mr. michael's we're happy to take any questions >> is the property (inaudible) of this building two families want to move in they can't (inaudible). >> current state law prohibits the ellis act unit from being rerented in 5 years. the new person who's had the property a short time did the evicting. the prior landlords for more than 5 years could have gunning duplicate the eviction but even though there's a significant financial noosh to sell an empty building they still don't sell the building because there are a human connection. they sell it to a aspect latter n who in this case specifically wanted said to his lawyer i don't want any connection with my tenants because it's harder when the human heart it involved. we think that won't end the problem but we'll see it decrease significantly >> tim you had a question. >> i haven't talked to them but there's been reference to assemblyman bill and my understanding is from what i said is that it will give authority to san francisco to be able to consider a more tomb on the ellis act eviction. >> i want to ask the gentleman. >> mr. michael's. >> s

mr. michael by an is one of the general partners for the building of the george senior center we're proud(clapping) and well, it gives me great pleasure standing before you and sometimes 375 woodside we've been there and said what we're doing we committed ourselves 5 years ago i had women calling me saying your momma used to cut my hair all i can say my grandmother said we've come a a long way so we have to give him a hand our contempt and we have to pay respects to salazar who fought the obstacles and others we've done 5 hope projects and the person i'm going to introduce ms. contacting davis there's nobody, nobody i mean nobody (clapping) nobody i'm just going to say kathy come on up here (clapping.) thank you. let me just tell you i'm not willie brown. i was counting on him for all the jokes and fun, i have to do this now his back went out so pray for someone whose not feeling well pray inform willie brown and thank him if i had to think of one politician i have a four package his, see exactly what this it took the one person whose the chair of our fund committee is former mayor willie

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on the president of the initial kills federation mr michael ball up to see the new york with liberation of the game how would draw communities together. had to be a winner is. it was the standouts the idea that the federation to say thank you for the us and care we give you something small something that was significant enough to say. keep doing what you're doing because it's helping us all thinking about was the means. today we were spectacular. the people of iran to communicate. it doesn't offend some of the country i was touched to see today that the irish heart as federation actually give awards to people that went out there at all the nice capper. as i have the opportunity. i also have to think that i ask her all over america all over britain for the wicket of response is akin to brittany came into this country to put the past year we had from north america to two thousand and two told any of it was the chairman paul broughton we have american ever. jordy columns for illegal tv the irish hotels federation conference and trump card to me. for i i i am. i mean. eye off. choose. thus

in the awards on the night for mothers to rain on the president of the initial kills federation mr michael ball up to see the new york. with liberation of the game. how would a broken uses together. had to be a winner is. it was the standouts. the idea that the federation to say thank you for the us and care we give you something small something that was significant enough to say keep doing what you're doing because it's tempting to start thinking about was the race. today we were spectacular. the people of ireland. and some of the country i would like to see today that the irish heart as for the rich and actually give awards to people to help there as often as captain. as i have the opportunity. i also have to think that i ask her all over america all over perth for the wicked to respond to begin with the command to this country to put the past year we had from north america said two thousand and two top ten years. it was the chairman paul broughton we had about a cat ever jordy columns for illegal tv the irish hotels federation conference and trump card to me. nice line instead she staye

mr. aldrich? >>> michael aldrich, i'm one of the co-founders of spark, a medical dispensary. i don't care whether you ban nicotine e-cigs. that's fine with me. i do care if you ban it for marijuana or cannabis oil. you would be really banning a really useful medical device. as my wife mentioned, she was allowed to use a vaporizer pen when she was undergoing chemotherapy and the ones who loved it the most were the nurses because everyone who knows san francisco knows about cannabis use with cancer treatment. and this was the only way that it could be allowed in a hospital. but if you ban them entirely -- so, my recommendation is simply make a distinction in the law that you pass, not afterwards explaining your intent. make a distinction between -- make a difference between e-cigarettes for cannabis and e-cigarettes for nicotine in the law. >> thank you, mr. aldrich. next speaker. [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon, everyone. my name is brittany [speaker not understood] and i'm the regional government relations director for the american heart association. i'm here to

mr. michael powell, president and c.e.o. of the national cable and telecommunications association. mr. powell, it's good to have you back before the committee. we look forward to your testimony. >> thank you, chairman walden and thank you, ranking member eshoo and other members of the subcommittee. it's always a distinct pleasure to have the opportunity to come and testify before you today. i'm pleased on behalf of the national cable telecom association, representing america's cable companies, to support re-authorization of stela, including the very important requirement for companies to negotiate broadcast carriage agreements in good faith. we're also specifically pleased to support the carefully selective video reform that have been included in the discussion draft. all these reforms can be appreciated as both, one, directly benefiting consumers and, two, restoring a modicum of competitive balance among companies. both of these themes should always be touch stones of communications policies. let me talk about the integration ban. elimb flatting the integration bam, led by congressman

oh, best anniversary present i ever had, michael. hey, mr. k., long flight? always long when you're coming home, michael. send the suitcases up, would you? your daughter... oh, may hasn't gone out, has she? not this early. no. no, i haven't seen her this morning. good. what in the hell is going on in here? may? who are you? may? all right.

mr. michael lewis was talking about, and i think you got to watch that.ds, if i was the s.e.c., i would go to that issue because that issue, the length and depth of the book really does give you a trading advantage. otherwise, look, flash trading -- what if it's the wrong trade? what if you're on the wrong side. you can get your head handed to you. >> the flash crash a few years ago. >> it nose dived and came right back. no one is sure why that happened. the proprietary history gives you the book. let the s.e.c. do its job. i say to people out there, i say to retail people and anybody else who is saving through investment, stocks are a great investment. they reflect the economy and the fundamentals over a period of time, and it is not -- it is not a rigged market that has given us a five-year bull. it is profits, the recovery of americans business, and, yes, aided and abetted by low interest rates. >> larry, it's great to see you. >> and great to be here. >> come back and see us more often. i said you'd retire but just from your show last friday but you c

mr. michael tammero who had a chance to talk with the stars on the blue carpet. >> that's right.beach over the weekend for the global premiere of "rio 2." they kicked it off at the world's biggest sam about a event ever, samba party. rio 2 reunites the same voices. andy garcia joins the cast. we caught up with some of the stars on the blueç carpet. >> i think the first film we got to get to know rio so well and in this one we get to know the amazon. we go deeper into brazil which means there is more color, more diversity. >> i think music and animated movies are growing and growing and growing. the first one was so strong. they just went even bigger and more, and i think it is a tribute to the brazilian sound as we're hearing now, love it. >> i think it is a testament that everybody came back and we added characters. the first one was worldwide. they said if you watched this movie and saved your ticket stub you will receive one month free of obamacare. >> we just heard chenowith talk about the sound. >> there is a single called what is love by janelle monet. she will be performi

mr. andrade laying on the bed. >> michael andrade had been strangled to death. >> his body was somewhat burned but very little compared to if the fire would have taken over. he was found with one of his arms, his right arm, in fact, back behind him, about belt high. it appeared he had been at some point tied up with his hands behind him. >> there were no signs of forced entry, but electronic equipment was missing. >> there was a entertainment center that had speakers hanging off the front of it which appear to have been connected to something, and that item was missing. >> on the computer desk was a perfect, you know, demarcation of where a computer would have sat. >> this meant that the computer had been stolen after the fire started, and the fire was set in three different locations. >> arson investigators gave information from the beginning that the fire probably was not started with an accelerant. it wasn't gasoline, it wasn't lighter fluid, anything that would create big flame-type -- a big flame-type fire. >> a winged back chair placed in between the kitchen and dining area was the site

sure that money is spent in the most efficient and effective way possible is the apple michael murray and john murray mr is a vice chairman of the gpt group of responsibility the budget and structural policies. he wants the various stakeholders in this debate to develop more common ground in order to ensure adequate eu results is coming policy in the future we owe the discussions around the top of the moment of the budget. nobody with their ministries that we went to the end and the budget would be very good and engineers for cp to the pool and hope to have a consensus in the end. among the key actors in tp because that would be so stupid as to when he competes in the o'shea are you going to vote. of course is to some poker wise. we got going in that. the chp is divided into two circle cutters and just kind of relates to agricultural markets for farm products are regulated to what are called common market organizations will see and it was effectively a way of stabilizing markets free somewhat painful almost guaranteed prices for imposing tariffs on imports the commission is now proposing to roll all cnn

his family remembers michael as always busy spending time with friends. so, mr. president, we are thinking about michael's family today, including his parents, vicki and raymond johnson, his siblings raymond, lisa, wendy, kennedy and idalis, and many other beloved family members and friends. i would like the family of sergeant michael c. cable to know that this united states senate recognizes that sergeant cable was doing his job, and we are filled with gratitude. without the men and women brave enough to wear our country's uniform and to do the jobs our country asked them to do, i fear for what would become of our nation. i know my colleagues join me in honoring sergeant cable for his life of service and for his tragic sacrifice, and i want to extend my deepest condolences to michael's family for their loss one year ago today. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 10:30 a.m., with senators permitted to s

mr. whitehouse: michael bruin who is the head of the sierra club came in to see a number of senators the other day. he told an interesting story that lines exactly up with what senator schatz has said about solar being a pocketbook issue and not a political issue. this story involved atlanta, georgia. not exactly a hotbed of liberal sentiment. in atlanta, the cost of solar on a residential rooftop, the cost of putting a solar panel on your home has now leveled out with the cost of electricity at the plug in your home, and so solar energy, residential installations started to boom. now, for economic reasons, the fossil fuel polluters were against that, and so the cocaine brothers and the polluters got behind this group -- and so the koch brothers and the polluters got behind this group called aleck, the legislative exchange council and tried to get through to them and they tried to put through a tax on rooftop solar installations so if you put solar on your roof, you wouldn't get taxed for it because they didn't like the fact that solar had actually caught up to polluting fossil fuel powe

>> good morning, michael quincy, mr. danoa to my left also for ms. kelly. thank you. >> good morning, your honor, kevin moreno and with me is my partner. >> thank you. this matter arises out of two verified complaints and orders to show cause that have been filed by the plaintiff, the new jersey legislative select committee on investigations, and against both william stepien and bridget kelly. subpoenas were issued to each of them and by the committee, which is investigating the bridgegate controversy that involves the closure of multiple traffic lanes leading to the george washington bridge in ft. lee. after the defendants were unresponsive, the committee moved to compel the production of the documents, but defendants have maintained their refusal to comply. citing their privilege against self incrimination and the fourth amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures. and so the committee has initiated this action to obtain a declaratory judgment that defendants have failed to comply with the subpoenas without justification and also a

mr. justy. next speaker. >>> hello, i'm michael [speaker not understood], owner and operator of waste buster hes. we are zero waste event greening service, one of the official services recognized by the san francisco department of the environment and a state certified recycling program. we're really happy about this legislation and san francisco's continued push toward zero waste and getting out in front, source reduction really is the key to effectively reduce waste because 71 times as much waste as we throw out is created in the making of the waste. so, this way it has a multiplier impact and it's really great. the one thing that i've noticed in the last year since operating a water bottle we've been providing to large events and festivals is that it's great to see thousands and thousands of people hydrating themselves easily and efficiently and maintaining public health. so, it's a good feeling to operate that. but we've had a modifier to put a [speaker not understood] on because not everybody has their cup. there was a solution that was elegant and effective. we also recognize that of all th

washington, msnbc counterterror analyst and former director of the national counterterrorism center, michael leiter. mr. fife, let me start with you. in terms of the latest developments, and there are developments by the hour, some get debunked, some don't. it sounds like with these two systems being turned off 14 minutes apart and with the potential for the plane to have flown on a series of weigh points, does it sound to you like someone was -- someone with knowledge, potentially pilot, was in control and that mechanical failure seems less likely? >> absolutely. with what we know now, the fact that the systems were shut down, the way they were shut down, it sounds that somebody had to have a very high level of knowledge. this isn't somebody that just learned to fly on a computer sill simulator. this is somebody with an intimate knowledge of how the systems on that airplane work. when you look at it from that standpoint, there had to be human intervention. if there was a distress situation of any kind where they were trying to get the airplane back to kuala lumpur or alternate airport, they wouldn't b

. >> joining us now is former white house national security adviser steven hadley and michael mcfall. mrmcfall just days ago departed as u.s. ambassador to russia. gentlemen, thank you very much. begin with you, steve hadley. s president obama correctly said the referendum to join russia would be a breach of international law, a breach of ukraine's constitution. but i guess my question is, how can it be stopped? >> it probably can't be stopped in terms of the referendum going forward with the russian troops basically occupying the country with the accelerated schedule, it's pretty clear and how it's going to come out, pretty unlikely that the referendum would be defeated. so it looks like that this reallyç is a grab. there were announcements today that the russian parliament is taking steps to ease the m cooing of crimea into russia should that referendum pass. so in the short run, it's probably going to be very difficult to block the referendum. the question is, what are the steps we should take to deter russia from trying this elsewhere? and then secondly, as klitschko said, we need t

mr. taylor, welcome. our second witness is michael graham, the principle vice president at bechtel national, inc. mr. graham has worked at four major department of energy sites across the country, and previously led a project to evaluate the impacts of hanford waste on groundwater in the columbia river. again, i think it is the tradition of this subcommittee to ask people to swear in, so if you'd stand. do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? mr. taylor, why don't you start your testimony. >> good morning, ranking member johnson and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. my name is james taylor. i am the general manager responsible for the environmental cleanup work under urs' energy and construction division. the role i assumed in january of this year. i am grateful to lead a team of nearly 20,000 dedicated professionals working at 18 major cleanup projects in the u.s. and abroad. my business unit is responsible for our work on the waste treatment plant at the department of energy's hanford nuclear site in richland, w

mr. taylor, welcome. our second witness is michael graham, the principle vice president at bechtel national, inc. mr. graham has worked at four major department of energy sites across the country, and previously led a project to evaluate the impacts of hanford waste on groundwater in the columbia river. again, i think it is the tradition of this subcommittee to ask people to swear in, so if you'd stand. do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? mr. taylor, why don't you start your testimony. >> good morning, ranking member johnson and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. my name is james taylor. i am the general manager responsible for the environmental cleanup work under urs' energy and construction division. the role i assumed in january of this year. i am grateful to lead a team of nearly 20,000 dedicated professionals working at 18 major cleanup projects in the u.s. and abroad. my business unit is responsible for our work on the waste treatment plant at the department of energy's hanford nuclear site in richland, w

this is a ger michael stains till the course that mr management authority by appointment for all interviews and kept in contact with them throughout the investigation. he said he'd also returns to ireland when requested to do so. i was on disability benefits would be applying for legal aid. don wanted the date. he remanded him in custody on till the second of april and is due to appear at clover hill district court. however he made it onto the high court today. victim's mother audrey seen here on the ranch was also in court for their partners brief hearing. her only other chance fifteen year old amy fitzpatrick went missing in spain in two thousand and eight when the family was living there the team trainer rte news that dublin district court buckingham palace and arsenal trying to finance the tenth of presentations a four day state visit to britain next month the first such visit by an irish heads of state president a consensus might be met with stats windsor castle. a buckingham palace last night queen elizabeth what to whom for over an hour chatting to norman's not so well known members

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ohio republican congressman michael turner said mr. obama needs to change. >> he's been implementing a policy in foreign policy and military policy based on we have no adveritaradversaries, rushz not an aggressive state. >> critics say russia's military moves in georgia in 2008 should have prevented the country from hosting the olympics in sochi. now the rest of the g-8 has suspended plans to meet there in june, and mike rogers said they ought to go a step further with russia. >> i clearly would start the process to remove them from the g-8 and do it in a very public way. >> russian officials say their troops are protecting ethnic russians in crimea, but britain's u.n. ambassador called the claim bogus, and america's u.n. ambassador said there's a better way to protect them. >> we have proposed and wholeheartedly support the immediate deployment from the u.n. >> as secretary of state kerry made plans to travel to kiev, he warned there will be a price to pay. >> there are visa bans, there are asset freezes. there's isolation with respec

. >> first question sfr michael gordon of the "new york times." >> reporter: mr.ecretary, as you noted russian troops are carrying out an extensive military exercise in ukraine, and the russian foreign ministry said today that the kremlin reserves the right to protect what it calls compatriot's lives in ukraine. did you obtain a clear assurance that russia would not use these forces to intervene in eastern ukraine as they have in crimea? what did they say is the purpose of this exercise, and has russia abided be its obligations to provide osce nations about the types of exercises, the size involved, and the purpose of the exercise? >> let me answer the second part of the question first. i don't know whether or not they have made that notification. i have been wrapped up in these talks and other talks. so i'm not aware of that. but i can tell you indeed we talked about these exercises, and we talked about the level of troops that are deployed, where they are deployed, what the purpose is, and i raised very clearly the increased anxiety that is created within ukrain