lee harvey oswald: thank you for seeing me, mr. snyder. my name is lee oswald and i've come to renounce my american citizenship. richard snyder: why would you do that? lee harvey oswald: i'm a marxist. richard snyder: you're a marine, for god's sakes. marines don't defect. lee harvey oswald: i've seen enough of democratic society, of capitalistic society. my mother worked her whole life making profits for capitalists. they push you down and they never appreciate who you are. richard snyder: have a seat. how old are you? lee harvey oswald: 20. 20 years and 13 days. richard snyder: you're young, you're confused; you're hurt, you're angry. lee harvey oswald: this is not an emotional decision. i have studied marx. richard snyder: you don't even know what life is like here. in six months you're gonna regret what. lee harvey oswald: i have told the soviets that i know things. i had a very high-security clearance. i was a radar technician for the united states government. i am valuable. richard snyder: you'd be a traitor. lee harvey oswald: i beli

of lot this didn't appear to meet the rear yard requirements stated in the planning code section mr. lee stated to demolish the rear structure and replace it with a two-story structure that plan was rejected by the planning department staff but a remodel instead of a two-story now it is 3 story why didn't we have a 2 story over the garage when the city is trying in every way to increase ava 3 story single-family home with 6 becomes and a give him can be in a medium household budget navigate over the private existing homes in the neighborhood driving up home prices making san francisco less affordable i implore the office of the board of appeals to enhancing the way of living for the residents in the sunset district open 20th avenue i'm accept an amendment to the proposed plan by a reduction of a health to a 2 story with the matching lightwells matching the current jefferson facade and maintaining a clear 25 percent open space in the rear yard thank you. >> thank you we can hear from the permit holder now, mr. williams. >> good afternoon steve williams on above the lee family for if this

. >> did mr. lee run against anybody? >> against himself and it was an interesting twist. mayor lee was basically run unopposed except for a series of one shot candidates that were just out there to say hi, how about me? and 45% of the voters in the first round said yeah, anybody but mayor lee. so he has his work cut out, as well. >> airbnb may be the biggest winner because if they had to duplicate this in a bunch of cities -- >> i don't know if they are a winner yet. they spent over $8 million to try to defeat this measure. if you had to duplicate that like you said in other cities it would kill their bottom line. but they only won by 10 points so in san francisco that's usually grounds for a rematch. >> it might happen again. >> bet on it. >> of course. all right. phil matier, thank you for that. and, of course, for all the election results, go to cbssf.com. click on the campaign 2015 link at the top of the homepage. >>> it's a staple on many thanksgiving dinner tables but now state official could put the dungeness crab season on hold. kpix 5's kiet do on what this means

mr. lee: madam president, i rise today to support and to request the senate's approval of this resolution, which would designate the second week of november as national pregnancy center week, in honor of the lifesaving and life-affirming work of america's community-supported pregnancy centers. i'm asking for my colleagues' unanimous consent because there's absolutely nothing contentious about this resolution, senate resolution 312. nor is there anything contentious about the pregnancy resource centers commemorated by this resolution. there are approximately 2,500 pregnancy resource centers in america, and every single day they serve an average of 65,000 women and men faced with challenging pregnancy decisions, providing them with a wide array of resources. that includes at many centers, testing for s.t.d.'s and s.t.i.'s. it includes emotional and educational support, like options counseling and parenting classes, and it includes material and logistical assistance to help new moms and dads dea

of lot this didn't appear to meet the rear yard requirements stated in the planning code section mr. lee stated to demolish the rear structure and replace it with a two-story structure that plan was rejected by the planning department staff but a remodel instead of a two-story now it is 3 story why didn't we have a 2 story over the garage when the city is trying in every way to increase ava 3 story single-family home with 6 becomes and a give him can be in a medium household budget navigate over the private existing homes in the neighborhood driving up home prices making san francisco less affordable i implore the office of the board of appeals to enhancing the way of living for the residents in the sunset district open 20th avenue i'm accept an amendment to the proposed plan by a reduction of a health to a 2 story with the matching lightwells matching the current jefferson facade and maintaining a clear 25 percent open space in the rear yard thank you. >> thank you we can hear from the permit holder now, mr. williams. >> good afternoon steve williams on above the lee family for if this

anton is renamed rather than mr. lee. >> yeah. whatever it was fortunately. >> it's a glitch in the old monitor. >> on our monitor commissioner antonini read mr. download i didn't and okay. no public comment the meeting is adjourned thank good morning, everyone. name is ed reiskin, director of transportation here in san francisco. which among other things gives me the great honor of operating our transit system, muni which is one of the busiest transit systems in the country. and one that is really important for san francisco. it's how a lot of san franciscans get to work and to school and around the city and how a lot of folks who visit the city and a lot of people who work in the city get around in the city. it's a really important part of san francisco. we are always working for ways to make a better experience for our riders. we are really excited to be here today. let's talk about the launch of our muni mobile and we are already seeing the benefits. without further a do, mayor lee was planning to be here but unable to attend u

leahy, mr. lee... >> ...and that's about all. i just... i'm sorry that i have such a... >> mr. reed of rhode island, mr. reid of nevada... >> you know, i think my psyche was just kind of letting in little bits at a time, it was just all so... such a whirlwind of craziness for me. >> mr. schumer, mr. scott, mr. sessions, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby... >> narrator: also watching in the gallery, tucson survivor pat maisch. >> i went from being sad to being mad. they're all down there in their good ol' boy stance, shaking hands, chatting. >> mr. wyden... (gavel banging) >> on this vote the amendment is not agreed to. >> like people's lives aren't in the balance on this, and i just thought they needed to be shamed. they should be ashamed of themselves. i stood up and said, "shame on you." shame on you! >> there will be order in the senate. >> because they needed to be shamed. shame on them. shame on me if after what i've gotten to witness i choose to be quiet. >> i'm surprised that she was the only one, actually, that burst out... because it was so intense and so charged. >> the galler

mr. lee: mr. president, shortly today the senate will vote on the motion to appoint conferees or what's often called the motion to go to conference for a bill that reauthorizes the elementary and secondary education act or the esea, the legislation governing our federal k through 12 education policy. because most americans have probably never heard of this obscure parliamentary procedure, the motion to appoint conferees, that is, i'd like to take just a moment to explain how it works, or at least how it should work. when the house and senate each pass separate but similar bills, the two chambers have the ability to convene what's called a conference, a conference committee. a conference is essentially a meeting where delegates from each chamber come together to iron out any differences between their respective similar but somewhat different bills. and then put together what's called a conference report, which is a single piece of legislation that reconciles any dis parities between the house-passe

, the compliance. >> mr. lee, i just want to know that you know the contacts to sbe, wbe. >> sure. ray, compliance supervisor oci;. in terms of working with us in developing a team that we feel is diverse. they have met the objective at the sbe program within ocii. the figures that are represented in your packet is what it is. it's a meeting objective about our program. >> okay, thank you. i second the motion. >> okay. yeah, thank you. now we have place holders. commissioner mondejar? >> go ahead. >> good afternoon, i'm so excited to see so many people that have taken time out of their day today to show up and express their opinions. i want to applaud the warriors. i really related to the gentleman who spoke about having a child and having a family and building memories and that we live in a major city and the need to have a world class stadium as well. and also seeing how the plans have evolved over time based upon the community feedback and working with local organizations and non-profit and taking your communi

mrs. lee is ordered to show up and pay $92.07 tax on property. she has a good chance of being taken prisoner if she shows up. she sends a male cousin on her p half -- on her behalf and he is refused. the property is seized. the government gets the property. slightly below fair market value. this guy is the most important union general no one has heard of. he was born in augusta, georgia, educated in the north, at west point, considered anyone educated at west point to be a traitor if they fought for the confederacy. especially lee and davis. he did not get his way. davis was imprisoned for a while. montgomery cunningham maggs was quartermaster through most of the civil war. when the war broke out, it was joseph e johnson. you know joseph e johnston was a very effective general for the confederate states. he and william tecumseh sherman became friends after the war. johnston was a pallbearer at tecumseh sherman's funeral and refused to keep his hat on. this is an old story. he got sick and died a few weeks later from pneumonia because he refused t

until the federal troops came across in 1861, they come across and in 1863, the law is passed, and mrs. lee is ordered to show up in person to pay $92.07 in tax on this property. now, had she is not stupid. she has a good chance of being taken prisoner if she shows up in person, so she sends a male relative, and it's refused. so the property is legally seized. and in a well-attended auction and the one bidder is the government, and they get it for below fair market value. now, this guy is the most important union general nobody ever heard of. his had name is montgomery cunningham meggs, he was born in augusta augusta, georgia and educated in the north at west point and he considered anybody who was educated in west point, and fought for the confeddracy, a traitor and should be hung. he did not get his way. lee was free to go. and went to washington university, or washington college and became washington and lee later in virginia. but he was quarter master general, when the war broke out, it was joseph ejohnston, and if you know your history, he was an effective general for if united states.

mr. chairman. hold on. have to get to the timer here, but i seem to be stuck here. cathy dulukea file by miles stepto and lawrence lee. >> mrs. duluke ahere? is miles stepto here followed by lawrence lee and morgan fits gibbons >> good afternoon, miles [inaudible] san francisco native member and inturn at san francisco bike coalition. i'm here to express bike coalition strong support of improvements as part the wiggle cor door project and urge the board to approve this project so construction can begin immediately. or as soon as possibly. [inaudible] for this project was held april 3 the year which is a [inaudible] and major accident occurred 3 days prior on scott and fell between a car and 3 people on bikes. given that, we know the traffic diverter proposet supported by local neighborhood associations, san francisco bike coalition members and [inaudible] is more critical than ever. it is nearly 3 years since the first public meetings were held where the members pushed for improvements for biking and walking. it is time to make the changes real. the project brings green landscaping [inaudible] pedestrian visibility a

perhaps mr. lee has an answer. if i'm reading this slide correctly, let's see. there's total s p es, 54.2 percent of the achievement, right? that's the achievement, 54.2 percent of which san francisco base s p es are 27.7 percent. now, of that number, 16.2 >> no, of the total number of dollars. >> okay. >> 16.2 are bayview hunters point s p es. >> okay. but if you look just at the 27 or 28 percent san francisco bays, that's more than half of the san franciscans. >> i'm the contract supervisor maybe i can provide some clarity. >> okay. >> the 16.2 is a subset of the san francisco s p es. >> yes. >> so that's what that is. so roughly 68 percent of all san francisco businesses -- >> are coming from or going to contractors in the bayview hunters point. >> that's correct. >> and of that number -- so i'm just trying to see how this breaks down. the majority are minority business-male-owned companies? >> oh, um. >> no? >> that 1 is not quite -- professor: that's not a san francisco number? >> no. it's just the total of the contract dollars for informational purposes. w

perhaps mr. lee has an answer. if i'm reading this slide correctly, let's see. there's total s p es, 54.2 percent of the achievement, right? that's the achievement, 54.2 percent of which san francisco base s p es are 27.7 percent. now, of that number, 16.2 >> no, of the total number of dollars. >> okay. >> 16.2 are bayview hunters point s p es. >> okay. but if you look just at the 27 or 28 percent san francisco bays, that's more than half of the san franciscans. >> i'm the contract supervisor maybe i can provide some clarity. >> okay. >> the 16.2 is a subset of the san francisco s p es. >> yes. >> so that's what that is. so roughly 68 percent of all san francisco businesses -- >> are coming from or going to contractors in the bayview hunters point. >> that's correct. >> and of that number -- so i'm just trying to see how this breaks down. the majority are minority business-male-owned companies? >> oh, um. >> no? >> that 1 is not quite -- professor: that's not a san francisco number? >> no. it's just the total of the contract dollars for informational purposes. w

perhaps mr. lee has an answer. if i'm reading this slide correctly, let's see. there's total s p es, 54.2 percent of the achievement, right? that's the achievement, 54.2 percent of which san francisco base s p es are 27.7 percent. now, of that number, 16.2 >> no, of the total number of dollars. >> okay. >> 16.2 are bayview hunters point s p es. >> okay. but if you look just at the 27 or 28 percent san francisco bays, that's more than half of the san franciscans. >> i'm the contract supervisor maybe i can provide some clarity. >> okay. >> the 16.2 is a subset of the san francisco s p es. >> yes. >> so that's what that is. so roughly 68 percent of all san francisco businesses -- >> are coming from or going to contractors in the bayview hunters point. >> that's correct. >> and of that number -- so i'm just trying to see how this breaks down. the majority are minority business-male-owned companies? >> oh, um. >> no? >> that 1 is not quite -- professor: that's not a san francisco number? >> no. it's just the total of the contract dollars for informational purposes. w

jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak to the how the to -- to speak to the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: thank you very much, mr. speaker. thank you to president obama for working with us, to get a real defense authorization bill. and for us to be able to fix the broken defense bill that was passed previously in this house. i was prepared to sustain the veto, but through a very instructive and positive budget resolution that we passed just last week, we've been able to plus up the defense, but we've been able to plus up nondiscretionary spending. today i voted for the defense allingtization -- authorization and in that included amendments that i offered that were sustained in the conference report, which requires the department of defense to conduct outreach programs to assist small business conserves -- concerns -- small business concerns owned and controlled by women, veterans and

anton is renamed rather than mr. lee. >> yeah. er it was fortunately. >> it's a glitch in the old monitor. >> on our monitor commissioner antonini read mr. download i didn't and okay. no public comment the meeting is adjourned thank >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look o

mr. chair. i'm going to be like ms. lee and ask you a lot of questions. there's a lot on my mind. >> i'm sorry, sir, i can't -- >> i have a lot of questions. we have limited time. in july, a young man named darius stewart was shot and killed by memphis police. he was a passenger in a motor vehicle stopped for a traffic citation. he was asked to get out of the car. they looked at him, put him in the car. a tussle occurred. he was shot and killed. the d.a. asked the grand jury to indict voluntary manslaughter. the grand jury chose not to. how that was presented, who knows. obviously not as well as a ham sandwich could have presented. i asked the department of justice to look into it. your first response is you monitored the case. now that the case has gone through the grand jury process and not getten the result the d.a. wanted, i would like to ask as i asked in writing before for the department of justice to look into this case and see if civil rights violations may have occurred. >> i would like to have my staff reach out to you and get that information,

lee has your full >>> apologies for the late mr. spok but a star trek fan in texas wants to live long and in his old home. he turned part of his home into an homage of the show. >> lee and liz 's mouth dropped. >> that's really neat. talk about fun. >> i can see each of your spouses really loving this. >> right. >> whatever makes you happy. >> did you see the cma's last night? he was in a storm trooper costume. it was awesome. >>> outside to want we have a cloudy sky and a great look at -- we usually have a sunset for into new york harbor. this is going to be the issue again tonight with the ceiling lowering. that's some drizzle that moved in along manhattan. it's over the north shore of suffolk county. a look at the clouds along the top of the building. we're at 66 degrees. the humidity at 87%. it's super muggy outside. november in this forecast. the high today 71. that's thee straight days of 70 in november, first time that happened since 1994. average high 57, that by sunday. there's your sunrise and sunset times. so it will be mi

posed. >> the chair recognize the german from tennessee for five minutes. >> i'm going to be like mr. leek you a lot of questions because there's a lot on my mind and we have limited time. in july a young man was shot and killed by memphis police. he was a passenger in a motor vehicle stopped 48 traffic citation. he was asked to get out of the car. he was shot and killed. the das the grand jury to indict voluntary manslaughter. they chose not to. how that was presented, who knows. now that the case has gone through the grand jury and they have not gone the response they wanted, i would ask the department of justice to look into this and see if a violation of rights has occurred. >> i will have my staff reach out to you and get that information sir. >> are you familiar with the case #. >> i'm not personally familiar with the case we have a number of cases under review. >> if for some reason it hasn't risen to the radar of the atty. attorney general by now, i hope that it will. there was a drug assessment survey completed in 2015. at that particular summary or study, most agents said mariju

anton is renamed rather than mr. lee. >> yeah. er it was fortunately. >> it's a glitch in the old monitor. >> on our monitor commissioner antonini read mr. download i didn't and okay. no public comment the meeting is adjourned thank >> alfred welcome to your unit >> so we're going to take >> alfred welcome to your unit >> so we're going to take you. >> hi, i'm carl with the fisherman's we're thrilled to have you here i get to open a lot of buildings or buildings and none of them brings me more pleasure than today a one and 90 units of air force's affordable housing in the heart of san francisco mere jobs and near transit in the middle of the worst housing crisis to see this project come to reality having done this inspires and brings mayor edwin lee me pride a huge public-private partnership this deals dates back to chris daily in 2003 and in his office talking about what level of affordability we'll need what is now infinity that deal 12 years ago is finally give me rise to this project and the two at infinity close to 4 hundred u

mr. rodriquez and others from supervisor christensen office as mayor ed lee said we'll walk it through the businesses to talk about greening chinatown in san francisco we have materials for the guests we question do we invite you all and in closing we want to is let's do this and let get to work and zero thank you, everyone >> self-planning works to preserve and enhance the city what kind hispanic the environment in a variety of ways overhead plans to fwied other departments to open space and land use an urban design and a variety of other matters related to the physical urban environment planning projects include implementing code change or designing plaza or parks projects can be broad as proipd on overhead neighborhood planning effort typically include public involvement depending on the subject a new lot or effect or be active in the final process lots of people are troubled by they're moving loss of they're of what we preserve to be they're moving mid block or rear yard open space. >> one way to be involved attend a meeting to go it gives us and the neighbors to learn and participate

mr. rodriquez and others from supervisor christensen office as mayor ed lee said we'll walk it through the businesses to talk about greening chinatown in san francisco we have materials for the guests we question do we invite you all and in closing we want to is let's do this and let get to work and zero thank you, everyone as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so about four year ago we worked with the serviced and got to know the kid one of the things we figured out was that they didn't know how to cook. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no w

deputies say 47-year-old michael stephen lehman stabbed 23-year-old jimmi-jon lee lint to death in lint's motel room. room. "mr. lehman had been registered there at that residence since july of this year."online records show lehman was convicted of two sexual abuse incidents in 2009 - in johnson countytynd clayton county.sheriff gardner says lint was living with his brother, who is also listed on more than 20 sex offenders are registered as living at ced- rel l tel. mccraney is also on the list. list. "it is a safe place - there's nothing wrong with this place, it's just the people that come here." here."authorities say there was no previous connection between both men outside of monday morning's arguments. arguments.it's left randy wondering why - especially because he says lint never bothered anyoyo. anyone. "it's got me shaken up a hell of a lot - the kid - i like the young man, he's cool, he's nice, he's harmless." lehman is in the linnnncounun correctional facility under a one million dollar - cash only bond.that includes the bond for violating his parole. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, steffi lee

mr. mar wants to make remarks i'll invite him. >> thanks to commissioner lee and the staff for extending the brt final environmental impact report this is important to allow people to give more time for comments i went to not only two different cities but 4 unanimously historic gathering or gathering it is occurring in theville sustainability in coping 21 in paris in a couple of weeks and the climate march in oakland the four events policy linked is an amazing organization began in city of oakland that expanded around the country supervisor campos attended and the policy equality submit for the pro transportation city hall and mayors around the country's was an amazing gathering in los angeles and a government alliance and race and equality i attended a portion of the gathering with the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local proce

mr. chairman. hold on. have to get to the timer here, but i seem to be stuck here. cathy dulukea file by miles stepto and lawrence lee. >> mrs. duluke ahere? is miles stepto here followed by lawrence lee and morgan fits gibbons >> good afternoon, miles [inaudible] san francisco native member and inturn at san francisco bike coalition. i'm here to express bike coalition strong support of improvements as part the wiggle cor door project and urge the board to approve this project so construction can begin immediately. or as soon as possibly. [inaudible] for this project was held april 3 the year which is a [inaudible] and major accident occurred 3 days prior on scott and fell between a car and 3 people on bikes. given that, we know the traffic diverter proposet supported by local neighborhood associations, san francisco bike coalition members and [inaudible] is more critical than ever. it is nearly 3 years since the first public meetings were held where the members pushed for improvements for biking and walking. it is time to make the changes real. the project brings green landscaping [inaudible] pedestrian visibility a

mr. tutor describes how confederate general robert e. lee's it organized and put together. the society of the honor guard, tomb of the unknown soldier, is very much like an alumni association of former tomb guards. we have guys in their 90s, we have guys in active duty and females in our society. who have guarded the tomb, because the tomb was guarded first in 1995, by corporal heather johnson, the first female to walk the mat in

mr. chairman. hold on. have to get to the timer here, but i seem to be stuck here. cathy dulukea file by miles stepto and lawrence lee. >> mrs. duluke ahere? is miles stepto here followed by lawrence lee and morgan fits gibbons >> good afternoon, miles [inaudible] san francisco native member and inturn at san francisco bike coalition. i'm here to express bike coalition strong support of improvements as part the wiggle cor door project and urge the board to approve this project so construction can begin immediately. or as soon as possibly. [inaudible] for this project was held april 3 the year which is a [inaudible] and major accident occurred 3 days prior on scott and fell between a car and 3 people on bikes. given that, we know the traffic diverter proposet supported by local neighborhood associations, san francisco bike coalition members and [inaudible] is more critical than ever. it is nearly 3 years since the first public meetings were held where the members pushed for improvements for biking and walking. it is time to make the changes real. the project brings green landscaping [inaudible] pedestrian visibility a

mr. mar wants to make remarks i'll invite him. >> thanks to commissioner lee and the staff for extending the brt final environmental impact report this is important to allow people to give more time for comments i went to not only two different cities but 4 unanimously historic gathering or gathering it is occurring in theville sustainability in coping 21 in paris in a couple of weeks and the climate march in oakland the four events policy linked is an amazing organization began in city of oakland that expanded around the country supervisor campos attended and the policy equality submit for the pro transportation city hall and mayors around the country's was an amazing gathering in los angeles and a government alliance and race and equality i attended a portion of the gathering with the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local proce

mr. consists man. >> our current mayor ed lee give 50 thousands take breaks to the people in the market value i'd likeo to see that support our urban living around for a while poor those businesses maybe san francisco dwooerts didn't make san francisco san francisco that money could be used if better ways i like the idea of making rent control for businesses as well taking the businesses into two and thirty years businesses are a long time and they're in peril of jack up the rent 200 percent plus we're losing businesses every day. >> thank you, ms. wise. >> i'd like to building what mayor ed lee said we know this is disingenious first hand the politics in san francisco in the if at any point it is air force chassis with the mayor's office of housing and community development and the planning department staff rolled out the red carpet to take 3 invented mario that ran a business he else a story of the american dream and mayor ed lee allowed that i am had been kicked out i chase bank its outs range the last way broeng it get me into the politics how the law be broken for chas bank instead of saying no t

lee? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to ask you about an issue that is likely to come up within your division at the department of justice, the civil rights division. as you are probably aware, earlier this month the u.s. department of education concluded that township school district 211 located in illinois had violated title 9 when it prohibited a transgender student identifying as a girl, to change and shower in the girl's locker room at the public school she attends without any restrictions. the school and the district had permitted this student to participate on the girl's sports teams and to use the girl's rest rooms at the school. however, to accommodate the student's request to use the girl's locker room, the school sought to require to change behind privacy curtains. according to the u.s. department of education, in this letter that was dated november 2 of this year, just two weeks ago yesterday, requiring the transgender student to use private changing and showering facilities violated the student's ri

mr. rodriquez and others from supervisor christensen office as mayor ed lee said we'll walk it through the businesses to talk about greening chinatown in san francisco we have materials for the guests we question do we invite you all and in closing we want to is let's do this and let get to work and zero thank you, everyo everyone. ladies and gentlemen, the meeting will come to order i'd like to welcome you to the regular meeting of land use commission i'm supervisor cowen and to my right is supervisor wiener the viha

deputies say 47-year-old michael stepn lehman stabbed 23-year-old jimmi-jon lee lint to death in lint's motel room. room. "mr. lehman had been registered there at that residence since july of this lehman was convicted of two sexual abuse incidents in 2009 - in johnson county and clayton county.sheriff gardner says lint was living with his brother, who is also listed on iowa'sex offender registry. more than 20 sex offenders are registered as living at ced- rel motel. mccraney is also on the list. list. "it is a safe place - there's nothing wrong with this place, it's just the people that come here." here."authorities say there was no previous connection between both men outside of monday morning's arguments. arguments.it's left randy wowoering why - especially because he says lint never bothered anyone. anyone. "it's got me shaken up a hell of a lot - the kid - i like the young man, he's cool, he's nice, he's harmless." lehman is in the linn county correctional facility under a one million dollar - cash only bond.that includes the bond for violating his parole. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, steffi le

mr. chairman, if you would allow him to answer the question. >> thank you, ms. jackson-lee. i will certainly look into it. the last matter, with respect to church fires, we have not ignored them. our agents are investigating a number of church fire incidents around the country. we have not found patterns and connections that connect to our civil rights enforcement work. but we are continuing to work on it. with respect to guns, the people in the fbi care deeply about trying to stop gun violence. what the bureau does not do is get involved in the public policy legal questions because our job is to enforce the law. we leave to it the department of justice to make recommendations as to what the law should be. i think that's a place where it makes sense to be. we are passionate about trying to enforce the law about bad guys of all kinds especially in our cities where gun violence, especially gang related gun violence is a plague of the nation. >> he was shaking his head saying yes. >> guns in the hands of criminals endanger all of us, including law enforcement. >> thank you, mr.

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mr. mar wants to make remarks i'll invite him. >> thanks to commissioner lee and the staff for extending the brt final environmental impact report this is important to allow people to give more time for comments i went to not only two different cities but 4 unanimously historic gathering or gathering it is occurring in theville sustainability in coping 21 in paris in a couple of weeks and the climate march in oakland the four events policy linked is an amazing organization began in city of oakland that expanded around the country supervisor campos attended and the policy equality submit for the pro transportation city hall and mayors around the country's was an amazing gathering in los angeles and a government alliance and race and equality i attended a portion of the gathering with the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local proce

mr. baroni was the impetus for starting the lane closures on the first day of school in ft. lee. -- redacted, redacted, redacted, redacted. after that one line is redactedn is inappropriately laid at mr. roni's feet. that's kind of amazing, right? can we put that back up there again for a second on screen. this is a really dramatic place to put a big black line. u tment of bill baroni came up with the idea for bridgegate, but you guys know he didn't start it. you guys know he wasn't the impetus for bridgegate. you guys -- look, the government knows that it was beep! of the bridgegate defense filint last night. and as governor christie's presidential campaign is hoping that this trial is going to clear the air and settle this matter and get this cloud cleared from his presidential campaign. well, provocative redactions like are not going to help from bill baroni's defense. nor filings like this from bridgette ann kelly. this is exhibit a from her filing to the court last night. it's exhibit "a." redacted, redacted, redacted, redacted, redacted, redacted -- you kind of get the poin

mr. mar wants to make remarks i'll invite him. >> thanks to commissioner lee and the staff for extending the brt final environmental impact report this is important to allow people to give more time for comments i went to not only two different cities but 4 unanimously historic gathering or gathering it is occurring in theville sustainability in coping 21 in paris in a couple of weeks and the climate march in oakland the four events policy linked is an amazing organization began in city of oakland that expanded around the country supervisor campos attended and the policy equality submit for the pro transportation city hall and mayors around the country's was an amazing gathering in los angeles and a government alliance and race and equality i attended a portion of the gathering with the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local proce