nuke u nothing to report from our previous planning commission hearings although congratulations to mr. john for his appointment as commissioner commission secretary. last week myself moss he is and commissioner andrew accepted on honor at the national trust prestige convention n in i said i understand regarding the twin peaks. moss he is spoke to the h pc designation work programming program to designate properties that have significance beyond the architecture. other properties like marcus book store and other awards included the new york city aids memorial which is currently under design and construction and near i can't recall the name of the hospital but near the lower east side >> the st. vincent's hospital. >> and the lgbt contact statement that is currently underway by authors shawn, watson and donna graves with the partnership with the lgbt historic society and they received some funding prosecute with the development of that document. to follow up on mr. scott's comments there was a small fire at the julissa castle i have some photos that were submitted. apparently, there was some

mrs. kennedy will take john jr. in his motorcade to the rich and this morning and back to the white house. in the building in the white house. >> inside the east room, president kennedy's, a fine dignitary. mrs. kennedy in the attorney general returning to the white house. the dignitaries, from the north portico, the solemn procession with a mass will be celebrated. >> it is our understanding as of this moment that mrs. kennedy, the attorney general, members of the family will proceed alone to the rotunda, this motorcade and then follow the casket back here to the white house by motorcade and then be joined by president and mrs. johnson. >> saw her just a second ago. the president's secretary has just arrived. large numbers of people have gathered across pennsylvania avenue, several thousands have been there since early this morning. >> that is this same car. that first car, the same one that was used yesterday. the attorney general sir family, i believe. trying to identify some of the delegation. it is almost imposs

. >> con que por fin nos deja, mr. john. ¿piensa volver pronto? >> oh, yes. que no quede uno solo. que no quede uno solo. >> vÁlgame, dios. >> mÁs respeto, condenado, que aquÍ estoy yo. >> es nomÁs para distraerme, abuela. como ya perdÍ a la lupe. >> sÍ. pues, no creo que sufras mucho por la tremenda decepciÓn. >> lo que pasa es que me aguanto. no creas abuelita, se sufre. >> pero se aprende. >> y lo que se goza. >> parece mentira. >> ¿por quÉ no puedo gozar? >> digo que parece mentira que no hayan llegado esos. ya debÍan de estar aqui los pazguatos estos. a lo mejor a tu primo se le olvidÓ que iba a casarse. >> por el novio no te apures, abuelita. que yo me resigno a-- vÁlgame dios. ¿no se quiere casar conmigo, cuerpecito de pecado? >> quÉ cara de condenada. >> ¿me hablaba usted, joven? >> no. le hablaba a mi abuela. >> ah. su abuela. >> adentro. >> en la torre. ¿ya ves? por coscolino ya me rasparon. >> tiene toda la razÓn. yo, por eso, le zacateo al matrimonio. porque se lleva uno cada chasco. >> asÍ dijo la zorra al zorrillo. >> ¿por quÉ no serÁn todas las

mr. john carney jr. he was the principle and in the supreme court of california he worked as an awe perspires. he passed away this halloween of this. john was a graduate of the university of san francisco. he was a decorated platoon leader and a lieutenant colonel. he thought an air force individual walker. he has four children and go to san gabriel school. he is so i have had by 16 grandchildren and i wanted to send my condolences and thank you for taking the request. thank you supervisor tang >> i want to have a oversight hearing for the incredible amount of roadwork that's happening in san francisco. and it's going to be happening in the foreseeable future. we're going to have some sfro infrastructure work on the roads. the puc is replaying a one hundred year old sewer system and ugsd our water mains. that's being financed by bond money the voters passed some time ago. pg&e is ugd it's embarrass lineups and then open topping of that all wove got rod resurfacing thanks to the voters passage of proposit

moore and mr. john avalos i believe you're a fair person and i believe you will vote and recommend to the board to approve this proposal. thank you, sir >> supervisor mar. >> i want to thank the reverend for being here reverend. >> could we get the other microphone that's not picked up on our audience. >> hi, i'm carla. i am - i'm going to read from this. myself and my family are bayview property owners i'm 28 san francisco resident i'm fully in support of the homeless population. i'm here to urge you to please strip the address from this proposed homeless shelter and to table the homeless shelter ordinance for the desperately he needed community review. the review should not be limited to quality of life impact reported real once that relate to the city blue color industrial area and the o k park which the city of san francisco has spent billions of dollars and we've spent thousands of volunteer hours to try to revisibility and the october '89 the meeting was a meeting of a few community leaders and th

through supervisor norman yee's office how in order to get the information on the permits because mr. john qwang from dpw would not give us that information. and we had, we were stalled for two weeks before we could get permit information and we believe that is manifest injustice. and we believe that we were denied due process to contest the work that we had already started. we had started work for two weeks, that we did not get a chance to contest these permits until september 9th, i believe. and so, also, i want to bring to your attention, the fact that there is late information given to me by the director of this board and saying that the issue of a mta special closure permit for brotherhood way for this work could have been conceived by this board. and it was not and we would respectfully request that if there is any grounds for a rehearing it would be the fact that there is new information, and that, that special lane closure, permit, from mta, we believe is important because it involves safety for the public. and we believe that mta may have higher standards for when the simple permi

. >> the first lady of our land, mrs. john f. kennedy. [ applause ] >> reporter: at their third texas stop in fort worth, even though it was late and it was raining, people lined the streets to see them. the kennedys spent their last night together at the hotel texas. the next morning, november 22nd, the president emerged to greet a crowd of 5,000 gathered outside. >> i appreciate your being here this morning. mrs. kennedy is organizing herself. takes longer. but of course she looks better than we do. >> reporter: and when she appeared, mrs. kennedy made a stunning entrance wearing the now-famous pink chanel suit, white gloves, and box hat. >> three years ago i said i'd introduce myself by saying i was the man who would accompany mrs. kennedy to paris. i'm getting somewhat that same sensation as i travel around texas. nobody wondered what lyndon and i wear. >> reporter: president kennedy almost never wore hats. in fact, the hat industry complained he was turning other men against them. but that day, he was given a stetson. >> we

moving scenes that have passed before all our eyes these three days, none has been more so than mrs. john kennedy. >> reporter: she was only 34 years old, a young wife and mother who had lost a newborn child just months before. but in the hours after a gunman changed the course of this nation, it was jackie kennedy who took the lead. >> she was absolutely determined that the often sordid and brutal images from dallas be supplanted by images that would put her husband historically on a level with abraham lincoln. >> reporter: so the east room was draped in black, just as it had been for lincoln. the flag-covered casket was covered on a horse drawn caisson. the muffled drums and a riderless horse in the procession. >> she has never been less than perfect. more than any other one person it was she who raised the level of it all from savage insanity up to the level of solemn grandeur. >> reporter: the first lady had no choice but to share her private grief. >> she took her ring from her finger and placed it in his hands. >> reporter: a personal moment at the hospital after kennedy was pronoun

now his wife kate and says she doesn't mr john. things that no priest no i'm very happy with my husband has a job that means i didn't have to go to us. that's something that's very important to me this confirmation on. since when thirteen year old rebecca needs help with their people around her mom is there for her. the third of families in germany live according to the traditional gender model. but the trend is downwards. i feel the need is that both partners work will focus the children the keys for two thirds of german families. in three to take issue by stanley it's perfectly normal for dad to be in the kitchen cooking and want to be working from home on her computer. her employer makes it possible. all three children in kindergarten or school. it's a challenge organizing the tape but it's also rewarding. my new goal of all the organizing the constant change you need to constantly be communicating with each other that's really what makes the difference with the children to a reading that is not the sun is the best away because

mrs. john f.hat kennedy will come out that door in just a few moments.t is faced, just across the driveway and the lawn, by a naval choir. the choir from annapolis. they will sing three hymns. they are accompanied by the attorney general, robert kennedy. they will shortly come out the store, they will drive to the capital, -- >> we have no word whether she plans to take caroline and john in this motorcade. to the rotunda, this morning, and back here to the white house. cousins are in the building, in the white house with them now. the children's cousins. >> inside the east room, where the body was laid in repose, are for indignity. -- foreign dignitaries. when they returned to the white house, the foreign dignitaries will then come down the steps and join them. the solemn procession to st. matthew's cathedral. the mass will be celebrated by cardinal cushing. >> it is our understanding as of this moment that mrs. kennedy, the attorney general, and members of the family will proceed alone to the rotunda in this motorcade. the cason will follow and casket b

you took some great photographs of a gentleman that we knew very well, mr. john penti. >> yes. the first time i introduced mysd time he said let me show you something and pulled out his yearbook. in this photograph next to him was my father. john and i made a connection. all these years i would come to his house, eat, have dinner with him, photograph him in various places. >> the man who made the little italy film festival possible, a real icon here in little italy. this is a fabulous picture. it's guedo. >> it's outside saint leo's church. >> reporter: it says little italy. >> he was quite a character. >> reporter: he was. let's talk about your exhibit that's on display where and when. >> it's at stevenson university. actually, tonight they're having a special time from 5:00 to 7:00 and then 1:00 to 4:00. >> reporter: we want to show that famous picture that's been seen all over the country. >> that's willburr cox. i think marty has run into it. him. >> i have. he's an accomplish -- is an accomplished chef. he's doing great yet. >> reporter: that's great. thanks for joining us.

the telegram said mrs. john f.i add my sympathy to that with the people all over the world. my personal loss prepares me to sympathize more deeply with you. until recently that was thought to be the only communication between the two women who lost their husbands in dallas that day. but then marie shared with tom brokaw the handwritten letter that she received from mrs. kennedy. >> dear mrs. tippet, what can i say to you? my husband's death was responsible for you losing your husband. wasn't one life enough to take that day? i lit a flame that will burn for jack at arlington forever. i consider that it burns for your husband, too, and so will everyone who ever sees it. with my unexpressable sympathy, jaquilyn kennedy. whoa! sweet mother of softness. paws off, pal. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft, you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft. >> so what's up with the cheney family feud? do you

sadness but you also show an envelope that jackie used two years after the assassination that says, mrs. john f. kennedy. >> she went into an potential official year of mourning, antonio, she wore black, she did no real partying. she had stationery made, with black lettering and black rim, she even had a cartier watch made to commemorate that time. she invited stanley to come to new york to attend john john's birthday party. because john john and stanley had quite a relationship going at that time. and the pictures that jackie took which are in the book of stanley on the floor, with john john trying to get him to build a helicopter, are really rather poignant when you think about how john kennedy junior lost his life. >> yes, quite sad, she married aristotle onasis years later. >> she's not buried next to her second husband, she's buried next to the president. bobby. had he a very close relationship with him. >> very close. for the three months that rfk ran for president, stanley was with him morning, noon and night. because he had gone to him and he said, your brother promised me that during

now i'm coming to you to let our fellow men know that i am trying to raise with my group journey, mr. john barack and cia nation trying to raise the kind of money that could afford us to buy 2 million meals to give. >> i heard that journey is going to be donating $350,000 to the world food program. >> yeah, that's the money that could afford at least -- >> that's a huge, huge amount of money that will make a huge difference. when you see the images. when you see what's happening to people in tacloban and cebu and semar, what do you feel? >> no words can say. it saddened me so much i was, i was kind of depressed for a couple of days now because you don't know what to do. you don't know how to help because i'm planning to go there but my people telling me don't go there because it's chaotic. you're the brave one. >> i think sometimes people over play or over blow minor security incidents. for the most part, i think the security is fine there. >> it is? >> yeah, and i think that will take away from rescue efforts if people feel this is an unsafe place. i would say by in large it's -- >> i gue

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. >> john alex lowell, jason cohen. >> good afternoon, mr. lowell >> good afternoon, mr. nolan, i, john alex lowell, a senior member of the advisory committee, appointed by two mayors in the city, to support option 1. my point is on pedestrian safety. for those who are defined to be vulnerable in the pedestrian safety strategy youth and seniors and people with disabilities. the turning busses at the intersections of hayes, steiner, fillmore-hayes, fell and scott and fell and divisadero arch into the traffic of the opposing coming lanes of traffic which impairs crossing youths, which is what val spoke of, she is the assistant of supervisor london breed, and the seniors and people with disabilities who are traveling on hayes street. there is a hospital on hayes street and there is mercy terrace senior housing which used to be the southern pacific railway hospital at the intersection of hayes and baker. they are traveling down hayes street to go to the intersection of 7th and market, which is the closest major bus lane intersection for access to the social security building a

mrs. kennedy and their two children, whether up on a boat or down in palm beach and with the president and caroline, john mrs. kennedy swimming off the boat or out in virginia where they had a country place and mrs. kennedy and caroline and john would be riding horses, and enjoying themselves and the president watching them and enjoying what they were doing. he couldn't ride because his back, but he really would like to be out there kind of away from the crowd and spend that time with his wife and children. that was when they appeared to be happiest, and that made me happy to see that. >> clint hill, you did a remarkable thing that day. you went to risk your life putting yourself, if you could between this assassin and the president, not knowing what may have happened and for that, on behalf of everyone in america, i'm sure i spoke for everyone when i say i thank you for your service that day and we all share your grief about what happened, and 50 years on, that grief i'm sure for you is as intense as it was. appreciate you joining me. >> well thank you very much, piers. >>> remarkable man. when we come

the pancakes at the fence about the higher end of the scare that the appeal court agreed to a mrs justice john murray said the sentence was too lenient he said the mitigation fact is in no way justify spending all but six months of the sentence the court is none like this again next week probably. i didn't hear submissions on the length of sentence that should now be imposed on the sea dives. he is now facing the prospect of seconds periods in jail for this crime are not thinking the shakers and that he's excited by the possibilities presented by the president's visit to britain next april isn't taken to be the first irish to the states to make an official state visit to the uk. the center stage in mexico last month. last night's announcement like that the tickets will make the first day visit to the uk by an irish president as he welcomes a political level north and south. this is all for the benefit of both countries. he is likely to emerge. hpv not only in britain. we have over million keep the warm light. i would say that the seeds. it'll a new day and a new unit seconds. what should welco

he's also i met a week that mr is john kerry the us secretary of state and not a mystic every meeting with crystal afro and lady ashton at the moment he's meeting with top the homage of attorney the iranian foreign minister out they trying to broker the last ten percent of a package deal of interim measures what we understand ninety percent of the pp she's had been timed out and had dropped text is obama on the offering. but there are two major sticking points the cycle of iraq heavy water reactor which is not in operation get back in the fatwas that would have the plutonium making capability in other ways the option to cross check to nuclear weapon the western powers while back that facility could be kept and in exchange the radiance to make the concession of pushing told big s sanctions relief so the trade off is what did i get in return from sanctioned relief to do more on the isle to be what every act that interim six month check each and during that six month period they would be looking at a global agreement to make sure all those facilities of a round up for civilian purposes a

liz: we have reaction from mr. johnng, quote, the president was well aware he was misleading the country when he promised americans they could keep their plan under obamacare. he does not have a lot of creditability when now he says he is looking for a solution. charles: let's bring in radio talk show host, jeanine turner. she is in dallas. you're in what i consider the heartland. real people listen to your show. what are they saying, what are they telling you so far about the president's apology? >> well what they're saying is apology is very nice. we all know obama seems like a nice guy. really his leadership and ability to be honest with the american people that is still in question. and i believe, this is what happens when the democrats govern based on ideology. this whole obamacare bill was based purely and voted purely on ideology. and this is a mess we get. not to mention, when the bills are so incredibly big, that none of us understand what's going on. so a president, or kathleen sebelius can get up there and sa

. >> john alex lowell, jason cohen. >> good afternoon, mr. lowell >> good afternoon, mr. nolan, i, john alex lowell, a senior member of the advisory committee, appointed by two mayors in the city, to support option 1. my point is on pedestrian safety. for those who are defined to be vulnerable in the pedestrian safety strategy youth and seniors and people wi