mr. b. wants to win championships and peyton manning is my quarterback. and free agents signed up. i want sop of that, because i know it gives me a chance to at championship. and that's what this organization is all about. it's been about that since mr. bowlen took it over in 1984. mr. super bowl appearances since mr. bowlen has become the owner of the denver broncos speaks a lot of what this organization is all about. >>reporter: 17 years ago, john top. today. >> i was talking to peyton not a guy in the nfl that can walk away and say i have done everything. that can possibly be done at the quarterback position. in the nfl. and no one else can say that. and peyton manning can say that. >> it was a treat, the next quarterback to be able to watch peyton manning prepare and work and play the game. so many times when you watch, and i thoughting i'll call it the old days, was we get the snap, try to figure out coverage on the way back, and go from there. peyton manning revolutionized the game. we all used to think that a no huddle was a fast paced get to the line of scrimmage and get pe

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b port commissioners report. >> commissioner [inaudible] >> nothing to report. >> mr. katz >> want to well sxh our new commissioner. delighted to have you join us. known you for many years. i know for your cunl passion and public service so think you will be a valuable new addition so welcome aboard. >> vice president brandon >> yesterday i had the opportunity to attend the swearing in ceremony for kounalakis and it was a wonderful sair mony, the mayor swore in 18 people and the commissioner had her own dedicated cheering section. she has a lot of sport and it will be wonderful working with her. we had a great contijant here from the port so welcome and look forward work wg you. >> when i first heard ambassador kounalakis name and was scared to say the name. i got to speak and feel very honored at the rules committee and she had a great rn out and the respect she had from nancy pelosi, [inaudible] ambassador kounalakis, art agonis and iow and came down and commissioner katz was there with me and her skills are impeccable but she is a true humanitarian. it was 16 years to the day sh

b port commissioners report. >> commissioner [inaudible] >> nothing to report. >> mr. katz >> want to well sxh our new commissioner. delighted to have you join us. known you for many years. i know for your cunl passion and public service so think you will be a valuable new addition so welcome aboard. >> vice president brandon >> yesterday i had the opportunity to attend the swearing in ceremony for kounalakis and it was a wonderful sair mony, the mayor swore in 18 people and the commissioner had her own dedicated cheering section. she has a lot of sport and it will be wonderful working with her. we had a great contijant here from the port so welcome and look forward work wg you. >> when i first heard ambassador kounalakis name and was scared to say the name. i got to speak and feel very honored at the rules committee and she had a great turn out and the respect she had from nancy pelosi, [inaudible] ambassador kounalakis, art agonis and iow and came down and commissioner katz was there with me and her skills are impeccable but she is a true humanitarian. it was 16 years to the day

mr. president, we're mad at a president who wants to bring in syrian refugees who b and you're unwillingo be commander in chief to keep us safe so don't engage in attacking people like the president did. that language is the kind of self-righteous moralizing from the president that makes people angry. >> do you think that's worse than what donald trump's been doing? >> to be honest, i think it's very much the same. they're both engaging in demagog demagoguery. we need instead a president who wakes up every day working for the hard working taxpayers. if i'm president, chuck, my focus is going to be the hard working taxpayers bringing back jobs and economic growth. we're going to do that by repealing obamacare, by passing a simple flat tax, by abolishing the irs, by pulling back the regulations that are killing small business. >> isn't it fair to say this is a your strategy is to get to a contested convention because you can't win this before the convention? >> not remotely. not remotely, chuck. >> the math doesn't work, in order for anyone to be the nominee you need 1,237 delegates. there

mr. trump that i do not b subscribe to his politics of exclusion and bigotry. this is a man who wants to turn americans against each other, our muslim brothers and sisters, our mexican brothers and sisters. i find his politics appalling. and he's nothing new. we've seen him before. we have seen the lester maddoxs. we've seen the george wallaces. >> i'm sorry to interrupt but when you went to the event, was it your intention to express that? your sentiment? or was it your intention to go, as you said you were there with your daughter, to simply observe and see a support rally unfold for donald trump? >> i was there to protest, ma'am. as is my first amendment right. as is the right to dissent. >> and how did you protest? what did you do? >> i held a poster up that said "no walls with mexico." and i chanted and i actually talked to a bunch of trump supporters and i asked them to please reconsider their vote. that his kind of america would be hardest on them. >> dis it a disappointment to you, quickly, tony, that any kind of message of donald trump would become violent? does it undermine

b port commissioners report. >> commissioner [inaudible] >> nothing to report. >> mr. katz >> want our new commissioner. delighted to have you join us. known you for many years. i know for your cunl passion and public service so think you will be a valuable new addition so welcome aboard. >> vice president brandon >> yesterday i had the opportunity to attend the swearing in ceremony for kounalakis and it was a wonderful sair mony, the mayor swore in 18 people and the commissioner had her own dedicated cheering section. she has a lot of sport and it will be wonderful working with her. we had a great contijant here from the port so welcome and look forward work wg you. >> when i first heard ambassador kounalakis name and was scared to say the name. i got to speak and feel very honored at the rules committee and she had a great turn out and the respect she had from nancy pelosi, [inaudible] ambassador kounalakis, art agonis and iow and came down and commissioner katz was there with me and her skills are impeccable but she is a true humanitarian. it was 16 years to the day she got mar

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want to address which is the most important is immigration. there was not a switch on immigration. just so that you understand. mr. trump understands the difference between highly skilled immigration workers and h1-b visa workers, they come in on a guest program -- liz: sorry, let me jump in. you said there wasn't a reversal. he used the term i changed, i changed. he said that during the debate. >> absolutely, megyn kelly pointed to what was on his website, which was incorrect. there were two sections on the website. one that addresses highly skilled workers, the other addresses h1-b visas. she was talking about h1-b visas, mr. trump was talking about the highly skilled worker. he encourages highly skilled workers but discourages h1-b visas. >> you have to be flexible, anybody in business you have to be flexible. if you don't bend, you break, especially when new information comes in. however, when you looked at business of what this operation of being president involves, and as a business network, you know, that this is what really matters to us. >> sure. liz: waste, fraud and abuse, when pushed he had a couple of ideas which parts of the business we call the united states of america should be cut

mr. gilmore: the rate this was occurring was different. it was supposed to be rehosting block 2-b with the new processer. so with regard to whether eight to 10 hours is sufficient, what you want is a low probability that during a combat mission, which can occur, you know, which can comprise several hours, you want a low probability that one of these upsets that takes time to reset and several minutes in the middle of a fight is not acceptable, you want the time between these instability incidents to be long enough that you have a very low probability it would occur in a multihour combat mission. whether eight hours will be efficient is something we'll be looking at. it was much better than once every eight hours with the block 2-b software. and again, 3-i initially provided no more capability than block 2-b. now, as we add capability and more complexity in block 3-f be you might see the numbers come down again. ultimately, operational testing will tell us what is sufficient. mr. sullivan: i think depending on the mission scenarios and things like that, certainly a critical thing. i don't know if i'd want be -- to be a pilot and watch the screen go blank. but it's -- i assume

mr. chairman. you to all of you for your testimony. general dunford, you look at the b-17 and it does all that you might want to do.r budget is based on the top line that congress gave us. as a look at your written testimony, i will just read it. to accommodate a constrained top line, a b-17 will only exacerbate this capitalization and other requirements. more broadly the cumulative effect of top mind reductions over the past several years have limited the resiliency of the joint force. looking ahead, i am concerned the demand for future capabilities and capacity will outpace the resources available, forcing even more difficult decisions to met strategy and resources. the strength talking about with respect to these top lines is cash,11 sequester bca correct? ashton carter: that is correct. as i recall, 2013 was particularly devastating. sen. kaine: we had an opportunity to turn on request support when in effect, we chose not to turn it off. that has created downstream challenging consequences. us,real issue i think for if we put national security for us, what can we do about that constraint? what we have done, we

b mr. wong 105 years old will be at the kim fest opening on march 10. anyone wantingurge your support. >> thank you. this item is now available for public public comment any members of the public would like to comment on the specific item? seeing none, >>[closed session] >>[gavel] >> collies can retake the item same house, same call? without objection it passes unanimously >>[gavel] >> i'm clerk please read the in the mornings >> on behalf of supervisor peskin, for the late mrs. in hunt, and on behalf of you, pres. breed for the late mr. chris carpenter >> thank you. is there any other item before us >> that concludes our business for today. >> collies, thank you for being here today. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> power it's all around us in the sun and the winds and caves waves power that lights our homes while protecting our natural resources clean power will provide power to san franciscans how about works right now our power is from pg&e from non-renewable systems that comes over pg&e maintained lines with clean power your energy about think gener