mr. schmidt said that there are trains, locomotives that roll up to that building. i am not certain what is going to happen in the rezoning of that facility. where trains can actually still roll up to it. it seems to me that that is a very awkward condition for a facility that is designed to be on the health care matter. i would also say that, you know, when you look at where that location is, it seems to me that it is more -- i am all for that project. but it seems to me that it is more for the people who are going to come from out of town, or different parts of san francisco, who lived in different parts of san francisco, to come to work there and have easy access to get to work, as opposed to the folks coming from eight, 12, 15 blocks from third street. no one in hunters point, bayview, comes to evans and cargo accepted the gas at those stations. supervisor cohen: thank you. >> let's look at it differently. supervisor cohen: [leads names] >> supervisors, my name is david [unintelligible] i am from the railroad. huwe have a herd of 60 goats up there as well. the f

mr. schmidt.he simple issue is i was issued a notice of violation last july regarding alleged problems with a step, which was not true. nonetheless, instead of going to the extent of this procedure, i simply repaired it. these are old-boy style steps, manufactured stone block steps. there was one crack in it on the second or third step up, which i filled in with some special adhesive. it was never a problem. safety, or any other danger. the only reason i was cited was retaliatory, because i was not present for the inspection. r issue with the fire escape ladder, which has always function. i submitted that proof. there is no reason for anyone to suspect it did not function, but nevertheless, i submitted the proof for that. those are the two items on the original notice, which are wrongly cited in the first place, but i did what they requested. he came out to inspect those items, and lo and behold, he finds something else that was very evident the first time. it is clear this is retaliatory. the oth

mr. schmidt. here is a scene, woody harrelson playing you with sarah palin. let's watch. >> we don't want you to talk to anybody until after the convention. because nobody knows anything about you. if you answer these ridiculous allegations, you will be defining yourself in a -- >> but isn't the press defining me right now? >> no news story lasts more than 48 hours anymore. >> that's hollywood. that's just how it happened in real life, right? >> that's about how it happened in that scene. we were trying to tell her that we need to focus on her speech. she was going to have an int introduction to the $20 million people, and the next thing was the comeback narrative. >> he is is just plau sai about that fact that he is portrayed by woody harrelson. >>> and this week i sat down with georgia congressman and civil rights leader, john lewis, and as well as lonnie bunch who is head of the museum about culture. is head of the museum about culture. that's i heard they found energy here. it's good. we need the jobs. [customer:] we need to protect the environment. [work

mr. schmidt. here is a scene, woody harrelson playing you with sarah palin.tch. >> we don't want you to talk to anybody until after the convention. because nobody knows anything about you. if you answer these ridiculous allegations, you will be defining yourself in a -- >> but isn't the press defining me right now? >> no news story lasts more than 48 hours anymore. >> that's hollywood. that's just how it happened in real life, right? >> that's about how it happened in that scene. we were trying to tell her that we need to focus on her speech. she was going to have an int introduction to the $20 million people, and the next thing was the comeback narrative. >> he is is just plau sai about that fact that he is portrayed by woody harrelson. >>> and this week i sat down with georgia congressman and civil rights leader, john lewis, and as well as lonnie bunch who is head of the museum about culture. that's

mrs. schmidt for almost two deck odds. i had a profound respect for her unique leadership and in advocating for human -- leadership in advocating for human rights, universal health care, protecting social security and medicare. she belonged to numerous community and social justice organizations including the michigan improve medicare for all, the michigan alliance to strengthen the social security and medicare, the michigan universal health care access network and the oakland county welfare rights organization. for over 20 years she fought for human, economic and civil rights of the voiceless and the vulnerable citizens of michigan who wanted nothing more than a better life for themselves and their children. thank you, marilyn schmidt, for remaining steadfast in your belief that health care should be a fundamental human right in this country. the people of michigan and all of those you helped and fought for will always remember your kindness, your courage and dedication to this just cause. the speaker pro tempore: the gent

mr. schmidt and nobody seems to get very excited about either it or the subject and i am very troubled by this and i want to discuss this with you specifically. you are of the i.c.e. community. cybersecurity is not in your general line of work. general petraeus, but it's very much and director clabber's work and therefore all of your lines of work. i don't see particular movement. there were criticisms made of olympia snowe that was regulatory. we have interfaced with hundreds of private stakeholders over the years. there were quite satisfied by an almost completed a bill and virtually completed bill that we have but our space leader and president talked about we have to do this, as i say the president did mention that and the state of the union that is important but nothing has happened. and if it is a national security threat, if it is the national security threat i don't understand why we can't get working together on this and get a bill done. fisa was hard and this makes it look like a piece of cake and it's far more in the long term, no not in the long term it's probably equal in the