don't want to lose 10 thousand unit so we're pay attention to the current housing stock that's why mrs. wolf i've had the good fortune to work with she and others have pushed forward another policy reflective in those instructions that development and developers who want to bring forward units that might not have been legal in the past will get priority treatment and as we look at each development we at one point make sure that the developers are not decreasing the number of units in the development process so to give a good you holistic look at all developments to make sure we prevent the housing stock and allow the developers to legal lists and a make more legal those units that might have been in the studios and not permit developers to suggest oh, because i have tenants in unit that might not have been legal we can get rid of them we're saying the oppose to preserve the housing stock we're not going to getting let you decrease the housing stock in the city. those are some of the major highlights i'm embarrassing and all the head agencies from dbi to disability to the rent board to the fi

the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. wolf, for five minutes. mr. wolf: thank you, mr. speaker. much ink has been used regarding secretary john kerry's comments in characterizing vad mir putin's outrageous -- as a quote 19th century act into the 21st century, end of quote. as we look through the lens of history we should note how much rian christians has been enduring. a religious advocate had headline, syrian jihadists are forcing christians to become someone else under 19th crntry rule. the persecutions deepened this week, a written ultimate mate imby islamic state of iraq and syria to christians in the northern province capital of rocca. quote, converting to islam or death, some christians held firm in their faith and committed to the islamic demands to live by demmis. she continued to explain the implications of this status. she said under this arrangement, an exchange for their lives and the ability to worship as christians, they must abide by purported seventh century rules of muammar. according to the ultimatum, these include bans on renovatin

mr. wolf, you and allies the laws and shown -- you analyze the laws and shown they're not better but maybe not as good as our laws. by some cry too. what lesson should we draw from the in terms of how countries should conduct their surveillance program? >> so the purpose of our white paper and our research was will be more -- than to reach judgments and to take winners and losers or to decide who is better or best. but we thought it was important in light of the claims that would be made quickly by the cloud industry and europe that there is national security access that goes on in the eu and elsewhere around the world and often without the controls and safeguards and transparency that we have here. so the overall conclusion that we reached is this is a global problem. obviously, is one that has been focused on intensely here in the united states because of the snowden revelations, but it is an international issue that needs to be resolved internationally, particularly with sharing that goes o

i turn you over to mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> thank you, jake.learning new details of how malaysian flight 370 was put on a new course the night it vanished. massive search. crews are searching an area the size of the continental u.s. looking for any sign of the missing plane. we'll talk live to a u.s. navy commander who is right in the middle of it helping lead the effort. >>> cell phone silence. not a single call from anyone on the plane. why weren't passengers able to communicate with the world as the plane flew on for hours and hours? >> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

i'll turn you over now to mr. wolf blitzer who is in "the situation room." wolf? much. happening now, the mystery of flight 370. the search for clues as dozens of ships and aircraft hunts for traces of the airliner that disappeared three days ago with 239 people on board. new details of the passengers who officials say were traveling on stolen passports. we're now learning about their ticket purchases and the images recorded by airport surveillance. >>> and if they are eventually found, the plane's data recorders should reveal what went wrong. but why don't airlineser use live-streaming of data giving real-time information about an airline? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

i turn you over to mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> thank you, jake. rerouted. we're learning new details of how malaysian flight 370 was put on a new course the night it vanished. massive search. crews are searching an area the size of the continental u.s. looking for any sign of the missing plane. we'll talk live to a u.s. navy commander who is right in the middle of it helping lead the effort. >>> cell phone silence. not a single call from anyone on the plane. why weren't passengers able to communicate with the world as the plane flew on for hours and hours? >> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we're following multiple new developments in the search for flight 370. among the latest, confirmation that the plane's route was reprogrammed by someone inside the cockpit the night it vanished. >>> also, officials have completed the search of the pilots and co-pilot's personal come computers and e-mails and thailand has revealed that it was tracking flight 370 as it changed course, flew into the night and simply disappeared. cnn is dedicatin

mr. frank wolf from virginia such time as he may wish to consume. mr. wolf: i want to thank the gentleman from texas for his courtesy. mr. speaker, today i rise to discuss something very close to me. i want to talk about stuttering. i have been a lifelong stutterer and when i was young, i experienced very difficult times but that's a story for another day. more than 70 million people stutter. one in every 100 people in the world stutter and in the u.s. three million americans stutter. you probably have a friend, neighbor, classmate or co-worker who stutter. 5% of all children go through a stuttering phase that last six months or more. some will recover by late childhood but one out of 100 children will be left with long-term stuttering. i would like to tell you more. how it is, how family members and friends can help. stuttering is a disorder where the flow of speech is broken by petition of sounds and syllables. unusual facial and body movements may happen. stuttering is more likely caused, one jet etics, two, child development. for example, children wi

one thing, wolf, how powerful a negotiator wilmer mr. be. and russia have very close ties, very close economic ties. who is going to be player who turns this around or at least stops, at least stops the progression of uncertainty that we're seeing right now. >> i'll wrap it up. very quickly do you see potentially a little bit of a split developing between president obama's tough stance against russia and the german chancellor angela merkel? might she take less tough stance and could there be a bit of a rift? >> it's will be interesting to see. germany and russia have very close trade ties but, you know, the last last time russia tried to strong arm european merkel and other european leaders took a hard line. i think it will be a toss up really to see what happens and i think that merkel will take the lead going forward. germany is the strongest economic power in europe. they are dependent on russia and she will be in the hot seat. >> i suspect she has more influence with putin than president obama does but we'll see what happens on that fron

i'll turn you over now to mr. wolf blitzer who is in "the situation room." wolf? >>> jake, thanks very much. happening now, the mystery of flight 370. the search for clues as dozens of ships and aircraft hunts for traces of the airliner that disappeared three days ago with 239 people on board. new details of the passengers who officials say were traveling on stolen passports. we're now learning about their ticket purchases and the images recorded by airport surveillance. >>> and if they are eventually found, the plane's data recorders should reveal what went wrong. but why don't airlineser use live-streaming of data giving real-time information about an airline? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." new clues in a series of frustrating dead ends as the search is stepped up for malaysia airlines jet that disappeared in mid-flight three days ago. the search zone for flight 370 has been expanded and now covers a larger portion of the gulf of thailand between malaysia and vietnam. there's new focus near thailand's border following indications that the plan

arizona could go all the way. >> do you have a bracket, mr. wolf?e warren buffett challenge. [laughter] i am not getting the billion dollars. >> neither am i. go, kansas. volatile cocktail at this moment. serious liquidity issues in china. the brazilian economy flat on its back. and then there are the u.s. markets. they seem absolutely oblivious. bix, the the thermostat for market fear and complacency. macro risk advisors, and he comes out with an outlandish thought this money. i don't believe you have ever been this gloomy. why? thehe market is mispricing probability that certain things can happen. can go tothat the vix 30, i'm not saying that it is likely to happen. >> do you see that in the day-to-day action of the markets? we see netflix rollover, tesla rollover. >> biotech -- >> what is the secret to a macro guy like you? >> that is more the story around -- >> the individual stock. >> that just got too bubblish. number one, supporting the market is not necessarily fundamental. we see the earnings momentum actually decelerating. we see that buyb

we turn you over to mr. wolf blitzer. >> our deepest condolences to his family as well. of "newsroom". i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we begin this morning with russian troops and soviet style agreece. moscow launches its greatest challenge to the

i'll turn you over to wolf blitzer. mr. blitzer? >> jake, thank you very much. crisis in ukraine.ngerous standoff. warning shots fired as tensions rise between russia and ukrainian troops in crimea. >>> secretary of state john kerry visits the place were demonstrators were gunned down in kiev offering moral support and economic help. >>> vladimir putin

mr. science style demos. they added a second wolf blitzer show.a fourth hour of situation room with kathie lee and hoada and they made everyone else to go outside to report breaking news while the people inside walked to a sponsored couch. none of it -- none of it is working. but i think they've cracked it -- but accident obviously. it happened last wednesday when the new 11:00 a.m. host tried to move on from the interview from donald king but donald king was not ready to be moved on from. >> the final thought is cable outrage. it will make your hair hurt, even don king's hair. >> really, specifically when you are with john don you have everything going for you. >> this caught our attention. this listen to what he has to say because he says what he means and he means what he says. >> this story -- [laughter] >> jon: i've never said this before but i was unable to change the channel from cnn. these news people are doing their best to do an incredibly stupid segment on beer transplants neither real nor interesting but now because of don king i have

i'll turn you over to wolf blitzer. mr. blitzer? >> jake, thank you very much. crisis in ukraine. a dangerous standoff. warning shots fired as tensions rise between russia and ukrainian troops in crimea. >>> secretary of state john kerry visits the place were demonstrators were gunned down in kiev offering moral support and economic help. >>> vladimir putin denies military intervention and a former secretary of state is calling him, quote, delusional. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." russian forces are tightening their hold on the strategic crimean peninsula and there's a verbal battle escalating between the united states and russia. it's a critical moment. here are the latest development. secretary of state john kerry visits ukraine's capital and offers encouragement and a billion dollar u.s. loan guarantee while accusing russia of inventing reasons for its military intervention. president obama says the u.s. and its allies strongly believe russia has violated international law and says russia has

to the extent they're not cooperating i would hope you'll ask your folks to contact chairman wolf, mr fattah and let them know to what extent ukraine is refusing to cooperate. because that would be i think a great point of leverage that congress could help to ensure that those folks are cooperative. in the area of cybersecurity is something you into to my heart. congressman wolf, my dears good friend, took me out to see committee go out and see your cyber center out near dulles airport. i can't thank you enough for the work you are doing to its extraordinarily impressive. i know that we will, the subcommittee, do everything we can to help in that effort. i know there's been a tremendous problem that is out there, the public i know is aware of it, the chinese penetrating and stealing intellectual property. on a scale that i do think the world has ever seen before. i used to think the sex at constantinople, was maybe the greatest -- it looks like the chinese approach was stolen almost all intellectual property out there. -- sacs. is not a fair assessment? have extolle installed but all

that year saying he has previously described christian us on the county as a wolf in sheep's clothing this week with carrie and mr young who can speak in washington's new upright his realm of being conference in two weeks' time about how to hold a follow up leads in the midst of the week of class in an attempt to preach to get between the two sites as you. and one. states and china has reopened the security measures follow your graphic stabbing rampage there which left at least thirty three dead hundred and forty three wounded four of the assyrians were the lead shot by police while authorities are still searching for at least five more of the attackers who witnesses say he's uniquely trees in parks or it's too sad people at random. chinese authorities have blamed the attack and terrorists from within the week a minority who he believed there are ethnic turkic muslims who come from the king james in china's far west are conscious that the muslim separatists in china's han majority of frequent most leaders are saying is don't understand what the court restrictions on their culture and religion played predominantly

i'll turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> jake, thanks very much.now, breaking news. the mystery of flight 370. a british newspaper says it has a transcript of the radio communication between the airliners' pilots and ground control from takeoff until the plane vanished with a mysterious message before those final words "all right, good night." planes will begin their hunt for the possible debris in the most remote place on earth. but bad weather may also be closing in. and time is running out to find the airliner's recorders. one

mr. ali, if he's available, wherever he is, wolf. >> wherever he may be. nic robertson in london, thanks very much. let's discuss what we just heard. joining us, law enforcement analyst, tom fuentes. what do you make of this new piece of information we're now getting from nic? >> hi, wolf. it provides great leads for the investigators to follow up on, particularly in thailand. the passports were originally stolen in 2012, the second one in 2013. in phuket, thailand, a resort town. and now you have the tickets actually being fraudulently obtained by using the stolen passports in thailand also. and passports were paid -- or the tickets were paid for in thai currency, the thai bottom. so it will be a great lead to locate this individual dealing with that travel agency and intensive investigation of that agency themselves. are they providing stolen passports on a regular basis to a variety of customers for many different reasons, which could be unrelated to terrorism but passport fraud, people using for drug trafficking or organized crime or any number of reas

. >> reporter: well, wolf, it's interesting that mr.d, not tragic, he had tears in his eyes, i asked him how on earth can you keep it together during such a difficult time? he said the rest of his family members are there in the hotel waiting as well. he said the head of the family, as he put it, he has to keep it together and be strong for them and for the rest of the families in that hotel. >> let's not forget 239 people were aboard that plane. two-thirds of them chinese. so how are the authorities there in beijing where you are preparing for the news if and when it comes? >> reporter: well, i've spoken to several psychologists who are voluntary counselors on the scene, wolf. they say they're very concerned with the news that is coming, then going away, the leads that we are following that are then extinguished. they believe when the news does come, it could be overwhelming for those family members. it was interesting to see several ambulances on the scene at the hotel as well as a dozen paramedics, extra security as well. so they're

wolf blitzer. he is in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> all right, jake, thank you. happening now, the mystery of flight 370. a new twist in the airliner investigation as passengers' relatives are outraged at a new map of the radar track. the airliner's turn is being treated as a, quote, criminal act. >>> air crews are getting ready to resume the search for flight 370 but so far the objects that they have spotted have turned out to be dead jellyfish and old fishing gear. are they looking in the right place? >>> and a race against time. a u.s. black box finder is headed to the search zone but the batteries powering the signal beacons may die within days. can the device get there in time? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." searchers race against time to find traces of flight 370. here are the latest developments. questions are now being raised about a new map said to show the airliner's radar track and shows a much different flight track. the airliner's turn is being viewed as a criminal act. malaysian officials now say the last words from the cockpit we

nevertheless mr martin's ice as prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. needless to the eleventh of august. so if you don't speak. it was israel's top scientists are leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant light winds. algae. fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical that's why dr meets more eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green. she believes algae is extracted because not only reduces climbed outside to smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with crops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic. jason also provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt feet above twentieth anniversary of the eu single market. we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can come to fiji. europe's economic revival by creating more jobs and s

wolf blitzer. he is in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> all right, jake, thank you.the airliner investigation as passengers' relatives are outraged at a new map of the radar track. the airliner's turn is being treated as a, quote, criminal act. >>> air crews are getting ready to resume the search for flight 370 but so far the objects that they have spotted have turned out to be dead jellyfish and old fishing gear. are they looking in the right place? >>> and a race against time. a u.s. black box finder is headed to the search zone but the batteries powering the signal beacons may die within days. can the device get there in

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country part of me up well wolf what it is. he was giving us a little. so if you don't speak. it was. israel's top scientists are leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life finds out she fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical that's why dr meets more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green. she believes algae is expected because not only reduces carbon di oxide from smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with crops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could be just thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic and use no salt provide context and that i integrate quickly. this from the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market. we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can come to fiji. europe's economic revival by c

i'll turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." mr. blitzer? >> jake, thanks very much. happening now, breaking news. the mystery of flight 370. a british newspaper says it has a transcript of the radio communication between the airliners' pilots and ground control from takeoff until the plane vanished with a mysterious message before those final words "all right, good night." planes will begin their hunt for the possible debris in the most remote place on earth. but bad weather may also be closing in. and time is running out to find the airliner's recorders. one of those so-called black box could be a blank box. i'm wolf blitzer. this is the situation room. >>> we begin with extraordinary new information just coming in involving the disappearance of malaysia flight 370. no apparent struggle, no apparent panic. a british newspaper says it has a transcript of the final 54 minutes of communication between the cockpit and ground control. it allegedly shows nothing out of the ordinary beyond an unexplained call minutes before the final transmission. fbi experts are working n

wolf >> i do have some public comment cards. supervisor campos any additional amendments >> no, i want to make sure i give mr. egging gone. >> i'm sorry mr. egon i didn't see i arrive and i'm ted from the controller's office. last week, i testified will the method doing that did controller's office that calculate this and i prepared a memo that lays out and i how much of hope certify detail that goes into the calculation and i hope it what's-her-name our questions. just to reiterate the basic idea of the index that we will provide to the rent board it something that takes the current rent and deinflates it down to the base rent to the oriental payment or the original rent when the unit was vacant and recalculates based on the average increase the market rates vacant. we're constructing an index that is simple a single number that is multiplied by the current rent and multiplied by 24 to arrive at the total relocation payment. we think this approach is administratively good and reflects the uniqueness of the particular unit. i'm happy to take any specific questions you have >> thank you. i appreciate you putti

mr. secretary, thanks very much for coming in. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> is there a peaceful resolutiont will allow crima to remain part of the sovereign country of ukraine, but will meet the minimal needs of russia? they see -- they say they have some strategic interests there. >> well, they do. and that's something we have to take into account. russia has some very special interests in crimea. but that issue could have been we know what the policy is of the russians. they have guns, they have gas, they have gay bashing policy. those are the things that perhaps they -- that stand for russia. but in this particular case, they could have solved this very easily, without the use of force. >> how do you solve it? what's your recommendation? >> two things. number one, we keep talking to them. that's better on -- >> the president spent an hour on the phone with putin yesterday. >> very important to keep talking. also to take action. we have to make sure there is a penalty associated with this kind of violation of the u.n. charter, violation of ukraine sovereignty, violation of every agreemen

wolf neighborhood council in acclimation. >>supervisor john avalos: is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is motioned by campos and second by mr. mar. can we take that without objection. first i would like to say this you for the support and i'm really excited about serving with commissioner breed who will be the vice-chair of lafco and i really appreciate your pushover the past several months on cleanpowersf. next item. >> approval of lafco minutes from december 13, 2013, meeting. >>supervisor john avalos: any comments on our minutes? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we have a motion to approve the minutes? motion from vice-chair breed and seconded by commissioner campos and we'll take that without objection. >> okay. neck -- next item. the clerk: item no. 4. community choice aggregation activity record. a status update on cleanpowersf program, status update on proceeding at the public utilities commission. we have miller to speak on these items. >> yes. barbara hale at the puc. speaking on item b and c first. as i believe you have been following, we've been having our public

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't speak. it was. israel stop signs is leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical. that's right touch of meats more authentic eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is extracted because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jobs

that's it for "the lead," now i turn you over to wolf blitzer right next door in the "situation room." have a fantastic weekend. i'll see you on monday. mrtake it away. >> thank you. >>> happening now, putin's new threat. russia warning the secretary of state john kerry against the plan says will inevitably boomerang on the united states. >>> we're there as masked men with guns block international monitors from entering crimea. >> an extraordinary new video. a woman's desperate plea to deliver food to her husband ed

"the wolf of wall street" has been criticised for not mentioning the victims of jordan belfort's financial crimes. 12 years left out details and "saving mr banks" goes easy on walt disney amid criticism he was anti-semitic >> it's hard for a movie like "american hustler," to be entertaining and accurate. hussle's disclaimer, "some of this actually happened", there's no way near the truth. >> mel weinberg is the real-life swindler. >> he did a great job. i spent three days with him. he had me down pat. >> "american hustler" had more drama and clevage than weinberg's real life. >> there was some scenes i didn't like. my wife was gorgeous, my mistress was pretty. the other way around was the mistress should have been the wife. >> martin sixsmith took some liberties writing the story of "philomena." >> it had conversations, recreated scenes and in itself was a dramatisation of the real-life story, and making the movie from the book is one more step. you have to accommodate the material to the medium in which you're telling the story. >> some stories don't lend themselves to being told exactly as they happen. and do they need to be accurate i

that's it for "the lead," now i turn you over to wolf blitzer right next door in the "situation room." have a fantastic weekend. i'll see you on monday. mr. blitzer, take it away. >> thank you. >>> happening now, putin's new threat. russia warning the secretary of state john kerry against the plan says will inevitably boomerang on the united states. >>> we're there as masked men with guns block international monitors from entering crimea. >> an extraordinary new video. a woman's desperate plea to deliver food to her husband denied. i'll speak live to thes reporter who captured the dramatic story live inside the crisis. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the "situation room." >>> tensions on both sides of this crisis only worsening this hour. members of the media now the latest targets of the growing backlash. this is dramatic surveillance video of a bulgarian journalist in crimea being wrestled to the ground and assaulted by unidentified masked men who put a gun to his head. at least two ukrainian channels have now also been shut down. here are some more late-breaking developments. the russian foreign minister sergei lavra warning the planned s

wolf the wall street" -- >> "nebraska." >> you guys are all guessing. what'd you say it was? >> "nebraska." >> mr. know it all. an episode of "sex and the city," bradley, jonah, michael or jared? >> michael? >> you all think michael? guess what? mr. bradley cooper. >> is not bad on the eye. >> i think we have time for another one here. smarty pants, which best supporting actress nominee went to yale? sally hawkins, jennifer lawrence, lupita nyong'o or julia roberts? >> either sally or lupita, i think. >> jennifer lawrence. >> here we go. it is lupita. you guys, you're like 2 1/2 out of 3! >> yes! >> love that hat. >> that's very impressive! do we have time for one more? >> we're on a roll! >> which one of these act rests is not nominated for an oscar in the best actress category, jennifer, cate blanchett, amy andrews or meryl streep? >> jennifer lawrence. >> i'm going with lester. he's been right on all of them. >> dylan, answer them on your own there. >> meryl streep. >> meryl streep supporting? >> all right, here we go. >> i think it's jennifer lawrence. >> all right, the answer is, madam jennifer lawrence.

mr. leonardo dicaprio. this could be a huge upset tomorrow night if he wins for "the wolf of wall street" because he made that, too. that's going to be interesting. when we say stiff competition we meet it. what about best actress. amy adams, cate blanchett, sandra bullock, judi dench, meryl streep. bradley you first who is top for it? >> again there's no question this is cate blanchett's win. it was my favorite performance of the year. i wanted that movie to go on and on. she has never won best actress, even though she's a leading lady. she won best supporting actress for "the aviator" basically everyone forgot about that oscar that she won because she's not a supporting actress, she is a leading lady. she's been nominated several times in the past. this is finally her year to win. i defy anyone to tell me that there's a better best actress performance than that one. it is exquisite. >> grae, what about amy adams and american hustle? >> we loved amy madams not only for that performance but also for the unbelievable performance of her posture, wearing those low-cut v-necks with no double-stick tape. however,

mr. conn we pointed to cybercrime and homegrown terrorism as major areas of concern to get also spoke about the missing malaysia airlines flight. frank wolf chairs this hearing. spent pleased to welcome fbi director james comey in his first appearance before the committee. and also, pleased to thank the men and women of the fbi for the great job that they have done. they really did an incredible job and on behalf of the american people, congress, i just want to thank and if you address and think and also to give my best to former director mueller. he really did, i met with him when he first came in and watched that he did an incredible job so if you just pass on my regards to him i would appreciate it. let me add that any of the following the director's testimony, the committee will hear from the three commissioners leading the congressionally directed review of the fbi's implementation of the 9/11 commission recommendations. director comey is the seventh director, is a good man, good choice to lead the bureau. following a very distinguished government and private career. as assistant u.s. attorney getting and prosecutions of the gambino