carpentry equipment would be brought through the back gardens with the permission of the property owner mrs. garcia and easily the bigger equipment would be brought up the kitchen stairs there is a way to have accessibility to the garden equipment. >> the last thing she acknowledges it is okay to remove the staircase not to infringe on any property line. >> are you finished. >> sorry. >> are you finished. >> yes. >> are you aware if they build a firewall it goes above our last us screen. >> yes. i am. >> at the property line. >> your preference is to have a high firewall for your security if that's the case. >> yes. and to hide the staircase if it's in the location. >> it only has to go the portion of the deck. >> if the staircase is not. >> itself firewall will not hide the staircase as currently planned. >> okay. >> in the important. >> - i. >> it's the relocation of the firewall. >> i was here initially. >> okay. we will hear - can you hear from the department with regards to the question regarding the footings for the deck would that be okay? >> on the excavation for the foundation for the deck

mr. garcia torres, he is due back in court in november. reporting live in morgan hill, len ramirez, kpix5. >> that suspect has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors will seek the death penalty. >>> tonight, apple's kill switch is here. ios8 is out and the kill switch isn't the only new feature. you can also create audio text messages and siri also works with an app. it could take up a lot of storage space. we are talking five gigs here, but it doesn't have to. here is what c net says we should do. >> connect your iphone or ipad to your computer and that backs up all your stuff. what i mean by stuff is your photos, music, movies, back it up to the computer first. and then run the installation and the reason why you want to do that is because you don't have to delete anything from your phone. you let the computer do all the work for you. you let it expand all the files and then replace them on your phone. >> so, that will take up a lotless space. still, make sure you have at least one gig of free space on your phone. and apple will no longer unloc

mr. garcia, 2,000 words of it has handed it to the ethics committee. here's a man and a committee that have actually done individuals, such as muhammed who is band from football because of activities deemed to be corrupt. what action can they take from bidding nations, can they go further? however could punishments go? what actually happens, can you believe is eventually this goes back to the very people being investigated, the fifa executive committee and they make decisions. no warned people are saying you have to release what's in those reports, we have to see what happened around 2018 and 2022 world cups. >> is fifa risking their reputation further by not making findings public? >> it's ironic, a real contribution here. if you go back to couple of weeks, i was at a big event full of big football figures in manchester. we heard from fifa's vice president. they said fifa has a problem with image and communications. we could think about is about the messages that fifa get out at a lower level. it's about what happens right at the top. if they don't ma

mr. garcia's report published.ember, he was in charge of courting 2011 when they went through what was steen as a crisis, then it won't be any good for his reputation, the reputation of football, so it might still find it's way on to the aanyda. because sooner or later they will have to deal with it. whatever happens the select that will come out in november, and may drag on until spring. >> now the qatar women's basketball team were due to play in that pal in a group game on thursday. but that now won't happen, this after the team pulled out after being told they couldn't play. these are are the scenes on wednesday, when they were warmed up and ready to play their opening match. officials then told them they had to remove their head carved. international basketball federation rules prohibit any head ware on court, but the players say they had warned them previously in international competitions in end do nearby sha and chining. support staff tried to argue their case, but officials stood firm, the results well the

mr. garcia: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. i want to thank the gentleman from georgia and the gentleman from nevada for their kind words. larcenia bullard was a teacher, a public servant, a trailblazer for young african-american women, a mother and a personal friend of mine. i am honored to stand here today in recognition of her unparalleled service to the people of south florida. larcenia spent 35 years living in richmond heights, florida with her son, dwight, and husband, edward, before passing early last year. she was a devoted first grade teacher and an accomplished state representative in the florida house and a legendary state senator. she is remembered for voting with her heart no matter the politics or the party. her passing was crushing to the south florida community. although her son, dwight, care autos on -- carries on her legacy through challenging the status quo, larcenia was a irreplaceable champion of the african-american community, defender of education and opportunity equality and a believer in the ability of

mr. garcia: and it is crucial to fueling a prosperous economy not knowledge south florida but the entire country. in 2013 alone, the ex-im bank supported an estimated $347 billion in exports and helped sustain more than 200,000 jobs. this is key. in my own district, 300 million exports since 2007. as a percentage of the g.d.p., china and india provided roughly three times as much financing as we did. we need to re-authorize the ex-im fwoonk create jobs and keep our exporters in a competitive foreign market. i urge my colleagues to join me in working to re-authorize the ex-im bank. this is an issue too important in the economy for partisan politics. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair clarifies that pursuant to section 106-d-5-b of the higher education opportunity act, public law 110-315, the speaker's appointments of may 25, 2010, and december 22, 2010, of individuals on the part of the house to the national advisory committee on institutional quality and integrity expired on may 25, 2014. the chair announces the speaker's ap

mr. goodman please. you have three minutes. >> okay. i'm a little -- president, dr. chow, honorable commissioners, director garcia i am riewk rub an goodman and have been dual diagnosed and i would like to see some effort on part of the commission and the mental health department in trying to bring about more sensitivity on the part of some of the social workers that work in clinics so there's less of us versus them mentality. i would like to first say that the mission act which i attend i recommend the highest possible accommodation for my psychiatric social worker, nancy a baro. i have been working with her for years and she's excellent. also i recommend the highest accommodation for the director galileo and in my dealings with him he makes me feel at ease and equal to him. there's no superiority complex. also a counselor named donovan but unfortunately there are some social workers that seem to have a us versus them mentality, and this can lead to situations that i call blaming the victim. recently i went through a manic episode and rather than looking at the symptoms, rather than the social workers consummitt

i give the floor now to his jose manuel garcia, minister for spain. >> mr. president, if i may, first and foremost, i would like to thank you for convening this for inviting us to participate in it, to address serious threats confronting iraq, and not just iraq. is a threatrrorism for the international community as a whole. spain knows it well through its own experience. the security council has a duty to respond firmly and effectively to a threat for the international community as a which impacts us all. we would like to congratulate the members of the presidentialhe statement approved today and endorses.n fully we -- at this historical time, impassable andn systematico the eradication of entire communities and religious minorities, given the merciless hostages jamesof foley and david haynes, where we by their cruelty. the authors of these crimes must justice.t to mr. president, experience teaches us that effective combating of jihaddist terrorism needs to be based on three key elements. first, any international intervention needs to take place based on the

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our panelist are dab a coons garcia, director of symphony for the soil. mrs. honeycutt, executive director of moms across america. judy shields, executive director of teams turning green and our moderator is cindy dames, c.e.o. of text talk studio and moms determined. now i'll turn the program over to christy dames. >> thanks to the commonwealth club. we appreciate being here tonight and i'm excited to have these three powerful women, some moms, some not. powerful women, all the same. tonight we have a program about food and what's happening with our food. i'm asking my first question of deborah coons garcia. you have two major award-winning films and have been a filmmaker since 1970 and are quite the vocal activist and speaker and have a famous husband, jerry garcia. how did you come to make films about food? you've been a filmmaker a long time. how did you arrive at food? >> in 1970 when i was in college, i started making films and also because of that era, back to the land and going natural and all that, i became vegetarian and stopped eating junk food and