mr. marshall. ms. chang call the next item >> item 12 for the geneva advisory committee this is an action item. >> good morning committee members this is on page 81 this is the project level c ac. the authority is leading project called the geneva feasibility study. it concerns a bus line on geneva and harry way connecting the station into san mateo

mr. marshall. ms. chang call the next item >> item 12 for the

mr. marshall. ms. chang call the next item >> item 12 for the geneva advisory committee this is an action item. >> good morning committee members this is on page 81 this is the project level c ac. the authority is leading

mr. marshall. ms. chang call the next item >> item 12 for the geneva advisory committee this is an action item. >> good morning committee members this is on page 81 this is the project level c ac. the authority is leading project called the geneva feasibility study. it concerns a bus line on geneva and harry way connecting the station into san mateo county connecting with the trans station and the new hunter point development. the line had been envisioned and the san francisco admission transportation has been focused on the infrastructure improvements and making that service face and reliable. the study is a collaboration with the san francisco agencies as well as the san mateo agencies concluding the government agency in san francisco. the study escape includes a dedicated community to provide information on the community it will meet quarterly and it represents the at large community. 7 of those members will be appointed by the community board and two would be at large seats like pedestrians and bic

mr. marshall. >> anyone else who wants to speak whose an advocate. >> thank you any other comments?> so this is for the tenderloin downtown the vacancy of one of the two seats and i know that commissioner kim may have some ideas on this. >> are we going to do public comment first. >> is there anyone else from the public seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so our office did spend quite a bit of time recruiting hard for the members to represent the downtown tenderloin area and through this outreach r j marshall did apply. we've spent some time talking with another lady, of course, she can't serve on the committee we would have supported her as well. she does a commute from chinatown all the way to the richmond and would have been a good candidate. unfortunately, the gentleman and i haven't been able to sit down but i'm most likely going to support him because he made a great presentation a couple of weeks ago. but being we have now made a revision to the c r.c. the seat will be open in september and i'd like to move forward richard marshall for this seat for the next full transp

mr. marshall. >> anyone else who wants to speak whose an advocate. >> thank you any other comments? >> so this is for the tenderloin downtown the vacancy of one of the two seats and i know that commissioner kim may have some ideas on this. >> are we going to do public comment first. >> is there anyone else from the public seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so our office did spend quite a bit of time recruiting hard for the members to represent the downtown tenderloin area and through

mrs. marshall knows it. she's already packing accordingly. and george marshall has every reason to expect that the command will be his. in a few minutes, i'll get down to the story of how fdr fooled them all. to run the navy, roosevelt's centurion is admiral ernest king. king is an old, crusty sea dog with a very mercurial temper. his wife described her father as the most even-tempered man that she ever i knew. he was always mad. [laughter] his philosophy was to chew his subordinates out in public and praise them in private which is not considered good personnel management policy. but fdr had seen in ernie king a real scrapper. king was so tough that fdr used to joke that he shaved himself with a blow torch. [laughter] in some respects fdr was ahead of his navy chief. in 1942 the sinkings of merchant vessels which were keeping great britain alive were severely threatened by u-boat attacks which were sometimes sinking three and four ships in a single day. roosevelt wanted a convoy system where warships would track -- would protect the per chant

mr. parks, are you satisfied with the way the prosecution has marshalled the arguments? because mr.rump in something like 38 seconds has just produced a sterling presentation of why the claim of those four minutes can be quite easily depudee dee bunked. and yet meany critics have felt that the prosecution has not really stitched the argument, the narrative as effectively as they might have done. >> well, i think at this point we've clearly seen that bernie did an incredible job of taking all of the evidence in this case, whether it's the inconsistencies, whether it was the whole, the whole theory of the case -- >> but mr. parks, why didn't mr. delee ronda make more inconsistencies with regard to the weapon that mr. zimmerman had on him? we know for a fact that mr. zimmerman has given multiple different descriptions as to where that weapon was. why wasn't that a major flank in the prosecution? >> well, i think, maybe you missed it, but he did talk about the -- >> i didn't miss it. he did talk about it. >> he did talk about it. >> he did. yes, sir. go ahead. >> i think in the closing

mr. was marshall green berger, and lawrence tribe, and chance sunsentence tein, and they came out of the retreat and announced we are changing the ground rules of confirmation. and eight out of the first 11 nominees president bush not named -- nominated to the courts of appeals they full bustered. highly qualified nominees, men and women of great skill and ability. no basis to oppose them on merit. it went on for two years or more, and others were being blocked. as it went, they threatened this kind of event. at the end, cooler heads prevailed, a compromise was reached, and what happened was we said -- the agreement was we uld not filibuster federal judges unless extraordinary circumstances existed. normally we would give an up or down vote to federal judges. that is the way that was settled. i would say with regard to the nominations we are looking at now, these three illegally appointed nominees are pretty special circumstances. we shouldn't sit here and go quietly when the president of the united states without any an basis makes appointment around the process, and the court was held

mr. obama. >> a military judge expect ntd court marshal of army privately bradley manning.anning admitted to send something videos to the antisecrecy web site. his lawyers portrayed him as a naive whistle blower who wanted to expose war crimes. >> here in the bay area, liver smor all about baseball now. the east bay city hoping to become a west coast williamsport. >> teams in the little league world series will be playing tomorrow but right now are getting ready for a 6:00 p.m. par wraid going down first street and wend a rally. >> abc 7 news wayne freedman joins us live with the story. wayne? >> livermore has been a wholesome family-oriented community continuing this week a cross the street people already in place for that parade that begins at 6:00 p.m. this week is all about baseball. get used to this sound in livermore them say a world series has come to town, they mean it. >> there is one team from as close as pleasanton. another from as far as japan in, livermore they're hoping to make this an every year event. >> welcome to port williamsportera. same organization, sa

marshal elementary school, andreas tobar. (applause) >> from el dorado elementary school, jennifer mullis. (applause) >> from roosevelt middle school, mr. joe austin. (applause) >> and from woodside learning center, constance walker. (applause) >> congratulations to our teachers of the year. and at this time i'd like to turn the mic over to the president of the united educators of san francisco, president dennis kelly. (applause) >> thank you. these five teachers standing on the field with us today are incredible. they are dedicated. they are hard working. they are innovative. they are exactly what we need in every classroom. i am privileged and proud to be here and to honor them tonight. to the teachers who are with us in the crowd, all 300 of you, to all of our hard working san francisco unified school district teachers and paraprofessionals, we thank you for your dedication to san francisco and to our young people. on behalf of the united educators of san francisco, all of the teachers, all of the paraprofessionals in san francisco, thank you to the giants, and to all of you for your support of the students and our schools. go giant

mr. giuliani, his father was a federal judge and had to be protected by u.s. marshals for many years and thank film her -- him for his service. tell your father he owes me one. >> when let me close by saying thank you to the witnesses. this has been an extremely, extraordinarily valuable for our report and recommendations that we will be developing. and thank you particularly, mayor, for being here and taking the time to show up. and i'm going to close this statement, on july 19th, 2012, the fbi released a press statement proclaiming that they were already implementing the terror prevention recommendations of the webster commission which investigated the fort hood shooting. just two days earlier, tamerlan returned from the chechnyan region, and the fbi kept the case closed. the fbi's at the center of protecting our attacks on the homeland, and it's its respondent to find out how we did not find -- responsibility to find out how we did not see this coming. it is unfortunate. this committee has specific questions related to our investigation of the boston marathon bombin

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mr. vargas of california. >> thank you very much. i have figured out the button. appreciate the testimony you have given today and the information you provided. think ofamericans, you the marshallplan. i certainly do. i think of it as a success. one thing you bring out in the report is the second point for your seven final lessons learned, and that was you begin rebuilding only after stylish and sufficient security and focus smoke programs and projects. , it didhall plan began not begin right after the war ended. the marshall plan did not begin until two years after the war ended and it was because we had that fear of this bread of soviet communism. of soviet the spread communism. i looked at the numbers, because i recall the numbers being gigantic, and we spent $13 billion when we had a gdp of 200 $58 billion. it was a rather large amount of money. it was controversy with it, but at the same time people understood and the american people got behind it and said those are our allies, they are enemies, but they will be allies the term. i appreciate timing. the second part is important, that europe was going to be friendly. eight this does not seem to be the case with iraqi -- thi

mrs. marshall those issues already packing accordingly in george michael has every reason to believe the command will be his. to run the navy but she described her father as most interest haven't men they ever knew. [laughter] this fox was to do with of public but not period grover g., but it king was so tough that he schaede to itself with a blowtorch. fdr was ahead of the game mont dash 42. that was keeping great britain alive and sometimes thinking for ships in a single day. in their worship to protect those vessels and he did not move along fast enough. which resulted in the fact of an. chess meet for the elements. >> just days after fdr was summoned and said i want you to go out to the islands and don't come back until we have defeated the japanese. and became rule essentially to deleaded and to be revered but it was more like what king subjected to his subordinates but there is a very open minded professor in that 1.one that runs that coding operation can be specific to see the admiral. and he tells them that these codebreakers of messages can pinpoint the japanese steamy to the island of