mr. spencer! >> bill: hi. you're eating? >> um, just some pretzels to tide me over until lunch. >> bill: you're the first person our visitors come in contact with. we have one opportunity to make a first impression. get rid of the pretzels and magazine. >> it's eye on fashion. >> bill: great. read it. memorize it if you want to... on your lunch break. >> i, uh... >> bill: don't stutter. just clean up. >> yes, sir.

mr. spencer reiner. thank you, chief. i would first like to congratulate and welcome the fire department to their new station. it's a wonderful neighborhood, hopefully we don't have to build another station for another 40 years. this was a great project for all of us to be involved with. it was definitely a team effort. bill letty, stacy, captain, kim lombardy and of course the other individuals at the fire department, charles at dpw, with that i would like to congratulate you with your new home and the best of luck. thank you. [ applause ] >> so we are pretty close, we are 3 minutes away from noon. without too much further delay, i do want to acknowledge a few more people, our city administrator, naomi kelly. [ applause ] as i would like to call it my partner in public safety, sir, thank you for being here. city engineer is with us. from the department of emergency management along with other people from the department of emergency management and i'm introducing all of these people because it wasn't just the fire departm

metaphor is your mrs mr spencer yes we do and prime interest last week we called it the mainstream media when they floated the idea that no one would go into jail over the six billion dollars london will debacle well now the media is following a different story which is to say someone might actually go to jail no not mr diamond or any of his direct underlings just certain mid-level employees what's more mary jo white head of the f.c.c. to regulate state p. morgan passed to recuse herself that's because as we pointed out before she represented the too big to fail banks for becoming as the regulator. and speaking of j.p. morgan as we like to do it seems there is a bit on the fire fanning about the energy market manipulation to see if d.c. is finally getting involved and quote probing those actually warehouse metals that would be the likes of j.p. morgan and goldman sachs a name so i.

and to the day into the light of day a compelling use of dramatic metaphor is new york this is mr spencer yes we do and prime interest last week we called them in through radio when they floated the idea that no one would go into jail over the six billion dollar london will debacle well now the media is following a different story which is to say someone might actually go to jail no not mr diamond or any of his direct underlings just certain mid-level employees what's more mary jo white head of the f.c.c. who regulates taping morgan pass to recuse herself that's because as we pointed out before she represented the too big to fail banks for becoming as the regulator. and speaking of j.p. morgan as we like to do it seems there is a bit on the fire for him about the energy market manipulation to see if d.c. is finally getting involved and quote probing those actually warehouse metals that would be the likes of j.p. morgan and goldman sachs a name so i says to reuters a state of the commodities regulator is finally investigating big bangs was simply a shuffle pallets of metal across their war

and into the day into the light of day a compelling use of dramatic metaphor is new york this is mr spencer yes we do in prime interest last week we called it the mainstream media when they floated the idea that no one would go into jail over the six billion dollar london will debacle .

mr. silver man? >> good evening, president hwang and commissioners, david silver man on behalf of the spencer family. we're here to sdus whether there's any reason why this party did not respect the appeal period which is 15 days for a zoning administrator letter, and i'm holding in my hand the e-mail that i attached to my letter, it's from mr. ringel to corey teeg of the planning department, it reads has the draft letter of legitimization been authorized, this is dated may 29 before the zoning administration letter was authorized, so when you read his claim, he says he didn't have notice, but this belies this notion because he wrote asking about it before it was ever issued. the response, one day later from mr. teeg states when these letters are issued, they are listed on our website but not failed out to neighbors. so, at that point, it begame incumbent on mr. ringel to check the planning department website which he never did. he had more than two weeks to do that. the letter was not issued until june 4, so he had five days plus another 15 for the appeal period. he had 20 days to check the planning

spencer ackerman, u.s. security editor for the "guardian," and mr. sanchez, fellow at the cato institute. robert, i wanted to begin with you. one of the fascinating things to me about the press conference was the certainty president obama had that these were necessary programs, and you think back to the campaign and the sort of, the aggressive civil liberty rhetoric you heard back then. what happens to an administration? what changes, if anything has changed, when you come in, you begin getting these briefings? do you think there's been a change in the way the obama administration treats civil liberties? >> i don't think there's been a change in the way they treat civil liberties. i think what you saw here today was what i've heard then-senator barack obama and a candidate in 2004 running for the u.s. senate say we needed somebody watching the watchers. so i don't think there's been a change in civil liberties. i think obviously when you're the commander in chief, and when you get a sense and see all of what goes into these programs, and all of what they uncover in terms of terrorism lead

spencer. >> absolutely. >> mr. sacks. >> there is a distinction. we have a line of energy drinks called rehab that contain electrolytes that precisely the same levels that are contained in gatorade and power raid. there is a substantial body of science that confirms that caffeine up the levels we have in our product do not have a diuretic effect and do not .egate the fact of hydration we don't market as a sports those benefits. >> do you agree with the ncaa or the national federation of state and high school associations are as stated in letters to senator durbin, myself, and senator blumenthal advising them to avoid other stimulants because they may be detrimental to the health of athletes? >> we don't have large amounts of electrolytes. >> i'm not sure what drinks they are referring to because we have a specific line that is different but everyone is entitled to their recommendations. however, we don't believe there are any concerns about our product being drunk by that demographic. 9 billion cans have been safely consumed in more than 90 countri

spencer c. duncan. airmen killed that day, john w. brown, andrew serb. ell, and daniel l. mr. speaker, as these families continue to struggle with their loss, we continue to pray for them asking that god will give them a special measure of grace and peace on this day and the days ahead. i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california, mrs. capps, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. and i rise today to speak on behalf of support for funding for the community development block grant, commonly known here as cdbg funding. you know, public-private partnerships are a great investment for our communities. and on the central coast of california as well as in communities all across our country, this community development block grant has long been a critical source of funding for local initiatives. cdbg funding gives nonprofits opportunity to provide locally tail ord services in an efficient and -- tailered services in an efficient and effective manner. these nonprofits are able to

mr. spencer. jerry jacks isn't here. >> luke: then why did your father withdraw that money? >> anna: because he needed it. >> luke: for what? to bathe in? to buy blarney castle? why? >> sean: because of this! >> holly: my god! is that what i think it is? >> luke: it's the cure. >> anna: i didn't think you'd be able to get out of work in time to come help with mac and felicia's party. >> duke: ah, i thought it would be prudent if i left elq early. with all the upheaval over there, it's best if i keep a low profile. i wouldn't want to be wandering into tracy's cross hairs. >> anna: what do you mean? what upheaval? >> duke: you haven't heard? >> anna: mnh-mnh. >> duke: i may be out of a job, thanks to ava jerome. >> ava: silas.