mr. stevens. as you recall, we served a lawsuit to mr. stevens. i don't know how many of you have a legal background. we have asked for a specific informant. i have asked the courts and now there is a default judgments being entered because mr. stevens did not respond that lawsuit to allow me to go in and change the window as per the agreement. we had agreed to move it up and make it go horizontal above the roof of this building which would provide even more light and air then he currently has, more than he had in the past. i should have brought a picture. pass to this is the butt end of my house. the only a few that he had was into my bedroom window. it is not like he had a lot of light. there were four cheese that banged on the window and they were damaging her property. this is not like there was a lot for him to get. i am reminded of what commissioner garcia said. you said, there is no reason to grant the release that will not result in any change. even if you give him jurisdiction, this will not change anything. this is an agreement between t

mr. stevens is not here. i'm here to speak in his behalf.irst, i want to draw attention to the document for jurisdiction request, the one that was received at planning. it says here that your testimony should focus on the reasons he did not file on time and what the board should allow delayed filing. as we've heard from the onset, the notice was not received to august of this year. mr. stevenson not receive this on time. -- mr. stevens did not receive this on time. that is pretty cut and dried. therefore, he did not respond on time and that is why he is asking for jurisdiction moving forward. >> are you finished? >> i don't know. i would like to be finished. there is another issue which would better be spoken to moving forward as part of the review. i asked whether in fact you have any questions. >> he mentioned planning costs alone it mission. >> it was mentioned by this gentleman here. >> what i read was that the jurisdiction request was received august of this year. >> mr. stevens never received anything until august of this year. >> i th

mr. steven lee. i have known him for the last 15 years.now him to be a fair minded and gentle person. he has served in many civic duties, and he is also very active in the chinatown community. i know that he would be a good choice for this post. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, a supervisor. i am a retired engineer that chose to come back to san francisco to live, and i want to make this a better city. i am uniquely qualified to talk about steven lee because in high school, he was my best friend, even though as adults, we kind of separated. now, as an adult with children, i do want to make this the best city for all of us to enjoy, and i think steven lee will be very active in pursuing that goal, so thank you very much. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. supervisor alioto-pier, thank you when you appoint me for the graffiti advisory board. thank you. thank you when you appoint me -- i never met you before, and you of whitney two terms on this advisory board. i am presid

mr. stevens, do you support the expanded gambling in the state? >> i have said that i will not as a way to balance this budget. once we can balance this budget, we are open to looking at it. looking at the regulations and the environment. it will not be a way to balance the budget like in the past, it is only a recipe to continue to grow government. >> governor? >> lowering sales and income tax is hard to do when it is already zero. i am concerned about proliferation in what it means for new hampshire over the next 20 years. i have a lot of concerns going forward with it. >> phil? >> the new hampshire minimum wage currently stands at $5.25. would you raise it? by how much? >> i am not a federal congressional candidate and i do not believe that it should be raised by a governor or state, it must be done by a federal delegation. we can look at the pros and cons, but right now we need more than anything is creation of jobs. >> governor lynch? >> i think it is fine right where it is. >> governor lynch, new hampshire's public employee pension system is

mr. steven, i have made the government more efficient and working to protect essential services for seniorsregnant women, and children. we now spend -- as commissioner of health and human services, and john stevens -- john stephen -- whole question is, are you planning to bring back those proposals? and how many people will you cut from health care under your plan? >> i know why that te union leas said you were attacking with false assertions. i have run the health and human services department efficiently. we put more funds in home and community-based care. that is what i want to see. we do more of that, $13,000 to $15,000 a year. that is the type of leadership we need to bring back and that is what my plan will do. i was at the senior center this morning, and i love going to senior centers. that is what we want to do. that is what my plan will be about. hughes said that i raised all of these fees and taxes. i did not know i had that much power and authority. any time i went forward on any type of implementation of fee, it was because the legislature passed a law that you signed. at the en

mr. steven, i have made the government more efficient and working to protect essential services for seniors pregnant women, and children. we now spend -- as commissioner of health and human services, and john stevens -- john stephen -- whole question is, are you planning to bring back those proposals? and how many people will you cut from health care under your plan? >> i know why that te union leas said you were attacking with false assertions. i have run the health and human services department efficiently. we put more funds in home and community-based care. that is what i want to see. we do more of that, $13,000 to $15,000 a year. that is the type of leadership we need to bring back and that is what my plan will do. i was at the senior center this morning, and i love going to senior centers. that is what we want to do. that is what my plan will be about. hughes said that i raised all of these fees and taxes. i did not know i had that much power and authority. any time i went forward on any type of implentation of fee, it was because the legislature passed a law that you signed. at the en

payments and have become luxury squatters and that's hurting everyone realtor christian stevens also known as mr beverly hills but says the trend is killing jobs because. aren't being maintained not paying the bills it's also adding to the deficit so while yours thing in your arm and strategically not making a payment we're cutting teachers and firefighters and police and the potholes are growing and many people who once had thriving businesses are now i don't work like millions of other americans those who were once living in the lap of luxury are now being squeezed out of their own mansions while his own blood sweat and tears went into building his house and just delusional stuff you know a once driving home builder designed this twenty eight million dollar home but eventually the economy and the bank caught up with him but even with this rise in millionaire foreclosures there is little sympathy for the rich even if they are crying to me so. so no i don't you. just gotta learn to live is not a question of feeling sorry for anybody in particular as far as you know walks of life i think pretty m

mr. virginia. >> reporter: tommy is a 26-year- old who wants to run his own company. >> what am i looking for in a woman? a girl with beautiful eyes, beautiful lips. >> my name is steveni work in retail sales. >> reporter: mr. connecticut says he's a teddy bear when he's with a girl. >> biggest celebrity crush? megan fox and nelly furtado. >> hits stands october 12th, where you can e-mail mr. idaho and his perfect six-pack. luke is a law student who goes crazy. >> maybe drinks and talking. >> also tonight, hulk hogan's son in tears. his first interview after prison. plus, why is bristol palin in an igloo? and big bang's new romance. we'll have that and much more coming up on entertainment tonight. >> that's at 7:30, here on wjz 13. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news tonight. denver broncos coming to town. we'll had -- hear what the raven his to say. >>> mark has the latest next in sports. ♪ storyteller: little miss muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home, and ransacked the place making off with several valuable tuffets. fortunately, geico had recently helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full repla

stevens was when a president. when i presented president ford's letter. a few days later, i got a callback for mr. becker and he said, the president wants to hear from you himself. it so it was a great thrill. i call the president ford and i told him how move justice stevens had been to receive the letter, and president ford was absolutely delighted. he repeated to me what he had written in his letter, that he would be pleased if the judgment of history rested, the merit of his presidency rested on his selection of john paul stevens to the court. his letter concluded, "justice stevens has served this nation well. at all times carrying out his the additional duties with dignity, intellect, and without partisan political concerns. justice stevens has made me and our fellow citizens proud of my three decade old decision to appoint him to the supreme court. i wish him a good, long life, good health, and many more years on the bench. the warmest regards, gerald r. ford." and so today, marking the conclusion of that tenure on the bench, that most remarkable tenure, we join with president ford in wishing

steven hobson. he was 40 years old. troopers also say they believe he was stabbed to death. was mr. is not used to murder investigations. --- westminster is not used to murder investigation said. the city police responded to a call at 2:30 a.m. where they found the man dead with blood on his clothes. state police say he lived alone and was unemployed. no one has been charged and there are no suspects. >> investigators from the state police, the westminster police department, are interviewing people in the area, witnesses, determine -- to determine what occurred and who is -- who was responsible. >> authorities do not know why someone would want to kill steven hobson. if you have information, you are urged to call the maryland state police. live in carroll county, george lettis. >> police in anne arundel county are investigating a suspicious death. early friday, police responded to a report of the sick or injured person, but found a body when they arrived. he suffered a parent trauma to his upper body. an autopsy will take place sometime soon. >> cool today, but no clouds in the sky.

senator stevens and i did work together to deal with how we reduce our emissions in a bill in 2007. >> mr. miller, your response. >> your consistent position has embraced cap and trade and carbon tax. the new york sometim"new york t reputation in her eight years is a moderate republican willing to engage with democrats in the climate debate even the hill says and this is a quote i appreciate the president's commitment to addressing that and the congress does need to act on climate change. you have you also been noted as stating, and this is from your website, that you believe we must look at all possible options it regulating climate chan change. so is your position advocating for cap and trade? >> i would like to respond because i have taken the position that we need to deal with the tough issues that are before us. some of the tough issues that are before us are change in climate. and where we can responsibly reduce our emissions i believe we have an obligation to do so. do not believe a cap and trade proposal is the responsible way to do so and i will work to oppose that at every oppor

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"larry king live" reached out to jetblue for a statement about steven slater in tonight's interview. the company gave this response. mr. slater is no longer employs with jetblue and out of respect for his privacy, we have no further comment. back after this. il, does this look risky to you? nancy? fred? no. well it is. in a high-risk area, there's a 1-in-4 chance homes like us will flood. i'm glad i got flood insurance. fred, you should look into it. i'm a risk-taker. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. visit floodsmart.gov/risk to learn your risk. >> larry: going over some things. your first attorney, court-appointed at the time said you had cut your head before the flight and no one has been able to find the woman who had the big piece of baggage that hit your head. so -- >> no, the cut was early on in the boarding process. it was not before the flight. it was before the majority of the customers were on board the aircraft. >> larry: there was a woman trying to get aing about through? >> yes. >> larry: and it was thatting about that hit you. are you surprised that woman hasn't come forward? >> a

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senator stevens and i worked together to deal with how we reduce our emissions in a bill back in 2007. >> mrller, response? >> your position has been one that embraces cap and trading carbon taxes. the new york times said that senator murkowski's vote reputation was a moderate republican willing to engage with democrats and pharmacists in the climate -- and environmentalists in the climate debate. you have also been noted as saying that you believe we must look at all possible options of regulating climate change, from carbon tax to cap and trade. are you advocating cap and trade? >> i would like to respond because i have taken the position that the deal with the tough issues before us. some of the tough issues before us are a changing climate where we can responsibly reduce our emissions, i believe we have the obligation to do so. i don't believe a cap and trade proposal is the responsible way to do so, and i will work to oppose that. in every opportunity where we are hurting our economy. it is not an appropriate trade off. >> senator murkowski? per. let's see i will ask you this one, joe,

mr. obama's critics say his appearances on shows like that one and "the view" diminish the office of the president. >>> preparations are underway for a large rally in washington, d.c. by jon stewart and steven colbert. they are hosting a rally at the washington mall. 25,000 people are expected to attend but satellite rallies are being organizationed through face -- observed through facebook. >>> bay area law enforcement officers, school officials and parents came together this morning to speak out against proposition 19 to legalize marijuana. at a press conference on pier 38 in san francisco, they said the initiative is flawed and will put communities at risk. the vice president of the california narcotics officers association talked specifically about the implications of marijuana use and driving. >> under the flawed provisions of prop 19, drivers will be able to smoke marijuana just prior to getting behind the wheel of a vehicle, putting their lives, the lives of others in danger. >> he says it will be up to officers to determine if a driver is impaired because there's no test for marijuana like there is for alcohol. he called the proposition a social experiment that we cannot afford, esp

steven hayes, who is to blame. hayes' defense attorney admitted, quote, he's guilty of sexual assault of mrs. petit.fer petit at the request of joshua komisarjevsky. the defense told the jury hayes is no angel but said it was komisarjevsky who controlled the situation and that things just got out of control. the prosecution fired back saying he said things got out of control. it wasn't things, it was them. they were out of control. this is the moment jurors may never forget. that's mrs. hawke-petit at her bank, 9:17 a.m. surveillance video shows her desperate attempt to save her family. withdrawing $15,000 from her bank. she hoped that money would be enough to convince the two suspects to spare her family's lives. at the bank she reaches out for help but has to be discrete because steven hayes was allegedly outside. the bank manager quietly calls 911. >> we have a lady who is in our bank right now who says that her husband and children are being held at their house. the people are in a car outside the bank. she is getting $15,000, that if the police are told they will kill her children and the husba

steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >> greta: mr.peaker i don't have to tell you how much we in the media will have to talk are more and gossip and everything else. the rumor circling washington is vice president biden might be replaced with secretary of state hillary clinton. your thought on that? >> i didn't know. i saw a i guess something went through today that suggested maybe there was an all-time swap with randy moss going to the vikings, there's this sense of trading positions going on right now. the e-mail i -- >> greta: that actually is a done deal. he is leaving the patriots. >> the same tradition what i saw today said maybe secretary clinton would become vice president and vice president would become secretary of state and karzai could be traded to the vikings to engine moss. they didn't suggest who would replace karzai. i think is the silly season. vice president biden is vice president. secretary of state hillary clinton is secretary of state. they are not going to change. they can't constitutionally change either one. t

stevens took. same aggression. but got to go to the base. >> mr. mcadams, how do you balance your economic goal drilling in offshore rigs and cleaning up oil in icy waters. >> sure, first of all, we need to ensure, the natural resource extraction using t

steven clemons is a senior fellow at the new america foundation, a washington think tank, and publisher of a blog, the washington note. mr. clemons, what do you make of all this new discord, i guess you would call it, between president karzai and the u.s. government? >> well, i think as your commentary showed earlier, it's really not so new. it would be naive.... >> lehrer: a new episode. >> i think it would be naive to think that president karzai in afghan wouldn't be finding ways to cut deals with all of their neighbors. we're not a monopoly. the united states's position is not a monopoly. we need to stop acting as if it is. that said there's just no doubt that president karzai is willing to play one side off another, to take influence. we should be concerned about that. it's just i think we go in with a very naive picture that we can somehow control all the pieces of the game and we work through that, that portal. i think president karzai is an undependable ally. i think he's doing what he needs to do to survive, but that's not necessarily furthering the u.s. national interests in afghanistan. >> lehrer: how do you fe

stevens told tollan berg money doesn't speak. >> well, almost all money in politics is spent on disseminating political advocacy. pth jus fact. now, mr. biden in the narrative from the democrats has been, this is secret money that the koch brothers are putting into it. get your stories straight. do we know who these guys are? some of them are about as anonymous as george soros. >> there is an irony. at the supreme court when that case came before the supreme court, business interests said, take these shackles off us because disclosure will essentially fix the problem. if the people know where the money is coming from that will be fine and right now, there is a problem with transparency. >> vice president bide enshould take ownership for thele fact that the tea party is a direct result of the spending going on in his administration. this movement, his administration has made it possible so maybe he should talk about that. >> let's go on that note to a campaign ad by governor manchin of west virginia. look at this. okay, we don't have that but we want to talk about basically he's running away from the democratic party as he tries to ru

mr. shirvell, targeting chris armstrong a gay college student on voluntary personal leave, facing disciplinary hearing when he returnsch he still has a job. the question is why? tonight. this man, steventhe death penalty if convicted in the chilling home invasion trial in connecticut. bank surveillance, taken moments before a woman and two daughters were killed. she was withdrawing $15,000 she hoped would buy the freedom of her family. it did not. closing arguments were made today. we'll talk with jeff toobin about what happened in court today. the stories and more at the top of the hour. now back to "larry king." [ male announcer ] some prescription drugs may lead to constipation. fortunately, there's senokot-s tablets. senokot-s for occasional constipation associated with certain medications. find the relief that's right for you and get a $10 rebate at getconstipationrelief.com. . >> larry: we're back. let's take, take another king-cam question. this is from someone in l.a. asking advice. watch. >> hi, i want to ask, where would i find a good man. okay? i am having the hardest time finding a good, intelligent, kind, generous man. >> larry: you are talking to two people with the same

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stevens to show they were open minded. you can be so open minded your brain can fall will out. mr.usuf, the kind of islam that he follows, he has said on more than one occasion, he approved that rusty should be executed by writing the book that offended the muslim religion. i think this shows their ignorance. they chose a bad example. having said all of that, let me say in response to the caller, while i decry vulgarity in politics or american life general, i think it's disgusting. nevertheless, i say your memory of a time when the media was unbiassed itself is biassed because walter cronkite was a liberal. the three network and pbs has a left of center bias. fox does so very energietally, but it's only one voice. the majority still has the world view. host: we'll go next -- sorry connie. guest: having just come back from a reporting trip to vietnam of agent orange. i can only say walter cronkite was a liberal. i respect his call. he's right about certain impressions. obviously, mona and are i columnist and get paid to give our opinions. objective is really a myth. what you want ar

steven breyer and his new book don't on c-span >> on friday. ben bernanke made a case to boost the economy. speaking on the monetary policy conference. mr. bernanke said there are reasons to act. this is about 30 minutes. >> good morning. the topic of this conference, the formulation in a low inflation is timely indeed. brings inflation under control was the biggest issues. increased independence from short term political influences central banks have largely achieved that goal. in turn, the progress have increased the predict of the economic environment and improvements in economic performance. in emerging markets that have suffered very high inflation. that credibility further supported stability ask confidence. retaining that credibility is of utmost importance. after a period of higher inflation was a landmark decision. in the 1980's-1990's, lower was always better. during those years, how quickly should inflation be reduced? some the center bank be proactive or opportunistic? as the average inflation levels increased, it became more complex. following may 2003 meeting said it was a water shed. further this inflation would be "unwelc

mr. stevens. >> i am saying that the notice to remove the stopped work order was never received by mr. stevens. >> i am asking about this letter. the implication is that this letter says that the stock release order is now in affect. >> the that i would say this agreement actually is closed one month even after the stop work order was to released in the first place. >> i might save some comments from when we discuss this. i don't know that the city has the authority or the ability to force the agreement. if the parties have reached an agreement between themselves, then the city based on that agreement and based upon the facts that are in item number 3 on the first page are saying that, we will release the stop work order. we will rescind that. >> i guess i'm saying that i think that a sufficient notice and maybe the argument it's surrounded by whether or not this is the notice that is required. >> i will say that this letter amended october 13th, this is over one month. i don't really follow. i can tell you that he agreed to set lowest bid. this is a token of good faith. >> the actual j