okay, mr. buck then, let's hear from you. >> good evening commissioners, chris buck, with urban forestry. go to overhead. we received an application in april for the removal of two trees, one -- we actually received an application from the applicant for the removal of this tree, it was one tree, the tree that broke in half. while they were on site we noticed they had a dead tree in the front yard setback area and we brought that to their attention that it requires permit. so the application to remove one treel turned ed into an application to remove two trees, the street tree on the left and the one on the right in this photo. the public right of way is approximately designated in the red line. everything to the left of this image is in the right of way. the property line is approximately where this red line is located so the olive tree is within 10 feet and would require a permit in order for park merced to remove that tree. the tree on private property, the significant tree is dead and if the tree

. >> we can hear from the department now mr. buck. >> good evening commissioners, chris buck, acting urban forester with department of public works. i'm at a tree hearing on august 25, 2014 and the findings of the department were outlined in order number 182947. the department supported keeping the trees in the tree basis. i have app few photos, but the basic findings are although i.t.'s unusual to have four trees crammed into a single tree planting location, the four trees are coexisting rather well. we'll go to overhead. some of the lower prawns could be pruned to provide more clearance for the pedestrians so pay sis for denial was that we felt that with some pruning and improvements this would be a very adequate path of travel for pedestrians and motorists. one recommendation would be to allow the removal of the smaller sand palm circled in red on the right and the removal of the plant -- an aloe plant on the left. is that's another view. we believe moving the smaller palm, again, the department's decision was to deny the request,

the following photos will explain why we think that the tree should be saved as mr. buck stated the tree is healthy and the lean has been corrected and you can see that the tree is growing up right and that the arborist report that you have shows that this tree is not any more likely to blow over in a wind storm than any other healthy tree in san francisco. the next one, shows the repairs to the sidewalk, that were done to about 6 trees along there, and after a year of there was no damage to the tree and the roots and the damage is not likely to happen for a long time. here is a photo that shows that the para transit van, and in this photo, you can see that the van is not going to be affected by the branches over the roadway, and also, it shows that the branches do not extend over the path of travel. and on the sidewalk. and in this photo, i just wanted to show that it was unlikely for anyone to bump their head on the tree and even supervisor weiner visited the tree on wednesday and he is tall, and it would not be, and so, lastly, here is the, and a view of the lovely row

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mr. kelly's canteen. kelly bucked on him and the man threw a punch at kelly and kelly responded with a couple himself. >> this happens every thursday. someone gets canteen day and the fact, it happens in jail. either you strong or you weak. show a sign of weakness, someone will take your stuff. if you don't, they learn to respect. hey, you can't take his stuff. he's not going to go for that. >> kelly is in on charges of kidnapping and possession of a violent crime. he's pled not guilty. >> i'm not the type of person to go out and just look for trouble. my mom told me, if you look for trouble, you'll find it. >> kelly has been both convicted and accused of violent attacks in the past. at the time of latest arrest, he was out on bond on charges of assaulting a police officer, unlawful possession of a firearm and criminal domestic violence to which he's also pled not guilty. but more significantly, when kelly was 14 years old, he killed a man. >> 14 going on 15 years old. i ended up running the streets with my brothers a

mr. keyon. in the senate, the same language -- buck mckeon.n the senate, the same language is supported by barbara boxer and senator feinstein. you can't get any more bipartisan than that. fiscal responsibility -- c.b.o. says this bill costs the government zero dollars and zero cents. you can't get a lower cost estimate on a bill than that. environmental stewardship -- this bill's supported by the sierra club, and this land will become the gateway to the new san gabriel mountains national monument. local consensus building -- this bill has the support of local leaders and legislators, governor jerry brown, the local lease owner and virtually everyone involved in public life in santa clarita, which is los angeles county's third argest city. tireless tenacity for the public good is exemplified by our friend, buck mckeon. 22 years in congress and i believe 22 years focused on this problem. and now on what we hope -- only because we hope for a smooth day, what may very well be his last legislative day, we have a chance to solve this problem in a w

according to his memoirs and nixon's, was struggling for something to say that would buck the president up . kissinger said, "mr. president, historians will be kind to you in the future." this was nixon's answer -- i've been fortunate to write histories of nexen, bush, and tonight of gerald ford. the series of the presidency is one of the prestigious places to place a menu script on the presidency. i am proud to be with them, and proud to have those books here for you. if when you read them, you have anything to say to me about them, by all means, e-mail me, and i will have an undergraduate didn't respond. -- an undergraduate student respond. [laughter] withi wanted to do tonight president forward is i guess a little bit unorthodox. when i did president bush here with you, i try to do a tour de force of everything that happened with president bush from the time that he took office until the time that he left after the defeat by bill clinton. i want to kind of compact that tonight and talk with you about what is the most often asked about geralde ford. i have the opportunity to interview president toward -- pres

mr. we left a message. no response yet. i spoke this afternoon to the bucks county consumer advocate.e're sending complainants his way. go to myfoxphilly.com. we'll link to you that contact information. by the way i've also received out to the bristol borough police who we are told are investigating. if the store has simply moved, we'd like to know where. if they have closed, anna wants and frankly deserves her money back. lucy? >> if anybody can track down that owner it's you, bruce. keep us posted. >> it will be double the fun at philadelphia and camden rink in the new year. philadelphia mayor michael nutter and camden mayor dana redd announced plans for the big evening at the sugar house casino. they're joining forces to make the waterfront the best place to celebrate the new year. the fireworks on the waterfront in both cities will light the skies at 6:00 p.m. and again at midnight. >> there will be great viewing opportunities for the fireworks both shows at wiggins park in camden, at penn's landing and at sugar house casino. >> don't forget the 2016 mummers parade has new route.

mr. wilson: thank you, chairman mckeon, for yielding. america appreciates chairman buck mckeon and his wife for their extraordinary dedicated service to promote a strong military defense and the well-being of service members and their military families. i wish them god speed for their future success. the chairman will be greatly missed. as chairman of the house arm aed services sub-- arm aed services subcommittee on military personnel, and i'm very grateful i had the pleasure of working with susan davis of california, i've been grateful to serve with chairman mckeon to draft this bill. supporting our service members and providing necessary resources for our military families and veterans is the primary function of the federal government. with the hopeful passage today of the national defense authorization act, we will help achieve this goal and he sure our national security remains in -- and ensure our national security remains in tact. today are provisions that the house and senate has agreed upon that will help keep american families safe and make sure our brave men an

he has a good case, likely wins a lot of bucks, clara, send the dog to that lawyer's house. maybe the dog can sue for rabi rabies. mrllegal suing border patrol had his day in court does the dog have to testify. >> this country really is going to the dogs. timothy, my fear that dog will be put to sleep but al sharpton continues barking into insights gotten -- inciteing god knows what. and this case just shows how en genius lawyers can interpret the law. i am told legal. >> word of advice, you future illegals, break in, get bit, hit pay dirt, disgusting. >> a malprice to pay for minor flesh wounds, make out like a bandit for being a bandit. >> suing because a dog bit you? that is like you suing the ponderosa but pa buffett guy for slapping your wrist for trying to steel the beef for a third time. i think we're just arguing over something silly, regardless. this guy, was doing whatever he was doing illegally, now he is suing us because he was roughed up when he was here. this is crazy. rebecca. i am with you. i get so frustrated with the craziness of laws, you can go to facebook.com/teamcavuto tell me what you think. t

having bucked the republican party to go to work for mr., he may have thought the special political privileges of a convert would insulate him from flying too close to the sun. perhaps he thought he could weather the lethal inner circle of mr. obama's white house so pointedly criticized by two of his predecessors, robert gates and leon panetta. in the aftermath of mr. hagel's downfall, the name of the national security adviser, susan rice, flows like a poison river. this is a woman with a history of sharp elbows in every job she's held, but ms. rice's long-time association with mr. obama exempts her from banishment. the boss likes her and that's enough in the obama inner circle. to the rescue rides ashton b. carter, a pentagon whiz kid and medieval scholar with the requisite ivy league degrees, a physicist by trade and a veteran of the defense bureaucracy. there is some hand wringing about how the new secretary will approach foreign policy. one so muddled that, in its efforts to stop isis terrorists, the u.s. now finds itself, along with ir

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mr. president, do you agree -- >> rushing out shouted questions in an event senatorred on foreign trade. >> we are talking about exports, thank you. >> part of the goal buck up morale among agency employees. >> c. i.a. officers operating in very very dangerous places and are doing that in behalf of their fellow americas. so there is some concern. >> as called for accountability mount, he was clearly uncomfortable with all the scrutiny for an agency comfortable of staying in the shadows. >> i think there's more than enough transparency, that has happened i think it is over the top. >> >> and one other thing that he said on the osama bin laden raid he says that some people, some detainees who were subject to the so called enhanced techniques did provide information that was useful for the operation to go up against osama bin laden but still, not drawing that direct cause and effect . >> there are conflicting reports on with he died from heart failure or was killed in clashes with israeli soldiers. more now from jerusalem. >> is and disagreement on how he died is increasing tension between israeli governments. but the popular -- a man described as an officer

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mr. stone. last night, we continued our searches in locations he was known to frequent. places that we thought he might be secreting himself. as you know, we followed up on leads in bucks county. at this moment, it appears that those leads were not valid. and so we have discontinued following up on those right now. if anything new comes up, we will continue to pursue it. last night we searched his forensic evidence, his car, his home, and we were able to find evidence of value there. and yesterday began the very harrowing process of conducting six autopsies which continues into today. so those are not complete. today, we have multijurisdictional teams standing out in montgomery county. and in particular, the northwestern part of the county where the suspect is known to reside and frequent. we obviously have an active homicide investigation and we have a search for a suspect. and primarily right now, with the suspect on the loose, ensuring the safety of the community. if you look around the room, there are new photographs we have for you, they're on the board. they'll be provided for you electronically. that is the most recent -- if you look to the left, that's the most

mr. president. thank you for your competence. -- confidence. interviews with retiring members of congress, dave camp and buck mckeon. their thoughts on congress in the future. in this preview, congressman camp recalls calling president ford. buck mckeon talks about the regulatory word faced buys -- the regulatory burden faced by businesses today. >> i want hard on welfare reform and trade issues. at that time the steering -- you knew what you were in a government process. it was a campaign and about the votes on the committee who determines who gets a seat on the committee. you are talking to every member and there was a particular member that i was not -- that was not for me, and i do not know what to do, and out of the blue, i dialed the president's office. i had met him a few times. i knew him. his secretary answered the phone and said, hold, and he got on the phone, and said, dave, how are you? he said i used to the leader, and they only a favor. that persons that anybody who gets the president to call me, i am for. i told susan ford that wants. it was a changing moment for me and he was very gracious and the fa

mr. president >> who should answer for those people >>> a third of the world's billionaires live in america according to forbes magazine. while not are all politically active, many are spending big buckscharles and david koch are the biggest spenders but they are just two of the well known billionaires who have spent billions of dollars to benefit mostly republican. jors soros is one of the leftists who have put their money behind the democrats. i am joined by darrell west, vice president and director of governance studies at the bro brookings institution. bill yon airs, flex on the upper crust. good to have you with us. you quote forbes that american billionaires who controlled a trillion dollars in assets 10 years ago have seen fortunate more than double since then. they feel a lot to spend on the candidates and the issues that they care about. but there has always been wealthy people interested in influencing politics. is today any different than the past? >> today is different from the past in the sense that there are more rich people. the people who are wealthy have more resources and these individuals are pioneer can much more actistist models of politics. for example, the koch

mr. mckeon's predecessor, had made it a priority to, number one, work with the other side. buck, from the very moment he was elected and the moment i was elected as ranking, reached out to me and made sure that bipartisanship started at the top and flowed down throughout the entire committee. the second piece of it is, the absolute commitment to getting the bill done no matter what. again, chairman mckeon has just been outstanding in that regard. it's been a tough, tough four years. many challenges have cropped up but we have met every one of them and been able to get the bill done. i thank him for his leadership. i also want to thank chairman levin on the senate side. he's retiring. last year as chairman. he showed a similar commitment and he had an even more difficult time over there. he and senator inhofe were having a conversation couple days ago as we were trying to figure out how to do this which they were trying to explain to us the senate rules. look, i'm never going to understand them. don't explain them. nothing i can do about it. that's up to you. so senator levin has

bucks an hour, not going to break anyone. >> certainly more people would want to work. mr. bill o'reilly is correct about that.ve for me now. >> next year, a total of 29 states will have a minimum wage higher than the federal wage of 7.25 an hour. >>> a convicted killer in custody after a terrifying six hour stand-off with police. the armed suspect who was wanted for breaking parole barricaded himself in an apartment along with two women and with several children. at one point he called our fox affiliate in minneapolis and had a chilling conversation for more than an hour. listen. >> i have absolutely nothing to lose. apparently fools in helmets think that they're invincible from a face shot. >> police used tear gas before the suspect was removed on a stretcher. all the women and children are safe. >>> and what dot words polar express, and others have in common? americans say they're annoying and should be banned forever. one more word making the list. ♪ >> you heard it. it's bang. the slang term for babe. made popular by the hit song "come get it bay." those are your headlines. >> bay? >> i don't even know wh

buck. this is going to be similar to what the debate will be here in the committee as part of tax reform, making the choice along those lines. mr. bogle. >> one, you don't get first. >> one thing we would do is eliminate the larger reductions or how the tax credit instead of a tax reduction which will and tax large investors the most. i would not do that in that situation. >> very good. >> i would expand the system to make sure more small employers were easily able to offer plans so a starter k. >> similar answer to remove the disincentives and small employers to start those plans. >> in one way you would like to do that. >> dr. madrian. >> you don't get to $5 billion in your 401(k) or ira by investing up to the limits we currently have and putting it into mutual funds. you get there by putting it into employer stock and getting really, really lucky. for every winner with employer stock, there's lots of losers whose companies go bankrupt. i don't think it makes sense to encourage gambling to the tax code by allowing employer stock as an investment option in taxpayer savings plans. >> you support a change in that area quite >> y

buck, unquote, pension stripping for the system is, unquote without substantiating data. we need to hear facts and figures policy proposals, not slogans. i want to thank you again, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. let me say bye to personally extend a special welcome to my fellow utah, mr. scott bends. scott and his company have done excellent work helping you time save for retirement and i'm especially grateful that you would travel all the way from utah to be here today to help us make this a useful hearing. thank you for being here. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator hatch. you are right to stress the bipartisan tradition in this committee is focusing on the savings incentives, particularly to create opportunity for folks to get into the middle class. i look forward to pursuing that with you and in pursuit of an approach that is fact turbine, that is why we asked the government accountability office to help us get an assessment of the most recent development in savings and at that point, with whatever the bills are called, you and i will be able to lead in a bipartisan way and i look forward to pursuing not. now we've got six witnesses. we have

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