alden, five minutes for mr. lee. we have the transcripts. we have read everything. you first, mr. alden. >> as i think you know, i have the disadvantage of coming to this case late in the process. that said, there is an important theme throughout this case. the inspector, when he came to the homicide unit, had become an inspector who liked to do things his own way, chafed at having other people tell him how to do things, and expected a significant amount of overtime. he was not able to accomplish those goals. he had to work with a team and was given instructions that were different than the way he might have wanted to do things himself. in part because of puckers supervision of overtime in that unit and department cutbacks in overtime in general, he was not able to incur the overtime he wanted to. unfortunately, his response was to become increasingly obstinate with his superiors and to refuse to comply with their orders, and to begin pushing the envelope on collecting over time, to the point where he committed dgo violations and began to be dishonest. the refusal to serve a warra

, mrs. lee, and honored guests, for 50 years, the sounds of tony bennett and his rendition of "i left my heart in san francisco" has said to the world that this city by the bay is the capital of love, beauty, and a unique style that made it one of the plan its tourist destinations. mr. bennett, your voice is the voice of san francisco, and this is your day. [applause] we have a fantastic program for you today. we have some local singers inspired by mr. bennett's career, and they will pay tribute to mr. bennett in song. tony bennett, your dedication to young people is known through countless projects such as your exploring the arts foundation and your founding of the frank sinatra school for the arts. you have proved to be a timeless link between artistic generations. and, of course, your inspiration continues with such incredible and wonderful projects as your recent "duets ii" cd. i have a copy. anybody else? [applause] and check this out, mr. bennett picked up two grammy awards sunday night fo

commissioner turman: mr. lee, could you please stand up? i have a few words i would like to address to you, based upon some of the things you have said. i will not let you or anyone leave this commission meeting with a belief that there is no room for hard work or ambition in this department, and that that is not something this commission does not embrace or encourage. what we can never embrace, we can never encourage, is a failure to follow the rules. i understand you see this differently, but hear me. we believe that every situation that you encounter as an officer, there is a solution. if you are given an order that you do not feel you are comfortable with complying with, or that you disagree with, there is a dgl, rule 11. read it. you are responsible for knowing it. do not interrupt me. two, if you feel that you do not understand the overtime rules, please, there is a dgo on that. your 25 year record is respected, and it is honored. but respect and honor is only respected and honored and when you do the right thing, when you follow the

commissioner turman: mr. lee, could you please stand up? i have a few words i would like to address to you, based upon some of the things you have said. i will not let you or anyone leave this commission meeting with a belief that there is no room for hard work or ambition in this department, and that that is not something this commission does not embrace or

mrs. lee is not the exception but the rule.e japanese government has found women in hong kong live the longest in the world, with an average life expectancy of 86.7 years. overtaking japan which held the title for 25 years. >> that's good news to hong kong people, yeah. i think through my observation of female members, they are highly active. i think these are important factors. >> reporter: lisa ching is testament to that. at 101, she walks with a cane unaided, reads a newspaper with a magnifying glass and visits the center each day to catch up with friends and share a meal. i'm healthy because i exercise, she explains, it makes me happy. dr. kong of the hong kong geriatric society is not surprised by the results, citing a good public health system that looks after its senior citizens. >> the last few decades we have very good scientific and also medical advances in hong kong. and also we're keeping our tradition as basically chinese culture. >> reporter: whether it be diet, genetics or medical advances, health officials agree

. >> hi, i'm lawrence lee -- >> hold on, it's actually mr. nolty first. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> can you do everything at once? all right, thank you very much. my name's michael nolty, i'm the executive vice president for district six, a planning organization formed in 1999 to deal with district batteries and concerns. here today, i'm here today to talk about holiday plaza and the block from mason to market street. and this is this block here. this block is a part of the tenderloin, not union square. it is a part of the district, if you look at your maps, you'll see these are the boundaries of the central market c.b.d. and, this block contains the bristol hotel at 56 mason and many social services organizations at 944 market, which is right here. which i have to be a volunteer at one of those offices. please, so please place this block back into district six where it belongs. again for the audience out there in never, neverland, here again is another map of the market c.b.d. and the block that we're talking about. and here is the actual descripti

mr. mcdonnell: does not stay in. little hollywood? ms. lee? so there is still confusion. be conservative, air on the side of exclusion, which is where i thought the land? >> yes, to all of the above. it is your call to make. it is fine if it is the basis of public testimony, but i would encourage you to err on the side of being conservative. this is not supposed to represent all neighborhoods, it is suppose to be ones where you have to recognize the neighborhoods intact in their entirety. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. pilpel: to that end, i think all of candlestick is in 10, and i would add showplace square. mr. mcdonnell: again, we don't need an exhaustive list. it is actually even under 1%. all of that said, any objection to candlestick? silver terrace, a little hollywood, candlestick, spelled correctly -- mr. pilpel: out include civista valley. sorry. -- i would include at vista valid. sorry. mr. mcdonnell: any objection to the list as presented here? mr. pilpel: yes. mr. mcdonnell: ok. go ahead. mr. pilpel: ok. what are you proposing it is in? mr. mcdonnell: propose w

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator lee. i told you privately before, i agree with justice o'connor's reference to yourather. we have a senatofrom connecticut, a former general attorney of the state. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as a former attorney general for some 20 years, i am a very strong believer in federalism. i would agree with senator lee that we get advice, but i would also say that we need advice. any ideas you have on that score -- but also, i want to focus on a point senator grsley made in his earlier remarks. we dismiss poll numbers when the results do not suit us, but they're still reflective of something happening. the reason we are here is because of the need to educate the public about what you did for many years with such distinction and dedication in serving on the u.s. supreme court. we have a reverence if not respected institution and the need to preserve the litimacy and credibility of the institution. i wonder if you can give us your assessment as to why there has been this decline in the public's appr

requirements to live here, a very, very enthusiastic crowd including with tv coverage of lee greenwood's opening songs, for mrryan, this is a challenge. there is a skepticism in the republican party, there is fear among democrats, and sort of brought about by both parties medicare and politics. and accusing one another of a very, very popular health care program for seniors, the republican argument is that president obama took thousands of medicare and shifted as part of the affordable care act and as a consequence, 60 billion dollars would not have been for individual recipients of medicare services, but provider services along the lines of fixes to reimburse doctors and health care providers shifting it out of medicare into the president now openly refers to as obamacare-- and (inaudible) the real advantage on advocating for real medicare reform, that's what we're going to hear paul ryan tell the seniors today, that the republican plan would provide medicare for folks 55 and older, there would be no necessary change, it's not going to be a change accord to go mitt romney, and seniors 55 and oerldz can stay

gentlemen, please rise as general mark welsh is sworn in as new chief of staff by secretary donna lee. mrs. betty welch will hold the bible from the chief of staff's pocket which is signed by each chief of staff since the air force chief of staff general carl spot. >> you solemnly swear i will support and defend the constitution -- [inaudible] >> without any mental reservation. and i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office. [inaudible] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please remain standing for posting of the colors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible] >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the 20th chief of staff of the united states air force general mark welsh. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. thank you so much. most importantly for being here to honor general and mrs. schwartz. let me start by reminding all of you that somebody cleaned this hangar up. somebody but this floor. somebody drug these airplanes and those vehicles into the building and cleaned them up. someone set up the sound system in the stage and on that beautiful flag. they do these kind of things all over

to share some of your thoughts on this there was mr paul martin mccartney russian specialist thank you leeuniversity of london joining us here on our team right there reaction to the verdict has also been flocking in from around the world there's been a wave of protests across the globe in support of the punk band the official reaction is also coming with the u.s. state department calling on russia's authorities to review the case artie's marina portnoy has more from new york. there's been both political and public reaction over the pussy riot verdict now around the globe there has been several protests on friday in support of the three russian band members that were convicted of hooliganism paris brussels london and tell of evil are among the cities where demonstrators gathered to denounce the trial and the two year sentencing those that are in support of these three women and members of the pussy riot say that the decision that was made by moscow's court was emblematic of russia's intolerance of dissent on a more political front the u.s. embassy in russia has called the verdict on fair p

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator lee. i told you privately before, i agree with justice o'connor's reference to your father. we have a senator from connecticut, a former general attorney of the state. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as a former attorney general for some 20 years, i am a very strong believer in federalism. i would agree with senator lee that we get advice, but i would also say that we need advice. any ideas you have on that score -- but also, i want to focus on a point senator grassley made in his earlier remarks. we dismiss poll numbers when the results do not suit us, but they're still reflective of something happening. the reason we are here is because of the need to educate the public about what you did for many years with such distinction and dedication in serving on the u.s. supreme court. we have a reverence if not respected institution and the need to preserve the legitimacy and credibility of the institution. i wonder if you can give us your assessment as to why there has been this decline in the publi

mr. chairman. ms. lee could not be in attendance. i am sitting in in her setead. tead. i will read her opening statement and she may join us before the end of the hearing. i would like to take this opportunity to thank mr. halin ski for joining us today in his new role as deputy administrator at tsa. as you know, this congress, we have focused on the efforts by the federal government to power and strengthen our front-line employees. transportation security offices working at our airports across the country our first line defense against terrorism. through our work on the oversight committee and the previous congress, the committee found these workers suffer from high injury rates, attrition, and low morale. until recently, there was no hope for them to obtain the necessary work place protections. collective bargaining rights or protections that other federal employees enjoy. today, we are closer to achieving this goal and in turn establishing a workforce that can place a greater focus on that the security mission at hand. the lack of workplace protections for screening