mr. robinson and others could share some suggestions for how to insure that they are regulated effectively as well. okay. thank you very much. >> thank you for the presentation, and why don't we open it to public comment, and any member of the public who would like to speak on this item, come forward. >> hello, supervisors mar yee, and campos, my name is shany and i am here as part of the alamo square neighborhood, but not part of the neighborhood that was considered during this plan. and i know that safety was the initiation for this, but i wanted to emphasize the notice and quality alamo square was able to ban the buses after three years, but according to the mta, the ban took place based on the grid that alamo square provided. webster street was not included and just to address a point that was made, we do have low income housing on our street and so the problem was pushed to us and since january 15, we have had a number of tour buses come by using pas and the people are taking photos in my window. and i have had a tour bus, point up and say, look, there is an inhabitant of one of these

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mr. smokey robinson. thank you for being here. >> thank you, joy.tions on your show. >> you received a lot of awards. you have been kennedy center nominee, grammy living legend award. what makes this special that's coming up tonight? >> well, especially for me because barry gordy is my best friend. he's getting the award. i'm very happy that i was there to present it to him. and when he gets an award i think all the awards that he could possibly get are long overdue because he changed the face of the world with music. and then aretha franklin happens to be my longest living friend. i have known aretha since i was 8 years old. it was just a wonderful night. and i was very happy to be a part of that. >> yeah. barry gordy, aretha, you were talking about a time when there was so much civil up heaval. was it it like making music in that turbulent time of the civil rights era? >> i think it was just something so beautiful to see what music could do. during that time we were trying to pass legislation. we were marching, sitting in, doing all the things we

mrs. abielia robinson, an alabama gem and an american treasure. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. ompson: thank you, speaker. mr. speaker, penn state university's lunar lion team will make history as the first-ever university-led space mission to the moon. this group of talented young minds is competing in the google lunar x prize competition to land a robotic spacecraft on the moon in december of 2015. the mission, which the team began preparing in january of 2013, includes a launch onboard a commercial space vehicle, it will cruise space for five days, landing for a relaunch for a second landing on the moon. the mission will then be sending information back to penn state's mission control center to put this in perspective, only the u.s., russia, india and japan have landed a craft on the moon and penn state looks to join this elite club next year. the lunar lion team includes science and engineering researchers as well as 80 undergraduate

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mr. cobbs, freddie banks. >> jackie robinson, too right? >> i think so. >> and the green teletuby.ight that up. >> i made that up. >> that's my favorite. >> that was awesome. thank you. >> how do you top that? >> you got alex ovechkin? who you got? >>> just finished up in the motor city and it has the sports department on the edge of our seats, capitals visiting hockey town and alex ovechkin visits the red light >>> now game on with dave owens. >> caps offense like that overcooked steak your girl friend just made, no juice, no juice, but you eat it anyway because you love her. d.c. sports fans been eating that steak all season long. enough is enough! let's get to it and hopethings turn around tonight. adam oates and the caps fading. 3rd period, alex ovechkin, new nickname, puck pilferer. 3rd period, you got to have x- ray vision if you're that goalie. it took seven rounds of the shootout until detroit patrick e. says good night now. detroit wins 4-3, another loss for the caps. >>> roger goodell not pushing the redskins to change the team name. he referenced the poll that nine of 10

mr. wicker: and before i begin discussing the subject matter, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that two legislative fellows on my staff, erol robinson and brandon elsner, be granted privileges of the floor during the remainder of this congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. wicker: thank you. madam president, i rise today to commemorate a special occasion for the tennessee valley authority and the city of tupelo, mississippi. 18 years ago, on february 7, 1934, tupelo, mississippi, became the first city to receive electricity from the tennessee valley authority. if you visit today, you will see the sign at the intersection of gloucester and main streets, proclaiming tupelo as the first t.v.a. city. tupelo's connection to t.v.a. power has had a tremendous impact improving the quality of life and economic well-being for residents of tupelo, the state of mississippi and across the south. the success helped northeast mississippi become a pioneer of rural electrification. as a resident of tupelo myself, i'm proud of the partnership that mississippi has built with t.v.a. over the past eight decades. anyone who has experienc

robinson jr. during this black history month period. thanks. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlewoman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, today, february 4, is world cancer day. it's a day we remember those lost to this disease while recommitting ourselves and our efforts toward eradicating it. this world cancer day, people across the globe will speak out in one unified voice in hopes of improving knowledge about cancer and its symptoms while shattering the stereotypes and misconceptions that stand as barriers to the treatment. by debunking the myths and bringing the fight against cancer to the global stage, we can make meaningful strides to address an issue that touches individuals, families and communities worldwide. this year alone, 1.6 million americans will be diagnosed with cancer and many of them will be children. as a member of the childhood cancer caucus and a cancer survivor myself, i know how important it is to support each one of those cases with dedication and with care. so today let's recognize the thousands of oncologists, support staff, resear

mr. peabody and how to train your dragons number 2. march and june. high hopes for those names to bring their numbers back up. stuart: not enough, down 12%. michael robinsone exchange, word of some theft of bitcoin. i going to collapse? is the end of them? >> no. it is not an end of the coin. bitcoin solve the fundamental problem with technology and currency. we are talking about electrifying transactions in the global economy in $4 trillion a year sell all bitcoin needs to do is get a small percentage to be very viable -- you have an electronic world and you need to do security, encryption, have people not able to hack into your accounts, identity theft, we're moving to the era of collective intelligence in which we will pull millions of computers together to solve fundamental problems and bitcoin is more the approval of concept. it has been able to do this consistently and what is interesting is the oldest and largest exchange in the world for bitcoin is gone and yet the price of bitcoin has held fairly stable people as though nothing had occurred. stuart: have you got a single bit:? >> i do as a matter of fact. what i tell people, an important point, i