mr. benjamin a question, please on drawings a-204 i see the garage stoppage storage spaces that's that spacenaccessible it is drawings a-201 the southeast corner the two spaces which basically close off that storage >> well interests four or five before you walk into this space. >> we're talking the southeast corner. >> the spaces are larger than the standard width but longer than standard so one could assume one car is four or five feet in you can get around it is noted labeled for storage or lockers only a parking space you can't maneuver in that. >> i'm sorry, i happy to be in one of these spaces because people that take things in and out. >> it would- none of the storage this is preliminary was designated as unit storage as opposed to generally storage. >> did this provide a laundry room. >> no washer and dryer in each unit. >> did you have since you designed both building. >> our office destined both i wasn't but, yeah. >> that's a problem by default did you engage once you concept listed this did you think about that. >> we thought about it and we as i described we worked with the neig

benjamin the director from the academy in california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> mr. mayor mr. honking i'm benjamin which we the director of the academy in los angeles on behalf of culture i want to thank you for coming today and present our support for the gentleman and congratulate the success of the skring dancers we opened in october and take care of the west coast americans and in the future other than this public performance and hopefully in the future we'll have more opportunity to work with san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you very much. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> thank you dr. ceo i want to recognize the distinguished guests from the economic cultural office in san francisco (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> also from the stage i'd like to recognize some of the sport in the audience commissioner eric mar is here. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and also another great supporter of the art in san francisco ms. carol is here. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and now ass as mayor ed lee said that is about golf we

and sort of the details of our budget and brighten chiu and benjamin and i will be here to answer any questions the board any have >> thanks mrlee and benjamin from the mayor's office of housing and community development i'm going to go through the first few slides quickly you saw them last week our budget is a little bit less than half from the general fund about 25 percent from the federalist grants and quarter from the development impact fees if i drill down into the general fund portion for 2014-2015 our anniversary operating budget delores out the door $21 million from the housing trust fund the boards authorized $20 million from the moogsz and we've not taken that action yet but expect to utilize it authority for the housing department the loss program two work orders to fund subsidies at the housing facilities and then what we're calling the services i'll drill down duo 0 to about $7 million a year here on that slide you'll see a brief bullet list of safety net services your department focuses on i'll run through those the loss program it started in 2007 and curling with the fund from dph and h f a there are approximat

in new comments by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. mr. netanyahu promised jerusalem would remany a united city under israeli authority. oren liebermann has more on the comments on what was a contentious day between israelis and palestinians. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu jumped into the controversy with his first speech since he announced his government and since his cabinet was sworn in. he said in jerusalem that jerusalem will stay united under israeli authority. that of course is contentious because many in the international community see dividing jerusalem as a critical step in the two state solution in creating a capital in east jerusalem. knelt net didn netanyahu said jerusalem should stay united under israeli authority and remain open for worshippers of all religions. his speech comes on jerusalem day which in and of itself is a contentious day. israelis see it one way. palestinians another. for israeli the day jerusalem was united in 1967. for palestinians, the day that israel took over east jerusalem. at heart of

mr. palazzo: officer benjamin dean and officer lacorey tate. i'm joined by my fellow mississippians congressman gregg harper and congressman bennie thompson. we would like to lend our prayers to these two young men, to the hattiesburg police department and for the community for their loss. we recognize the bravery, fortitude and sacrifice demonstrated by police officers nationwide. they put their lives on the line to defend our communities and our citizens against criminals and thugs. so i ask the house to join us tonight in honoring the lives of lacorey tate and benjamin dean by joining me in a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask that the committee on armed services be authorized to file a supplemental report on the bill h.r. 1735. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose dez the -- does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on education and the work force be disc

benjamin netanyahu. in his first speech since announcing his new government, mr. netanyahu promised jerusalem would remain a united city under israeli authority. >> translator: we need to say clearly jerusalem was always the capital city of only the jewish people and no other nation. here began our way as a people. this is our home and here we will remain. >> sunday marked the day israelis call jerusalem day. and clashes broke out between palestinian protesters, israeli demonstrators and police. israeli police say six palestinians were arrested for throwing stones and attacking officers. police estimate 30,000 israelis marched through east jerusalem's muslim quarter to the western wall to commemorate israel's capture of east jerusalem from jordan in 1967. thousand of macedonians want their prime minister out of office over a wiretapping scandal. protesters took to the streets of the country's capital sunday demanding his resignation. the opposition accuses the government of tooit tigighty cog journalists, and judges and mass surveillance. the prime minister denies

something else and i truly believe what benjamin franklin had to say about the subject -- those that would trade freedom for security would have neither. host: mrbradbury, your response to that? guest: i agree with benjamin franklin and i think what is important to remember -- a point that i started out with today -- we do have basic critical fundamental principles under the constitution and the fourth amendment that protect our freedom, but those printable to our flexible ones -- those principles are flexible ones and they allow the government to take steps that are reasonable and necessary to prevent the country from attacks. they do not put the kinds of restrictions that we're talking about that congress is looking at. those are not required by the constitution. what we're talking about is a policy debate by congress which, again, i think is a healthy one, about whether congress should go further than the constitutional objections should require and impose extra layers of restrictions that prevent us from developing these types of tools that involve the acquisition of data, metadata, in a database that is useful to connect these dots. it is

mr. earnest: including conversations with members of congress yes. reporter: benjaminanyahu is facing a deadline to form a government. it looks like he may. will the white house invite him here for a meeting given all of the drama around the array talks after he forms a government -- iran talks after he forms a government? mr. earnest: the president did not envision a meeting with mr. netanyahu prior to the completion of a government. the president was also clear that would have no impact on the deep cooperation between our two countries. we know the support the united states provides to israel is critical to the safety and well-being of their people. that is a venture in which we are deeply vested and one that will continue. prime minister netanyahu himself has observed that the level of security cooperation between israel and the united states under president obama's watch has been unprecedented, and the unprecedented cooperation continues. i do not have any additional meetings to announce at this point, but if and when a new government is formed i've prime minister

benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem, saying the bonds between the u.s. and israel are as strong as ever. and i believe it after watching their press conference. take a look at this. >> mrohn. it's great to see you again. ♪ oh, my love my darling ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, and big scandal here. yesterday new jersey senator bob menendez was charged with conspiracy, fraud and accepting bribes. or as that's known in jersey, the triple crown. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: this guy's good over here. you kiddin' me? hey, this is for you. come here a minutes. [ laughter ] nobody saw nothing. nobody saw nothing. [ laughter ] just hand it to me. this is more obvious than anything. [ laughter ] what are you doing? give me that lobster claw? what's going on? [ jersey accent ] nobody knows anything about nothing. [ laughter ] get over here. now get outta here. [ laughter ] get over here over here. get outta here! [ laughter ] what are you doing over here? don't worry about it. [ laughter ] that's right. new jersey senator bob menendez was indicted on corruption charges yesterday when he was accused of accepting donations and expensive gifts from a

several books including biographies of albert einstein benjamin franklin, steve jobs and henry kissinger took viewers questions for three hours. mr. isakson is former chairman and ceo of cnn. chairman of the broadcasting board of governors. . . >> host: walter isaacson, what is the link between ben franklin, steve jobs, henry kissinger and ada. >> guest: they're all creative minds and that interested me throughout my career. a lot of people write about sports heroes or literary figures, but to me it's people who can combine different discipline like the arts and sciences, the way ben franklin did, the way ada lovelace did and albert einstein. we talk about innovations so often, it's almost drained of its meaning, and i've always liked to write about real people who are in a situation whether it whether it be after world war ii when you have to create a whole new world order like the world bank and the marshall plan or steve jobs who says okay we are now in a digital revolution and have to make it personal. these are people who are able to think different and out-of-the-box. so i want to try to explore the creative mind and how it

michael james and gary jacobson benjamin, nichlas cook willard james and john hands, robert, dennis edward kinney. god bless the united states and god bless those troops. mr. speaker i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from montana yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. schakowsky: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. schakowsky: i rise to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the head start program. head start is near and dear to my heart. i began my career as a head start teacher in the chicago public schools. i have never forgotten how the program made a monumental difference for its students. and this congress should not forget those kids, either. since its inception, head start has served 32 million children in all 50 states, the district of columbia puerto rico, and the u.s. territories. last year in my home state of illinois, there were 130 early head starts and head start providers, providing quality teachers. and there is an economic impact. head start accounted for more than

several books including biographies of albert einstein benjamin franklin, steve jobs and henry kissinger took viewers questions for three hours. mr. isakson is former chairman and ceo of cnn. chairman of the broadcasting board of governors. . . >> host: walter isaacson, what is the link between ben franklin, steve jobs, henry kissinger and ada. >> guest: they're all creative minds and that interested me throughout my career. a lot of people write about sports heroes or literary figures, but to me it's people who can combine