. ~ >> and this was forwarded to us by the arts commission and mr. la czar is here for the commission. >> thank you, supervisors, for having me here ~. these are two housekeeping measures, and the first one about the two spaces on post street at the corner of stockton street, you had approved these in three resolutions, the 2011, '12 and '13. the whole purpose of those spaces was to try to compensate for the loss -- the temporary loss of permanent street artist spaces in the union square area due to the central street project, construction project. those spaces, those two spaces need all of the public safety regulations. do you want me to go on to the next one or just -- >> is it a similar -- >> but not for the same reason. >> okay, you can go ahead, then. >> the other one on leavenworth street on the corner of jefferson street was negotiated with the store owners who had created a very large entrance to the building and which made the space that was existing too close to the entryway. and, so, we had agreed on a trial basis to move the space so that it

. >> thank you, mr. la fontaine. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is charlie goss and i work on government and community affair for the san francisco apartment association. i want to thank supervisor kim and supervisor cohen for bringing about and authoring this important piece of legislation. we represent [speaker not understood] in san francisco, and we recommend that they do not run criminal background checks. that being said, not every landlord in san francisco is a member of the apartment association and there are some who still make a practice of running criminal background checks. by and large, we are supportive of this legislation. i do have a recommended amendment or a suggestion that has to do with the affirmative posting and signage and advertising requirements in the legislation. section 49 08 c addresses the affirmative -- posting requirements as well as section 49 08 a. we are would recommend that some of the language in section c be removed before this legislation is passed along. we believe that the language in subsection a,

the frustration is in need of repair and mr. la hood says that's only win way to pay. hike the taxes, it's been more than 20 years since we last touched the gas tax but we have a variety of other missouried committed to this sort of thing, including tolls and fees and excise taxes and these individual state taxes on gasoline, and all of that, where is that money going? >> well, it's going to add new lanes to toll roads and to keep toll roads in a state of good repair, but by september 30th, by the end of this fiscal year neil, the highway trust fund will be out of money, and if congress doesn't step up and either increase the gas tax, they'll have to take the money out of the general fund, and the point is that the gas tax has not been raised since 1993. if it had been indexed in 1993 we wouldn't be talking about this -- >> how too you know. that -- sir, doesn't that assume that all the moneys appropriated for this sort of thing have been put in a lock box and just gob to this sort of thing? a lot of times that's not the case. >> the highway trust fund is diminished be

that on the ganassi said on friday that led to almost forty people injured and one cousin was shot mr de la cite one of the people in that bombing on friday was also has died in the explosion really this is a big escalation in some detentions and speaking could one around the city it seems that many people fear that these set ups to disconnect all the tensions again to get high woman to see more violence at his remarks what is it about seven or eight years now the political. in costs which the key signs really soak in a power struggle against each other and increasingly we've seen over the past few years that these are the some of the hostels are taking place on the streets as well as in parliament a more malls the pmo minutes in that aspect comic strip. as we saw elliott said that they will continue with their protests until the night keeping the government steps down completely. the tory called elections but every second they say that will not help with the political situation the appointed people's council that ccr of the sea some reform in the country the country is it's me divided over

mr. la the coveted wrigley you may have summed up this entire discussion from my perspective. i believe that copyright protection and the protection is not only striking it then helping innovation protecting and growing. and you make comments, just a ploy which struck me in may comes phases to others. their words mean something. the copyright protections means of the. sums up this entire hearing nipponese to be a proper balance struck. just a poet, just a writer. awhirl list say is different. appreciate. what you do is really a public service. they have a problem with where we are right now, lou the level we are defining. your letter to the senator mcewen, speaker, pro tem, you said the official code of georgia annotated every component of it is the official all. i want to explore that. have some questions. what is an adaptation? >> and aerostation can be anything from some freelance the sorrow, buy some commercial provider to the comments by the legislative council or the state itself as to the import of the code. >> they keep. is an annotation instead she? >> i'll let you as

mr. have mostly sunny skies. winds to about 20 and la, south land looks good. partly cloudy skies 73 degrees. denver has 45 and the same in new york. overnight lows tonight. 45 in santa rosa. 48 in pacifica. those numbers in the yellow are the highs for tomorrow. the average, it is about five degrees warmer than we would expect this time of year. more than that at livermore. so temperatures tomorrow will be unusually warm even after this little front moves through. 61 in mountain view. 62 at pacifica. san jose, number will be in the low 60s . 63 for walnut creek and 61 at brent wood. 63 in livermore. higher in pleasanton. some fog possible with a little moisture we got. 61 in san rafael. in santa rosa, we will hit 62. extended forecast, nothing but sunny side up as we head into tomorrow and the rest of the week. the numbers will be back into the upper 60s inland with the readings along the coastline just in the mid 60s as we head toward the weekend, we will be looking at numbers edges off a little bit. but that is bad news. there is nothing showing for the next

mr. speaker. to the gentleman from las vegas, mr. horsford, i thank you for your leadership and guidance during this c.b.c. -- c.b.c. special order. today i rise to support the extension of emergency unemployment benefits. since 2008, both parties have come together to provide extra weeks of unemployment benefits for our fellow americans. these people, these americans, are our neighbors, our relatives, our friends, and constituents. who are unemployed through no fault of their own. they have consistently tried to find employment, having pounded the pavement each and every day, but unfortunately, to no avail. they deserve our help. unemployment benefits help americans pay for their most basic survival needs, food, housing, and medical care. if unemployment benefits are not extended, approximately five million americans are expected to lose emergency unemployment benefits over the next 12 months and of that number, 383,000 are new yorkers. failing to extend the emergency benefits will reduce economic growth by .4%. andhe first quarter

las where many are shocked about this arrest. reporter: lots of people surprised about this arrest. mr. miftakhov lived in this home in san carlos. he told police he had no target for the bombs he made. regardless, police say he is in a lot of trouble tonight. >> police say 19-year-old vladislav miftakhov was arrested for growing marijuana and building weapons of mass destruction inside his college apartment in altoona, pennsylvania. a bomb found his suitcase was disarmed. andrew lef lives in the same party build. >> the weirdest human being i've even. always doing abstract things that never really -- never anything dangerous. >> miftakhov, russian national, prepared bombmaking equipment on the internet. when investigators asked him hat he was going to do with it, he said he was going to blow things up. he was born in moscow but lived the last several years with his family. the arrest is a shock to neighbors. they say the family is friendly and quiet. >> scary to think that person was living right across the street from you. makes you wonder what elves is go on. >> miftakhov graduated f

las where many are shocked about this arrest. reporter: lots of people surprised about this arrest. mr. miftakhov lived in this home in san carlos. he told police he had no target for the bombs he made. regardless, police say he is in a lot of trouble tonight. >> police say 19-year-old vladislav miftakhov was arrested for growing marijuana and building weapons of mass destruction inside his college apartment in altoona, pennsylvania. a bomb found his suitcase was disarmed. andrew lef lives in the same party build. >> the weirdest human being i've even. always doing abstract things that never really -- never anything dangerous. >> miftakhov, russian national, prepared bombmaking equipment on the internet. when investigators asked him hat he was going to do with it, he said he was going to blow things up. he was born in moscow but lived the last several years with his family. the arrest is a shock to neighbors. they say the family is friendly and quiet. >> scary to think that person was living right across the street from you. makes you wonder what elves is go on. >> miftakhov graduated f

las vegas athlete. the reason i mention that mr. president is today nevada's greatest baseball hero, in fact one of the greatest baseball heroes not of nevada but of all time was inducted into the baseball hall of fame. greg maddux is an extremely nice man, a man of humility. i have gone out to dinner with him and his loving wife a few times. i know his brother well who is also a professional baseball player and he would be the first to tell you when he was playing baseball and today about how average he was. i'm not a great athlete. but mr. president one of the best of all-time. he started his career with the chicago cubs and went on to win 355 professional major-league baseball games in four consecutive cy young awards. now, today he received almost 98% of all the votes cast. the second-highest tally in the history of the hall of fame voting. so i congratulate this good man and the honor that he received so deservedly. i repeat, a man of humility, a man who has probably the greatest control in the history of race ball in being abl

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la familia niega que el certificado exista.. s.o.t. sam singer/portavoz de hospital 4:52:24 he rejected mr dolan's and the family requests that either feedinggastric tubes or for any procedures to be done at the hospital because that would be unethical and illegal. el portavoz del hospital tambin dijo hoy que el juez neg obligarlos a proveer nutricin, o relizarle una traqueotoma a jahi porque eso es algo que tienen que decidir los mdicos. pero la familia dice que la orden les pemite traer su propio doctor para el procedimiento y posterior traslado de jahi.. blanca ---esta maÑana el departamento de bomberos de sonoma revel la causa del incendio que acab con gran parte de un altar en honor a andy lopez. =vo= ---de acuerdo con la investigacin, las llamas se desataron por "una vela" que estaba ubicada en el centro del altar. ---luego de examinar imgenes y entrevistar a miembros de la comunidad, los agentes lograron recrear los hechos del incidente. ---lopez... muri el pasado mes de octubre cuando un polica le dispar por cargar un rifle de juguete que confundieron con uno real. blanca ---hay buenas noticias para las victimas de la violencia que

mr. gill said the bottom of the cake was moist. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz.the deep freeze is only getting worse in parts of the country. the northeast and south are expected to see historically low temperatures sunday into monday. >>> the faa and northeast are investigating a plane that made an emergency landing on a new york city highway. three people were treated for minor injuries. >>> and a person injured in a minneapolis apartment building explosion has died, bringing the death toll to three. >>> those are your headlines. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> with new inmates arriving every day of the week, deputies must quickly assess the threat potential of each one. >> first impressions are important for us working in this environment, you know, looking at how someone looks at you, how they present themselves. >> first impressions have not always been brian's strong suit. but despite a criminal record dating back to age 14 and a current one-year sentence for larceny, so far he's been a model inmate.

las where many are shocked about this arrest. reporter: lots of people surprised about this arrest. mr.ftakhov lived in this home in san carlos. he told police he had no target for the bombs he made. regardless, police say he is in a lot of trouble tonight. >> police say 19-year-old vladislav miftakhov was arrested for growing marijuana and building weapons of mass destruction inside his college apartment in altoona, pennsylvania. a bomb found his suitcase was disarmed. andrew lef lives in the same party build. >> the weirdest human being i've even. always doing abstract things that never really -- never anything dangerous. >> miftakhov, russian national, prepared bombmaking equipment on the internet. when investigators asked him hat

mr. president tan and commissioners we have actually two items that were agendaized for tonight, the first one is jose escolero doing business as la oficina and 4234 and mission street, and he requesting a entertainment permit. and would like to provide entertainment there was been a permit there since 1988 and so it is something that he would like to continue. and he is limited with english, but he has brought along blanca who will help him and so you can come on up. >> i wanted to mention that there are neighborhood concerns about it and i have given you some letters that would be in your binder. and also, the station has provided recommendation and there are a couple of them that you would want to pay attention to and one and two, one limits the time of entertainment. and two, limits the time that alcohol can be served and i am not exactly sure if that is something that this commission can dictate. and then, also, maybe since alu is here they might want to explain, abc 257 and we do have the abc permit here and however, there are conditions on that permit that i have not seen, we only have the actual permit and it says seven co

mrs. mcdonnell asked him to take her shopping in new york, where he spent almost $20,000 buying her dresses by oscar de laenta and louis vuitton at high-end retailer bergdorf goodman. a month later, the government says, she asked williams to pay a $50,000 loan, saying the first couple was deeply in debt. and she asked williams, the businessman, to pay $15,000 to cover the catering at the wedding of their daughter cailin. the charges say, mcdonnell was persuaded to make a $50,000 loan to a business the governor co-owned. that's on top of golf outs, vacation trips, and a rolex watch, among other favors. mcdonnell has consistently denied helping the company. >> nothing has been done with regard to my relationship with mr. williams or his company, star scientific, to give any kind of special benefits to him or his company. >> reporter: tonight mcdonnell says he's done nothing wrong. >> i did nothing illegal for mr. williams in exchange or the what i believe was his personal friendship and his generosity. >> reporter: but federal prosecutors say the governor and mrs. mcdonnell used the prestige of their positi

mr. bar tet la: i would like to yield to the gentleman from north carolina mr. meadows. mr. meadows: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank him for his commonsense approach to solving a problem that was unintended. when it gets down to it, our firefighters and first responders deserve our support. they're missing birthdays, anniversaries, called out in the middle of the night to serve their communities. my communities in western north carolina are served by some of the greatest volunteers that a country could want. and here we are tonight, debating this, over something that should be commonsense. so i would just urge my colleagues across the aisle to join with many of the fire chiefs that we talk to today, over 13 of them, from large counties and small counties alike, democrats and republicans, every one of them, without except, mr. speaker, said that we need to address this because it will hurt the people that they serve. enge it's time that we come together in this chamber and make sure that we correct a wrong that's been done. i thank you and i yield back. the speak

la porte. by the way, i might interject, mr. president. one of the reasons why there is so much construction and manufacturing and economic boon taking place in this part of our state is because of the shale gas revolution. this is one of the bright spots in our economy, our energy sector. domestic energy production producing cleaner natural gas. the president talked about that a little bit last night that is creating these manufacturing jobs because natural gas happens to be the feed stock necessary for the petrochemical industry. and so many of the jobs that exist that need these technical skills are the sorts of jobs these young men and women are training for at san jacinto college. everything is connected to everything else, but this is how domestic energy production, some of which the president talked about last night, is so important in terms of bringing that manufacturing back onshore. and then we need to have the job training to teach people the skills we need in order to qualify for these good, high-paying jobs. take the case of d

mrs. mcdonnell, where the former ceo of star scientific spent $11,000 on her out oscar de la ren that, $5,000 at louis vuitton. let me bring in our company, anna palmer, alex, political correspondent for the national journal. good morning. >> good morning. >> alex, you heard what the former governor said, he said he used poor judgment but didn't do anything illegal. now look, neither one of us is a lawyer, but is the question here the line between what's ethically wrong and what's legally wrong? >> yeah, i think that's right. even if these charges don't stick, even if he's acquitted, his career is over. this behavior is so unseemly. you can read the indictment and it's just something that is just icky and turns off any voter, any politician, especially a guy like bob mcdonnell, he had such a squeaky clean image. so it's a real shock. huge rise and fall for this guy, almost four years, almost a shakespearean collapse. he packed a lot in this short time there. >> you have this lengthy paper trail, 43-page, 14-count indictment, e-mails from the governor and his wife with johnny williams, who's t

mr. jeffries: earlier this month we marked the 50th anniversary of the deck la reag of the war on poverty. in this chamber in january of 1964, president lyndon baines johnson spoke before a joint session of congress and announced a series of initiatives designed to combat chronic poverty in america. as a result of this effort, there were several legislative battles that were won in the march toward trying to create, as president johnson said, the great society, medicare, medicaid a food stamp act, school breakfast program, college work study, job corps, minimum wage enhancement. these were all part of the war on poverty but unfortunately, as we stand here today in 2014, some in this chamber have abandoned this war on poverty and instead have launched a war on the poor. as a result, we have seen income inequality grow and that's why it's such an important issue for us to confront right now. i'm pleased we have been joined by one of the strongest voices in the congress for dealing with is issue, the distinguished gentleman from north carolina, someone who is the vice cheer of the congressio

there's a be pell la by the name of -- fella who was a professor at tufts university who's got industry experience. gary agiri, lawyer without peer. mr. markopolis, he certainly knows the inner workings. get these people to come in and hold people accountable. you know, real accountability. and there's just this -- to get towards generating some trust and confidence. the fact is wall street in the last five years has seen volumes across so many different sectors down over 50%. i mean, the stocks are trading very well, but what is wall street right now? wall street is an old developly. that, to me, is problematic. you've got just a small handful of firms. what happens in a situation line line -- like that? they hoard or information so you don't have accessibility for information. and you end up with periodic bouts of market manipulation and collusion. i mean, whether it's interest rates, currencies, commodities, it just happens, you know? when there's only three other guys involved in the market, you know what? they're going to talk to each other. that gets into breaking up the too big to fail model. i personally think that we've got

and he an i have a great affectr the nationals because of bryce harper, a las vegas aght leevment the reasoning i mention that, mr. president, is today nevada's greatest baseball hero -- in fact one of the greatest baseball heroes of all time -- was inducted into the baseball hall of faivmen fame. greg maddocks is an extremely nice man, a man of humility. i have gone out to dinner with him and his lovely wife a few tiesmtimes. i know his brother well. and he would be the foyers tell you, what he was -- and he would be the first to tell you when he was playing baseball and even today how average he was. i'm not a great athlete. but, mr. president, one of the best of all-tiesm he started his career with the chicago cubs and went on to win 355 professional major league baseball games. and four consecutive cy young adownwarayardawards.today he red highest tally in the history of hall of fame voting. so i crater this goo congratula. a man of humility, a man who has probably the greatest control in the history of baseball of being able to throw a ball to a spot that he wanted. not a big man. that's an understatement. n

la renta dresses. the governor and his sons went golfing at exclusive golf clubs in the richmond area charging thousands of dollars to mr. williams. so you really see two sides of this couple. >> woodruff: and when the indictment talks about official actions taken in is behalf, what are they talking about? what are they saying the former governor did? >> they outline a number of things the governor did. the governor and first lady hosted an event at the governor's mansion, a sort of launch party for a new dietary supplement that was being introduced to market by mr. williams company. the governor set up meetings for mr. williams where top state officials. and the governor also appeared to show some interest in encouraging public universities to conduct clinical studies of a chemical found in the supplement. he insisted emphatically that that doesn't sort of constitute an official action of the kind that is usually used in corruption statutes. it's just sort of helping out an interested constituent with a business. >> and there are references to the mcdoneels lying to investigators? >> that's a charge leveled at the firs

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mr. carney begins responding to that and bring you all the headlines. >> all right. in the meantime day two of consumer electronics show. adam is doing karaoke. true story. he's live in lass. >> there's so many absurd things, crazy, and cool stuff. i said this earlier, pet fit. it tracks your pet's fitness. really? you want to know how fatifiedo is just lo at him. if you have your own dinosaur for $500. you have to pet it. that's like dealing with the producer. she's going to slap me. you have samsung tablet 12.2 inches. one of the cool items. you have a basketball tells you how well, not well, dribbles, spin, arc on the shot. used by college teams, affordable. feels like a real basketball, is a real basketball, you don't know it has technology inside. this is great for my life. bluetooth headphones. she never recharges them. what they have is a direct line plugged into mp 3. i'll give it back to you right now because i know you have a very important fox news alert. >> back to the white house now, jay carney at the podium. we'll see at what point they get into the robert gates pushback. >> i would reiterate that the president and the rest of us here simply disagreement w

mr. paul will be offering his own freelance video message to be posted on youtube, twitter, facebook and snapchat. but if you aren't satisfied with the official response, lapid response booths outside the house chamber where any and all republican lawmakers can give their own personalized respobs to the president's address through six-second vine videos. >> you get a response. you get a response. you get a response. everybody gets a response. this messaging free for all is kind of like "time" magazine honoring you as the person of the year. if you are giving the response to the state of the union, then, well, no one is giving the response to the state of the union. >>> coming up, our special "all in" state of the union coverage continues with rachel maddow, chris matthews, and the president's speech is just minutes away. stay right there. when does your work end? does it end after you've expanded your business? after your company's gone public? and the capital's been invested? or when your company's bought another? is it over after you've given back? you never stop achieving. that's why, at barclays, our ambition is to always realize yours. adding thousan

las vegas home. >> they've gotten so big. >> they have. our biggest is mr. derek over here. back in october. >> look at you up to 7 pounds. >> of course, you know what growing babies mean, feeding every three hours. that's 40 bottles a day and diapers more than 100. >> lo and behold, you change them and then you finish and go through the next one and then you realize you did it all over again. >> reporter: it can make for some challenging times, like thanksgiving. >> just to go to dinner, we packed the night before. >> four cars, nine kids, the only thing they forgot -- >> we forgot to put our shoes on. >> no shoes. >> neither one of us had shoes on, just socks. >> mom and dad take it all in stride. only one thing worries them. >> i don't want any of them to grow up thinking they didn't get enough love. >> that doesn't seem to be a problem. the older kids can't get enough of the quints, even helping out. >> i'm starting to smell something. you got this? >> i got it. i can handle it. >> so with them all handling it so well, could there be even more some day? they're not rulin

mrs. mcdonnell, a ferrari to drive for the weekend. prosecutors say there was also a new york shopping spree for the governor's wife, where the businessman spent thousands at oscar de lata, luis vuitton and bergdorf goodman. prosecutors also say she persuaded the businessman to give the mcdonnells a $50,000 loan and to pay $15,000 for catering at their daughter's wedding. mcdonnell says he has repaid the loans with interest and returned many of the items, and this week pronounced his innocence. >> mr. williams and his company never received any government benefits of any kind for me or from my administration. >> reporter: legal analysts say prosecutors have a tough case to prove. >> the hard part for the government in any white-collar prosecution is that they have to prove a corrupt intent, and they have to prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: now, the businessman, johnny williams, is not facing any charges at this point. if convicted, the mcdonnells could face decades in prison and fines of over $1 million. critical analysts say no matter what the legal outcome, this is just a stunning fall from grace. you'll remember mcdonnell was once considered as a

mrs. mcdonnell asked the businessman to take her dress shopping in new york where he spent almost $11,000 at oscar de la renta $5,600 at louis vuitton and $2,000 at high-end retailer bergdorf goodman. she wanted them, court documents say, for her anniversary and daughter's wedding. but prosecutors say two years later after they started investigating, she sent some of the dresses back to the businessman suggesting they were only loaned and a charity might welcome the chance to auction clothes, quote, worn only once by the first lady of virginia. prosecutors also say she persuaded the businessman to give the mcdonnells a $50,000 loan and pay $15,000 for catering at their daughter's wedding. and the charges say mcdonnell persuaded williams to make a $50,000 loan to a business co-owned by the governor. standing with his wife and daughter, mcdonnell said all of it amounted to personal favors. >> i never promised, and mr. williams and his company never received any government benefit of any kind from me or from my administration. >> mcdonnell also said he repaid all of the loans with interest. he and his wife

neighborhoods in la, philadelphia, sand antonia and southeast kentucky and the chowktow nation and the program will create jobs and expand education and housing and improve public safety and mrnts to create 20 promise zones in the country by 2016 and the announcement comes 50 years after president lyndon johnson launched the war on poverty and head start was one of the signature programs of the effort, one million children and pregnant women benefit from it each year but it's $8 billion if funding could be at risk. >> she is an accomplished woman, law school graduate, former school board member and former congressional aid and says it all started in a room much like this one. >> head start made me believe that school was a happy place. school was a place where you could go and grow and learn. >> reporter: she grew up in chicago, daughter of an african/american single mom and her father an immigrant stressed education. that helped. but so she says did lessons learned in head start. >> when i entered kindergarten i was confidence and confidence is so much of your ability to master anything new. and, again, there are subtle things i think head start may not be getting credit fo

mr. obama's first term, the so-called pivot, got one sentence. syria, one or two throw-away lines. essentially an argument for more diplomacy, less deployments, a la >> so, joe, we now have someone who's such a great grasp of history, but the tuneout factor is bad, too. john mecham. joe, take it away. >> we tuned him out a long time ago. >> yeah, apparently talking. >> presidents seem to historically have this problem in the second term. it seems to be especially bad with barack obama, because there's a question of what he can accomplish over the next two years. we showed the numbers, historically low numbers, as far as the state of the union address goes. what's happening historically with this president, and can you find any parallels where somebody turned it around six years in? >> well, i think where the turnaround will happen is in places where we aren't watching. there have been a series of examples where particularly late second term, presidents have felt liberated. we make fun of the executive orders, and that is, in fact, something that, you know, you never really heard lincoln and fdr say i'm going to rebuild america on an executive orde