and we have a man at the top right now, we call him mr. clean, mohammed nuru, mr. park. he's mr. clean, that's our road show, who is so, so, so committed to making this city park sparkle. i want to bring him up so he can say thank you and let him say a few words. talk a little about our joint giants sweet program. once this event is over we're going to work together to keep this place sparkling. so, mr. clean, come on up. (applause) >> thank you, mr. parks. what a beautiful day. (applause) >> so, i'm very happy on the partnership that we have with the recreation and parks department, from the department of public works, all these bond projects. thanks to the voters, thanks to the community. we've been all working together and this is the result, what you see is a beautiful park. from dpw, lizy hirsch, our project manager making sure all the details, all the visions of the community had when the park was being built, the benches, all the nice stone work, all the plants, that they all came together to make this beautiful space. a big hand for lizy, please, and her leadership. (appla

mr. clean came up with a product they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr. clean's magic eraser ♪ >> so what was the first official white house car? the that 51 cars were made before his chicago company folded. with or without a tucker, la may' vintage car collection is named world largest in the 1998 world records. it includes the classics as roadster, duesenberg, and harold now in his late 70s starts to worry what will become of his beloved ooze when he's gone. charlie maxwell was friends with harold for over 30 years. >> what did harold want to happen with his collection. >> he wanted his collection preserved. 346rk had au. >> it isn't he but his heirs, including son doug and grandson eric who will have the enormous burden of housing and maintaining all these cars. >> did he think what he had amassed and what his family would

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they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr. cleanuct that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr. clean's magic eraser ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ hap -- ♪ i can't sing the rest of the song. if i did, it would cost fox lots of money because the rights to "happy birthday" are owned by warner music. jeesh, they bought the rights in 1998, and now people pay them about $2 million a year to use the song and movies and tv shows. intellectual property laws have teeth. one guy thinks he can get around the law by changing small things. he made this youtube clip which has been watched half a million times. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> cute, but lawyers tell me that probably does not make this video legal. one thing, though, that does make copying legal is parody. if you take someone's work but change it to make a joke about it, that's not a copyright violation, and that's good for intellectual freedom but not such a good thing for people like

let's vote on the clean spending bill today. mr. speaker i ask unanimous consent that the house bring up h.r. 861 the clean department of homeland security funding bill, that would keep the department open so it can carry out the mission of keeping the american people safe. the speaker pro tempore: as the chair previously advised, that request cannot be entertained absent appropriate clearance. for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. gingrich gingrich mr. speaker i rise -- gungun mr. speaker i rise -- gunegune mr. speaker, i -- mr. guinta: mr. speaker, i rise today to talk about our marines. gagnon was selected and participated in what is arguably the most celebrated american flag raising in our nation's history. immortalized by a.p. photographer joe rosenthal, six u.s. marines raised the colors above the mount on the fifth day of the month-long battle for iwo jima. born to imgraints -- immigrants from quebec, he grew up in manchester, new

. >> businesses come together to rally behind mr mr's clean -- maryland's clean energy act. >>> we're looking at cold temperatures. starting to dip below freezing in some of the northern suburbs. damascus is 33. martinsburg down to 31. watch for the slick spots this morning and get ready for a colder afternoon. ail he have your monday foreca >>> we have a yellow alert this morning due to slick spots that are doving right now as temperatures are -- developing right now as temperatures are falling below freezing. the ground is cold enough with all the water around we're developing slickness here and there. take it easy and get ready for a cold day. winds are going to pick up. cold air will move in so temperatures will actually drop off into the upper 20s and low 30s this afternoon with windchills as you're coming home or picking upth ones at the bus -- up little ones at the bus stop, temperatures in the teens. now larry and timesaver traffic. >>> the ramp from waterside drive to the northbound rock creek parkway is closed due to a broken down snowplow. you want to be mindful of that. th

his nickname was mr. clean, i think, but if you do not know anything about elliott richardson, you should read up on him. he brought the administration a lot of people who had reputations and records that really were quite distinctive. this gave it a character and cast that i think helped restore people's faith in government. >> tell us more about leavy's specific reforms. he proposed guidelines for the fbi and talked about surveillance reforms. he had quite a record. tell us about it. >> attorney general leavy -- this was a time when executive power, the power of the president, was under great attack. the attorney general, edward leavy, believed that substantial executive power exists, but in contrast, as michael said, to the current climate where each branch -- perhaps even including the court -- seems to be asserting its maximum authority in either let the courts decide what the limits are, let political process decide what the limits are, president ford shared with edward leavy the idea of government by dis

about the direction that the commission and this staff were taking in terms of cleaning up these laws and these laws are, as mr. manarti, a clean up issue and -- it's going to improve the data base that a reporter can compare. the third party reports, they're interpreted so many ways. you have one person reported the total value as a mailler and seems -- the reality is that portion was the candidate's name written as an endorsement the next person who might be able to afford attorneys at a firm and have more resources and say you only have to disclose this portion. so it creates inaccurate see because it's not consistency. cy because it's not consistency. clen what we have now. -- let's clean where we're starting from and go with the suggestions we're hearing from the public. i encourage -- these are clean up changes. we have to start from clean scratch and look at different proposals, if we think it's daunting now, it's a big pack now. i suggest after we go through a few public hearing and heard more about what people are recommending, it's going to be a thicker packet at the next meeting. i recommend we appr

clean up process. >> all right. thank you very much. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, mr. richie i want to say it didn't fit well, that rate payers are frovpt the costs to do the clean up and the gun club be responsibilities for the contamination is really it seems like a conflict that rate payers are having to deal with that i know in 2007 the board passed a resolution urging a stronger roll in 2007 for the water system or supply for the city so let me verify you said the gun club is out by 2018 and evacuating the premises. >> yes. >> for the future there will be different rvps but some kind of use that we're adhere to the protection of the water quality and the lake merced as a back up for the city. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you appreciate you're being here we may have more questions to the budget analyst report. >> mr. rose to your report. >> yes. mr. chair on page 4 of the report we recorded the puc's request to clean up the contaminated soil and replacement soil at the lake merced site is $22 million plus to date 5 hundred plus is appropriated from th

pass a clean bill to fund this department like your colleagues in the senate have done and continue to hold out to get something that -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kildee: i think this is time for us to get back to the serious business of the american people and pass a clean bill to fund this essential function. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed with an amendment h.r. 240, making appropriations for the department of homeland security for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2015, and for other purposes, in which the concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: madam speaker, there it is. that's the bill the senate finally passed. it's been six weeks, i said three weeks earlier, i'm corrected it's six weeks the house passed a funding bill for the homeland security department. six week

mr. mayor. as you know clean air is on our minds and environmental and community based organizations i'm really grateful of to learn of your commitments last week in support of renewable energy and advancing power sf. following this past saturday's massive march for climate in oakland is the largest in history and the delay in san francisco where we are now closer than ever to realizing the environmental and economic benefits to 2013 energy system can provide. san francisco can now thrive in it's national leadership to justice. you want a complete plan for cleaner energy no later than december 2015. however a final plan cannot be determined until other concrete steps have been taken to advance the program. a report ordering by our local agency formation commission which i sit down with supervisors avalos, campos and breed and others and also developed by enernex, an independent consultant, this report details action this city must take prior to finalizing it's plan to cleanpowersf. one for procuring energy contracts and administering cost and not to exceed rates and this will ensure that cleanp

clean homeland security bill? to that end, i urge this whole house to join me today in defeating the previous question so that my colleague, mr. hastings can offer an amendment to provide a clean full-year appropriations bill for the department of homeland security. and i yield back and i thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings:r.er thank u so very much. mr. speaker, i thank my friend, the gentleman from georgia, for yielding me the 30 minutes. and i rise obviously in opposition to the rule and underlying bills because neither of these measures will keep the department of homeland security from shutting down in three days. now, something that i'm sure that is of vital interest to my friend from georgia, who is an advocate, continuously and has been since being on the rules committee and here in congress, of having an open process. i would only urge that we understand that the last congress 113th, was the most closed congress in the history of all of the house of representatives. yet at this point in this, the 114th congress,

. >> are you ruling out a clean bill? mr. speaker, do you think the senate should act?ashion. he had tears in his eyes at the beginning of that. i don't think he was crying over the dhs fight. i think he was perhaps crying over -- he was talking about education shortly before that. we'll get to dana bash later to figure this out. as you heard, john boehner is standing tough when it comes to dhs funding. >>> in other news this morning, we're hearing testimony from the "american sniper" trial for the first time. the judge wouldn't allow the audio to be played until after the verdict. that happened late last night. jurors found eddie ray routh guilty in the murders of chris kyle and chad littlefield. ed lavandera looks at the moments of the trial we couldn't show you until now. >> reporter: eddie ray routh has been an enigma as the man that killed chris kyle and chad littlefield but the world never heard routh until now. this is him confessing to the murder wearing clothes he wore to the gun range that day. chad littlefield's blood still staining his boots. >> it's not wha

mr. speaker, i rise yet again today in support of a clean homeland security funding bill. first, mr. speaker though, i want to thank my colleague, patrick mchenry, for the tribute he gave a few moments ago to his predecessor in the 10th congressional district of north carolina, cass ballenger. who passed away last week. cass ballenger was a treasured colleague of mine. he and i came to the house together, the class of 1986. we worked together on a number of matters, teacher recruitment, disaster relief. cass used his time here and the work of his foundation to reach out to some of the neediest people in the hemisphere in latin america and addressing their health care needs. he came here after a successful business career. he was a man of great good will good humor. someone who was a great favorite on both sides of the aisle. so i'm happy to join patrick mchenry and other colleagues in remembering cass ballenger. paying tribute to his years of good citizenship and service. now, at this moment, mr. speaker, we are 38 hours away from a department of homeland security shutdown. which wil

. >> mr. clean magic eraser toilet scrubber.s right off and is scented with febreze. >> look at that. swifer. >> this steam boost is great because it's affordable. at about $50 it is cheaper than other steam mops. it removes the dirt here super easily. >> i'm trying to shop here but everything is glued to the floor. ellen miller, thank you so much. we're back with more on "today." . >> let's squeeze in special birthday wishes. hey, willard. >> new york new york. that show there. happy birthday. estelle moore is from pennsylvania and 100 years old. she bakes beach cobbler with smuckers jelly. anna colucci is from new jersey and 100 years old today. her favorite thing is to watch al roker on television. she loves his weather forecast. she is a class a lady. from ridgeville ohio is 100 years old today and loves model trains. this is george from palm bay, florida. 100 years old today. and one of his big things in life that keeps him young is spores. you can't beat it. i love birthdays. nice parties and ice cream. come see us. >> all

mr. speaker, the clean full-year d.h.s. funding bill was negotiated in good faith on a bicameral, bipartisan basis and it addresses the most pressing needs of the department to protect this country from harm. the president would sign that bill today and we should send it to him. i urge my colleagues to put the safety of our country first and defeat the previous question to make in order the consideration of h.r. 861, the clean homeland security funding bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: let's go back over a couple of points in the process where my friends and i disagree. again, tax legislation comes here under a closed rule almost always. democrats do it, republicans do it. second point, i bet these provisions we are discussing here today will at some point this year, if not in this legislation, almost certainly will be extended in place. all we're trying to do is move them early so

just very briefly, i would like to applaud staff's effort to clean up the contribution limits that mr. manarti just reviewed with you. it's respects to limits and it performs with a case law imposed by the u.s. supreme court and the district court here in the 9th circuit. thank you. speaker: so i'm happy to hear from other commissioners on this particular one. i mean, to me this one seems pretty clear. if we think we need to defer it to another meeting, i'm happy to consider this with other issues, but i also don't want to have to revisit things that we've already addressed. you know, to mr. bush's point, i also don't think that we have to deal with all c fro changes in one meeting. there's other c fro changes we can address. i do think mr. bush raises a good point if there are things that we haven't addressed that we should be, let's take those up. i don't know that we should holdup all proposed changes because it doesn't include everyone we want to change in c fro. but i open it up to my fellow commissioners. speaker: i'm prepared to move that we -- on decision point 1 that we appro

you have got to clean that out mr. cam lot or am i wrong. >> no you are right.s the thing we try to teach the students in the journalism program. i hate to keep coming back to it, but mistakes can be made. >> they are not mistakes though. it comes from the top. and you see the roster of network executives and you see their political leanings david, you know them all. you interview brian williams. >> bill, look, one of the things that outraged me and people thought i wrote about it too much but i will give you an example and i think it goes to what you are saying. they gave brian williams a prime time news magazine, rock center, which is a big deal. what was one of the things he did? they brought in chelsea clinton at $600,000 a year as a special correspondent and he showcased her. she had not a lick of journalistic training. in fact, on the 2008 campaign trail she wouldn't -- with her mother she wouldn't even talk to the press. and now all of a sudden brian williams and nbc news is going it anoint her as a special correspondent and, you know, when i wrote about

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clean bill. i yield back, mr. speaker. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. denham, for five minutes. mr. denham: madam speaker i rise today to acknowledge and honor the life of a beloved community leader and friend from victor valley college. willie davis, also known as big will, was a beloved father, grandfather, brother, uncle and coach. he died at the age of 62 on tuesday, january 6 of this year. willie began his career at victor valley college where he worked for 33 years. he was an active member of his community advocated for students, the disabled, and the disadvantaged. while there, willie also met a woman and co-work which later became his wife mary. he was a member of the victor valley elementary school board for 16 years. he assisted the disabled through job opportunities and benefits served on the truancy board, and a member of the city of victorville advisory board and planning commission. he also served as a member of the committee for the victor valley federal credit union. and was current

of things that i think are important in laying out the challenge and why we need to pass a clean funding bill. mr. cochran says i write on behalf of the nation's mayors to urge you to expeditiously report out a clean bill to fund the department of homeland security for the remainder of the current fiscal year. a fully functioning department of homeland security is critical to the security of our nation, our cities, and our citizens. a department operating on a short-term continuing resolution despite its best efforts faces uncertainty and delays and simply cannot be fully functioning. he goes on to elaborate a number of the important programs and important work that the department of homeland security does and i won't read all of that mr. president but i would like to enter this letter for the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. shaheen: i would ask unanimous consent to do that. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. shaheen: let me also point out a letter that we received again, to senator cochran --. the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. mrs. shaheen:

mr. kwan's commission. i want to thank everyone who worked so hard leading up to this, this is a really positive time for all of us and clean power and i'm excited to see what's going to come of this. thank you, everyone. >> supervisor president breed. >> thank you, mr. kwan, for coming out today and putting your name forward for the seat and agreeing to serve. i had a real challenge with this mostly because i am very concerned. i'm excited that the mayor has a real strong desire to move clean power forward this year. i'm optimistic. i know there are a number of individuals who are really concerned that it may not happen this year and so part of my responsibility as a member of this board, as someone who is now the leader of the board and who cares strongly about clean power, my responsibility is to make sure the mayor fulfills his obligation to support clean power moving forward and that the person we have in this seat is someone we can count on to do just that, regardless of what someone may ask them to do to derail that process. and so it's been tough. i've gotten a number of phone calls, a number of emails, from people

mr. speaker, that the house gets serious by immediately taking up and passing the clean bipartisan bill as the senate has done. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlelady reserve? the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from florida, mr. mica. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. mica: thank you so much mr. chairman, and, mr. speaker. the gentlelady from new york is a good friend and i respect her so much. and she asked some important questions that the house has to answer. now, why -- and she's been here a good while. i've been here a good while. why would we be proceeding in this fashion? first of all, the house -- we're trying to get to regular order. the congress has not passed a budget, hasn't passed most appropriations, we live from c.r. to c.r., there's been such an instability in this institution. here for the first time we have the opportunity and i believe it's within the hour that the other body may act or they've had

mr. jack colburn has dedicated his life to advancing public health, clean area and environmental protection. throughout his career in public service he has worked with organizations such as the peace corps, the u.s. state department and for 15 years the u.s. environmental protection agency before joining the bay area air quality management district. until his recent retirement he served as director of communications, outreach and incentives and the administrative services division for the air district; from which he is retiring after a decade of distinguished service. i met jack when i was a school board member in 2004-2005 when supervisor kim and supervisor yee were also on the board of education and jack worked with us to ensure that the school school district had clean airbuss and limiting children's exposure to harmful particulate matter and asthma issues. jack was really great to work with them, as he has been for the past ten years. during his time at the air district, he has been instrumental also in providing the district grants to community organizations and organizations in san fr

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mr. president my colleagues, we need to pass a clean full-year homeland security funding bill. we need to pass it without controversial risers. i hope we will do that and i yield the floor. >> the senate today voted for a third time not to move forward with the homeland security spending bill. democrats oppose the legislation because it would repeal the president's executive actions on immigration. the vote was 52 in favor and 47 opposed, 60 votes were needed for the bill to move forward. democratic senators and republican senator dean heller of nevada voted not to advance the bill. all other republicans voted in favor. senator barbara boxer of california did not vote. >>> on the other side of the capitol today, house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy pelosi held news briefings for reporters. up next here on c-span2 a few minutes from each briefing. first, congresswoman pelosi on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's upcoming address to congress, and then speak or boehner on the use of -- speaker boehner on the use of military force against isis. >> you said

mr. petrey: yeah. of course, we had to pick the hair out of it. it was not thoroughly cleaned. it was not appetizing at all but if you are hungry you will eat. but we did start getting a little pork. i think they began to issue rice at that time. we did not get rice for the first several months of the year. and we ate a lot of peanuts. ground up peanuts. the rations did improve. not dramatically, but it did improve. dysentery had slowed down. it was not as rampant as originally. we were getting used to that type of food. i do not recall ever getting beef but we did get pork, a lot of pork. they would bring in whole hogs that were frozen. they had been clean outside. most of the hair had been removed and all of the innards were removed. professor han: how do you cook? mr. petrey: we had pots we cooked it in. professor han: boiled? mr. petrey: boiled, yeah. we did get a few potatoes. we did get some turnips. that was about the extent of it. professor han: very good. mr. petrey: we thought it was excellent. after having cracked corn and millet. some of us survived. how, i really c

as well as striking up the .8 and lying that as 102 we're trying to clean up the code and not be messaging it up simultaneously. >> mr. gibner. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney the gentleman is correct this ordinance breathes a new 10.8 and refers to that the second item on the agenda modifies section 102 and puts the definition of homeless shelter in under we can by tomorrow morning go through and. >> or so how to think up the first piece to make sure there's the references for 102 i suggest you not make the amendment amendment today but tomorrow >> great. thank you very much mr. gibner is there any additional public comment on item 1 seeing none, public comment is closed so first, i want to thank even that participate in making this project and moving forward happening i had an opportunity to go with mr. duffy and the gentleman to visit the site it seems like an exciting project to me and i hope it after it is mod it defines a permanent home it should be successful i hope it end up being a model for not only san francisco but another places we for too long we've had a disjoined approach to certain populations o