computer based notification system to also work with the mayor's office of notification, particularly mr. jane, who is the director of that to really talk about the implementation about the smart and connect city. san francisco as a city has fought into open date a number of years ago. this is a really serious wonderful challenge particularly in public notification and notification based on user and recipient interest to create data retrieval to use that system effectively. i would strongly suggest that at least you talk to him about what resources he cease because in technological innovation there is a lot more than what the average user has in day-to-day data that has been set up. i actually have a lot of nitty picky details by which i wanted to challenge some of the verbiage of that response. the process has been moved based on what happened on monday and i would want to express my full and unconditional support to move this forward. >> commissioner hillis? >> i just want to quickly address commissioner ooh! -- wu on the character defining features. i think we are open to that. i think what

another guest heard his wife jane that mr. baker needs to be taking care of.38rmed revolver, and ronald with a sawed-off shotgun approach to baker on his farm where a scuffle and shots followed. he died from a shot to the head and groin. he, too, firedat testify until not 2012. he said he cannot go on living with it. >> i think he was not as forthcoming today as he should have been. >> throughout the hearing, ronald icloud was speaking low, but audibly through the entire hearing. at the end, he gave a cheerful thank you to the judge. the judge decided there was more than enough evidence to bring his case to a grand jury next month, bringing it one step closer to trial. >> thank you. traffic is moving again after a deadly crash on 95. virginia state police is a 68- old timothy lost control of his motorcycle and slid into a tractor-trailer. that was early this morning. a tractor-trailer driver did not stay on scene, so if you know anything about this, you are asked to call police. >> how does it look out there? >> we are seeing delays on 395 northbound as you cr

jane wells from los angeles. >> certainly mr. london faces jail time if this is prove. i scratch my head. what were they thinking when they went into this? >> one case after another. we see the headlines, you cannot get away with it. >> eventually they catch you. >> moving along, coming up, will your neighborhood bank branch soon be a thing of the past? first, a look at the international markets and how they closed today. >>> jamie dimon, bank of america's brian monahan and more. president obama hosted executives from some of the nation's biggest banks and insurance companies today for a regular meeting of the financial services forum. on the agenda, immigration reform and cyber security, a growing concern for the industry. >> some of the same bank ceos in the process of making major decisions about your local bank branch. consumer habits changing, bank branches not as busy and all that pricey corner real estate may no longer be necessary. and kayla touschi here with more. >> bank branches are costly, in many cases inefficient and thanks to mobile technology and atms, c

jane. (beer tap bubbling) see you around. sure thing, mr. percy. mr. percy? very formal.ell, you know, it pays to kiss the ring. (mug thuds) so, you cracked your case yet? (swallows) cracked, uh, mm... not likely. no. uh, when does francisco usually show up here? he should be here soon. i heard you clowned kevin pretty good. kevin--the magician. oh, him. yes. wouldn't call him a magician. normally has to be magic involved. (chuckles) yeah. i hear you got real powers. no, i--just a little mind reading and predictions... (mug thuds) that's all. show me. please? okay. how about i tell you what you're gonna have for breakfast tomorrow morning? okay. i'm gonna need a pen, paper, and an envelope. mm. (mug thuds) tasty. voila. thank you. (envelope slides) close your eyes. i want you to imagine being in your kitchen tomorrow morning. this is what i like about tending bar-- you meet all kinds. visualize yourself... looking into the cupboard... looking at all the items, thinking about what you're gonna eat. and then you choose which one you want. you got it? yeah. you sure? mm-hmm.

jane. (beer tap bubbling) see you around. sure thing, mr. percy. mr. percy? very formal.l, you know, it pays to kiss the ring. (mug thuds) so, you cracked your case yet? (swallows) cracked, uh, mm... not likely. no. uh, when does francisco usually show up here? he should be here soon. i heard you clowned kevin pretty good. kevin--the magician. oh, him. yes. wouldn't call him a magician. normally has to be magic involved. (chuckles) yeah. i hear you got real powers. no, i--just a little mind reading and predictions... (mug thuds) that's all. show me. please? okay. how about i tell you what you're gonna have for breakfast tomorrow morning? okay. i'm gonna need a pen, paper, and an envelope. mm. (mug thuds) tasty. voila. thank you. (envelope slides) close your eyes. i want you to imagine being in your kitchen tomorrow morning. this is what i like about tending bar-- you meet all kinds. visualize yourself... looking into the cupboard... looking at all the items, thinking about what you're gonna eat. and then you choose which one you want. you got it? yeah. you sure? mm-hmm. o

mr. mayor for your leadership and unwavering support. the next speaker has also been very supportive. our district supervisor, jane kim. [ applause ] >> the mayor said it but i think we have a ribbon cutting almost twice a day now in district 6. this is an exciting one. the first constructed fire station in san francisco since 1950. it's pretty amazing considering when the fact that the mayor brought up is the busiest station in san francisco. in my time at the distribution, unfortunately i got to know a lot about the fire department. we have had 13 working fires, several which were very significant and displaced or injured our residents. i learned how hard the fire department works, how important their speedy response is in terms of saving lives and of course our possessions but also how they build relationships with their constituents at a time of intense loss, anxiety and fear and they do it with a great deal of compassion and dignity. i think that's the most important aspect of the work they do on behalf of our city. it's truly incredible to have a department to be able to get that type of feedback from our co

mr. leahy: madam president, i ask that a statement of mine regarding jane kelly of iowa to the u.s. circuit court of appeals for the eighth circuit be included in the record as though read. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: madam president, to go back earlier this morning i spoke of the immigration hearings we've held and how important they are i believe not only to the senate, but to the country. it's been an extraordinary series of hearings. 42 witnesses spoke about the need for meaningful immigration reform. and i believe there is a chance to have real immigration reform, not bits and pieces around the corner, but the kind of comprehensive immigration reform that our great, wonderful country deserves, a country where each one of us are either children or grandchildren or great-grandchildren of immigrants, a country where the major fortune 500 companies, a large percentage was begun by immigrants. we heard from dreamers, farmers, religious people, government officials, law enforcement advocates and others. we heard from those who oppose comprehensive immigration

mr. fore sure both denise the mom and jane the 7-year-old sister of martin who we lost are stable in boston hospitals. they are recovering. jane lost a limb, she lost ler leg. denise took an injury to her head. they are both stable and in the hospital recovering. >> bill: now. this must be some kind of relief to the family that they got these guys. can you tell us any further reaction? >> sure, i didn't talk to the richard family tonight about. this but i did talk to the husband of another victim from our neighborhood, the neighborhood right next to ours madapan. his wife lost her leg. he told me tonight he does not want this suspect killed on the scene. he wants to know what happened. he wants this suspect taken into custody if possible and he -- you know, he was adamant about his respect and add mifer ration for law enforcement. we are a law and order community in door chester, we have many law enforcement point of the spear folks who robert scene there i think everybody is hoping they go k. get this guy alive. >> bill: they want to know from soup to nuts, top to bottom why this senseless

mr. mayor. we very much appreciate your remarks. thank you very much. it is now my pleasure to introduce a very important woman, not only to this project but to this new district. supervisor janeim. supervisor was appointed to the board of supervisors, she is currently a member of the finance and budget committees and shares the rules committee. she also sits on the san francisco county authority and the development authority board. i would like to express my appreciate for her unwaivering support through this project. it is my great pleasure to introduce the chair of the board of supervisors and district supervisor jane kim. [ applause ] good morning. and on behalf of the board of directors, we want to welcome you to what will be a landmark in san francisco. about two years ago mayor lee and i stood roughly in this area with maria to announce the ground breaking of the terminal site and at that time if you all remember it was a very different time. we were talking about a time when construction had pretty much slowed to a halt in the city and we were greeting workers who had not worked for years. two years later we are standing at a different time where we have 47 cranes in t

mr. mayor. we very much appreciate your remarks. thank you very much. it is now my pleasure to introduce a very important woman, not only to this project but to this new district. supervisor jane kim. supervisor was appointed to the board of supervisors, she is currently a member of the finance and budget committees and