mr. harris, open the door. police. >> go away. >> one moment, please. >> he has got a knife. >> take it easy. take it easy. call down. are you all right? >> yes, i am all right. >> is anyone else in there with you? >> no. >> as he been drinking? >> not that much >> has he ever acted like this before? >> he has never hit me before. he has spells. >> nervous bouts? >> yes sir. >> what are you doing, got dam it? >> you sit down on me? >> i can hear what you say. i have done a lot of things. you want to go in? >> plenty of time. get on the radio alone, maybe with a knife. get down there. >> now the sergeant can set his plan of action. his first stop is to get more help. >> let's get moving. >> weighting is also part of the sergeant's plan. disturbed people often become easier to manage if delayed for a while. >> i do not want to cause a fuss. >> lucy, do you hear me? you sneak behind my back? you went down to tell the police? you was on my side. >> you see, he has been acting strange lately. he thinks the neighbors

mr. heir -- harris was there. that's the substantial of the records. if we are going to try to utilize the bases under ceqa historic records. the best i can give you is what was submitted as part of this appeal. >>supervisor london breed: okay. thank you. at this time we will open up to public comment. each commenter will have up to 2 minutes to those who support the project sponsor only >> public speaker: good afternoon. i'm a supporter of preservation. there is nothing more that makes a difference to a city than to historical buildings. it's very tough to be able to get things done through city planning as far as preservation is concerned. it's not easy to do unless you have the evidence to support it. the common wealth is a great asset to all nabts -- neighborhoods in the city. two residents are alike. leaving vacant buildings like this affects the businesses. by this community. also as a fellow australian i'm proud of what harry bridges has done. it provides a venue for free speech. i urge you not to support the appeal. thank you. breed supervisor

mr. harris and commissioners we believe we have an agreement with the appellant and the only thing we would like to highlight to make sure we stress to the commission we would like to have the existing permit extended nil to july 31st, 2015, we believe we have an agreement how we incorporate what's been requested. >> do you have a written document not necessarily with the terms outlined. >> i'm told we will in 5 minutes. >> 5 minutes is good. >> anything else mr. hastings. >> thank you thank you for the opportunity to speak. >> commissioners it's in our court now what would you like to do you want to wait and give them their 5 minutes or deliberate now. >> it makes sense to wait. >> items concluded - >> we could go ahead and deliberate and come to a conclusion and it's pend the receipt of the presentation if they need to do on both parties by reviewing the final thing and concurred it will be turned into a victory does that make sense madam clerk. >> i'd like rather not take a vote. >> i'll be prepared to do you want support the extension with the permit with the agreement it's reached by a

mr. harris: thank you, mr. speaker. this year house republicans have hit the ground running in addressing harmful and outdated policies that have hindered job growth and hurt the american economy over the last several years. one ever our first priorities has been to pass a bill to build the keystone pipeline. which i hope will have final passage here later today. it's been six years since the original keystone pipeline application was submitted. six long years where we could have increased job creation, energy security lower energy costs, and build a stronger economy. it's time to take action or this administration -- where this administration has failed to and move forward with the keystone pipeline, an issue that has broad bipartisan support and will create jobs and positively impact hardworking families across the country. we plan on getting a lot done this congress, and our top priority will be kick starting our currently stalled economy. house republicans remain focused on creating good paying jobs, growing our eco

mr. monore. >> next speaker >> i'm pass take care harry's harris a member of the black and brown alliance we go pretty far back i went with daniel to the occ to represent our city the city has done so many reports 2 wasn't going to be another report but here is another study but also i've worked with did i live on and maddox i've been around the northern police station so hopefully with the one hundred and restraining order officers they come in the new officers that do come in with a community policing attitude that really we haven't seen from san francisco police department you know so hopefully in this can be added a policing add you know to the chiu new community to the new districts wherever those districts are so thank you. >> thank you pastor. >> next speaker. >> hello, everyone i'm from the lower hate neighborhood association earlier this week we spoke what lieutenant escobar and some of the groups we're in favor of the redistricting i guess we wanted to know when and where we can find more information regarding the sectors and how they're to change i know if i recall correct 1, 2, 3, 4

mrs. chussington. she's the one that insulted harry's character at the moment leading to the shot. she's married, an older washingtonian, never questioned. some people are never questioned at all. may hart, for my money is the lance dubois in all of this, always depending on the kindness of strangers. she was seen out in the alley with ned emerson before. she goes through bad marriage after bad marriage right after the assassination and she's arrested and held because of that association with emerson. she falls in love with a young actor who makes her a star, then cheets on cheats on her, they divorce. one of her husbands is a wealthy man from montreal who chases after her. she marries him, he cheats on her. he dies she shows up at his funeral, one of the three wives he had unable to recoup any money from that. helen truman is fascinating. helen truman was 19 years old the night of the assassination. she was a southerner born and raised in memphis. she was helen truman coleman but she dropped the surname to avoid bringing shame to her family from being in that profession of actors.

mr. mcconnell not running the senate like he should be? harry reid we need them to take the gloves off and start working on it. >> ok, jeff. comment on mitch mcconnell. politico who tweets, mcconnell said little about the way forward on d.h.s. this morning. he said it's good to see democrats finally bring an end to their weeks-long filibuster. another tweet from nancy pelosi. under the republican homeland security shut down, 169,000 d.h.s. employees would have to work without pay. again the current spending measure expires at midnight friday. looks like the senate will pass a clean measure without any immigration riders. garfield, new jersey republican callers only. go ahead. caller: good morning. a comment, two days ago, tuesday morning, we heard senator barbara boxer on the senate floor saying how criticizing the republicans debate on this immigration, the immigration riders to the homeland security funding, was an unrelated issue and should be taken up separately from funged homeland security. well, my comment is when the president and the de

tom: you are consulting at harris associates today. are you going to tell mr.e will see currency disruption and interest rates up to his eyeballs? richard: other than the fed everyone is you -- is easing policy. we are not really in a currency war, because the u.s. is not resisting the stronger dollar. we've had big moves against the yen and the euro, but so far not a currency war. may a skirmish or ping-pong match. olivia: the rocket allegory that we apparently like to use about the fed, did you hear jenny ellen countdown -- did you hear janet yellen countdown? richard: i think she was trying to optimize perm -- her rationality. and i think she wants to be on a course in june to do that. tom: brendan, did you optimize your maximum hourly -- did you maximize your optimality with your children last night? brendan: i think i got some sleep. in europe, we look to berlin the de facto capital of europe. now that we can stop talking about greece for another couple of months at least, how do you approach europe as a cautious investor? david: looking at the companies t

he no longer has harry reid as majority who blocked many of the gop's most prized proposals. allowing mrobama to issue fewer vetos than any president in more than 100 -- 160 years. his veto of the keystone getting this quick reaction from republican senators john barasso and rand paul. >> the president does have his pen and, by choosing to veto this piece of legislation, he is choosing washington lobbyists and special interests over the needs and desires of the american people. >> disappointed because there is significant bipartisan support for keystone. not that many things we actually have 60 votes on. which means a significant amount of democrats supported this bill. it is disappointing that he didn't side to actually see if we could move for war with something that most of the country is for. >> but blocking keystone, which has been in the works more than six years also put president obama at odds with some members of his own party whose loyalty he will need to uphold future vetoes. four senate democrats will join efforts to override the veto. republicans appear to be four votes shy

so now we have harry wilson re-entering the scene. mr. known as one of president obama's men on the auto task force, helped crush the individual bondholders to the benefit of the uaw. since then the teamsters insisted he join yrc, worldwide's board, to help with their negotiations in restructuring. now he's coming back to gm to spend more of the taxpayer supplied money. coincidentally, uaw still owns about $5 billion worth of gm common shares. i'm betting those are the shares that are going to be purchased at a premium or at the least they can start selling those as this is run up. hedge funds benefit, mr. wilson benefits uaw benefits. it looks like a big pump and dump. >> that's certainly one view. kevin o'leary, what's your take and are you shareholder? >> no i'm not. i would never buy gm shares because i actually think something very unholy occurred in the restructuring of gm. instead of letting the natural darwinian forces of the market actually take these assets, completely cleanse them through bankruptcy, the way it should have occu

mr. chair. >> thank you. the meeting is >> this is the meet of the recreation and park complication and secretary please call are roll. >> commissioner buell. >> here. >> commissioner low? >> here. >> commissioner bonilla. >> here. >> commissioner harris [stpho*-fpblt/] here. >> commissioner levitan is on her way and commissioner wei has an excused absence today, commissioner mcdonnell? >> here. >> this is the february 19th, 2015 meeting of the recreation and parks commission. we welcome everyone here today, but ask that you turn off any sound-producing devices that may go off during the meeting, which i need to do -- if you could please take any secondary conversations outside, as to not disrupt the meeting. and if you could please fill out a blue card, if you would like to make public comment. you do not have to. our process is that i will call any of the names from the blue cards first and then we'll ask for any additional public comment. so everyone can comment. when you make public comment, please address your comments to the commission, and in order to allow equal time for all, neither the commission, nor staff will answer any questions during public comment but they may -- the commission may ask staff to respond after public co

johnny b harris and sister willie may carter and along with other friends and family that will mourn her loss. we also celebrate her life and time and her legacy and grateful for her contribution. mr. clerk, the rest i submit. city clerk: thank you, supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. >>supervisor mark farrell: thank you. i would like to introduce that will be here by a homeless count. this is a requirement of hud to receive funding for homeless services and programs and helps the federal government better understand the scope of the issue here in san francisco. it captures information around our homeless population. i thought i would list a few of them out to include basic demographic information including age, gender, race, ethnicity, homelessness. problems that causes homelessness. employment and income and criminal justice system. data around chronicle and subhelp population and all the data points i mentioned above in my opinion are vital information marcus for us as policy makers and better for us in the san francisco. i think in my opinion this account is going to serve as a report card as how we are doing in san francisco and also a road map going forward. we are going t

harris. >> british prime minister david cameron answered questions from members of the house of commons concerning allegations that the swiss help avoid paying taxes. the prime minister also discussed the ukraine. mrs. 35 minutes. -- this is 35 minutes. questions to the prime minister. >> number one. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> does my right honorable friend recall the general election of 1983 a conservative landslide win which i and 100 others were elected for the first time. is he aware since that time unemployment was 3 million. today it is 2 million. the workforce with 24 million today it is 30 million. women in the workforce were 9 million today 14 million. does he agree that these comparisons coupled with -- [inaudible] in the form of a left wing opposition leader -- [shouting] >> i am very grateful to my right honorable friend. i wasn't a voter in 1983 but it is true that this government is cutting unemployment and it's also true that every labour government always puts up unemployment. what we can see in his own constituency is the

commissioner al franco lee the first african-american commissioner in the harris county county commissioners. mr. john bland, one of the texas southern university students who marched to desegregate the various lunch counters. ruby moseley, up in age, a fighter for senior citizens and is a mother of acres home. ms. dorothy hubbard, the late dorothy hubbard, who worked in my office and instructed me about how you serve and help people. ms. doris hubrd a -- hubbard, one of the first young persons to be active in the texas democratic party and a champion for equality and justice. willie bell boone, another one who minces no words about fighting to make sure that everyone's voice is heard. holly overbrooks who again is a great leader as it relates to the civil rights movement and the marching on the counters. mr. lloyd park founder of the great organization called shape that's lifted the boats of inner city children one by one. from that program come scientists and business people, but they all have a heart. laura carter, a founder of the forward time, i believe the oldest newspaper. you can see tha

harris faulkner. >> it was really really fun to watch. as a mom, i know you've read those books llama llama mrs.w do you spell llama. >> oh, yeah. >> well, we know it's been a big controversy, the prime minister of israel getting ready to go before congress here. ahead of that speech next week, there's news. auz may know, republicans invited benjamin netanyahu and everyone in congress could be there if they wanted. of course politics. the white house say goes against protocol. president obama is not meeting with him and democrats have offered to meet privately but don't plan to attend the speech. the vice president says he's skipping it, too. what does this mean for the united states' relationship with our strongest ally in that region? we'll get reaction from fox news sunday's anchor chris wallace. and at the top of the hour from the fox news desk breaking news of the massacre in missouri. when it happens, we'll take everyone live to a news conference. four crime scenes, police say one gunman, nine people dead. back to ñ >> harris faulkner, thanks so much. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker fi

mr. chairman delegates and my fellow citizens i proudly accept your nomination. >> reporter: the last democratic convention in philadelphia was 1948 and the nominee was president harrythis time around they beat brooklyn new york and columbus ohio and proposals according to dnc were impressives but had more hurdles than philadelphia and the democratic convention will start on monday july 25th exactly one week after the republican national convention in cleveland. most democrats expect their nominee next summer will be former secretary of state hillary clinton with a strong organization donor network and name recognition than any other democrat considering the race and lately keeping a low profile and republican leaders have taken notice. >> it's been over 202 days since the last press conference. she hasn't done an interview like this any interview like this. and any radio station, any publication for over 180 days. this is a person preparing to run for president. >> clinton strategists believe it's miniscule compared to the political benefit she will get in the long run by shortening her primary campaign and florida governor jeb bush the republican frontrunner for 2

mr. net yahoo!'s address to calm some -- netanyahu's address, to speak to closed-door session of congress, rather than a prime-time tv address. here's the deal harriseli elections are coming up, this is a split from the democrats. they have to choose whether they're loyal to the party or loyal to israel as an ally. >> i don't know that it is necessarily such a split because you have a growing list of democrats joining the group that are going to boycott this. i think it get as lot easier. power in numbers type thing but i think the other thing i'm sort of seeing it with the congressional black caucus getting involved, saying comments yesterday or this week, we don't like the fact they have turned this into partisan, blah, blah blah. aren't they doing exact same thing? so the president will meet with members. that is supposed to abbey partisan group today. mia love of utah will be there. she is freshman in congress. so that will, at least broaden it out there. i would love to be a fly on the wall. is race going to come up? >> that is interesting. >> how does this fall along lines? >> what is chuck schumer going to do, right? he represents the larges

mr. show business himself. that's next friday right at this exact same time here on "fox & friends." don't miss it on the curvy couch. harris started with christians. this morning america's faithful, they're firing back. >> mr. president, if you don't want to give terrorists a recruitment tool, instead of closing guantanamo bay frankly sir, you ought to close your mouth. >> chris wallace on deck to join us with reaction next. >>> plus, don't miss one of the country's hottest superstar hunter hayes is here with us live. ♪ ♪ >>> unless we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place, remember that during the crusades and the inquisition, people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. and our home country, slavery and jim crow all too often was justified in the name of christ. >> somebody who is on his high horse every sunday is chris wallace. >> that's not true. >> chris, what do you make of the president yesterday at the national prayer breakfast essentially saying christians just as bad as isis a couple of centuries ago? >> a couple of centuries ago almost 1,000 years ago. look, is it true that

mr. speaker, there's another option. let's think back for a moment and let's look at harry reid when he was senate majority leader and the power that he wielded, and what do he do? he said, i'm not going to let the filibuster stop me from achieving my political goals and he exercised the nuclear option and now under harry reid you did not need 60 votes for appointments of barack obama submitted appointees. rather, a mere majority would work. well, if harry reid and the democrats can do that, if they can stand up for those beliefs, however wrong those beliefs may be, then where is our republican senate leadership and why aren't they doing the same thing? we have 54 republican senators, mitch mcconnell, last time i checked is the senate republican majority leader. all of our senators have said they object to executive amnesty. why don't they do the same thing and respect the bills we have to pass to prevent government shutdowns, bills dealing with spending matters, say only 51 votes is needed? no longer can a majority with a filibuster shut down the united states government. and so with that mr. speaker i would submit that

harry a i hope to addressing questioning. veterans are better served with constant and aggressive oversight. mr. brown and i have asked for a larger committee budget towards that end. one thing you and i have talked about is the office of inspector general and i've only larger than the 13 percent increase in the budget. it's not even enough to cover inflationary costs and let alone the increased oversight we all rely on so heavily. again, mr. secretary, i look forward to what you're doing. i look forward to hearing from the veterans organizations on the second panel. the v.a. system is for them and what they represent. so their input on budgetary mass -- on budgetary matters is critical. >> welcome, mr. secretary. want to say that you are very -- that i am very happy that you are here this morning. the president has proposed a large increase for v.a.. by 2016, the president has for word s has opposed in nearly 8% increase in health care, or chanel, construction, research and claims assessing. given this large request, i am looking forward to a discussion today and how it will assist our work as

harry potter vacation package. visit universalorlando.com >>> the former head of the international monetary fund dominique strauss-kahn, is going on trial today, accused of helping to procure women for sex parties. the prosecution alleges mruss-kahn was at the heart of the prostitution ring centered around a hotel. mr. strauss-kahn, one of 14 defendants in the trial, denies the charges. from paris is lucy williamson and we can talk to her now. lucy, tell us more about the trial. >> well, the charge he faces covers quite a wide range of accusations, and dominique strauss-kahn is accused of having an organizational role many this so-called prostitution ring, of knowing the women he met were prostitutes, and of aiding or encouraging their procurement. so he's facing the trial really being painted as the kingpin of this network. and as you said he denies those charges and said he took part in these parties as a con sensensual adult and nothing more. >> how is this being seen in france? >> the private lives and public lives of their public figures are kept very separate but there has been a lot of interest in the details that may come out about this case and what it says about the way dominique strauss-kahn may run his private

mr. trump, let's switch gears for just a moment. over at msnbc, their host melissa harris chance to talk about his legacy. >> so it was a hard-hitting interview. >> exactly. that's why she wanted him to quack like a duck. listen to this. >> we call you the duck. >> the duck? >> we call you the duck. we say you have a very even way of presenting, but you are just working for justice underneath. would you quack for us? >> i'm not sure i want to do that. i like the analogy. >> you do like the analogy, good. >> i like to think -- i was born and raised in new york city. in the 50s and '60s and for an african-american guy, it would be cool. things don't bother you. so on the surface, i like to think that's the way i appear to be. but you're absolutely right. those duck feet moving as fast as they can underneath and things are going as fast as they can behind the scenes. >> i thought she was going to ask why did you duck the fast and furious stuff for so long, but then it turned into animal impersonations. what did you think of that? >> first of all, nobody watches msnbc, by you

mr. trump. i miss the glamour, elegance, the class, the madgeskyjesty. >> what about the race issue. we heard neil patrick harris i don't know if it's because of race i do know if it were something conservative and there were not any black people in the audience or on the stage getting awards, there would be a lot of, you know, problems. >> double standard? >> yes double standard. they're hypocrites. sorry? >> how pervasive are politics in hollywood? you would think there might be some that feel a different way, are they being silenced? >> oh, yeah. they're so chummy with this administration, they love it so much, why aren't they making them do the changes. >> we hear what they're saying behind the scenes when the dialogue was leaked out about what they were emailing each other thanks to north korea. clint eastwood made american sniper. what was the problem, is clint eastwood the problem with american sniper because he was at the rnc talking to the chair? >> probably. i would say probably. which is, i mean, so sad. it's clint eastwood. and that film was the most beautiful film i've seen in a very long time. >> y

harry wilson a restructuring expert who participated in the restructuring of gm has part of the auto task force, has nominated himself to be a board member at gm. i spoke to mrwilson about the reasons behind it and what actually came together here in terms of the four hedge funds he's in effect representing as their representative, if you will, on the board of directors though he'd be representing all shareholders. talked about the company's balance sheet. the fact that with 20 billion to $25 billion in cash it becomes a question as well if you can run this company at break even even if a downturn why do you need that much cash in opportunity costs that are -- come along with that let's call it not underlevered but simply not appropriate balance sheet, showing capital discipline perhaps, he would argue, that they need to buy and of course this is key part of the activists if you will of the hedge funds, returnsome of it to shareholders. this is what he said on the balance sheet. the difference between being conservative and being silly. we're clearfully the silly camp. that was mr. wilson's quote to me earlier when we spoke. and many people may agree at this

minority leader harry reid and the senator of get those were not present for the vote. next, remarks by mitch mcconnell and the minority whip. >> mr. president, later today the senate will consider the nomination of ash harder to be the next secretary of defense. if i can place one demand on him, it would be to leave his successor with the armed forces in a better position to deal with global threats than they are today. i have noted in the past the overall consequences of many of the president's policies have been to weaken our ability to combat al qaeda and its affiliates, the taliban, and associated groups. the president inflexible commitment to campaign promises made in 2008 have led to a rushed withdrawal from iraq and executive orders to" on him oh and set the detainees back -- guantanamo and said detainees back. it also ended america's ability to detain terrorists. the truth is al qaeda was at war with us before we went to war with them. isil, intent on striking america and its allies. the next secretary of defense needs to explain that withdrawal based on an artificial deadline risks losing the gains we have made there. th

mr. young: i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, t mcconnell then harry reid next on c-span. then secretary of state john kerry takes questions about russia and the nuclear negotiations with iran. then a conversation on press freedom and radicalism. keep track of the republican-led congress and follow its new leaders through its new session. c-span c-span2, c-span radio c-span.org. funding for the department of homeland security runs out on friday unless congress can reach a deal on the spending measure. we hear from mitch mcconnell next to says he is ready for a clean homeland security bill. [no audio] >> hello. good afternoon, everyone. as all of you know i have put on the calendar last night what we call the collins bill which would, if enacted, prevents the president's executive actions from last november from going into effect. procedurally a vote on that will occur on friday. it would be cloture on the motion to proceed to that bill. in the meantime, i have indicated to the democratic leader that i would be happy to have his cooperation to advance t

mr. speaker, you're slowing down americans. you're slowing down economic growth you're slowing down job creations. i have it here from atlanta's own cnn, a headline titled "harry reid" quotes him saying dems won't engage in obstruction. this is november 12, 2014. he's making the point, at that time he was the majority leader in the senate, now he's the former majority leader in the senate. he's making the point that the -- that america is not helped when the senate engages in obstructionism. he says i'm ready to work with mitch mcconnel now the senate majority leader, to make this function for the -- to make this institution function for the american people. he said, i saw firsthand how a strategy of obstruction was debilitating to our system. i have no desire to engage in that manner. i'm grate to feel harry reid for that wisdom. i think he's absolutely right about that. there's a right way and a wrong way to run the institution. he's observed the right way to do it. unfortunately that was back in november. fast forward to this month mr. speaker. look at the headlines across the country. "washington post," senate democrats should be careful about their filibu

mr. durbin: thank you. i ask consent to speak in morning business and welcome back my colleague and friends the majority leader -- minority leader of the united states senate senator harryreid. he is -- i'm told he was coming back and i found a way to avoid a blizzard in chicago to be here with you harry because i wanted to be here for this moment. it's a great moment for those of us on the democratic side of the aisle to have harry back and i know it means to lot to him. he's gone through a lot in terms of his injury and also his impatience at home when for a period of time he couldn't read a book, which he loves to do, watch television or do much of anything and i know he was anxious to get back in the saddle and back here and we are so glad that he's returned. and his message at the outset shows that there's no -- he may be scarred and beaten up but there's no din eunice -- dim mission of the fighting spirit harry reid pass brought to the senate floor reminding us we are going to embark object a question about the funding of the department of homeland security of all things, the department of homeland security created to protect america from terrorism is a department