for example, when mr. brown went to michael and clays house and sat in the back where they sit in the back, there was a 25 footwall and he said what about the 25 footwall, mr. brown did not respond but later added that he would paint the wall white to reflect sunlight. we have spent thousands of dollars on this. we have taken time off work. here is the example. i built scaffolding in the back to mimic roughly of his house. it's still not correct because it goes out. >> sir, your time is up. >> your time is up, sir. you are welcome to leave that information if you want. next speaker, please. >> you didn't call me, sir. i told you there is public comment available toed. >> my name is james frost. i live at 258 eureka street since 1984 and raised a family there. there has been much mention of historic preservation and residential design guidelines today at this commission. it seems to me that these guidelines are mostly concerned with preserving the facade of our buildings which is mostly what people are concerned

mr. brown: thank you mr. president. president johnson 50 years ago as senator harkin was talking about, declared the war on poverty in -- down the hall in the house of representatives in his state of the union message 50 years ago this week. a little later he visited athens ohio, in the heart of appalachia and he said, "i came out here today to see you because we can't always see poverty from the capitol in washington but you can see it when you go out and ride the rivers and the range the mountains and the hills." when president lincoln was in office even though his staff said stay in the white house win the war free the slaves preserve the union president lincoln would say no, i need to go out and get my public opinion baths, i need to meet with people and talk to them and see their problems and understand their problems. pope frances recently exhorted his parish priests to go smell like the flock obviously using the alegory of the sheep in the old testament and new testament but also saying to the priests understand

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. yesterday at the state of the union address by the president, i asked to join me -- we each -- each member of the senate gets a pass -- a gallery pass for a spouse or a constituent or someone. i asked elizabeth dandridge, a head start teacher from cincinnati, to join me and she sat in the gallery, first time she had actually been in the capitol. she's taught at head start for 10 years. mrs. dandridge isn't paid a lot of money. we unfortunately pay head start teachers and head start teaching assistants not a good -- not a whole lot more than minimum wa wage. and it's important that people understand that, the number low-wage workers in this country. but one thing i want to say and then i'll certainly yield to senator sessions, is that a hundred years ago, one of the reasons to increase the minimum wage is because it matters so much to those families who work so hard and get so little for it. president obama said no one in this country that works full time should live in poverty. he's e

we have expanded our home the same as mr. brown wishes to do and all done with the support of everyone. this is the first time we disagree with the expansion of a home, the first ever. what we don't want to see is here are the people, we had five people on each side opposed to it. here are a listing of their names. we don't want to see the character style of our neighborhood bastardized owl of control with multiple

mr brown is also charged with writing this my cds car early yesterday morning a khaki pants higher detective garda marsh only asking for the garda station to the court that the accused made no great friday and the charges were put to him the court also heard there may be more arson charges brought against mr barron judge james mcnulty said these were very serious charges. he remanded mr birney who was unemployed and they are for one month of strict conditions of staying at speed between observing at twelve. our curfew from nine pm every night and keeping the peace. mr during his twenty year stint in the district court on the twenty fifth of every phrase next hearing geraldine high need fourteen years. tama county district court. minister for enterprise trade and employment richard burton's to participation in chile trade mission to singapore next month. colleagues from northern ireland and the uk is hoping to start stripping two kinds. in recent months a british indie government of me and several references to the healthy state of the relationship between the administrations and the news at

mr brown thank you very much indeed for sharing your views with us. thanks for having me and let's not discuss this is haitian in kiev with political commentator marcus adult phyllis marcus hello that so we saw multiple antigovernment protests across europe in twenty said scene and it's safe to say police used to have a hand why is the he's so concerned about the police actions in care. well ukraine really does appear to be on the brink and it's absolutely tragic what we're seeing it's appalling the level of footage which we are witnessing but i would just like to make it clear we have seen footage in the last twenty four hours of protesters setting five. why are the police officers or protesters set of protesters jumping on police officers and kolob in them with baseball bats and that's absolutely appalling that is not what we should see in a modern democratic society and i would expect american politicians and europe painful it is. these are not peaceful protesters and i think it's important to also clarify something about what was seen in ukraine i

so the gentleman, mr. brown is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. hall for, for giving me this opportunity. it has come to the oversight committee, subcommittee of this committee's attention there is, or at least was an affordable care act information technology exchanges steering committee chaired by senior white house officials, established back in may 2012. almost a year and 1/2 before the rollout of healthcare.gov. the white house steering committee's charter ex-police officers it i directed the formulation of a working group, working groups including one on security. it also turns out that a chairman of this obamacare website steering committee is the u.s. chief technology officer in the white house science office, who also happens to be the immediate past cto of the department of health and human services. upon learning this, i as chairman of the oversight subcommittee, along with the full committee chairman, mr. smith and research and technology subcommittee chairman, dr. boshon sent a letter to the white house requesting that mr. todd park,

mr. brownthe un enjoy on education, says existing schools would be harnessed in a two-shift system so the classes would be offered to syrian children outside of normal school hours. i asked him when education should be a priority when there is such a desperate need for food and shelter. >> we have got to do it, because there are children in the streets, begging, in child labor, and turning to violence, and unless we do something about this we have a huge social dislocation. why should we concentrate on education? yes, it is important to provide shelter. we must provide health care. we have a polio epidemic that we have got to watch for, yes, we have got to provide the other means by which people can survive, but if you don't give children education, they lose hope. they can't plan for the future. they can't think of jobs that they may do when the conflict is over. >> the education system in lebanon is already incredibly stretched, so how much money are you going to need and where is it going to

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. i ask unanimous consent to speak for up to ten minutes as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. it's been a month, almost a month since senators and house members went home and failed to to -- failed to provide -- the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, it's been almost a month since senators and members of congress went home and failed to extend unemployment insurance. that's -- that is a lifeline for 1.6 million americans in the presiding officer's home state of indiana, in my state 52,000 ohioans lost their unemployment benefits at the end of the year. those -- those are people that are -- that were working, that lost their jobs, that are looking for work and had their benefits ended. another 76,000 in my state alone from toledo to chillicothe to cleveland to dayton, another 76,000 will lose those benefits by the end of the year.

. >> mr. brownybody have a seat. >> are you a tough guy? >> do you want to find out? >> these kids see that easy money is the only way out. i don't blame them for thinking that way. everyone on the board is here on the reason for one reason and one reason only. to protect the king. >> eugene brown along with the actor that plays him, cuba gooding, jr. thank you for joining. >> you're so cute. >> thank you. >> eugene, hey! >> you're so cute too. making it equal there. >> the man. i love it. >> how does it feel to have your life on the big screen and this story finally being told? >> i didn't know i looked that good. >> she said that. >> very nice. you look wonderful and your life story is even better. 18 years robbing a bank. how did you turn your life around. that's a simple question with a complex answer. always using chess. >> well, one of the biggest things i came from a two-parent family and i was habiltitated. >> you were not hardened by 18 years in a place that nobody wants to be, i hope. >> w

quorum call: mr. brown: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: thank you madam president. for those who don't remember or those who don't choose to remember five years ago our economy was at the brink of collapse after being rocked by a financial crisis because of incompetence, wall street greed overreach of the financial sector and more. washington has let the financial system run wild through deregulation. banks had overloaded on toxic mortgage securities that they used massive amounts of leverage to purchase. these banks -- in many cases these wall street banks were so large, so complex so opaque, so overleveraged, they were too big to fail. increasingly these banks are too big to manage and too big to regulate. i remember that time well. i was in zanesville, ohio, when i first got a call to have -- to discuss what we needed to do from chairman bernanke and president bush's secretary of the treasury paulson. five years since the coll

. >> mr. brown, doing great job, brownie.ell, that didn't turn out to be true. >> heck of a job. >> heck of a job, brownie. yeah, exactly. but that picture was released by the white house, and that became a lasting image of george bush, isolated at 35,000 feet, not paying attention to the suffering under the plane. and the final point, his staff then and now say that was the point he lost the country. people no longer thought he was a good manager, and they no longer thought he could be trusted to represent what was going on in the country. and he really suffered from that, and that's part of the story of his second term. >> you talked about the intellectual curiosity of bill clinton. how would you apply that phrase to george herbert walker and george w.? >> well, the idea -- curiosity. i don't think either of them had a lot of intellectual curiosity in the sense of trying to find out things outside their orbit. the advantage president bush, if father, had is he had vast experience in a lot of things. he had been a businessma

mr. brown: i always appreciate the comments of senator murkowski, who is always thoughtful and works across the aisle as well as as anyone here. i appreciate the wo worveg worke dis. dis-- the work that she does. i join with senator merkley to mark the 50th anniversary of u.s. surgeon general dr. terry's groundbreaking report on the dangers of smoking. the report concluded something that was almost revolutionary at its time, and was revolution near in its impact. it said smoke is a health hazard of significant importance to warrant appropriate action. we know how or views have changed about smoking. but we also know one other thing. 400,000 people every year die from smoking-related illnesses. you know what that says, mr. president? that says that the tobacco companies have to find 400,000 new customers every year, and the people they had tried to seduce into smoking are not people my age, they are eight pages' age or even younger than the pages of this body. those are the people that they aim

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. >> brown: and early soul music ♪ wait, oh yeah, wait a minute mr. brown: it's a play list that illustrates the strong eclectic influences that helped shape what became known as the beatles sound. kevin howlet a bbc radio produce certificate coproducer of the new album and author of the companion book, the beatles, the bbc archives. kevin, welcome to you, sir. everyone knows the beatles, right, but this is a kind of unique setting and moment. in a nutshell what's been captured here. >> well, the great thing about this is it is an alternative recording history. we all know about the beatles recording at abbey road studios and making wonderful records. here we have another alternative recording history. the beatles at the bbc and they did so many performances of the bbc, 275 between 1962 and 1965. >> brown: and this also represents a times that's maybe hard to imagine now when the bbc played such a huge role in british life. >> yes, the bbc in those days had a monopoly of broadcast, there were just three national channels for the u.k. and that was all

when jerry brown was sought to them mr webb gets out those upcoming winter games local businesses has been winning for the city's olympic ambitions to see stuff but not sag next meets a family that was so inspired the left most of the stuff from scratch in sochi. i called the mountains and into a tight race with the monthly mateship. now is becoming entrenched in for new opportunities and business what if andy decided to leave behind the metropolis of moscow would change of scenery. likes em. business although amusing that they are found in plants. max said to me the link to the spleen influenced team. a simple cocoa so she would be needed to trade in college doesn't take action. as we became more shoulder the region would now be developed as possible analyst said yes i'd say there's bound to have an influence on all decisions in the fifth. the lp just trying to mentally living was the number one priority still retained. tuesday night using his hateful things is to help his creative life of the net. not much more than a pasty. his friends. today product line consists of a ganache sain

whitehouse, markey, baldwin, leahy, coons, mikulski, murray, warner, hirono, murphy, harkin and brown. mr. reid: note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. portman: madam president, i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. reid: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be terminated. the presiding officer: is there objection. without objection. mr. reid: madam president, i have the floor here. the presiding officer: the majority leader. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: i thank you, madam president, for recognizing me. i've been trying to be recognized before the majority leader decided to what we call around here fill the tree, which means taking away the opportunity for amendments to be offered, although there will be an attempt i believe in a moment to offer some. i'm disappointed in that because i thin

today president obama called governor brown about the drought. mr. obama expressed his concern and said the federal government will help in any way it can. to see just how bad the drought is and to find resources for saving water, head to our website, kpix.com/drought. >>> live look out in santa rosa tonight. no big downpours at this moment. but it did get a little wet today and any rain as we say is significant considering how dry we have been lately. i know you're getting tired of this. much different scene in the sierra nevada today. soggy snowy up in the high country and the rain expected to switch over to snow. it will also help replenish water supplies resorts use to make snow. paul deanno shows us what's on the way on our live hi-def doppler radar. paul. >> a little bit of an appetizer this morning. we had widespread drizzle, light rain showers in the north bay. ukiah a third inch of rain this morning. that is also shifted into the mountains. the radar is crystal clear over the bay area not exactly what we want to see, but we are seeing a lot

. >> yesterday governor brown spoke with president obama about the drought and as mrs. obama here tonight at least we had a little bit of rain. drizzling in the bay area. we have the possibility of another storm plus some significant snow fall the sierra sandhya. >> a lot of people happy about the snow in the sierra we got rip here. let me show you cop done seeing things moisten up again after watching live doppler 7hd and waiting we finally get very light rain around half moon bay. showing up on radar here. a lot of this not actually reaching the ground. not measuring in half moon bay. where's where it is measuring writ around the santa cruz mountain some light moderate returns in the sierra nevada snow has been falling and we do have an avalanche warning. enjoying the fresh powder up there to ski or snowboard remember the avalanche warning tom until tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. expecting another 7 inches of snow on top of what they got up in the high countr country. it's as much as 18 to 20 inches up in heavenly. let's look at picture

. >> yesterday governor brown spoke with president obama about the drought and as mrs. obama here tonight at least we had a little bit of rain. drizzling in the bay area. we have the possibility of another storm plus some significant snow fall the sierra sandhya. >> a lot of people happy about the snow in the sierra we got rip here. let me show you cop done seeing things moisten up again after watching live doppler 7hd and waiting we finally get very light rain around half moon bay. showing up on radar here. a lot of this not actually reaching the ground. not measuring in half moon bay. where's where it is measuring writ around the santa cruz mountain some light moderate returns in the sierra nevada snow has been falling and we do have an avalanche warning. enjoying the fresh powder up there to ski or snowboard remember the avalanche warning tom until tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. expecting another 7 inches of snow on top of what they got up in the high countr country. it's as much as 18 to 20 inches up in heavenly. let's look at picture

. >> yesterday governor brown spoke with president obama about the drought and as mrs.ma here tonight at least we had a little bit of rain. drizzling in the bay area. we have the possibility of another storm plus some significant snow fall the sierra sandhya. >> a lot of people happy about the snow in the sierra we got rip here. let me show you cop done seeing things moisten up again after watching live doppler 7hd and waiting we finally get very light rain around half moon bay. showing up on radar here. a lot of this not actually reaching the ground. not measuring in half moon bay. where's where it is measuring writ around the santa cruz mountainlight moderate returns in the sierra nevada snow has been falling and we do have an avalanche warning. enjoying the fresh powder up there to ski or snowboard remember the avalanche warning tom until tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory until noon tomorrow. expecting another 7 inches of snow on top of what they got up in the high countr country. it's as much as 18 to 20 inches up in heavenly. let's look at pictures and when

brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ms. yellen. when chairman bernanke came before this committee he noted two things. they were clearly aimed at housing. you have spoken about the real economy. i hope that means an emphasis on manufacturing because of its ripple effect. one concern is the monetary policy doesn't do enough to serve americans. last year a journalist described it as trickle-down economics. it boosts the price of assets like stocks and bonds, and in homes. we can enrich the wealthy on wall street, but it's not clear to me and the many americans who haven't seen a raise in a number of years that this policy increases wages and incomes for workers on main street. tell us how the monetary policy directly impacts families on main street and in ohio? >> to broadly benefit all americans, especially those who were seeing harm come to them and their families from high unemployment in a recovery, it has taken a long time and has been disappointing. it's true the policies the fed conducts when we implement monetary policy, drop

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mr. president. and coming up, former united states senator scott brown's take on the bridge, and duty, former secretary of defense gates' new book, and our poll tonight, what are the odds of an obama employee making anyone at the irs accountable? facebook or twee@w@wowowpg÷÷og >>> here with me, former massachusetts senator and fox news contributor scott brown. all right, senator, what do you think of an obama appointee, a federal prosecutor, zeroing in on a republican governor within 24 hours? >> shocked, judge. i mean, the fact that they can actually do something so quickly. they haven't done it before, but here they are doing it now. as you noted in your opening, don't forget fast and furious, too. there's a lot of unanswered questions there. we're all waiting to hear what they're going to do, and they have a habit of being -- >> you know what i find most shocking about fast and furious, is that the justice department sealed that whole indictment file, which is generally public information once the things start getting hot. so you're a lawyer. you understand how this stuff works. >> yeah. >> there'

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brown act. for the record i'm here to speak in front of inform of this commission i've been a city receipt for 45 years mr. thank you, your honor man please direct our words to the entire commission >> i will lower my voice. >> thank you. >> i speak on behalf of people that live in the city of san francisco i don't speak on behalf of myself. a lot of people contact me and want to know why i'm the only commuter speaker in front of of the forum and i appreciate their contacts because no one addresses issues that are directly involved if the city of san francisco. you talk here and compliment one other about the great job but the public pays for this and you don't understand that on any base whatsoever. i don't bring up things that i make up on my own. things that are never discussed in this commission. the last time i brought up on and on a newspaper article that was not discussed and now i bring to your attention out of the paper i don't necessary favor political comments because they backed the black panthers at large but they come up with various articles that no paper will publish. decembers issue taxes

mr. washington. excuse me. my and i'm suffering from a cold. i'm puzzleed i'm here to speak on the city government. talking about east lee and governor jerry brown. i've been telling you all for the record right now i've come to the conclusion you've executed all of us not to say all the citizens of san francisco you talk about the backlog and

mr. washington. excuse me. my and i'm suffering from a cold. i'm puzzleed i'm here to speak on the city government. talking about east lee and governor jerry brown. i've been telling you all for the record right now i've come to the conclusion you've executed all of us not to say all the citizens of san francisco you talk about the backlog and backlash but the blacks are last. it's not a mirror's. i have to pack my things like i did in 1234508 and i've 0 got to testify because they're talking about the redevelopment agency. you all have to you are not talking about you're in the footprints that dr. jackson has said has been corrupted for a number of years we're the result of it. i'll speak on the fillmore but the mission bay i know the brother jim jennifer would tell us i was with him. i'm one of his person that studied all he did but now you all in the mission bay and you over hunter view what have i done to the fillmore we've got the board of supervisors and we're the new era. we have no time for eras in the past that have failed. i like this

mr. uninvolved wants to become involved. >> don't get up on -- >> don't get up on you? >> this is the best brown. >> that looks beautiful. >> it is part of their new diy. this is crazy. >> tell us your roles in this whole project. >> i'm the foreman. that means i don't do anything. >> that means he talks. >> talk and try to keep it together -- she's kind of -- >> you do everything. >> i want to do everything. >> i can't screw in a light bulb but i'm proud of it. >> we turned around behind us and said this is such a beautiful home. who's is it? you said you weren't sure. >> it's her house. i live there. you've heard that song. >> it is true. i know you have expensive taste. >> i have to keep it on budget. i don't want it to budge. >> how does that work for you? >> doesn't work good at all. there's a lot of things i did not get. >> what? >>> a special couch i wanted. i didn't get it. >> maybe you're getting it for valentine's day. not promising anything. >> thank you for pointing that out and spending i money. give you my wallet. >> this is part of the room. >> in the room and kitchen i fell in lo

mrs. linda marie macdonald >>> he is about to make it official. i'm anne makovec live outside the state building in san francisco where governor jerry brown is expectedt emergency. >> president obama is set to unveil new rules for gathering nsa intelligence. why critics say it won't be enough to enough to curb government spying. >> continuing dry warm weather, more records today we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >> a gravel truck spilled a lot of gravel on southbound 680 and it is causing some damage to cars in pleasanton. we'll have the latest on the delays coming up. >> good morning. it's friday, january 17. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. tgif! good to have you with us. it's 5:30. we have been dry for so long, it's clear we are now in a drought. today it will become official in california. anne makovec is at the state building here in san francisco where the governor will be there later this morning to declare a drought emergency. anne. >> reporter: he has been under pressure for weeks to declare a drought emergency. that opens us up for more federal funding to help with this situation. governor brown expe

mr. president. commissioner torres >> going back to the f y the conceptual bio solids digestive some people think that's to the moving along. >> we awarded the contract to a partnership with the brown and caldwell and - >> so the concern is it's not moving fast enough. >> well, it's difficult to see the conceptual design from the neighborhood but i can physically see it. >> we should have been further along there were delays. >> we were having some but we've been here for a year and . >> i think there's also a - there's on time and there's on time and there's on time and the project is scheduled at the moment. that's fine we're on time i think what dr. jackson talks about we've been messing with that for a long time. so from that standpoint imprisoning the exceptions we couldn't be on time enough. we'll also be late >> obviously before you or i arrived this project was in the works. >> i'm the general manager for infrastructure. we came to the commission for permission to award to brown and cold case wall the planning it was approved and issued and we're on schedule. our counter schedule is for the analysis to be golden gate done at the end of the year and into the environmental ph

mr. chairman. and, governor, you demonstrated your wisdom early by going to brown university in providence, rhode island -- [laughter] and everything else after that is, i know, anticlimactic. but when you're confirmed as the chairman of the federal reserve, it'll be be consistent with your record of wise selections and wise choices. chairman bernanke has indicated that many times our fiscal policy and our monetary policy have been working at cross-purposes. the federal reserve has been quantitative easing, they've been trying to get an expansive policy in place, and we have been contracting; shutting the government down. we anticipate, and i hope we can avoid this, but we're going to end unemployment insurance abruptly december 31st. how would your job and, obviously, the size and scope of your portfolio and everything else, the question's been asked today, be affected if our fiscal policy was complementary to your monetary policy? >> well, senator, i agree that fiscal policy has been working at cross-purposes to monetary policy. i certainly recognize the importance of the objective of putting the u.s.

mrs. reagan? >> weiss: nancy reagan being on the sitcom solidified "diff'rent strokes" as being, like, the show at the time. >> brownit really fostered family time. so you usually watch the shows with your family, and then if there was some type of issue, you'd talked with it--with your family about it afterwards. >> narrator: "diff'rent strokes" had in fact become famous for several special episodes tackling everything from teen crime to eating disorders. but it was a special episode in season five called "the bicycle man" starring gordon jump that may be the most memorable. >> weiss: "diff'rent strokes" kind of led the way for the "very special" sitcom episode. they--they're famous for their child-molestation episode, where this friendly bicycle dealer becomes good friends and offers pie and shows pornographic cartoons to arnold and his friend dudley. >> now we're gonna take some pictures, and we're gonna have another little sip of wine, and we're gonna take some more pictures. and--so gimme--strike a pose for me there. yeah, let's see what you do. hey, that's great, guys. guys, we're just gonna have a great time

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