mr. cooper votes no. mr. klein votes no. miss berdio votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. franks votes aye. mr. lobesack votes aye. mr. schuster votes aye. miss tsongas votes aye. miss con0 way votes aye. miss pingree votes aye. mr. landborn votes aye. mr. kissle votes aye. mr. witman votes aye. mr. heinrich votes aye. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. kauffman votes aye. mr. critz votes aye. mr. rooney votes aye. mr. ryan, mr. ryan. mr. ryan votes aye. mr. plats votes aye. mr. rupersberger votes no. mr. ridgel votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. gibson votes no. miss sutton votes aye. mrs. hartzler votes aye. miss han a boo is a votes aye. dr. heck votes aye. miss hokele votes aye. mr. schilling votes aye. miss speier votes no. mr. runnion votes aye. mr. scott votes aye. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. po la zo votes aye. mr. west votes no. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks votes no. mr. young votes no. >> mr. bartlett. >> i would like to change my street aye. >> mr. bartlett would like to chan

mr. cooper votes aye. mr. klein. >> no. >> mr. klein votes no. mr. ronlers. mr. rogers? mr. courtney mr. courtney votes aye. mr. franks votes no. mr. lobe sack votes ayep. mr. conway votes no. mr. pingrey votes aye. mr. kissel. mr. kissel votes aye. >> mr. whitman votes aye. mr. hinrich votes aye. mr. kauffman? mr. kauffman votes no. mr. critz votes aye. mr. rooney votes no. mr. ryan? >> aye. >> mr. ryan votes aye. mr. platts? >> mr. rupersburger votes aye mr. johnson? >> no. aye. >> mr. johnson votes a ye. dr. heck? >> no. >> ms. hockel votes aye. >> mr. schilling votes no. ms. spear votes aye. mr. runyon votes no. mr. scott votes no. mr. griffin. >> no. >> mr. griffin votes no. mr. palatso votes no. mr. west? mr. west votes no. robey votes no. mr. brooks votes no. mr. young votes no. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre votes aye. >> the clerk will record the tally. >> mr. chairman, the nos are 32, the ayes are 26. >> the amendment is not agreed to. the committee postpone further proceedings on the amendment offered by mr. andrews. number 128 and shall now resume those proceedings. the

mr. cooper, planning was able to get additional pictures from mr. ooper's residence, to make an additional determination. their determination is stated such that there are existing utility poles as part of the environment, and this additional does not significantly impact the view specifically, so planning has evaluated it and determined that there is no additional requirement based upon the facilities and the re-evaluation traditional pictures from mr. cooper's residence. the department believes we did not air, and we are here to answer any questions that you may have. commissioner fung: the test that is going to be at the ground level after installation is based on the one unit that is going in. what happens if a second unit is installed? >> what happens is the facility will be installed and tested at full power. part of the requirement imposed by the health department is that there will be continuous -- there will be inspections every two years afterwards on this facility to make sure that if there is equipment degradation of the sound requirement

mr. cooper's view and our own view from our roof. there are questions about when they did the installation and how they did the installation of a year ago, whenever they put it up. he would come out after 5:00 on friday night. my view is that these guys are a company that will put it in and make it difficult for the neighbors to get it out. i appreciate you hearing my concerns, and good luck in your deliberations. director goldstein: would you like to state your name? >> ravi mojan. director goldstein: any other public comment? we'll move into rebuttal. mr. cooper, we will start with you. three minutes. >> great, thanks. just a couple quick items. we explore the issue of why none of the polls have been used when there are a number in the back alley ways and we had extensive dialogue with the d p w on this issue. she says that she has reached out to pg&e and found in a legal difference between those poles and -- no legal difference between those poles and our poles. those poles are half a block away, closer to the neighborhood, and co

mr. cooper votes no. mr. kline votes aye. ms. bordallo. ms. bordallo votes no. mr. rogers votes no. mr. courtney votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. loebsack votes no. mr. shuster votes aye. ms. tso 234 gas votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. ms. pingree votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. kissell votes no. mr. wittman votes aye. mr. heinrich votes no. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes no. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. coffman votes aye. mr. critz votes no. fwlchlt rooney votes no. mr. ryan votes no. mr. platts votes no. mr. ruppersberger votes no. mr. riggell votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. gibson votes no. ms. sutton votes no. mrs. hartzler votes aye. ms. hanabusa votes no. dr. heck votes aye. ms. hocl votes no. mr. schilling votes no. ms. speier votes no. mr. runyan votes no. mr. scott votes no. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. palazzo votes aye. mr. west votes aye. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. young votes aye. mr. jones. mr. jones? >> how is mr. shuster recorded? >> mr. shuster is recorded as aye. mr. shuster votes no. >> clerk will record the

mr. cooper. this money is given in good faith to help veterans.here's groups like me all over the country. i'm one small guy in alabama trying to do my part. there's hundreds of me out there. we're three hots and a cot, that's what we want to give these people, three hot meals and somewhere to sleep. there's very limited resources out there, we all know that. but this company has taken $56 million and done what with it we don't know. we need help and they're disabled veterans and there's great projects out there they could be helping. >> in their promotional material, and i want to quote them right, let me read this. and they say that in alabama, where your center is, what they send to the centers in alabama, quote, we send by the truck load items that these centers say they need desperately to provide the daily outreach. have you ever requested thousands of bags of coconut m&ms or hundreds of pairs of navy dress shoes from this organization? because that's what they have sent you. >> no, sir. they call me the -- the three truck loads they called

you wait till after the election he may go out of his way and and try to reach a compromise with mr cooper you said russia will insist on come russia one thing that as far as i understand russia wants is that washington puts something is right in writing because for example this sunday they launched the first stage of this european and tell us they said this is not against you. not a single miss out will be into russia why don't they put it in writing this is this is all russia one zero zero zero as i understand well no no no russia wants more right this is that this is the start of course this is this is a negotiating strategy and we've seen arms control negotiations being very sophisticated complicated in the cold war as you and i remember but here if you say it's not aimed at russia there are implications that will limit the number and the architecture and the characteristics of this missile defense and both the republican and the democratic administrations and the pentagon in the us are not willing to do that why because if you say it's not aimed at russia then the question the next qu

mr. cooper.e were talking about this in the war room this morning, and we just don't -- we don't understand why the log cabin republicans feel at all welcome in the republican party. we would tell you on the democratic side, come on over just be part of us. why do you have to sit there and take it from the far right extremes, and have people be pushed out. >> yes don't have to take it. are more allies in the republican party than there have been in the past. there are more republicans on the lbgt caucus than in the past. there are more republicans standing up in support of things. i'm sure many of your viewers had no clue that paul ryan supports employment non-discrimination act. plus there's some pragmatism starting to take place. the younger the republican, the more supportive they are of gay rights or at least at a minimum agnostic about it. our brother ancillary group in the party, they have taken strides in '09 so get rid of any kind of position paper that would be perceived as anti-gay or d

mr. cooper to say the list. >> the girls striking back with a tap from a pussy willow bra h branch. [ laughtery. >> i think anderson cooper is high. how else do you explain that? the word pussy willow is not that funny. no word is that funny. nothing has ever been that funny. i'd like to see druggets all around, and get a sample from wolf blitzer while you're at it. he's starting to look like the guy on the zigzag packet. first, let's see the zigzag packet? yeah, there may be a resemblance. i was talking to jimmy earlier about the speech at the white house correspondents dinner. i asked him about his theory on my outburst. >> let me get this straight, the man who started badgering the president of the united states about legalizing marijuana, you're accusing me of beak high? >> i'm not accusing you -- i'm just saying, maybe you are secretly anderson snoop dog. i would love to believe you're high right now 37 are you? >> did you smoke before you went on the stage in. >> not before. >> well, they say the white house correspondents dinner is nerd prom, is there stoner prom? jimmy kimmel would get

mr. cooper, we help veterans every day in the trenches. working with the homeless veterans on the streets. we struggle every month to pay our bills. we are on a non-profit organization and we are all volunteers. what and they are claiming they did would fund my organization for 300 years. they are taking money from patriotic americans to help veterans and what they are doing with it we don't know. it is not getting to the streets to help the veterans. we have guys on the streets i can't find housing for. i'm running out of food and money to pay the bills. and organizations like this are just stealing. there is no other way you can put it. there are groups like me all over the country. i'm one small guy in alabama trying to do my part. there are hundreds of me out there. there are three hots and a cot. three hot meals and somewhere warm to sleep. there are limited resources out there. and this company has and $56 million and done what we don't know. >> in their promotional material they say that in alabama where your center is what they sen

mr. cooper to say the list. >> the girls striking back with a tap from a pussy willow branch. [ laughteroing to let you do this one. all right. [ laughter ] let it out. >> i think anderson cooper is high. how else do you explain that? the word pussy willow is not that funny. no word is that funny. nothing has ever been that funny. i'd like to see drug tests all around. and get a sample from wolf blitzer while you're at it. he's starting to look like the guy on the zigzag packet. first, let's see the zigzag >> first, let's see the zigzag packet of which mr. kimmel speaks. >> yeah, there may be a resemblance. i was talking to jimmy earlier about the speech at the white house correspondents dinner. i asked him about his thmosy on my outburst. take a look. >> let me get this straight, the man who started badgering the president of the united states about legalizing marijuana, you're accusing me of being high? >> i'm not accusing. i'm just trying to explain that. maybe you're

mr. cooper, we help veterans down here every day in the trenches. working with the homeless veterans on the streets. we struggle every month to pay our bills. wore a nonprofit -- we're a nonprofit organization, none of us are on a salary, we're all volunteers. and what they're claiming they did would fund my organization for 300 years. they're taking money from patriotic americans to help veterans and what they're doing with it is what you're trying to figure out. we don't know. it's not getting to the streets to help veterans. we have guys on the streets that i can't find housing for. i'm running out of food. i'm running out of money to pay the bills and organizations out are there just stealing. this money is given in good faith to help veterans. there's groups like me all over the country. i'm one small guy in alabama trying to do my part. there's hundreds of me out there. we're three hot -- we want to give them three hot meals and somewhere to sleep. there's very limited resources out there, we all know that. but this company has taken $56 milli

mr. cooper, we help veterans down here every day in the trenches.re working with the homeless veterans on the streets. we struggle every month to pay our bills. wore a nonprofit -- we're a nonprofit organization, none of us are on a salary, we're all volunteers. and what they're claiming they did would fund my organization for 300 years. they're taking money from patriotic americans to help veterans and what they're doing with it is what you're trying to figure out. we don't know. it's not getting to the streets to help veterans. we have guys on the streets that i can't find housing for. i'm running out of food. i'm running out of money to pay the bills and organizations out are there just stealing. this money is given in good faith to help veterans. there's groups like me all over the country. i'm one small guy in alabama trying to do my part. there's hundreds of me out there. we're three hot -- we want to give them three hot meals and somewhere to sleep. there's very limited resources out there, we all know that. but this company has taken $56 mil

mr. brashov, a little cooperation. see you in a little while. see you soon, mr. jenkins. sorry. i am just tired of eating food that tastes like pills and pills that taste like food. excuse me. jamal ! thank you for coming. it is good to see you, mr. brashov. - what have you got there ? - a little something from rosa. nurse, meet jamal, one of my most important employees... at crossroads cafe. how do you do ? nice to meet you. is that food for mr. brashov ? yes, it was rosa's special today. - chicken and rice. - chicken and rice. that sounds wonderful. smells delicious ! oh, it is deliciou too bad you can't eat it. can't ? why not ? doctor's orders. you're on a restricted diet. you can only eat food prepared in our kitchen. it's for health reasons. nice meeting you jamal. nice meeting you too. sit down. so, jamal, tell me everything. - i just wanted toee how you are doing. - oh, my heart is doing better. my stomach is doing much worse. so tell me: how are things at the cafe ? i hope jess is not having too many problems. no, no. the cafe is doing fine. i better make a list... of e

cooperation. >> president mr. hollande vowed to put everything on the table. >> becomes to growth, it is certainly right. but so far, this word has not been properly explained. but i am happy this topic -- growth -- is back in talks. we must work together. >> both leaders expressed a wish for greece to stay in the eurozone. >> we agreed on this, that we want greece to stay in the euro. the majority in greece want it to stay that way keeping promises made must be kept. -- stay that way. promises made must be kept. >> the challenge for mr. hollande and chancellor merkel is to reassure investors that can make compromises and resolve differences. tonight, they made an edgy start. bbc news, berlin. >> for more on this news from europe today, i was joined by the assistant managing editor of -- magazine from new york. >> just how important is this relationship? >> is incredibly important. the french-german relationship was the basis of the founding of post-war europe, not to mention the eurozone and it is incredibly warm

that i truly believe the majority of the committee could roll up their sleeves and work cooperatively with you mr. chairman and with me to reform direct payments. it's every bit as legitimate as slashing more out of this food stamp budget, which is in the same bill. so there's no reason we can't do it other than the reason the farm committee is going to be kicking and screaming before there will be any major reform. >> will gentleman yield? >> i would be happy to. >> i would say that a 260% instead of a 270% increase to me is not slashing, but i look r forward to working with you on this issue and i do think, we got rolled last time. last farm bill, two republicans, two democrats, put together a good team. we thought we had a shot and we learned our lesson. i like to think because we have some new arrivals on this committee, we're going to see a different outcome. >> i appreciate the gentleman's comments. i look forward to working with you. i hope that people will approve this amendment, protect the deficit reduction and start moving in a direction that is much more necessary and important and ac

cooperation act. along with my friend, the republican leader, mr. cantor, who just spoke. this bill enshrines in law the deeper military and security cooperation that the obama administration has forged with israel and made a very high priority. president obama's predecessor, president bush, responsible for forging and continuing that relationship as were his predecessors. today with greater uncertainty in the middle east and the continued pursuit of nuclear weapons by iran, close security cooperation between the united states and israel has never been more important. i visited israel 12 times and i have seen firsthand how israelis have achieved so much with so little. investment in israel's security and israel's success yield real benefits to the united states through shared intelligence, technological exchange and trade, investments in israel also strengthen our security because our countries share not just values but strategic interests. including preventing iran from building nuclear weapons. iran, as we know, has been a destabilized force in a volatile part of the worl

mr. holder. claiming he is not cooperating, the attorney general.u may remember, the operation fast and furious allowed illegal gun purchases into mexico in homes of tracking these weapons to drug cartel leaders. instead hundreds of guns vanished and many turned up at crime scenes including the site where one border control agent was killed. the showdown between congress and mr. holder today. >> reporter: the contempt resolution claims the attorney general has repeatedly stone walled and lied to congress by providing false denials that weapons were walked, by intimidating whistleblowers and withholding documents. a subpoena in october demanded documents in 22 categories, darrell is a says the doj has yet to provide a single document in 12 of the 22, including who at the justice department should have known about the tactics in "operation fast & furious." how they concluded the operation was fundamentally flawed. they want to know why they did not tell the atf that the people they were investigating were on the federal payroll, untouchable and unindi

mr. hollande be welcomed in germany, and we are looking forward to essential cooperation."t should be added very soon, she added. may 15, and then soon after, the key, anticipated meeting with the german chancellor. the language is positive. but this will not go down well in berlin. after all, it implies that angela merkel has failed. bbc news, paris. >> for more, i spoke to gavin hewitt in paris just a short time ago. gavin, to a certain extent, given that this was a vote against nicolas sarkozy, how much did they vote against the policies of austerity? >> well, i think undoubtedly many french voters have grown weary of the policy of nicolas sarkozy. many of us have said they did not like him. some found him rather aggressive. some found him pandering to the right over immigration. yet, without that, this is an economy that has been stagnating. unemployment is at 10%, and there are many people who believe that the policy of cutting the deficit, of budget cuts, was simply not working, and franÇois hollande presented himself as mr. normal, someone you could feel comfortable

every employee has a duty to cooperate with an investigation and to account for their conduct. >> other than mr. mirkarimi's testimony, is there other discovery, other reasons that could affect the timing we have discussed that would elongate the procedure in your mind? >> if share of mirkarimi were to provide us with the documents and we requested -- >> aside from cooperation, what else do you feel you need in order to have this herd and a timely basis from a >> we need to get a videotape from bohol of justice. -- from the hall of justice. >> the sheriff has no involvement in that. >> we serve them with a motion. >> everybody will have a chance to give public comment, but for now, we would really like to hear from the attorneys. good >> the other item that is pending is a motion for an order to compel him to testify. that is set for hearing on may 1. we have outstanding subpoena of its four telephone records set for may 4 year ago -- set for may 4. hopefully the testimony will be soon after. >> any other questions? >> what are the documents you are seeking to get from the sheriff's? >> the doc

mr. lamare. he subsequently resigned. they fully cooperatedith police. >> when they learned of this information and they did so internally, before we did, they contacted us immediately. then we took over. we began looking at some of the evidence that they already had, and, of course, we dug deeper and talked with more people. >> reporter: lamare was arrested. he appeared in montgomery county district court today, facing more than a dozen charges, including possession of child pornography, sexual solicitation of a minor, sex abuse of a minor, and indecent exposure. judge patricia mitchell set bond at $50,000. the principal at northwood sent a note home with students about aaron lamare's arrest. >> i was really surprised, because usually that would never happen i think in high school. but still, we have got the security and the school have got to do a lot more better to protect the students. >> reporter: another problem facing montgomery county public schools became public yesterday. neilsville middle school in germantown also had a member of it

mr. rodriguez, used enhanced interrogation techniques, zubada stopped cooperating. >> well, ali was not there when we started to use enhanced interrogation techniques. >> bill: let's walk through it zufan says that the fbi got the information about khalid sheikh mohammed not the cia. true or false? >> the only two things that he got. the one thing that he got was that khalid sheikh mohammed was muktar that was the name he had used. even the story about jose padilla is not so. >> bill: don't get ahead of yourself there. who interrogated zubada first who you or the fbi. >> it was our prisoner. it was our detention facility and we had a joint fbi. >> bill: who went in first to ask him. cia or fbi? >> it was a joint effort and we went in together. >> bill: you went in together? >> bill: zufan says he got information from zubada that led to khalid sheikh mohammed without the rough stuff. >> it did not lead to mohammed, bill. >> bill: wait. once you started the rough stuff is that true? zubada basically had enough of the fbi and basically told zufan to go home. >> bill: i'm still confused did zubad

the improvement of relations in the lodge series of greements and cooperation that have developed between the pass three years. like mr. kisyak, he's one of our longest serving and most successful and decorated members of the u.s. foreign service. he's also served as our ambassador to bulgaria from 2005 to 2008, and many, many other assignments having to do with the soviet union, the russian federation, east central europe and europe. our third speaker to my left will be ambassador susan schwab, who served as the united states trade representative for several years beginning in june of 2006. she is currently a professor at the school of public policy at the university of maryland. a quite railroad she has a history, as you served as the dean of the university of maryland school of public policy from 1995 to free. and if you read in the biographical material, you'll see a long series of achievements that she made in representing the united states in trade negotiations. the only one i'm not seeing there, susan, is the u.s. russia bilateral agreement in 2006. >> it should be in there. >> maybe it's my oversight. >> our f

mrs. johnson had been completed, that cooperation abruptly and totally ceased. " why? >> guest: i don't know. c-span: you have no idea? >> guest: well, i could speculate, but it wouldn't be based on any knowledge. c-span: what year was this? >> guest: oh, it was before anything was published... many years ago. i mean before the first volume was published, or any excerpts were published. c-span: and the inner circle would not talk to you from that day forward? >> guest: well, no it's not true that no members of the inner circle wouldn't talk to me. most of them have talked to me. i don't know what you're really asking. c-span: well, my point is that undoubtedly you put this in here for a reason, and... >> guest: no, i put it in, it's actually not part of the book. it's a part of the note on sources, in which i try to explain where i got, you know, the various pieces of information. and i thought people would want to know where, because there are a lot of quotes from mrs. johnson in the book -- because a lot of it came from mrs. johnson, particularly, you know. so, i tho