adam's conditions and special needs.too, reached out and found out more and we had meetings used early when adam came to school with psychologists and aides and guidance counselors. he was afforded talented and good services to ensure that to some together he would be more successful each day he was this. >>neil: thank you, richard, we appreciate that. this were warning signs, did legal limits prevent school authorities from pursuing them? it's kind of like drinking a food that's a drink, or a drink that's a food, woooooh! [ male announcer ] taste it and describe the indescribable. could've had a v8. >> it was ever accident to me there was reluctance to tell parents and loved ones that the person they were waiting for was not going to return. that had gone on for a period of time well after there was any expectancy that families would be reunited. >>neil: remarks from governor malloy of connecticut what had to be unbearable grief for parent whose arrived at the school on friday only to find out their child was not among

mr. bernanke? >> you know, i think he has been pretty adamant and rightfully so. always been monetary policy to fiscal policy, and that's how you created change when you wanted to move the economy. this, you about it the last if you years, it is un latry rally monetary policy. we like to see fiscal help and there are things that can happen from fiscal policy initiatives. in terms of money that is trapped overseas that can come back. small business lending programs. tax credits. you think about it, there are so many things that can take place if he got some help. i think what we will learn in 2013 that's different than the prior years is i think we are reaching the limits and i kwb quite frankly, think we will learn about more qe and we are seeing we are reaching limit now of what qe can do. >> the bond market is the favorite invest many of a lot of our viewers certainly. and many people who have piled into the bond market for the return of their principle rather than the return on their principle. >> how do you feel about that? are we in bubble formation in the bo

mr. speaker. my name is adam,. first off, i want to ask a conference on wednesday all about the topic. the people we sat around the table with directly told me that they wanted a -- this sort of topic would be controlled and best for everybody if it was a national sentiment if everybody was to be learning the same thing. that way someone won't be learning one thing about sex education and another might be learning about everything differently. i ask people for examples, only a third of the people in that room put up their hand and said they knew what it was. so, two lead persons who were opposing this motion, as i've said directly, i did speak to them and speak with my constituency and came back and said they would like it, the national priority, and they believe a, as you put is, guide for life would help people. we don't get born knowing exactly what things are, and it's up to member to tell us how to do it. and if it was set out, the same thing for everybody, then i think there would be less problems in this society. thank you. >> okay. we've not yet had a speaker from the northeast

mr. speaker, how adamant are you that the medicare eligibility age needs to be part of this? there are a lot of people who thinkes that -- think that's just an arbitrary cut and that other sectors of the economy would have to eat that. >> there are a lot of issues on the table. that issue's been on the table, off the table, back on the table. it's an issue for discussion. but i don't believe it's an issue that has to be dealt with between now and the end of the year. it is an issue i think if congress were to do entitlement reform next year and tax reform as we envision if there is an agreement, that issue will certainly be open to debate in that context. thanks. cappingscamings [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> eric of "the hill" joins us from capitol hill with the latest on the fiscal cliff. how did the white house react to speaker boehner's plan b? >> the white house very swiftly rejected it in a statement very shortly after boehner announced the plan b scenario? and harry reid, leader of the

mr. speaker. my name is adam,. first off, i want to ask a conference on wednesday all about the topic. the people we sat around the table with directly told me that they wanted a -- this sort of topic would be controlled and best for everybody if it was a national sentiment if everybody was to be learning the same thing. that way someone won't be learning one thing about sex education and another might be learning about everything differently. i ask people for examples, only a third of the people in that room put up their hand and said they knew what it was. so, two lead persons who were opposing this motion, as i've said directly, i did speak to them and speak with my constituency and came back and said they would like it, the national priority, and they believe a, as you put is, guide for life would help people. we don't get born knowing exactly what things are, and it's up to member to tell us how to do it. and if it was set out, the same thing for everybody, then i think there would be less problems in this society. thank you. >> okay. we've not yet had a speaker from the northeast

he's adamant about raising taxes, and he's dead wrong. >> what do you think of mr. boehner's idea, cap deductions and get $800 billion in revenues. does that make any sense? >> it's a tax increase. it's a bad idea. >> what kind of question was that to ask him? conservative blogger and editor of redstate.com erick erickson, he wrote a piece entitled "why john boehner must not fold on tax rate increases." it's a shame that republicans are playing into mr. obama's hands negotiating in public among themselves prematurely giving up on the tax issue. this is why i think it's an easy case to make if you're on the right. we had an election. if you respect the election, you must assume they were paying attention when barack obama, the president, as you like to say appropriately, the president over and over in every speech said we've got to raise the tax rates on the top bracket. and everybody heard it, and everybody who voted for him knew they were voting for that and that was the majority. that would help the conservatives say this time i'll go with the voter. >> and this s

adam joins us from los angeles. you're kind of looking like a slim mr. french with that beard, you know. sebastian cabot. very dignified. >> very timely. very timely reference. i like to think of myself as a fat james brolin, not a thin sebastian cabot. that's me looking at the beard that's half thin. >> bill: with that beard you could go to taco bell and they might hire you now because of the presence behind the counter. >> thanks for the plug for my book, bill. >> bill: you're welcome. fair share. you're a rich guy now. fair share in taxes. i think your state is up to about 14% state income tax. president obama wants to raise it up to about 40% federal. that's 54%. if he knocks out the deduction for state income taxes which he wants to do, you'd be paying 54. what's fair? >> well, first off, we should stop saying tax the rich and say tax the successful because i'm not rich. i'm successful. rich is easy to tax because that's just a guy who inherited daddy's money, whose dad was the monopoly man and he lives on the hill. i'm successful and you're successful because we worked our tails off. it's harder t

mr. speaker. chairman mckeon, thank you. of course, ranking member adam smith. i rise today, mr. speaker, in support of the conference report for h.r. 4310. this defense bill conference report works to ensure there are men and women in uniform are well trained and equipped through the authorization of 176 billion dollars in operation and maintenance funding, plus $6 billion for overseas operations, including afghanistan. the conferees have restored 77 aircraft and 3,313 people to the air force's force structure, mostly in the air national guard and the air force reserve, to ensure adequate resources are available to the states and the territories to respond to mobilization, homeland defense and disaster assistance missions. i am personally pleased that the conferees did not allow the retirement of block 30 global hawks, which provide critical i.s.r. capability. i am particularly pleased that the conference report authorizes the secretary of defense to establish a program to provide space available transportation to active service members. while i am disappointed that the conferee

mrs. lanza was becoming more concerned about adam. what do we know about that? >> well, you know, clearly we have been unable to find anyone who was friends with this young man. he seemed to spend most of his time at the home, but concern because he's 20 years old. she was talking about maybe moving out west, perhaps enrolling him in a school out there. we don't know whether she ever had help from anyone. was this young man getting any counselling? was she getting help from anyone? and, of course, we're still waiting the results of the toxicology tests to find out whether he, in fact, was taking any prescription drugs. del have anything in his system? there are just so many questions here to try to figure out why this was obviously a troubled young man. >> yeah, clearly she was grappling with something though. thank you so very much. >>> walmart is changing its gun selling policy in the wake of the massacre. it centers on the brand of assault rifle used in the murders. we'll have that story in our next half hour. >>> it's worse than a lump of coal in the old chr

mr. speaker. my name is adam,. first off, i want to ask a conference on wednesday all about the topic. the people we sat around the table with directly told me that they wanted a -- this sort of topic would be controlled and best for everybody if it was a national sentiment if everybody was to be learning the same thing. that way someone won't be learning one thing about sex educion and another might be learning about everything differently. i ask people for examples, only a third of the people in that room put up their hand and said they knew what it was. so, two lead persons who were opposing this motion, as i've said directly, i did speak to them and speak with my constiency and came back and said they would like it, the national priority, and they believe a, as you put is, guide for life would help people. we don't get born knowing exactly what things are, and it's up to member to tell us how to do it. and if it was set out, the same thing for everybody, then i think there would be less problems in this society. thank you. >> okay. we've not yet had a speaker from the northeast. wh

mrs. sullivan. coming up next, michael will join me with the latest information on the gunman, 20-year-old adam lanza. you are watching continuing coverage of the connecticut elementary school tragedy live here on msnbc. >>> we are back live in newtown, connecticut. i'm on a hill opposite the volunteer fire station where a lot of the investigators have come together over the last 36 hours or so. they are telling us more. we are learning more about the gunman, 20-year-old adam lanza. he forced his way into sandy hook elementary school friday morning, killing 20 children and 6 adults before turning the gun on himself. law enforcement officials believe lanza took two handguns and an assault-style rifle to the gun, all of them legally purchased by his mom, lanza. early reports indicated nancy lanza was a teacher at sandy hook elementary, now information reveals she had no link to the school. her son adam shot and killed her before heading to the school. lanza's aunt, marsha lanza, had not seen his nephew since he was 3, but did keep in touch with nancy lanza, and she offered insight into their home life

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adam president. >> senator elect ted cruise will fill her seat in congress. mr. cruz won the november election against paul sadler with just over 56% of the vote. in early november kansas senator jerry moran appointed him chairman of the senate yull committee. >> senator inouye passed way on monday at the edge of 88. he was serving his nineth term in office after winning re-election in 2010. he lost his right arm in combat in world war ii and received the medal of honor from bill clinton. senator reid paid tribute to the late senator. riendship i value so very, very much. he was a colleague but really a friend. he helped me so many times, helped me do my best here, my best has been with the help of him. as i mentioned briefly yesterday, he always had so much confidence in me. years ago, years ago when i was a senator struggling, like all senators here, he told me two decades ago that i would be running the senate someday. i never even contemplated, thought about that, desired that. things have worked out that he was right. senator inouye is one of the finest men

mr. obama was among several speakers at the memorial, most of them newtown's religious leaders. today connecticut state police released some new information on how they say adams mass shooting. investigators say lanza shot up the locked door of the school in order to gain access and once inside they say he shot the principal and the school psychologist before opening fire on all of those children. police say lanza had four weapons, two handguns, abassault rifle as well as shotgun found inside his car. >> the weapon that was utilized most of the time during this horrific crime was identified as a bushmaster ar15 assault-type weapon. it had high capacity magazines, and in addition, to that, the subject had in his possession a glock 10 mm., 6 hour 9 mm. and all weapons had multiple magazines an additional ammunition. >> police say he also confirmed the identity of adam lanza's mother, her cause of death is listed as homicide and adam lanza's cause of death is listed as suicide. the family of little 6-year-old noah pozner has planned his funeral for tomorrow. he called the first grader bright, inquisitive and gent well a bit of a rambunctious streak. noah's twin

mr. sherman: i'll take a minute to put into the record the statements of adam lev tan, professor of law at the georgetown university law school, in support of this bill and he came before our committee in may of 2012 and stated there are unquestionably financial regulations that do little other than add to regulatory burdens, he cited in particular the provision that this bill addresses and said i would also urge the elimination of the privacy disclosure requirement even if there is no substantive replacement for it, but then he added, and at very least, eliminate the requirement of an annual disclosure when there's been no change to the policy. i couldn't agree more with the professor and with that i reserve the balance of my time unless the gentleman from massachusetts who is right here wishes me to yield to him, i just saw he reentered the chamber. . the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman from california yield for particle metropolitanry inquiry? mr. sherman: yes. -- parliamentary inquiry? smermsherm yes. -- mr. sherman: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california i

adam: so wouldn't it be best interests for republicans we can fix this 22016, here you go, mr.nt. >> is there a single person, lori in this country would believe any one of these people, dial us back in three years when we're serious? lori: i do think there is strategy, lou, what do you think about this idea. the republicans are fine. tax the wealthy, whatever. but it is going to backfire on you and you will see two years we have resurgence, tea party 2.0 or what not. republicans do they have options when you talk about tax rates on the wealthy? >> they have a great option. the existing law of the land as speaker boehner said is the expiration of the tax cuts on january 1st. lori: but here's the other issue. democrats don't care about the national debt and debt. >> how do you know what they care about? lori: they're not engaging on the spending issue. >> he is not engaging, frankly he is not engaging on the taxing side either. adam: on the conspiritorial side of this, howard dean was on another network, screaming reality is, everyone in washington knows this, taxes have to go u

mr. clean magic eraser. >>> we will cam back to "weekends with alex witt." 33 past the hour. >>> new develops if theth in newtown school tragedy. the medical examiner will release results of the autopsy from adamher, nancy. he shot her at her home before killing himself after opening fire at the school. sandy hook students will resume classes on wednesday but at a different location. the rest of the school district will return to class on tuesday. >>> and just a few minutes ago, connecticut state police released new details about their investigation. they said detectives are processing both crime scenes right now, but lieutenant paul vance said impersonators are trying to take advantage of the situation. >> there has been misinformation coming from people posing as the shooter in this case, posing -- using other i.d.s, mimicking this crime and crime scene and active that took place in this community. there's been some things in somewhat of threatening manner t is important to know that we have discussed with federal authorities that these issues are crimes, they will be investigated, statewide and federally and prosecution will take place when people perpetrating this information are identifie