mr. perry, governor johnson, mr. petersen, dr. feldman, and i went to thank all of you who watched on c-span. thank you for covering this. [applause] >> thank you, libertarians. now sit down. stand up if you want. can everyone give these candidates another round of applause? [applause] i've been to everyone of these nominating conventions since 2000 and orlando. i have voted for the presidential nomination every time. there's always been a choice. there are always choices we have to make. believe that you see a, you, the delegates of the libertarian party, have the best and .oughest choices i've ever seen [applause] at the beginning of this thing we passed of those donation cards, and i hope you been filling them out while listening to the awesome answers in this debate great if you haven't, you can start filling them out now. and i'm going to auction off a piece of history. on this stage to my right is an area sign, and on that sign the signatures of every one of the candidates on this stage. there's only one of these in the .orl

mr. perry: as soon as possible. larry: governor johnson? mr. johnson: we should have diplomacy and engage ourselves in diplomacy to avoid what would in fact and is in fact, a military complex. the greatest threat in the world is north korea, at some point kim will have ballistic missiles that work. how about engaging china in a hand in hand, let's do something about north korea. let's do something about kim unifying the koreas and being able to withdraw 40,000 troops in south korea. larry: mr. peterson? when you pull the u.s. out of nato, the international monetary -- , and mr. peterson: absolutely. larry: mr. feldman? like it, it tells us who our friends are. and it is a big waste of time. [laughter] [applause] larry: mr. perry? [laughter] larry: are libertarians isolationists? absolutely not, call me an isolationist for not wanting to invade poland is like saying i do not want to invade my neighbor's fridge. switzerland has one of the best foreign policies in the world and they are not isolationists. has anybody ever had swiss chocolate, swiss

mr. johnson: that is a possibility. i will reiterate, there is no advantage to him to do that and i would not expect him to. the commission, they signed documents that they will only debate democrats and republicans. that would be terrific and we will throw those bombs, but libertarians have been throwing those for ever since the start of the party. nothing has resulted. why would it change this time? really, this is a big alternative here and we are arguably talking about but most polarizing figures in american politics. this is our choice for president. i will say it again. my tactic is not reaching out to anybody. if ted cruz people want to reach out to me, and they have every reason to, every group has a reason to reach out to us, i think we are representative of every group, that is the effective way to have support, as opposed to going on bended knee, because there is nothing bended knee about it. >> you said you would not reject anybody, but what about martinez? mr. johnson: governor of new mexico, she took me on

mr. perry: as soon as possible. larry: governor johnson? mr. hnson: we should have diplomacy and engage ourselves in diplomacy to avoid what would in fact and is in fact, a military complex. the greatest threat in the world is north korea, at some point kim will have ballistic missiles that work. how about engaging china in a hand in hand, let's do something about north korea. let's do something about kim unifying the koreas and being able to withdraw 40,000 troops in south korea. larry: mr. peterson? when you pull the u.s. out of nato, the international monetary -- , and mr. peterson: absolutely. larry: mr. feldman? like it, it tells us who our friends are. and it is a big waste of time. [laughter] [applause] larry: mr. perry? [laughter] larry: are libertarians isolationists? absolutely not, call me an isolationist for not wanting to invade poland is like saying i do not want to invade my neighbor's fridge. switzerland has one of the best foreign policies in the world and they are not isolationists. has anybody ever had swiss chocolate, swiss c

mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. this amendment authorizes grants for programs to develop secure prescription drug containers to prevent individuals, particularly children, from gaining access to opioid medications lawfully prescribed to others. this amendment addresses a serious problem. the unauthorized access to or use of lawfully prescribed opioid medications by a person other than the individual to whom the drugs were prescribed. the use of prescription opioid medications is controlled for a good reason. the misuse of such medications can have serious, even fatal consequences. perhaps the most tragic situation is one where a child finds and out of innocent curiosity takes a prescription medication that is in the home, having been prescribed for a parent or other family member and that person then suffers an overdose. this amendment will help prevent this problem by providing funding for programs that utilize technology to help develop secure containers for drug prescriptions. the advancement of such potentially

mr. larry temple, chairman of the lyndon baines johnson foundation. [applause] mr. temple: good evening. as chairman of the lbj foundation, it is my privilege to welcome you to this keynote presentation of the vietnam war summit. lyndon johnson would have been very proud of this summit, and would've wanted it to take place. he would particularly have been proud that the valor and commitment of the men and women who serve this country in vietnam is being recognized and honored here. while few people see -- seek this agreement and dispute, lyndon johnson -- when this library was dedicated, lbj famously proclaimed it's all here. the story of our time, with the bark off. there is no record of mistake or an unpleasantness or criticism that is not included in the files here. the exhibits and papers in this library certainly testify to the remarkable accomplishments of lbj's legacy. his monumental successes in civil rights were chronicled in the summit programs held in this library just two years ago. but this library does not ignore lbj's anguish, the tragedy of the vietna

mr. trump has already begun attacking governors johnson and wells. >> family mr. king governor johnson and attacking governor wells, just for good measure. microphone 4. are now the number one story on cnn's home page. >> [cheers and applause] >> we're the number one story on cnn's home page. results. are there any privileged motions that be to come before -- >> point of information. i would like to request that governor wells be allowed to make a statement, if he wishes theefutes or stance by comments he made on cnn with the last couple days that he distinguishes between the right to own guns for hunting and guns used for any other purpose. >> i'm going to roll that out of order because that was already addressed in the friday night debate. we have results. we -- you have appointed information or point of order, please address the mic. at is point, if there is no objection, we will have the information put on the street for the delegation chairs to review. that theke sure numbers you see on the screen match the numbers that you submitted. feed 2. those who are sta

mr. johnson who had mr.rump is the real deal. >> first, i want to say there's no place for white supremacist views in our society, there simply isn't. i believe and i know mr. trump believes like martin luther king that people should not be judged by the color of their skin but the content of their character. i think the idea that trump okayed this or was in trump tower trying to seek out white nationalists to make as his delegates is a crazy thought. he's employed people of all skin colors, of all sexes. you can find african-americans who worked for him and praise him and praise the way they have been treated equally so i don't think this has any reflection on donald trump. i think it was simply a mistake. someone who fell through the cracks. >> ana, your thoughts. >> i don't think the trump campaign from what it looks like went out to seek this guy as a delegate. i guess i can say white supremacists have votes too. i do think that one of the things that has happened as a result of some of the rhetoric, som

mr. johnson mentioned. the point that mr. mcdermott made, and that is, how is it that a physician that is maybe, you know, stewarding antibiotics correctly or not giving in to patient pressure for a prescription, how is that physician protected? and also, i hadn't thought about it until mr. kind mentioned it, and that is, are the bonus payments, so to speak, are they simply a new floor? and does the average become the expectation? so, all of those -- you know, i'm here, and i think that the chairman has set the great tone here, and that is to try for us to listen and to learn. but as you're navigating through those natural tensions of having something that can be predictable but also maintaining that level of flexibility where it can be revisited and changed i think is the best of both worlds. and with that -- you don't need to respond. i'll yield back. thank you. >> if you'd like to respond, you may. it's up to you. >> well, we had these conversations, including a little bit yesterday. i think this idea of making sure that p

johnson unilaterally halted bombing in the vicinity of hanoi. the north vietnamese response was entirely negative. and i quote. "we can neither receive mr. kissinger nor comment on the american views as transmitted through this channel." in a very classified meeting in the cabinet room on october 18, 1967 president johnson and secretary of state dean russ, secretary of defense robert mcnamara, and nsc adviser walt brostow asked dr. kissinger to make one more attempt. the north vietnamese response, and i quote, "there is no reason for us to talk again." what we soon learned was that hanoi was planning a massive all-out assault throughout vietn vietnam. a sledgehammer blow designed to shatter the north vietnamese army and for them to hopefully drive the united states out. on january 30, 1968 hanoi had launched its tet offensive. it was much more massive than the cia or our military leadership had anticipated. president johnson and virtually all of us around him were shocked. the north vietnamese and veet kong attacked 46 of vietnam's provincial capitals and five of its six largest cities. thousands were killed, but united states forces prev

mr. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. johnson: i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, this body has never passed a law that denied states the ability is a federal standard in place. what we are perpetrating today with this vote is a first. instead of being preempted to act once an established e.p.a. standard is in place, states are prevented from pursuing critical protections for their communities from dangerous chemicals the moment the e.p.a. ke de-sides to review the chemical, not when the e.p.a. has created a new regulation. by allowing for this so called pause preemption we'll create an almost three-year limbo period where a chemical under review is essentially unregulated by either state or federal laws. meanwhile the public is subjected to potentially dangerous chemicals. this is unheard of in our existing consumer protection legal standards and will be to the detriment of the american people. however, i do commend the i thank the energy and commercial committee of updating the existing regulatory regime and reaching a

mrs. johnson and lucy and linda. lynn made a strong effort to converse with his daddy but the conversation was one sided, all on his side. sunday i look for him to be president of at&t that is, christmas day, chuck and i made three stops to distribute the articles he had gathered and our first stop was a small village, some 30 miles southwest of danang, where he passed out food and toys to the villagers. we went weto the catholic orphanage and handed out all sorts of toys to the children. our final stop of the day was the naval hospital in danang where we visited with the patients in the orthopedic ward. we also handed out write gs materials and christmas 1968 will always be a memorable one for two reasons, number one, my first christmas away from my family and i hope the last. and too i was able to help other people appreciate the meaning of christmas. the war activity is increased somewhat since the beginning. everyone is half expecting some sort of offensive. the hot areas are located northwest of saigon along wit

mr. johnson. mr. time is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and think every testimony today. needless to say, think congress took a huge undertaking with a 900 page rule i think it is obvious we are going to need to keep the lines of communication open. hopefully your outreach with stakeholder groups will continue as it has been. not. not just physicians but patient feedback as well. many members of this many have been pushing hard to move to a more integrated coordinated healthcare delivery system. i come from a region of a country in wisconsin that establish models of care and have been pushing aggressively and destruction for quite some time. ultimately alternative payment method so we get to quality, value -based reimbursement area that is the director that macro gave you. also a lot of my providers were early-stage first-generation aco models. my question is, what more can be done to provide an on-ramp for advanced apm payments to those early-stage acl's. are they going to have to just leapfrog and go on to gentoo, jen three, jim

mr. johnson mentioned, the point that mr. mcdermott made, and that is, how is it that a physician that is maybe, you know, stewarding antibiotics correctly or not giving in to patient pressure for a prescription, how is that physician protected? and also, i hadn't thought about it until mr. kind mentioned it, and that is, are the bonus payments, so to speak, are they simply a new floor? and does the average become the expectation? so, all of those -- you know, i'm here and i think that the chairman has set the great tone here, and that is to try for us to listen and to learn. but as you're navigating through those natural tensions of having something that can be predictable but also maintaining that level of flexibility where it can be revisited and changed i think is the best of both worlds. with that, you don't need to respond. i'll yield back. thank you. >> if you'd like to respond, you may. it's up to you. >> well, we had these conversations, including a little bit yesterday. i think this idea of making sure that people d

mrs. johnson complimented the choir. the day was spent with family and friends against a backdrop of autumn color in the historic countryside town of williamsburg. ♪ >> perhaps he found spiritual solace after all. here in this tidewater area, as far back as the early 20th -- 17th century, planted the seeds of self-government, the respect for human dignity, the belief in individual rights. america's future leaders learn how to make and to enforce the law. when freedom was threatened, they learned how to preserve it. ♪ >> with his weekend of rest with family and friends behind him, the president again went into the ring and took on the big events. first on schedule, a six-month report from ambassador bunker, returning from vietnam for a constellation visit, the ambassador -- consultation visit, the ambassador gave president johnson and overall view of the situation in vietnam. >> not only have a national elections been significant, but the elections also for the village and hamlet level. this marks the beginning of the rei

mr. johnson commissioner president loftus. >> thank you on behalf of of the police commission we're grateful to the community members activists and leaders that joined us over the past few months we create the path forward we appreciate the resources mr. mayor your ms. sonata to continue the difficult and critical work ahead i on intersections we're all clear that is a perfectal moment for the police department and city to make that moment since particular at the direction of mayor ed lee the commission partnered to invite the commission and the chief advisory forum to hold a serious of affirms and what is interesting about those femurs we actually had them led by young people that live in san francisco's most 1r0i7b89 neighborhoods create a conversation how we rebuild and in some cases build the truant officer between that police department and the members of the community it is sworn to serve we're clear that damage has been done to if relationship we ask those young people to have a serious avenue difficult conversations everywhere we've partnered with reverend brown to be open and acknow

mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conaway. mr. conaway votes no. spear.r -- ms. ms.eer votes aye. ?r. lamborn mr. limberbutt snow. mr. castro? aye.castro votes missed up worth? -- ms. duckworth? ms. stuck worth votes aye. aye.. duckworth votes dr. fleming? dr. fleming votes no. mr. kaufman question mark mr. kaufman votes no. ms. gabbard? ms. gabbard votes aye. ms. hart's worth? no. mr. o'rourke? mr. o'rourke votes aye. ht? hec mr. scott? mr. scott votes no. mr. gallego. aye.allego votes mr. nugent? mr. nugent votes no. ms. graham? ms. graham votes no. mr. cook? mr. cook votes no. mr. ashford? mr. ashford votes no. mr. bronstein? mr. iu lark? mr. i go our votes -- mr. aguilar? mr. aguilar votes no. mr. graves? mr. graves votes no. mr. think he? mr.'s he votes no. phonicnic -- ms. stiff -- mr. macarthur? mr. mcarthur? russell? mr. russell votes no. mr. rogers. mr. rogers votes no. mr. shuster? mr. hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. macarthur? >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, 20 aye votes, 41 no votes. the amendmentry: is not adopted. >> mr. chairman i

governor gary johnson nine. mr. john mcafee, eight. mr. gerald perry, four. and mr. in peterson, five. >> go-ahead. >> alone. ha. probably representing the state of hawaii, as you can tell. our votes are as follows. gary johnson, four. austin peterson, one. that is it. >> thank you. >> go-ahead. >> representing the great state of idaho. we are known for more than our potatoes. we're the gem state because our state is rich with resources. which is probably what the federal government still retains over 60% of our land. we probably cast our ballots as follows. also peterson, one. and the next president of the united states, six. >> the gentleman from indiana. >> the great state of illinois where we send our governor to prison. cast our votes as follows. there'll perry, one. john mcafee, three. austin peterson, four. and gary johnson, 19. [applause] chairman of the state of indiana. found 34d to have people willing to not be at the indianapolis 500 today. there is more than racecars in indiana. there is more than corn in indiana. feldman, one. darrell perry, too. john mc

mr. johnson talked about is accurate and some not after the zion e zoning complained about the up zoning allowing doubling and tripling of the zones without requiring a percentage not some mystery someone can increase the affordable housing requirement when upcoming zoning well known to us and why it took so many months to get the movement from the supervisors office make no mistake as currently drafted this would yet again for future projects would say there is no additional affordability along divisadero prop c passes that will be the standard so the same standard that applies to any other projects will be a future divisadero despite the developers get and tripling of income we want to make sure that any additional affordable requirements that are part of this ordinances are in addition to whatever the baseline whether 12 percent going forward are the new percentage under prop c developers get a massive increase along divisadero we must insist on the maximum along with the inclusionary and the second point the fees the relationship between the in lui fee and the onsite requirements nee

mr. johnson isn't likely to win a state, but he can still play a useful role by reminding the major party candidates that they aren't the only choices. mr. trump seems to think he can say whatever he wants because millions of voters are repealed by mr. clinton. >> r50% of the population he's talking about hispanics, mexicans in this way when the opposite is true. it's racist. >> are you ready for donald trump once you're in this thing and he recognizes you to give you a big punch in the nose for calling him a racist? >> i think they already started coming. so, you know, donald. >> trump hit back today. >> gary johnson got 50% of the vote. i watched that whole situation. it was disgraceful. i think he's a fringe candidate if you want to know the truth. >> trump took a shot at bill well. he said, i don't talk about his alcoholism. a recent fox poll showed him getting 10% of the vote nationally. if these guys get in the race, gary johnson's in it. if somebody else, an undisclosed name gets in, it does wear down the center right and the right. >> i think it does. i think the libertarian thing

mr. johnson of georgia. the chair: without objection the gentleman from georgia is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. mr. johnson: i thank the gentlelady. i rise in support of her amendment and also rise to state my unyielding support for the underlying legislation introduced by my friend jim sensenbrenner from wisconsin, literally an institution of statutory production in the halls of this congress. i appreciate him. this delbene amendment would enable states and local governments to use grant moneys for treatment alternatives to incarceration programs including community based abuse diverse programs sponsored by a law enforcement agency. h.r. 5046 authorizes the attorney general to make grants to state and local governments for the development, expansion, or implementation of opiate abuse treatment programs as an alternative to incarceration. this amendment would expand eligible for such grants to community based substance abuse diversion programs sponsored by law enforcement agency. the cooperation and involve

mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. she says when the victim tried to flee the car, johnson shot him in the leg, and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here now and he ruined everything. i feel like it's my fault. i do feel like it's my fault because i brought him with me, but i didn't think that was something that he was going to do. >> johnson was initially only charged with receiving stolen property and a probation violation, but detectives had already considered him a suspect in the carjacking and murder.

mr. johnson will be kennedy's guest tonight. tune in. you do not want to miss the conversation, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> the dow, nasdaq, s&p, all up for may, making the dow and s&p 500's longest monthly winning streak in two years. if you look at the leading groups, tech, health care and finance. >>> next tuesday the all-important california primary on the democratic side. it is getting too close for comfort. hillary clinton canceling a new jersey event to head out to the golden state early. former republican presidential candidate tim pawlenty will tell me if he thinks senator sanders can beat hillary clinton in california. he is with me next. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i

mr. johnson. >> i've never heard that name before. that's not important to me. what's important to me is we win and i think donald trump has that instinct to be successful and to tell you the truth that's one of the things that republicans have lacked. >> thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you. >>> i'm joined now by senator barbara boxer who is supporting hillary clinton. you're colleagues in the senate are going to meet with donald trump tomorrow, some reporting just coming in from nbc news about what that meeting is going to look like. my sense is they're going to get in line, but am i wrong? you know them better than i do. >> i have no idea. you're asking me about something that i know nothing about. i don't know who is in the room. if it's mitch mcconnell he has said he's on board and it's probably true that if they go into that room knowing what this man has said and he has attacked so many people in our nation, different ethnic groups, women, i've even said if everyone who he insulted votes against him hillary clinton will win in a landslide. i t

mr. johnson submitted his name to the trump campaign several months ago for did, to become a delegate. more jones reports this guy submitted at least one of those overtly racist robocalls as part of his application to be a delegate to the trump campaign. the trump campaign presumably reviewed all these applications, and they picked him. we know that because when they decided to name him to their official slate of delegates for the state, they sent him a congratulatory e-mail. directly from the trump campaign. jo jork harkin son interviewed william johnson about his enthusiasm for trump, how the trump campaign fits into his life's work, which he sees as the goal of his life is deporting all nonwhite people from this country, making america an all-white pure aryan nation. that's the work of his life. william johnson is now exalting publicly over how donald trump and donald trump's success in the republican party has made things so much better and so much easier for professional racists and white supremacists like him. for many, many years when i would say these things, other white people

mr. johnson, hey, i know it's tough to wait in line but better to be safe than sorry.e would be endangering security. but look what happened last year when the tsa did a series of tests. they had under cover agents that went in with these fake weapons and 67 out of 70 times the agents failed to discover the false weapons. it's a 95% failure rate. >> and that's not an on anomaly. they've done a series of tests like that and usually 90 or 95% over the last ten years. he's wrong. a line is not a thing that makes us safer. a line makes you a sitting duck. a lot of these lines sit outside and go outside of the airport. is that safe? no. >> we saw the bombing in europe at an airport while people. were waiting in lines. now, there is a way that you can opt out of the tsa. the screening partnership program. the tsa put it together, about 21 airports in the united states actually had private. they contracted out to a private security agency. but the bureaucracy of opting out is so complex and expensive, a lot of airports don't do it. >> yeah. if it were at all easy, there would

mr. johnson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. johnson: i thank the gentleman from texas. i rise in opposition to the poe amendment. this amendment would expand the military's authority under the 1033 program to flood our streets with surplus battle-ready military equipment straight from the battlefields of iraq and afghanistan. specifically this amendment would allow the defense department to transfer equipment such as the mq-9 reaper drone to federal and state law enforcement agencies. this is a cynical attack cloaked in the name of border security on president obama's executive order limiting the proliferation of military equipment within the borders of america. typically the 1033 program feeds more than 4.3 -- $4.3 billion in surplus military grade weaponry, including armed vehicles and tanks, into the united states annually. now we have republicans looking to expand the type of weaponry distributed to law enforcement under the 1033 program, to include military drones. while border security should remain at the forefront of our political discourse, the use of grim reap

mr. johnson. republican -- a guest: libertarian.ler: well, he was a republican as a governor, wasn't he? guest: yes, but a libertarian ,epublican governor, today libertarian presidential candidate. i want to draw a distinction. you cannot bear your past. ry your past. i want to see you and bill weld support bernie sanders. there's a lot of people out here that want bernie sanders to win the nomination. ,f he is not in the nomination i'm sure you would take home the if you had all the ideas that bernie sanders has and three quarters of america have. claudia, here is a pitch to make to everybody out there. sidewith.com. get online, take that political quiz. really simple. 60 questions, you don't have to register. at the end of that quiz, you get paired up with a presidential candidate most in line with your views. don't we all away to ourselves to find out who we align with we it toith -- o ourselves to find out who we align with and side with? 70% with bernie sanders. there is crony capitalism. the government really isn't fair when i

mr. johnson. leading the charge. it is a different boris johnson. weekend, the mayoral shift. this has happened for generations in london. we now shift to our bloomberg first word news with vonnie quinn. new oilsaudi arabia's minister is expected to keep the country pumping oil at a record pace. he was appointed over the weekend. the saudis have put priority on defending market share. that has driven some higher cost producers out of the market. iran has testfired another ballistic missile. officials say the missile had a range of almost 1300 miles. in march iran sat off -- set off an international outcry by testfiring another two missiles. the country says the tests to not violate the nuclear agreement with the west. in the philippines, voters are in the middle of a hotly contested presidential election. roderigo had 11 point lead over rivals. he is the controversial mayor of developed city. donald trump is questioning the need for republican party unity. shows, theay talk likely gop presidential nominee responded to a lack of support from house sp

johnson unilaterally halted bombing in the vicinity of hanoi. the north vietnamese response was entirely negative. and i quote. we can neither received mr. kissinger, nor comment on the american views as transmitted through this channel. in a very highly classified meeting in the cabinet room on october 18, 1967, president johnson, secretary of state and, secretary of defense robert mcnamara asked dr. kissinger to make one more attempt. the north vietnamese response, and i quote, there's no reason for us to talk again. what we soon learned was that hanoi was planning a massive, all-out assault throughout vietnam. a sledgehammer blow designed to shatter the north vietnamese army and to hopefully drive united states out. hanalei launched its offensive. massive thanore the cia or our military leadership than anticipated. president johnson and all of us around him were -- the north vietnamese attacked 36 of phenom's 42 prevention capitals and five of the six largest cities. thousands were killed. but the united states forces prevailed and won every single battle, including a massive -- le despite his best efforts, the kessinger parish channel

mr. johnson. republican -- a guest: libertarian. caller: well, he was a republican as a governor, wasn't he? guest: yes, but a libertarian ,epublican governor, today libertarian presidential candidate. i want to draw a distinction. you cannot bear your past. ry your past. i want to see you and bill weld support bernie sanders. there's a lot of people out here that want bernie sanders to win the nomination. ,f he is not in the nomination i'm sure you would take home the if you had all the ideas that bernie sanders has and three quarters of america have. claudia, here is a pitch to make to everybody out there. sidewith.com. get online, take that political quiz. really simple. 60 questions, you don't have to register. at the end of that quiz, you get paired up with a presidential candidate most in line with your views. don't we all away to ourselves to find out who we align with we it toith -- o ourselves to find out who we align with and side with? 70% with bernie sanders. there is crony capitalism. the government really isn't fair wh

mr. johnson talked about is accurate and some not after the zion e zoning complained about the up zoning allowing doubling and tripling of the zones without requiring a percentage not some mystery someone can increase the affordable housing requirement when upcoming zoning well known to us and why it took so many months to get the movement from the supervisors office make no mistake as currently drafted this would yet again for future projects would say there is no additional affordability along divisadero prop c passes that will be the standard so the same standard that applies to any other projects will be a future divisadero despite the developers get and tripling of income we want to make sure that any additional affordable requirements that are part of this ordinances are in addition to whatever the baseline whether 12 percent going forward are the new percentage under prop c developers get a massive increase along divisadero we must insist on the maximum along with the inclusionary and the second point the fees the relationship between the in lui fee and the onsite requirements nee

mr. johnson talked about is accurate and some not after the zion e zoning complained about the up zoning allowing doubling and tripling of the zones without requiring a percentage not some mystery someone can increase the affordable housing requirement when upcoming zoning well known to us and why it took so many months to get the movement from the supervisors office make no mistake as currently drafted this would yet again for future projects would say there is no additional affordability along divisadero prop c passes that will be the standard so the same standard that applies to any other projects will be a future divisadero despite the developers get and tripling of income we want to make sure that any additional affordable requirements that are part of this ordinances are in addition to whatever the baseline whether 12 percent going forward are the new percentage under prop c developers get a massive increase along divisadero we must insist on the maximum along with the inclusionary and the second point the fees the relationship between the in lui fee and the onsite requirements nee

mr. johnsms. johnson. >> my name is silvia johnson. i know that those i know needs processed and that the delivery had been proceedings as responsible and that this is has to be done by the put-down open there to be on any kind of delivery in this process of building and i have you know measurements that would be you know included in the new foundations which i am working everyday trying to get the city department involved to receiving that we started 7 o'clock in the morning that is late i have to pack a lunch to get down there so you know i'm trying to get the first procedures you know right on those buildings projects and also with the context and also i have already turned in literature of what i want to do on things and with the task force and the environments whoever wants to - >> to prepare for any kind of gardens you know might have to do that but i'm because - task force and police department has a lot of work to do i have health problems and these priorities do not need mlb me messed up in the organizations so we can you know

mr. johnson you may differ i don't think i heard a lot of community involvement here i don't think this is ready for us to give a recommendation on i will support a continuance and support a continuance we made on other issues until after the elect oversees. >> commissioner wu. >> i'm supportive for me not the density bonus but the eastern neighborhoods maybe there is a way to come up with tiers that are related to the change in value essentially and then to add whatever happens for policy later but the first determine the tiers and what the defensive from the nct to mcd ncd i think there is referrals in the language that should be taken out and the grandfathering is this is only change if ncd to nct in 2015; right? not that prior to summer of 2011 we were operating in a different world and switched to this world just recently and now sort of correct the mistakes. >> would you mind, if i have malcolm heinicke i didn't clarify this. >> referral issue. >> yes. in our code sections 4 one 5 language that talks about the option by the building code that building code section is - and if you rea

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mrs. linden johnson rob, daughter of linden and lady bird johnson. a vietnam immigrant. ms. loousz lucy baines johnson, daughter of linden and lady bird johnson. and a retired major general of the united states army. a silver star, bronze star, and purple heart recipient. [ applause ] >>> the archive of this library contains t