in 2006 mr. allen was murdered. as of 2008 his murderer was still unknown. at that time in 2008 mayor newsom approved awards up to $250,000 for this case and along with additional 15 murder cases. the police department and the da both affirm that the individual who we're requesting receive this award came forward recently and provided information for the arrest of the suspect responsible for the murder and testified in the prosecution in the case and lead to the suspect's ultimate plea and we are supporting this award by the da office. generally of awards of this type the administrative code allows the mayor to authorize the award up to $100,000 and most cases by the mayor and notified to the public and this is a large award. in order to do an an award greater than $100,000 and confirm the payment to the individual and why it's before you today. there is no general fund impact to making the award and it will be paid through the police department through their existing budget. i am happy to answer any questions that you have. >> thank you. any questions? >> i

in 2006 mr. allen was murdered. as of 2008 his murderer was still unknown. at that time in 2008 mayor newsom approved awards up to $250,000 for this case and along with additional 15 murder cases. the police department and the da both affirm that

for instance, the 47 that mr. allen brought up is something that we will go out and see. are they serving food at the bar or restaurant? generally, the license belongs to abc, however, i agree with the director of apple smith. it goes along with our input. we work really well hand in hand. with most of the speakers today, i feel i have worked very well with them. very flexible. in that case by case situation, personally i do not agree with the 50/50 rule. a $400 bottle of wine is in excess. we do go out with enforcement. one of the gentleman here that works with the entertainment commission will go out every weekend. myself, i do go out with another officer and an individual from the community to make sure that these rules are applied i welcome all of you who have licenses. it is a case by case situation. we are very open-minded in the police department. we do here with the mayor says, it is a big business. do not be afraid to contact our particular office. i could go in with more modifications, but if you deny one, the whole thing is done for a whole year. we will work w

mr. richard allen and the hundreds of lives that have been lost in school shootings. >> congratulations to all the winners in this year's studentcam competition. to see more winning videos, go to studentcam.org. >> next, a discussion about the future of the civil rights movement. then a look at the life and legacy of former british prime minister margaret thatcher. after that, the dedication ceremony to honor congressional aid gabe zimmerman killed in the tucson shootings in 2011. on the next "washington journal," nbc news senior political editor mark murray looks at the potential political impact of the bombings in boston and what's ahead for congressional action on guns and immigration. ill braniff, director of the anti-terrorism group talks about terrorism. and a report on torture by the united states. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the f-35 is the most expensive weapons system in the history of the united states. history of mankind, quite frankly. it is an advanced warplane, a fighter jet that is to be used by the air force, the navy and the marine kerp.

mr. richard allen and the hundreds of lives that have been lost in school shootings. >> congratulations to all the winners in this year's studentcam competition. to see more winning videos, go to studentcam.org. >> next, a discussion about the future of the civil rights movement. then a look at the life and-- kathleen sibelius on the 2014 budget request. live at 7:00 a.m. your calls and comments on "washington journal." senior political editor mark murray looks at the potential political impact of the bombings in boston. and what is ahead for congressional action on guns and immigration. the executive director of of the national consortium for the study of terrorism and responses discusses how often americans think about terrorism. the a member of constitution project talks about torture and the united states. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> the f 35 is the most expensive weapon system in the history of mankind quite frankly. it is an advanced warplane, a fighter jet that is to be used by the air force, the navy and the marine kerp.-- corp. it's the replacement for the

mr. willie allen. >> same house same call? this ordinance is passed on the first read. next item. >> item 6 is a resolution approving the airport concession lease with host international, inc. for approximately $733,000, minimum annual guarantee for a ten-year term. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. next item. >> item 7, resolution above proving the issuance of a tax exempt revenue obligation by the california statewide communities development authority in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $6.5 million to finance various capital facilities owned by the french american international school. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 8. >> item 8, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish a city hall preservation fund to receive donations and to authorize expenditures for the purpose of promoting the 100th anniversary of the san francisco city hall. >> supervisor farrell. >> thanks, president chiu. colleagues, this also came out of budget and finance last week. this earmarks the 100th anniversary. it all

mr. gary allen. gary?ama ♪ ♪ loves jesus and canada to ♪ ♪ she's a good girl wears a little diaper ♪ ♪ loves insects and flinging poo ♪ ♪ it's a long day sitting in a prison ♪ ♪ all alone here staring at the bars ♪ ♪ and he's a bad boy cuz he won't go and get her ♪ ♪ he's a bad boy for breaking her heart ♪ ♪ i want to fly down to the munich airport ♪ ♪ i want fill out the appropriate forms ♪ ♪ i want to pay him whatever those fees are ♪ ♪ because she's -- she's free falling ♪ ♪ free mally ♪ free mally let's free free mally. >> this is a concert about freedom. all we have to do is get that monkey out of the that jail ♪ ♪ we all must believe is that monkeys ♪ ♪ freedom freedom >> bring home monkeys everywhere ♪ ♪ monkeys on the street seat mally free ♪ ♪ freedom let set the monkey free ♪ ♪ bieber bieber ♪ ♪ bieber you've got to get your monkey free ♪ ♪ bieber bieber ♪ ♪ bieber you got get your monkey free ♪ >> all i can say is thank you, gentlemen. together we can get justin bieber's monkey back. free tweet

recently we lost one of the great journalists in america, mr. allen is the chairman knew very well. he started-a newspaper which you can now read internationally. travel consistently and still would write a weekly column at the age of 90. he had a pulse of the american people and the stated in this special edition of them made, to be number one of the earth you also have to be number one in space. so for that you need leaders. leaders and partners. to get down to more specific terms, it talks about the inspiration they give still under people. one of the great things that came out of apollo besides the infrastructure, the viejo be -- envy ab and the knowledge of how we do this. the main thing, inspiring you to go forward. to me it is an inspiration and education. you can do with other things, but to me the inspiration and education and leaders and the work with other people is a man to. i wish i had time, sir, to go into what we have worked on this limb by we should go back the size sell. what the hell would like to a point of, the empress structu

mr. mike allen with a look at the playbook. mike, good morning. >> good morning, happy friday!te house correspondents associates dinner weekend. >> you take a look at hillary clinton venture into the paid speaking circuit and what it tells us about her future possibly. first of all, where is she headed and what is she making and what does it mean? >> we are hearing getting a real window here into how senator clinton, secretary clinton will approach the run up to 2016. she is getting about 200,000 a speech. she has been in florida, texas. and maggie haberman points out in this story she has essentially become a passive front-runner. we expected she would take about six months off to rest up after being secretary of state. but, instead, she is bounded right out on an intensive schedule and this sends a few messages. one of them is to her rival. she is not going to let a vacuum forum and she is out there visible showing she has the stamina to keep up intense schedule. so there's not another obvious rival out there. we have vice president biden. you're going to new jersey monday, c

mr. richard allen of lives that s have been lost in school shootings. >> congratulations to all of the winnersstudent cam competition. videos, go winning to student cam.org. >> tomorrow on washington look ahead at gun and registration legislation in congress. and the executive director for national consortium for the study of terrorism and the responses to terrorism. projects on cution the treatment of detainees an torture by the united states. k hington journal live at a.m. eastern on c-span. >> today chuck hagel is begin a week-long middle east trip with a visit to saudi arabia, egypt, and the united arab emrates. the staff e and chairperson briefed the armed syria's committee on civil war and stability in the region. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> chuck hagel, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. martin dempsey. for an update on the situation in syria. from syria ging continue to grow worse by the day. he death toll grows and is nearly 75,000 according to the latest reports. he refugee and internally displaced populations are growing rapidly with estimates lags ir combined pop yule in

mr. deutschekay. >> mike allen knows about everything and has a look inside the playbook. what are the implications of the karate instructor in tupelo, mississippi? >> tough to top it. i will not try to say those names. >> good call. >>> despite the feet of background checks last week in the united states senate begun advocacy groups are trying to keep the pressure on congress and what impact will it feel like the horse left the barn last week? >> if we have the attention of anybody around the table, they will be happy to hear about this ad here at "morning joe." they have been saying that there should be attention paid to those people who voted against the increased background check. this group by gabby giffords. a tough ad. maggie haberman calls of a gut punch ad. going up against minimum -- mitch mcconnell and kelly ayotte. both of these ads aimed at women and in the mcconnell ad they talk about the newtown headlines and the vote against tougher gun laws in the kelly ayotte area and we hear women talking to each other about the vote. these will run heavily the next two

allen craig to end it. giants win their home opener in sunshine and san francisco. it's a great start. >> a bit of a gaffe today from the first lady. >> mrs. obama might have explaining to do about a remark about married life in the white house. listen. >> believe me as a busy single mother, i should say single as a busy mother sometimes you've got a husband who is president it can feel single but he's there. >> mrs. obama talking about busy single moms struggling to make healthy meals this, is video cure during the white house egg roll. the remark came on the same day the president got flak for saying camela harris was good looking. >> what i meant to say was... what i meant to say... let's move on. spencer chris chichblt can we call spencer good looking with out getting into trouble? >> i don't want to get the e mail autos i'd love that. here is a look. we're picking up no precipitation at the moment. but some sprinkles may be headed our way. a wide path of moisture there for us during overnight hours. looking at national weather picture tomorrow looks like a peaceful weather picture with highs of 71 in atlanta. northeast, dry, cool, hi

mr. womack: wade is survived by his father, keith walters, his mother, susan allen and husband rusty, sister chelsea, grandparents tom and bonnie underhill, and the love of his life. mr. speaker, wade gave a lot of himself. as a member of russellville christian center, he went on numerous trips to mexico to build housing for those in need. he had a big heart for his family and friends and was a constant source to inspiration to all he met. we pray for peace and understanding for his family during this difficult time. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor francis dutch howland who had resided in amsterdam, new york, and was inducted into the new york state basketball hall of fame last month. om 1953 to 1987 he amassed over 600 wins. but he meant so much more than that impressive win total to our community. and to the

much pain in the world, and so as we lay there allen covered in blood, and they're shouting at us, australia, with the guns to our head, we shouted back, no. mrs.. america. i had thrown my passport. i was born here in wbc. -- in washington, dc. and they would kick me in the stomach when i got my breath back and as others joined the firing squad i would say america, america. at some point they took the guns from our head. we believe because we were from the same country their weapons were from. they would have to pay a price for killing us. a red cross jeep pulled up. we were able to get into it. the driver of the red cross jeep wicked picked up the sole timorees man who was in a sewer ditch next to us and everytime the soldiers beat him he would put up his hands in the prayer sign and they would smush his face with the butt of the rifles. we drove to a hospital. stopped us to try to get away from the killing field, and we drove to the hospital as i hung off the spare tire on the back, on top of the jeep. at the hospital, when we got out, the doctors and nurses started to cry when they saw us. not because we were in worse shape than the people

mr. secretary, i'm sorry what happened in your state. i have three questions. one of them, can you give me the status we're making to release allen gross from cuba, what is our latest effort to have him released? and where are we with that? we have in new jersey a $1 million bounty on jo ann chesamar who has been living in cuba for many, many years. she's the person that shot a state trooper in new jersey and fled to cuba. i wonder if you'll raise that issue and if there is some kind of conversation. the second question i have is, i represent a great deal of catholic christians in my district. it seems we are making a concerted effort to remove the 60 million captive christians in egypt. a couple weeks ago there were more murders in egypt and nothing seems to be being done. and the cuts we are going to -- >> do we anticipate any cuts to israel? >> do you anticipate any cuts? >> i'll get to that and then it.to we had a cut but that is subject to sequester, as is everything. we're not unable to do that. there will be a plossup and then a reduction from the plusup. it's still in that plusup but there is a sequester that will apply t