my backyard i'm here in support of the fester to try to renegotiate a fair and equitable lease so mr. shawr to us who are regular patrons it has to be a labor of love it's not going to be harding park but it has something and brings something unique to our community not only golfers but it serves as a sign of something in the community t it also is unique it's a 9 hole golf course so many of us who are working people who don't have a lot of time to play golf and glen eagle serves a purpose i play in the middle of the day between work and get out and play and enjoy i know there's been point flt in the past some uses of the land for other purposes but as long time resident and a heavy yourself of mcclaren park that's a highly underutilized resource so from my prospective i don't see the golf course and it's conversion to other uses if it's contemplated to be worthwhile or worth on investment by the city that's my comments and i appreciate i giving me a couple of moments thank you. >> next speaker. >> my name is albert i started playing golf in 1964 glen eagles was two years old i'm a senior

good job mr. shaw. and by the way, i can't survive on 4.5 hours of sleep a night. that is -- thank you mr. president. [applause] >> next speaker. >> thank you. i'm with friends of the san francisco estuary. we're here to commend david chiu for bringing forth item 67, the resolution urging protection of the estuary. this speaks to the importance of a healthy estuary. fresh water play is a crucial [inaudible] acts as a nursery for commercially important species such as dungeonous crab and [inaudible] helped build san francisco and contribute to the economy even today rely on adequate fresh water from the sacramento river. fresh water flows from these two rivers are rich in nutrients and other food sources for the bay's e koe system. fresh water carries suspended sediment which is vital to our restoration efforts around the bay. furthermore passed by the board of supervisors in 2010 in which the board of supervisors urged the legislature [inaudible] health of san francisco bay and delta by taking actions to reduce the amount of fresh water diverted from the bay and de

. >> mr. shaw. >> thank you commissioner hur. >> i think you know of my website wwwstop downsize.com it's opening all one word i've read everything brief filed from supreme court just before the oral arguments. he went i would read a filing by the esteemed dennis herrera's staff i was appalled. in fact, i was so appalled i wrote a really long analysis entitled something about fairlyy dust coming out of the city attorney's shop. you should read that. every word of what i wrote. because mr. gross man's lawyer michael absolutely obsoleted deputy city attorney andrew shins garbage. there's nothing in the city chart that protects city attorney i mean attorney-client privilege not a peep. that was the root of mr. gross man's case the superior court was right to order the immediate release of the 24 documents withheld from mr. gross man should not have dragged on for two years before arriving as that hearing tonight and you're going to go into closed session god, only knows what. if the commission has too

. >> thank you (inaudible) hopd is not involved in long term care it is not - >> thank you, mr. shaw that's a point of information not a point of order. >> commissioner. >> i don't have anything to say. commissioner miller and i think my comments will anywhere what i said last time and it has been said here today that is c pmc needs to step forward and figure out how you can contributed to your charity care dollars and community benefits so build some of the beds in the community if needed because the refreshment we're working on present information and we know that our population is getting older and that those beds maybe needed not future therefore when i vote i will vote that this will have an effect in our community (clapping) >> so i still have one or two questions i want to talk about in regards to the other areas we've not touched on within the board scope of which your addressed the broad question of the beds under the demonstration agreement we're going he are 0 we're not going to readdressing this in 2013 i want to talk about the process under that request. it's quite a few

mr. shaw. >> thank you. thank you colleagues, if no other questions at this time i would like to open to public comment. if there are members of the public who wish to comment on item no. 1, please step forward, if there are more than one 1 person please lineup. >> if you only give me 2 minutes. this morning i went to the center. i came away from dell nor the e bus station. i stopped at starbucks to talk to my people and express my opinion. but back to focus. open space, internal, external, for our people, the youngster. and the people of tenderloin. so we have the open space. it's a good size without them spending too much money like even for star bulbs. -- starbucks. you have to pay $250 for a large cup of coffee. if for them to be to practice the office job like central business district area battery. that means for them they will replace not to spend money to be restaurants, city inside restaurants outside restaurants to practice to lead them to a better job in the future to heading some office positions

mr. shaw will be charged with participation in a conspiracy to murder john f. he was a very well respected businessman in new orleans. he had been distinguished soldier during world war ii. he was also a homosexual and closeted and i think that played a part and then i think they realized the truth that there isn't anything there. >> the case he built against clay shaw is based on testimony that did not pass a lie detector test that garrison ordered. garrison knew it. >> garrison started bribing witnesses, intimidating witnesses. >> he said he could serve his whole nine year sentence or cut loose right away. >> hypotheticnotizing witnesses. >> we decided to give him machinery to make sure he was telling the truth. >> leon. >> does leon have a last name? >> oswald. >> you said the methods were illegal? >> that was a very legal and unethical. >> he had everyone in their grandmother involved in the assassination. at one time us oil millionaires then the minute men, then it was a homosexual killing. >> yes, sir? >> do you feel that homosexuality was a factor in the

mr. shaw will be charged with participation in a conspiracy to murder john f.dy. >> the charges filed against me have no foundation in fact or in law. i have not been apprised of the basis of these fantastic charges, and assume that in due course, i'll be furnished with the information and afforded an opportunity to prove my innocence. >> clay shaw was a very respected business man in new orleans. he had served in world war ii. >> the concept of clay shaw being part of an assassination conspiracy was too weird to be believed. >> clay shaw was also a homosexual and closeted, and i think that played a part. >> this decision to arrest clay shaw, i believe, was intended to get the national media back to town. as soon as he arrested clay shaw, they all came back. >> and then they realized the truth that there isn't anything there. >> garrison has based his case on the certainty that he can prove clay shaw is clay or clem bertrand. the name clam bertrand was first introduced by lawyer dean andrews who said a person by that name telephoned him, suggesting he provide l

mr. creb shaw: i rise in support of this amendment -- mr. crenshaw: i rise in support of this amendment. i think this amendment points out you've got to have a thorough review and if you dent -- don't consider the true implications on the u.s. economy and u.s. taxpayers, you've got a problem. it's a good amendment, i urge my colleagues to support it. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: both gentlemen yield back the balance of their time? the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new jersey. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the cement -- the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. gallego of texas. at the end of the bill before the short title, insert the follow, title, additional general provision. section, none of the funds made available by this act may be used to impleme

american artifacts, we visited the national gallery of art to visit the shaw i think a lot of first ladies lot of time, i know mrs. reagan used to have henry haller, the --t were her goals and did what did she think she was concentrating on? i've had to worry about for so many before years, and there are all these wonderful people in these house -- and they concentrate on the guest list. >> well. amazing. these ladies are extraordinary and have the best stories. on that note of doing things for people, i would like to hear from all of you about what special projects your first lady worked on that have left a lasting imprint on the white house or for us in the country. >> i think "let's move" is one. you see a lot of that and the childhood health initiative. they are around the grounds. do not let the first ladies see you eating the ice cream. it makes you think. that is something that will stay around after they are out of office. >> there are spinoffs now, right? i know from personal experience that many global leaders are planting gardens. it has really started something beyond the white house and the united st