mr. howard's has to staff over time information but the over time increase has been about 8 percent increase. that since you brought it up the reference to over time at least two fire department staff has racked up oh, $50,000 over your salary and the presidio salaries are way up there. i think your efforts to create caps are important i want to plaid them but we have to control the offer time spending. i want your response to what the report is maybe inaccurate. you referenced two members that's 5 i have 5 people over 15 hundred hours at this time. we work really close with the mayor's office it's more efficient to staff on overtime. your staffing lflz are so although, the mandatory overtime is critical. >> so maybe this might help so there's one station 39 lieutenant that racked up $221,000 to a total pie that's 50 above your salary. >> there's a citywide cap of 21 percent but your firefighters it's $633. >> our shift calls for some exemptions that were granted there are 4 to exceed the cap if one the member is held over for mandatory assignment and no object o other members is skilled. so

recently spoke with him a fellow mayflower resident chris harrell now mr howard told us that he has not received any indication of any kind of compensation or settling settlement offers from exxon mobil mr harrell said that on sunday when he went home briefly for easter here in the states he received a letter on his front door from exxon mobil that apologized quote apologized for the inconvenience mr howell said that those have that have been evacuated are being provided the hotel rooms paid for by exxon mobil but at a community peak a meeting that took place over the weekend with some exxon officials mr howell says that very few answers were given and all those in attendance were very frustrated very angry exxon mobil has not indicated how long cleanup will take mr howell told r.t. that the major concern for many people in the neighborhood is the longer term ing impact from the spill both environmentally and financially what will this circumstance do to property values in that area of course this oil spill to place in arkansas is not as big as the one that took place in the gulf of mex

mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs., former secretary general -- current secretary general of nato, mr. fogg rasmussen. his royal highness of saudi arabia, abdul al-khalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the united states, ambassador sen of india. current ambassador to the united states, ambassador of kuwait, ambassador of indonesia, ambassador amid, hakemi and mrs. hakemi of afghanistan, ambassador of botswana, the german chief admission, mr. hannafeld, please join me in acknowledging and welcoming our global leaders. [applause] i would now like to acknowledge the governor of texas, rick perry. [applause] the governor of arizona, jan brewer. [applause] the governor of new jersey, chris christie and mrs. mary christie. the former governor of alabama, bob riley, and the former governor of michigan, john anglers and his wife, michelle. i want to greet the following members of congress -- senator ted cruz and his wife, heidi, of texas, senator john cornyn of texas, former senator bill frist, former senator kay bailey hut

mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs.hud olmert of israel, former -- current secretary-general of nato, mr. mr. mr. rasmussen, his royal heiness bandhar al sultan of saudi arabia, abdul al chalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the united states and absof india, current ambassadors to the united states, ambassador salim al saba of kuwait, ambassador patilja of indonesia and ambassador hakimi and mrs. hakimi of afghanistan, ambassador of botswana, the german chief of mission, mr. janz hannefeldt. please join mow and acknowledging our global leaders. i would now like to acknowledge the governor of texas, rick perry. the governor of arizona, jan brewer, the governor of new jersey, chris christie and mrs. mary pat christie, the former governor of alabama, bob riley, and the former governor of michigan john engler and his wife michelle. i want to greet the following members of congress, senator ted cruz and his wife heidi of texas, senator john cornyn of texas, senator -- former senator bill frist, former senator kay bailey

mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs., former secretary general -- current secretary general of nato, mr. fogg rasmussen. his royal highness of saudi arabia, abdul al-khalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the united states, ambassador sen of india. current ambassador to the states, ambassador of kuwait, ambassador of indonesia, ambassador amid, hakemi and mrs. hakemi of afghanistan, ambassador of botswana, the german chief admission, mr. hannafeld, please join me in acknowledging and welcoming our global leaders. \[applause] i would now like to acknowledge the governor of texas, rick perry. \[applause] the governor of arizona, jan brewer. \[applause] the governor of new jersey, chris christie and mrs. mary christie. the former governor of alabama, bob riley, and the former governor of michigan, john anglers and his wife, michelle. i want to greet the following members of congress -- senator ted cruz and his wife, heidi, of texas, senator john cornyn of texas, former senator bill frist, former senator kay bailey hutchin

howard wexler. i have worked with mr. hawes for several years to see if we can resolve with developing this property without the negative and destroying it. to this end. i want to have a letter given to you by verner associated and other preservation architects because the issue really here is there is no disagreement between us an your staff as to the historic resources and one of the key historic defining features is going from one story to 2 stories which is now being removed. the difference is that, in the kad exemption, your staff has found that those changes would fully comply with the secretary of standards and would therefore not have a significant impact. this report clearly if you look at the summary of it, the last paragraph on page 5, it says proposed project fails to comply with standard 2, 3, 5, 9, 10. the significant breach of standards and opinion is not only consistent with those standards and cause impact on the environmental structure and second floor over the garage, not only destroys the design relati

howard street. we have an application from mr. chen. so if you could please come forward. >> hi, good morning, mr. chair, my name is steven chen and i am here to represent the eagle club indoor gulf at 555 howard. i don't have an entorage here i did not know that it was a big thing and i am one of the co-owners and the other one is back at the shop running the place. basically we are an indoor golf facility in san francisco there used to be one in mission bay, but to my knowledge that has been shut down for a couple of years. so, michael and i, we are both first business owner. very young to this and very new. so we just trying to fill the void of the golfing activity that is going on, well the lack of it any way. so michael and i started this whole thing and we have been open a little less than two months now and we believe that a beer and wine license will greatly help us in bringing in more foot traffic and sort of riding on item number two and this will add a lot of great value into the people that are looking entertainment and improving the golf game and coming to the environment to relax and

howard. >> hi, mr. cramer. i was asking about floserve, a purchase price of 157.up to about 165. >> i don't care when it's coming from, but care where it's going to. i like that business. and also looking at emerson, a cheaper version with good yield. going to frank in michigan. frank? >> hello, jim-bo. >> yo ho! >> how's it going? i'm a longtime listener, first time i got on. >> oh, that's good. >> i want to know about gnrc. i've had that thing for six months. got up to about 30% profit. but it just hangs around -- >> well, it's a disaster stock, because it makes generators. joe has one. i've been looking into it myself. i like briggs & stratton, because it has another offset besides just pure generator. i need to go to chris in florida. chris? >> hey, booyah! yeah, jim, i got a question about mosaic. i was asking you where do you see mosaic six months to a year from now? >> mosaic's okay. i'm not a big fertilizer fan, because i think the complex is going down. [ buzzer ] so i say it could go up 5%, 6%. not one of my favorites. i'm going to dave in my old state o

stock stock howard made national -- mr. stockman: howard made national news. howard, a leader, a champion and a great father, and a great leader, founded the 1974, the t.c.c., the texas -- sorry, not texas, the conservative caucus. he became one of the major nationwide conservative organizations. made headlines for opposing the panama canal, supporting ronald reagan's effort to rebuild our defenses. the conservative movement will not be the same without howard. in fact, the conservative movement would not be what it is today white house his leadership. in 1960 -- today without his leadership. in 1960 he became the model for conservative political action groups. he and other key leaders became the founders of what we know of the modern conservative movement. over the years, hard stood firm on conservative principles when it was often easier to compromise with the establishment and others. when we saw howard and when we saw the g.o.p. tilting too far from the left, he found the u.s. taxpayers party, now the constitution party, which nominated their candidates in

mrs. john howard of australia, former prime minister and mrs. abdul al-khalifa of bahrain, former ambassador to the united states, ambassador sen of india. current ambassador to the united states, ambassador of kuwait, ambassador of indonesia, ambassador amid, hakemi and mrs. hakemi of afghanistan, ambassador of botswana, the german chief admission, mr. hannafeld, please join me in acknowledging and welcoming our global leaders. [applause] i would now like to acknowledge the governor of texas, rick perry. [applause] the governor of arizona, jan brewer. [applause] the governor of new jersey, chris christie and mrs. mary christie. [applause] the former governor of alabama, bob riley, and the former governor of michigan, john anglers and his wife, michelle. i want to greet the following members of congress -- senator ted cruz and his wife, heidi, of texas, senator john cornyn of texas, former senator bill frist, former senator kay bailey hutchinson, the speaker of the house, congressman john boehner and his wife, debby. congressman jeff kinsarling.

i want to go to howard in california. >> hi mr. cramer. i was asking about floes serve.ad a purchase price of $157. it's up to about $165. >> we care where it's going to but i like that business. i'm also looking at emerson with some good yield. let's go to frank in michigan. >> hello, jimbo. >> hello. >> first time i got on. >> that's good. >> i want to know about g. and are c. e. p. i've had that thing for about six months. got about a 30% profit that it just hangs on. >> it's regarded as a disaster stock because it makes generators. joe kernan has one. i like briggs and stratton because it has another offset the sides just pure generator api need to go to chris in florida. chris. >> boo-yah. jim, i've got a question about mosaic. where do you see mosaic six months to a year from now? >> mosaic is okay. i'm not a big fertilizer fan because i think the crop on plex is going down. it could go 5 -- a 6%. it is not one of my favorites. i'm going to david my old state of pennsylvania. >> a big dolphin boo-yah from northwest pennsylvania. >> i'm going to give you a master sh

patrick butler has worked for howard baker, who -- and he served as consultant to mr. baker when he was white house chief of staff to president reagan. served as the vice president of the rca corporation. vice president of times mirror, and was a speech writer for president gerald ford. query -- very quickly, what's the important of a popular prom like downton abbey? >> guest: it energizes our support and our donor base. we have gotten a nice ride out of downton abbey in terms of being able to generate new dollars and additional donations from current donors and so forth, and the viewership has been extraordinary. and i was talking with some of the downton abbey cast, telling them that because of them everybody is taking a new look at public television and they're liking what they see. so the more they can look at downton abbey and see all the other good things we're doing and public television, the better off we up all are. >> host: patrick butler, and kamala lane. this is the community indicators on c-span2.

howard, zip it. >> i think jeanne said it all. good morning. >> mr. bernstein, 57 degrees. good morning. >> comfortably cool out there this morning. we'll probably be about 10 degrees warmer if not more today because the winds instead of being out of the east will turn more to the south. that gets us out of that marine layer which we got socked in yesterday so we only made the low 60s. we should make the mid-70s the way it's looking. your forecast on th

mr. lazar you bare the bear the burden. you have five minutes. thank you for your patience. >> good evening commissioners. i'm howard lazar director of the street lighting program and doing this for four-and-a-half years. anyway, i will take this, when i came here this evening, i handed out this portfolio to each of you so you can follow it with me please. i'm going to address each of the sunshine task force charges against me. the first charge is 67.21 b for failure to release information to mr. clark within ten days of receiving the public records request. i hardly agreed and at the ta

howard. appreciate it. again no budget analyst report so we will open it up for public comment. mr. paulson. >> we're reaching out with an award in search of you. we're going to search until the day is through, oh, oh, oh. don't be so bad. don't be so mean and the budget reward is not very lean. we're going to search for you. we're reaching out. we're in search for you. i always see like somebody's watching me, and i have a reward on you. i always feel like somebody's following me, and when will we see you again? when will we find and get a reward? will we have to wait forever? and we will search and search forever. when will we see you again? >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on item four? seeing none public comment is closed. colleagues can we move that with recommendation. mr. clerk please call item five. >> item five authorizing the international terminal and terminal 3 newsstands cafe lease for host international, inc. for city and county of san francisco and a 10 year term with minimum guarantee of $733,176. >> thank you and we have kathy whiner her

mr. quinn bowyer. at this time i'm going to turn it over to chief howard jordan.i would like to ask you if you can reserve any questions until after the chief provides the information then we'll go into questions from the media. okay, thank you very much. >> thank you. first let me start out by offering my condolences to the family of 26 victims due to violence. in the last week of april two homicides occurred that caused community concerns one was mr. boywyer's murder and mr. flucker who took place on april 6. though unrelated both murders shared a similarity. both were outstanding citizens minding their business, carrying on their business and were met with violence that caused them to get killed. funerals of both men were attended by my staff and arrests were made and charges were filed against the person responsible for mr. flucker's funeral. that particular case the family got answered and they got answered very quickly. in this particular case it took us a little longer. today as i mentioned earlier we attended the funeral of mr. clint bowyer and we shared t

mr. clerk can i please call the next item 5. resolution daupd the city's 5 years plan 2013 through 2014 and section 1129 >> thank you many howard or for year financial plan? >> hello supervisors. so when i presented to you last week, i give you a high-level overview of the financial plan. i didn't plan on an additional plan today but i'm happy to answer any questions. i believe it's on the agenda as an action item >> thank you. thank you cleegz i wanted to bring many howard up in case we had any questions. opening it to up public comment. seeing none closed this does need to be approved by may. >> okay. please call item 6. >> privity that i have appropriating funds this appropriation is subject to two-thirds of the permanent vote of all members of supervisors. >> okay. so this is a special from the public defender's office but we don't have a public defender here. mr. clerk let's take a 5 minute recess. let's do this. can we continue - why don't we go to item 7. let's take care of that. can i continue item 6 to the tail end of this committee meeting? no motion needed. okay >> you're asking for a motion for the item. >> so, plea

howard lazar the following e-mail on may 27, 2011. >> that's my complaint. >> right, but you are referring to they mail you sent to mr. lazar and it says, mr. lazar i'm not requesting any documents but i would like an answer to the following questions. do you see that? is that an accurate statement? >> yes. this is what i said. this is my e-mail that i was asking for public information because i didn't know whether he had any documents at that time. i didn't know whether or not there was anything that had transpired between the hayes valley merchants and the arts commission and i just wanted to know if something had gone on, if something had gone on between the two of them i would have requested further documents and i got no response to this at all. >> i guess i'm having a hard time interpreting this as a request for any documents that exist if you start off by saying you are not requesting any documents? >> i upside that. understand that. i wasn't asking for documents that i knew existed. i was asking for information contained in any documents that might exist at the time. because i assume they exist because i was t

howard. that's because the president is staying at the intercontinental hotel down the street. mr. obama's motorcade left pacific heights an hour ago after the president attended a fund-raising dinner at the getty mansion on broad way. despite the high price tag those would attended didn't get a lot of time with him. he was there only about an hour. this is as close as we could get to the getty mansion from a block away you can see the president's limo arrive at the broadway avenue home but the view was blocked before the president left the vehicle. inside the home people paid about $32,000 a plate to dine with mr. obama and raise money for democratic congressional campaigns. >> time and time again the force that is blocking that progress and change in our country are the house republicans and the tea party. so tonight is about making sure that house democrats have the resources we need to compete in the 2014 election. >> reporter: earlier tonight the president appeared at a fund-raiser in the city's sea cliff neighborhood where bay area house members mixed with guests who paid fro

howard. that's because the president is staying at the intercontinental hotel down the street. mr. obama's motorcade left pacific heights an hour ago after the president attended a fund-raising dinner at the getty mansion on broad way. despite the high price tag those would attended didn't get a lot of time with him. he was there only about an hour. this is as close as we could get to the getty mansion from a block away you can see the president's limo arrive at the broadway avenue home but the view was blocked before the president left the vehicle. inside the home people paid about $32,000 a plate to dine with mr. obama and raise money for democratic congressional campaigns. >> time and time again the force that is blocking that progress and change in our country are the house republicans and the tea party. so tonight is about making sure that house democrats have the resources we need to compete in the 2014 election. >> reporter: earlier tonight the president appeared at a fund-raiser in the city's sea cliff neighborhood where bay area house members mixed with guests who paid fro

mr. bond at last night's giants game. documentaries... on current tv. >> michael: tea party darling rand paul gave a speech today at the traditionally black howard universityrt of the gop's outreach to young minority voters. let's take a listen. >> here i am today at howard an historically black college. i once presumed to discuss a section of the civil rights act. that didn't always go so well for me. some have said i'm either brave or crazy to be here today. i take to heart the words of toby morrison who wrote if there is a book that you really want to read that hasn't been written yet, then you must write it. i can plunge into the arena, and stumble, maybe fall, but at least i will have tried. >> michael: is there anything quite as awkward as rand paul quoting tony morrison. back in 2010 paul said he was opposed to parts of the civil rights act before talking it back in a major way and saying he would have supported it. joining me tonight in san francisco is someone who knows a thing or two about the intersection of politics, race, and youth, as a student, julian bond lead student protests against segregation and helped establish the student non-violent

with us is former fbi special agent, howard copus, he's now with copus private consultants, a private investigative firm. >> gentleman, thank you for joining us. mr. liscowski, let me kick this off with you. what can you tell us in terms of the explosives used, what we know about those pressure cookers and what that may lead to in terms of what's behind this and where this suspect might be. >> so, maria, the explosives that we've been talking about over the past week, you know, relatively unsophisticated in terms of the composition. obviously, very, you know, lethal, still. what does it mean to us, overall, is the fact that we're always concerned about lone actors, criminals, whomever, getting access to this type of material to be able to conduct these types of explosives. they're widely available. i think what you're asking for is could others kind of take on the same attack mode and obviously, that's one of the things we're worried about. >> harold, tell me this. you have a lot of experience with interrogation. what do you have to do to take this 19-year-old alive? we all want him to be alive, for many reasons, most of which i think is to under

mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the memory of howard phillips, a statesman, a patriot, and to the very end of his life, a brilliant thinker and tireless organizer for constitutionally limited government. he sought to limit the federal government in almost every term . in 1974 he founded the conservative caucus which we might call the tea party movement of its day. he helped forge the new right and perhaps more than any other leader, he never put party above principle. he organized behind the scenes, he was a mentor to today's conservative mentors and above all he believed in the sovereignty of god. and not of the state. he was a brilliant speaker and a brilliant thinker. mr. bentvolio: any american searching for the meaning of american values might look to howard phillips for guidance. tomorrow's young conservative leaders may not learn phillips name, but his ideas will live on and for that we should be grateful. the conservative movement lost a lion last week and it is my privilege to remember him. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. mr. gohmert: thank you for that worthy

howard schultz. >> these are people that were founders of the company, that were entrepreneurs, they have the ability to come in and change the situation. not knowing what mrlman is going to do, we don't know yet. he was there before, maybe he continues to the path. but they said he's interim ceo. so now you have to wonder, what bill ackman is thinking, did he have a role in this ousting at all? perhaps maybe the only thing he's -- >> i think they're going to be some real questions when it comes to the board and how they've acted throughout the whole thing and the appointment of -- >> he's a face-save for now, because as karen pointed out, it's chaos going into an important time of year. >> he knows how to get it done. >> this guy has a fantastic resume, hasn't been showered in glory in the last few years at jcpenney, but he knows how to play this. >> back to paul -- sorry about that. >> paul is still here. >> hi, paul. >> it's like one of those vp picks that everybody first scratches their head, see how it plays out. what we were getting to in earnings revisions. companies with more than whafl their revenue outside the united states have seen 65% more neg

i thought howard schultz and starbuc starbucks, was an amazing conference call. people said not that long ago like mrmcdonald's, wait a second. we're oversaturated and mr. schultz said that is just plain wrong and he's right. the u.s. has more from many more stores and i know people are worried about china. give me a break. china, they are still in the infancy and hey, you know what else? europe, they made money in europe. i think this is a marvel. >> you do? >> i love this company. the stock is about 14%. about 11.5% this year and it is down about 1% and mcdonald's up 14% this year and none of them beat chipotle which has had a nice rebound. chipotle and this is a company that is introducing a couple of new concepts and they have a vegetarian concept and you see them putting some others and international getting better and avocados are are not so bad and raw costs food could go their way and this is a company that's been humbled by the downturn in the stock and i like chipotle and i wish it was at 350 and not 340. when you're saying to yourself, shoot, how did they get so darn smart? and the answer