mr. casey. >>> mike casey, the hotel workers union local 2 here today seeking that you continue this piece of legislation. there's been a lot of discussion about boards like good government, transparency, fully vetted. there was a time when any round tables would be inclusive of the san francisco labor council. to date there has been no notification of any or invitation to attend such meetings. clearly there are two visions here as to the best way to address needed change in ceqa. there is supervisor wiener's and there is the emerging supervisor kim's which has not yet been fully discussed. it only seems to me if we're going to talk about good government, we should have those two alternatives side by side so that we can compare and contrast and make some decisions, informed decisions about what the best way to proceed is. so, i would appeal to you to continue this for at least the time that it takes for supervisor kim's to get out there and for the public to review both pieces of legislation. t

yourselves, but your families and that you are willing to take care of this city and my kudos to mr. casey and mr. dundey. and how important it is that we do find our way forward in agreements particularly significant agreements like this labor agreement between the hotel workers and the hotels themselves. this is an incredible part of our economy, but also an incredible part of who we are as a city. the hotel is really the first thing that a lot of visitors against -- get a sense of the warmth that they feel everyday. i have felt that going to hotels world class hotels. you find people working with a smile because they have confidence that they are taking care of themselves as well. congratulations, everybody. congratulations to the city of san francisco, too. >> we'll have the team members. i just like to say on behalf of the mayor and local team members, this deal is good for city of san francisco. it takes care of our team members, it takes care of our guest. but what's going on, the building, construction, the new companies coming to the city, our goal is to welcome them and if we hav

yourselves, but your families and that you are willing to take care of this city and my kudos to mr. casey and mr. dundey. and how important it is that we do find our way forward in agreements particularly significant agreements like this labor agreement between the hotel workers and the hotels themselves. this is an incredible part of our economy, but also an incredible part of who we are as a city. the hotel is really the first thing that a lot of visitors against -- get a sense of the warmth that they feel everyday. i have felt that going to hotels world class hotels. you find people working with a smile beca

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casey. this is the woman i met in the desert. hello, it's a pleasure to meet you. how do you do, mr. mendoza? welcome to our restaurant.. oh, if you're hungry this is the right place to be. well, come sit down. here, please. here? here you are. alberto. um, let me tell you what are the specials tonight. papa... let me tell you what the specials are tonight. what a charming restaurant you have, mr. mendoza. well, thank you. we've worked very hard to build a good reputation. but soon it will belong to our sons. my wife and i are retiring. you see, my father's trying to bring me back into the business... but i think one son's enough. well, forget about the specials, huh? i recommend the chicken enchiladas. that sounds good. i'll have the chicken enchiladas, please. and i'll have the chile poblano relleno. muy bien. i'll bring a bottle of wine for the table. great. thank you. i didn't expect to meet your parents. relax. i can tell they like you. that's not the point. ♪ y volver, volver... ♪ ♪ volver... ♪ ♪ volver... ♪ she seems nice, huh? she's pretty. he always finds the pretty girls but i'm really concerned... don't star

mr. president, that in the new age of conciliatory behavior, that members of the public like mike casey and like the last gentleman who spoke, not be questioned in such an aggressive and offensive way. or alternatively, that individuals -- and let me name names like frank noto who is being paid for his behavior -- be addressed in the same way. thank you for the opportunity to address you. i suggest you continue this item. i hope that you can resolve this in a reasonable amount of time. if i were president of the board, i would say it could be done in two or three weeks. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good evening, supervisors. my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm a contractor/developer. supervisor wiener, i'd like to thank you for bringing this forward. i've been developing buildings here in the city for the last 20 years and this has just been going on and on. the one thing we want to, when we have finished the process, the approval process, we do not want ceqa to continue afterwards because as a developer, we see that as a way of prolonging and delaying the project. can he

mr. chair, the vacancy notice was posted on march 28, 2013, and it was my understanding that it was communicated to ms. casey. >> the notifications were quite a while, but that was only for seats 2 and 6. the first time that i saw it up was on april 9th and that's when i circulated it. i'm not opposing the candidate, but i'm just letting you know -- usually this item there are several people applying. but the committee specifically told people that the only seats that would be heard were seats 2 and 6. >> okay, thank you. here's my thoughts for the four people that spoke today. there's four openings and i feel comfortable with all four. so, it's a matter whether we want to accommodate them for a particular seat. i think what we have to do if we wanted to is to ask ms. raija freeman whether she'd be interested in seat 5. and [speaker not understood] and there is strong recommendations for seat 4 ~ tony faataui [speaker not understood]. and [speaker not understood] for seat 6. i'm throwing it out there for a discussion matter. >> clearly we've heard from candidates that were applying for seat number 2 and seat

mr. president, i hope -- >> harry reid there on the senate floor speaking right now. casey hunt still with us as well as perry bacon. casey, the question is will a vote happen and if so, when? >> harry reid is trying to decide that right now, and republicans can stand in the way of that. they face some practical limitations. if you'll remember, rand paul had to step off the floor after his filibuster because he needed to use the restroom. so they'll face similar rules this time if they're going to stand in the way of it, they're going to have a limited way of doing so. reid could handle it in a way if they get a compromise that puts this off until monday, that delay would actually probably be a good thing for the bill's prospects. he could also decide to go forward with what he has and that's what even senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, the top republicans in the senate, has also threatened to filibuster. if he did that, we could see a vote as early as thursday. >> okay. that's the timing for us. perry, want to move to you. putting the guns issue in perspective, the na

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mr. grassley: before i speak on this bill, i would like to ask unanimous consent about detailees being on the floor here during the debate so i ask unanimous consent that mike lotus, paul casey and stefan -- steven sewell have floor privileges during the remainder of the 113th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i ask consent to set aside the pending amendment and call up my amendment and ask for its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report weu8 report -- will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from iowa, mr. glals, propose amendment numbered 725. mr. grassley: that cons students the reading of the amendment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: the senate will vote on the amendment i'm offering for senator cruz, senator graham and many others and we offer it as a substitute. i believe that the underlying bill infringes on the second-amendment rights of law-abiding gun owners, and it does not provide for adequate measures against criminals who commit gun violence. my approach is much better than the manchin-toomey amendment. the current background check database called nics is broken. not

mr. prime minister, it's always nice to see you. thanks very much. >> thanks, matt. >>> coming up, the courtroom battle over who has the rights to sell casey anthony's life story. we have a live report. >>> and ryan seacrest profiles the next big thing in baseball. but first, this is "today" on nbc. in >>> still ahead one of the nation's leadsing pastors the target of an elaborate internet hoax. >>> a woman who claims she was abandoned in a remote jungle as a child and raised by monkeys. is she for real? we'll find out. but first your local news and weather. >> tarzana. >> yeah. to something new ♪ ♪ ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ is folgers in your cup ♪ the best ♪art of wakin' up ♪ (vo) purina cat chow. 50 years of feeding great relationships. ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. eat tomato sauce on my spaghetti. the acidic levels in some foods can cause acid erosion. the enamel starts to wear down. and you can't grow your enamel back. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel