mr. steven nutsell, mr. baldanado as well. in terms of seat 7, i was actually -- there were a few people who were qualifid for that so i would say i would love to see mr. kefrpb -- kevin miller serve in that role. i think what he does at swords to plowshares and what he would bring to that role i would love to see on that board. in terms of seat 1 i would like to give my endorsement to mr. brendan rogers, not only in terms of his work at the library, which is really creative when you think about it, it is a place that people enter especially if they are homeless. i am grateful that you took on a leadership role to start a program there, as well as again the representation from the coast guard. in terms of seat 4, very torn about that but i'll wait to hear from supervisor cohen but i think that the representation from whether it's the women or lgbt community is really important so i would be happy to support miss vargas. mr. pandy i thought brought great insight and also i was impressed by mr. joinder's interest because i think

steven scully: ronald reagan seemed to enjoy the dinners. mr. condon: he did. steven scully: he went to all eight? mr. condon: i believe -- yes because he had just gone to the one before he was shot. so yea, hes, he did go to all eight. but, -- he had some memorable lines. he had one line when farmers were complaining about his policy and sales to soviet union. he said, we should keep the grain and send the farmers. that was supposed to be off the record but it got up. steven scully:out. steven scully: george w. bush, barack obama, bill clinton -- what is their attendance record like? mr. condon: president clinton was in the hospital during one of his. i think he went to six of the eight. george w. bush, i believe went to every one. in fact, both presidents clinton and bush participated in this show. in 1993, president clinton put on a sparkly costume. and played the saxophone. and, in his last year, president bush went on stage and sang a song that the lyrics were changed. it was a western song. steven scully: when the organization was formed, the white house p

the commission and all of those commissioners currently sitting, in particular john caldera, steven nutsell and mr. baldenaro in my personal experience since i have known mr. caldera a short period of time, i have nothing to say that is as negative as what i've already heard. i have found him to be insightful and a person who finds he is welcoming and not instigating the commissioners said in some of the words here, i don't think i would have progressed so far because i'm currently sitting on the commission, was appointed last year, if it had not been from john calder a and also steven. the two, as i watched them work on the commission, still work with a synergy that has moved us forward in directions i didn't anticipate before. i applaud both of them before. in addition steven is a great writer. both he and john caldera created the resolution we hope to be before you shortly on port chicago 50. also miss dixon one thing i understand about supervisor cohen's comments on inclusiveness, i think it's former justice john paul stevens who would also look to joe marshal for his lived experience. he knew

. >> reporter: steven says mr.ma began his presidency trying to course correct the bush administration's unilateralism, but may have eased off of the gas pedal too much. >> it's a disappointment, and something of an opportunity lost. >> reporter: he says international focus is now on the u.s. over negotiations with iran on the nuclear program. the same public opinion polls that showed americans were eager to get out of the wars in iraq and afghanistan now show that they are warming to the idea of fighting isil possibly even with boots on the ground if necessary. the key words being if necessary, showing the american public may also favor a pragmatic approach. of course it's a up to the white house to decide what that course looks like. >> libby thank you. >>> 200,000 people killed nearly 4 million refugees. who is to blame for four years of conflict in syria? >>> plus misconduct by the secret service, yet another public embarrassment for the agency. ♪ >>> so listen to this we're learning more this evening about the

mr. speaker. they were persuaded by steven on the vice president of mortgages to put their house that they had into flat to rent in turkey for the agent. got no flats. lost 47,000 pounds. but financial service said they could not give any advice because it was unregulated advice. does the prime minister feel that company should -- about the authority, to get such advice and for this problem? >> first of all can i pay tribute to the honourable gentleman standing down at election. he has been a member of parliament -- sorry. well, let me rephrase that. let me rephrase. i got so say i want, i want to defend the team. this is, my 146th appearance at the dispatch box doing prime minister questions. and, they normally get these things right. let me rephrase. he, let me pay tribute to him anyway. and wish him luck in the current battle he has in his constituency. but he raises a case we've all had at our constituency surgeries, people who put money into time-share schemes by companies turned out subsequently to be disreputable. we had challenges getting those companies properly uncovered and regulated. i

mr. cornell, sir. >> dwight. >> president dwight. >> commissioner you're here in that forum. >> steven cornell a lot of traffic out there i think this is very, very, very important i just want to remind you when they start it build bart a million years ago before some of you were born it changed market street completely that was the street in san francisco public rates went up and down and suddenly after the first year all the businesses went crazy lost christmas busy business and everything that's how we got the law no street construction in neighborhoods in the mc 2 districts between thanksgiving and christmas a lot of businesses went down the total no preplanning third street, west portal i've seen anothers that was mentioned a few minutes and ocean avenue and polk street no one have any idea of what happened to the businesses beforehand the effort you guys are looking at and hopefully pass this is very important i wanted to before i just lost it read to you some lines if the preamble from the what is this the general plan of san francisco under the planning department one of the things that commutes muni service overburden our s

mr. koffman and questions about the addressed programs. >> good evening board of education superintendant of superintendent i'm steven do executive director for the college career here in the san francisco unified school district and before i field the questions i'd like to say thank you very much to kathy fleming and her team and superintendent young for the conversation to get everything aligned to meet the needs of students and appreciate it from my youth so thank you. >> so commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> sure thank you so the question on with regards to as it was described it was we talk about how affordable housing individual is put into the schools for the students to go to college to provide support services and i'm curious how the schools were selected when i look at the list of middle and holidays i see some schools with are missing from the list the valley or paul revere on the list or betsey carmichael if that's the basis for affordable housing individual and i see that burton is not included so why were some selected and 90 some not. >> it is a great question the simple answer is affordable housingvid is based on issues or

mr. superintendent would you, please introduce the staff member who will cover this item. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to ask the executive order steven koffman to take this item and good evening all i'd like to welcome julie chang the analysts for lending support as well as mccain from post secondary head council i'm sorry supervisor and jane fong and the issues it takes a village to address our most needy kids that is a continuous or tuition continuation of work under the sprifshgs of mr. sanderson so okay. so sorry go ahead. >> i'd like studio take a moment to join when this award was going on i hope to see all the students graduate from a there g it's been a true honor to see them and like to see the fund they stay pursue and the primary recovery and the commitment of this board for the recovery funds thank you very much for that with the idea of credit recovery i've communicated and to the school sites noting non-negotiable for us so, so last december the conversation was held around the word plan i'd like to know before we modify the graugs graduation requirement i thank you to billing sanderson for his leadership in this plan s

steven with the u.s. institute of peace, it is mr.ma began his presidency trying to course correct the bush administrations unilateralism. but may have eased off the gas pedal too much. >> that's a real -- it's a disappointment. and i think it's something of an opportunity lost. >> reporter: he says international focus is now otto bomb a administration's role in negotiations over iran's nuclear program. it's a test of whether diplomacy and sanctions can work, libby casey, al jazerra washington. >>> to take a deeper look at american foreign policy we are joined from it d.c. by james jeffrey ambassador to iraq and turkey. he's currently a fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and from berkeley, california, we are also joined by steven fish who is a professor of compare at this politics at uc berkeley focuses on democracy in europe. i had good to have you with us, i'll start with you and the issue that libby casey first raised in her story. that the president was elected to end wars but now he's facing criticism for not

answering reporters' questions about the status of ambassador chris stevens who was missing and later found dead. close to midnight mrs. clinton put out the first authoritative statement that wrongly blamed a you youtube video rather than terrorism. >> cheryl mills was instrumental in making sure the big lie was put out there. what's notable thus far is we received no e-mails from or to mrs. clinton. you have to wonder whether these aifds went offline and were using secret accounts to communicate with her about the benghazi attack. >> also littered through the e-mails are references to something called the benghazi group and a diplomatic source tells fox news that that was code for the cheryl mills task force whose job it was to do damage control. >> very interesting. so what are we learning about this so-called benghazi group? >> well, a short time ago the state department spokeswoman was asked to explain how the clinton e-mails really would be tackled. she said that they would review them in accordance with the freedom of information act or foia and also that material she said would eventually be made public. >> we

mr. superintendent would you, please introduce the staff member who will cover this item. >> thank you commissioner president murase i'd like to ask the executive order stevenoffman to take this item and good evening all i'd like to welcome julie chang the analysts for lending support as well as mccain from post secondary head council i'm sorry supervisor and jane fong and the issues it takes a village to address our most needy kids that is a continuous or tuition continuation of work under the sprifshgs of mr. sanderson so okay. so sorry go ahead. >> i'd like studio take a moment to join when this award was going on i hope to see all the students graduate from a there g it's been

mrs. irene noa, wife of the late senator daniel inouye of hawaii, senator chris dodd of connecticut, ms. catherine states -- stevens, wife of the late senator ted stevens of alaska, senator bob graham of florida, senator paul kirk of massachusetts, ladies and gentlemen. welcome back to the senate. [applause] please be seated. i would like to ask members of the house of representatives with us today, including the massachusetts delegation to stand as a group and be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for being here. please seated, and i also want to acknowledge the government leaders from the commonwealth and from the city of boston that joined us today, the lieutenant governor, attorney general healy, state treasurer goldberg, state president stan rosenberg state speaker of the house, and the mayor of boston, marty walsh. [applause] and especially pleased to see so many future senators in our midst, and there are 50 students here today as their badges show from every state in the nation and they will or being here, and, of course -- of course, our thanks to the kennedy family who made all of this possible. with

mr. superintendant we have a lot to communicate and tell will which we've done to transparent and consistency until the job is done. >> thank you reverend brown>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm steven 20-year k50ir7bd teacher and i see one of my students back there i'm here to address you on the things that are going on at john rivers elementary school it is an unsupportive place for students and staff under our current registration we've never had a emotional follow-up we've not been trained in the trauma practices some of our students suffer from trauma there are no circles and we don't have a positive behavior management system after 5 years the result have been tragic critical and tragic i'm not faulting the students the behaviors are learned behaviors student fights occur daily and staff physically restrands children without knowing how to do so safely and students have been putting themselves between students that are fighting students are frequently out of classes stopping by other students classes and stopping learning there was a fight in the cafe the promise was present and two staff members were pulling the two students apart it was lila tug of war as the people were pul

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stevens who is in hong kong with more. >> reporter: the south korean president has also been saying this is an intolerable attack not only on mr alliance between u.s. and south korea. u.s. president barack obama has also been in contact with mark lip pefrt. this certainly is echoing around the world. it started as a fairly routine morning. just before he was about to give his speech he became the victim of this vicious and apparently politically motivated attack. a horrifying scene. blood dripping down the face of u.s. ambassador to south korea mark lippert. the diplomat undergoing nearly three hours of surgery overnight, receiving more than 80 stitches on his face alone. lippert slashed by a ten-inch knife in the face and arms moments before delivering a speech in seoul on wednesday. the weapon slicing up the left forearm, damaging the nerves for his fingers. the gash on his right cheek four inches long and an inch deep. south korean surgeons say if the facial injury was any deeper it could have been life-threatening. >> he's one of our top asia policy experts in the u.s. government. >> reporter: in this knew surveillance vid

stevens at magdeline. this is an example of what we're seeing across this country right in our own country mr. president. and i just tell these stories that are so raw and so ugly but i tell these stories and read from that book yesterday just so people remember why we're here and what we're dealing with, that we can put some of these issues and extraneous issues, things that we need to change in the bill and fix in the bill, that we have some motivation to do it. because these girls really don't know how to change the laws in congress. they need our help to do that. cindy mccain, my good friend, with her work at the mccain institute -- i see senator rubio here from florida who's also familiar with that work -- and we know what she's done. she has undertook studies looking at some of the baseline data at sex trafficking around big events. she's seen what happened. when we've seen increases in web site advertising and other things. we've seen what happens when law enforcement actually comes together across all jurisdictional lines federal state and local. when private sector engages like our hotels, like

and i have seen a lot of media get this wrong by before ambassador stevens was killed the last one was ambassador rayfal in 1988. caller: mrburton, congratulations on your career. i find it depressing the fact that you have to sresinvestigate incidents that srhave occurred and not had any intelligence on matters where you could have protected people. i'm concerned about these guys that are going over to foreign countries, former soldiers, and fighting with different groups against isis. do you have any comments on that that? thank you and have a good weekend. guest: thank you for those kind words. i failed to mention that the state department in domestic assignments have special agents assigned at various field offices around the country and part of their job is to do protection here domestically on visiting dignitaries and conduct passport and visa fraud. many are signed to the task forces around the nation. but your concern nor the foreign fighters is a real one. that is factored into the threat matrix overseas as you protect diplomats and one of the issues that domestically we face but is a huge challenge trying to keep

mrs. pots in "beauty and the beast," voiced originally by angela lansbury. >> that was the original animated film. the film will star emma watson as belle, kevin kline as her father, and dan stevens's day 2017. it's going to be in 3d. >>> and speaking of classic films, there was quite a reunion of sorts by the south by southwest festival. >> molly ringwald and ally sheedy, together to celebrate the generation x coming of age classic "the breakfast club.” >> do you know how popular i am? i'm so popular. everybody loves me so much at this school. >> poor baby. ♪ [ laughing ] >> okay. it's hard to believe. ringwald, 47 years old. and sheedy -- there's no way she's 52. they look great. >> 30 years? it's been 30 years? >> it's been 30 years. >> they were that young when that movie was made? >> it was a great movie. >> would you believe i've never seen "the breakfast club”? >> i think you should see it this weekend. have you seen "breakfast at tiffany's"? >> haven't seen that, either. >> i'm going to send you a list. >> anything else i missed? >> is there a good st. patrick's day film? >> one of the "leprechaun" movies. the horror movies. >> horror movie? leprechaun 1, 2, 3, 4. >> they

about emma watson as beauty and "downton abbey's" den stevens as the beast but add another emma to sweeten the pot as in emma thompson who will play mrs> that's good. >> that's great casting. "beauty and the beast" roaring into theaters march 17th, 2017. >> i can't wait. >> i know. >> my favorite. i have to for two years. >> take a breath, ginger. >> real-life "american horror story" though for fans of the show. some bad news even scarier than those story lines, jessica lange leaving the show. lange broke the news at a tv conference saying she absolutely loved the madness of it but after four seasons she is ready to move on. luckily the blow was softened by the announcement of two new cast member, broadway star cheyenne jackson and the very handsome matt bomer. they will check in along with lady gaga. >> that's a scary show. >> yeah. >> whoo! >> highly disturbing. >> i can't sleep at night. >> but fans just adore it and we will miss jessica. >>> finally take a look at the folks at schenley wood retirement village in the uk who are putting their retirement time to good use acting out their big screen fantasies for a calendar called the

stevens was killed, the last ambassador killed in duty was in 1988. host: we have a call from georgia. caller: congratulations on your career, mr. burton. i find it unfortunate that you have to investigate incidences that have occurred and you don't have the intelligence on matters where you could have rejected these people. i am concerned about these guys that are going over to foreign countries, former soldiers, and fighting with different groups against isis. you have any comments on that, thank you and have a good weekend. guest: thank you for the kind words. in essence, the state department and domestic assignments, they have special agents that are assigned to different things in the country, and part of their job is to do protection domestically, visiting dignitaries, these fraud, and many are assigned to joint task forces around the nation. your concern for the foreign fighters is very much a real one. in essence, that is factored into the threat matrix overseas as you protect diplomats. it is an issue that we face domestically. it is a challenge to try and keep track of passport holders that have traveled abroad and perhaps ker

steven: ken thomas of "associated press" and caitlin huey-burns of "real clear politics." figure for joining us. we appreciate it. >> tonight on "q&a" -- eric larson and his new book, "dead weight." mr. larson: the question gets complicated when the question arises what ultimately happened to the lusitania? why was the lusitania allowed to enter the irish sea without any detailed warning that could have been provided to the captain that was not. this has led to some very interesting speculation about was that ship essentially set up for an attack by churchill for someone -- or someone in the admiral. it's interesting. i found no smoking memo. i would have found the smoking memo if it existed. there is nothing from churchill to jackie fisher or someone else saying, let's let the lusitania go into the irish sea. nothing like that exist. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific. >> former chair ben bernanke speaks tomorrow. he will discuss the u.s. economy and efforts to achieve full employment in the labor market. that is tomorrow at 930 a.m. eastern on c-span two. later that morning, a conversation with transportation secretary and epa administrator. they sit down with politico's mike

mr. stevens, david blitzer noted that home prices are rising twice as fast as wages. if the federal reserve raises interest rates mid-year, as many economists expect, what will that mean for price gains in the housing market? david: we forecast mortgage rates to rise anyway, with interest rates leveling off at 4.6% by the end of the year compared to what we see today, and 3.99%, the 30-year fixed rate average. from my perspective am a that does not change the demand for housing. household formation is a core component, and it is growing at a significant post-recession rate, at a level that is higher -- far more normalized than a rate that we were at a few years ago. that will create more units, both rental, and owner-occupied. we believe the housing market can with stand some modest increases in interest rate. mark: with tight supply driving up prices, how concerned are you would be buyers are being driven out of the market? david: it is a concern, and as i said earlier, employment gains are being made in large metropolitan markets like washington, new york, san franc