i am concerned about the fact that mr. owens went to a community meeting prior to hiring you and said to the people in that meeting i am here because i have to. my concern is he will not be a good community partner with the neighbors and the neighborhood in general. because his attitude is he had to do it for this permit. do you want to address that? >> he has a short fuse, perhaps. he is extremely frustrated because he felt he took something that was in the drugs and made something beautiful out of it and nobody appreciate his efforts -- nobody is appreciated his efforts. we have had a lot of the e-mail exchanges. we have tried to counsel him and advised him that this is a process that everyone has to go through now days. all these rules are changing and it is what you need to do. >> ok. thank you. >commissioner hyde: has mr. owens done a lot of the outr each? it seems other parties have done it for him. >> he has done some of it himself. the business he -- businesses he patronizes were willing to meet with us. stefano can addr

i think mr. owens and his initial outrage was disingenuous and the community responded. by having some compromise in hours at least mid week would be what is called for. and then coming back at some point in the future whenever you guys want to. how do you see that? >> i think this commission has got a packet full information. i think at this point, i trust the judgment of this commission. >> thank you. >> i have a question for the applicant. >> we're in public comment. president newlin: anybody else? what is the hours you would like? >> i think with corp. and being genuine, 1:30 a.m. and being a thirty minute cutoff from staggered closing. i do not have -- i do not see high impact. people come in, -- >> we're talking weekdays. you do not have to argue your point. there is a mention that there was another club immediately adjacent. >> i believe you are talking about the republic. president newlin: 1 hours are they allowed? >> until 1:30 a.m. seven days a week. president newlin: all right, the matter is with the commission. any further questions? i do not want to get hung

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mr. secretary. >> okay, thank you. i'm owen barwell's i.t. specialist. so i want to talk about the budget, begin by quoting president obama, who spoke about an america within our reach. a country that leads the world and educates people, an america that attracts a new generation of high-tech manufacturing and high-paying jobs. a future where we are in control of our own energy, our own -- our security, and prosperity. an economy built to last. so this budget reflects that, it invests in clean energy and safely harnessing our energy resources. it supports science and innovation. it saves money for families and businesses by saving energy, and it cut costs for u.s. manufacturers through more efficient operations. finally, it reduces the nuclear dangers and environmental risks. a lot of this is modeled after two very thorough reviews, led by steve cuenan. one is a long-term strategic planning. followed by a much more intensive technology review. and that quadriennial technology review is reflected in some of the things in this budget. so the first budget re

mr. secretary. >> thank you. thank you, owen barwell, i ammoen barwomen i.t. specialist. so i want to talk about the budget an begin by quoting president obama who spoke about an america with our reach, a country that leads the world in educating its people, an naeshg attract as new generation of high-tech manufacturing and heightening jobs, a future where we are in control of our own energy, our security, and prosperity. and an economy built to last. this budget reflects that. it invests in clean energy and safely harnessing our energy resources. supports science and it saves money, family, and businesses by saving emergency and it cuts costs through more efficient operation. and finally, reduces nuclear dangers and environmental risks. a lot of this is modelled after two very thorough reviews led by steve, one is a long-term strategic planning, followed by a much more intensive technology review. and that technology review was -- is reflected in some of the things in this budget. so first budget request is $27.2 billion and reflects tough choices, cut back in certain ar

mr. secretary. thank you, owen. so, i want to talk about the budget. begin by quoting president obama who spoke about in america with our reach, a country that leads the world and educating people, america that attracts a new generation of high-tech manufacture, high-paying jobs, a future where we are in control of our own energy, our own, our security and prosperity, aren't so tied to unstable parts of the world, in an economy built to last at this budget reflects that to invest in clean energy and save punishing our resource energy. it supports science and innovation. it saves money from family businesses by saving energy. and it cut costs for u.s. manufacturers to more efficient operation. finally, reduces nuclear dangers, environmental risks. a lot of this is modeled after two very thorough reviews, led by steve coogan, one is a long-term strategic planning, followed by a much more intensive quadrennial technology review, and that quadrennial technology review is reflected in some of the things in this budget. so first budget request is 27.2 billio

owens, the congressman from utah, and liz holtzman. >> guest: right. uh-huh. c-span: anybody else on there besides... >> guest: well, you have... c-span: ...mr. rodino in the middle? >> guest: ...yeah, rodino in the background, and you have--what's the name... c-span: (unintelligible). >> guest: ...from maryland on the fa--on the last--the last one there, senator--he's senator now from--no, he's the--the dark-haired fellow. he's got his hand up to his face so you can't... c-span: senator sarbanes. >> guest: that's right. that's who it is. c-span: we're going to go to some other photographs. where were you allowed to be in the--you know, were you allowed to get closer in the hearing room, compared to the... >> guest: the--the hear... c-span: ...others? >> guest: ...the--the--in the--in the house judiciary room there, you did not have the f--the freedom that you had in the senate caucus room when we were doing the watergate hearings. you had to pick your spot and stay there, and you were not allowed to stay in there continually. you rotated with other photographers, and you waited your turn, and you had 15 minutes or a half hour, and then you h