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>>mrs. lang. >>good afternoon mr. chair and supervisor yee. my name is karen lange i have been working with the firm over 10 years and i'm very pleased to be representing the city and county of san francisco and it's a point of professional pride to work for you. >>thank you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. miss wheaton- elliott anything that you would like to go to add? okay no. thank you.so a lot in the state revolves around the affordable housing and the board has takena few specific pieces of legislation and we passed a a resolution that we forwarded to you and i'd like to ask where it that bill is at an as well pending before the board on 24 may i introduced a similar resolution which we will hear this coming tuesday with regard to the governors by right proposal which we obviously are quite concerned with since san francisco leads the state relative to affordable housing production we do not want to be penalized with a one-size-fits-all solution so we would like to talk a little bit more about that in public if we made b

mr. ronald lang, project manager for a system's -- for systems engineering.ald: here in the spacelab, i would like to show you a full-scale mockup of this portable life-support system or backpack. here is all of the required essentials for life-support. it has everything spacecraft would have, with the exclusion of expulsion. -- a propulsion system. john fitch: you don't have any rockets? ronald: no. you would use your legs for propulsion. water is going and coming to the suit. there is an electrical umbilical. to put on the backpack, he turns pressure suite on, and he attaches the connectors. john fitch: and there is a harness on his shoulder? ronald: it weighs about 35 pounds. but, in space, it does not weigh that much. john fitch: because of reduced gravity. ronald: this is the basis for life-support, chief among these the supply and regulation of oxygen to the suit. this contains a little over one pound of oxygen. it is at 850 psi, and is regulated down to suit pressure. it is down to about one quarter of what the pressure is in this room. it would not be

>>mrs. lang. >>good afternoon mr. chair and supervisor yee. my name is karen lange i have been working with the firm over 10 years and i'm very pleased to be representing the city and county of san francisco and it's a point of professional pride to work for you. >>thank you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. miss wheaton- elliott anything that you would like to go to add? okay no. thank you.so a lot in the state revolves around the affordable housing and the board has takena few specific pieces of legislation and we passed a a resolution that we forwarded to you and i'd like to ask where it that bill is at an as well pending before the board on 24 may i introduced a similar resolution which we will hear this coming tuesday with regard to the governors by right proposal which we obviously are quite concerned with since san francisco leads the state relative to affordable housing production we do not want to be penalized with a one-size-fits-all solution so we would like to talk a little bit more about that in public if we made b

mrs. bloomberg . i'm amanda lang. let's head to julie hyman.ie: pharmaceuticals is back in the news. this is the first earnings commentary report we have gotten from the new ceo joseph copper -- popper. earnings this year are going to 7.00 a share. 49.lysts were looking for $8. the first quarter results reflect in part the impact of significant disruptions in the organization over the past nine months. that's a bit of an understatement. the company has been targeted by congress, investors, and the shares slumped 90% before he took the reins. it has been dealing financial restatements because of what has been going on -- financial results as of earnings restatements. it said it will still follow those results by the end of the week which is the deadline. we are also watching oil stocks this morning. cuttingtch shell also spending plans further. also promising increased savings following its purchase of bg group. the games are not limited to royal dutch shell. we are seeing a gains in gas talks generally. all gaining along with brent and wti. we

mr. chairman, thank you for giving me a few minutes to introduce general lange gallon i am pleased to introducethem to the committee. and recommend his confirmation. >> thank you senator cornyn, i know that you have important obligations, i thank obligations, i thank you for being here to introduce this highly qualified general lange gallon thank you. >> general lange gallon i hope that unlike your father and me, that the number of landings have match the number of takeoffs. >> so i have a standard questions for the nominees that need to be answered and then we will proceed. >> and just answer yes or no to the following questions. in order to exercise its legislative and oversight responsibilities important that this committee and other appropriate committees in the congress are able to receive testimony briefings and other communications with information. do you adhere to put those laws and relations of conflict of interest. >> we yes. >> to agree when asked to give your personal meals, even if those views differ from the administration empowers. >> yes. >> have you assumed any duties or under

that state department official, karen lang, also shade they are not confident that they have all the emails. some of the government records from mrse cheryl mills were in fact destroyed, bill. bill: what are we learning about the confidante, sidney blumenthal, in all of this, catherine? reporter: blumenthal is a central figure in emails. you recall he testified on he benghazi select committee for seven hours because he was prolific writer of emails and policy advice even though he was banned by the obama white house from officially joining clinton's team at state department. with more than 2100 classified emails and 22 at top secret level, blumenthal told fox news he didn't need security clearance nor did he have one. >> well i was not, i was here friend and i had no security clearance, nor did i seek it, nor did anyone anyone send me anything that was classified. so i had no access to, nor did i send or receive any classified material. reporter: of course the classification issue and what was classified at the time is at the heart of the fbi probe. blumenthal also told fox news he is confident that the fbi director james comey wi

lang with david westin. john micklethwait sat down with the former u.k. prime minister tony blair about his concerns for the economy. mrair: i think we will remain but of course it is a referendum. if you look at the opinion polls it is very close so you have got to be concerned about it. that mostyou worried of the polls show that the old are the ones who want to come out and they are most likely to vote? mr. blair: yes, but i believe we will have a big tarmac -- turnout. it could have serious economic consequences and i cannot believe people will shuttle this one off. i think we will get a substantially higher turnout than a general election. john: so it will be more similar to the scottish referendum? mr. blair: that is what i think because it is one of these decisions where you would have to be pretty small minded not to understand its importance. on the assumption that people realize whether you remain or leave has got consequences not just for the country but you as an individual, i would expect people to come out and vote. anduse of the nature simplicity of the decision i think you will get a bigger turnout. joh

mr. chairman for citing the subcommittee. i'm very grateful to be chairman of the committee with extraordinary staff that have worked with everyone here. it's also been a remarkable exercise of bipartisanship working with jim lang v.i.n. and i'm particularly grateful the subcommittee members here ho have been so important. i'm just so grateful for our ther members who are here. it's just been a terrific to work with each of them. it's been so meaningful on cyber operations. what can be done. but the dangers to the american people and you're trying to be proactive and we appreciate that very much. in fact, general, what are we doing to make better use of coalition forces and capabilities in the planning and execution of our cyber space operations? how are we aligning our capabilities with our nato allies? >> thank you. before i answer the question we also appreciate the great support from the subcommittee and agree that your staff -- the staff supporting that has been outstanding. they're vrgenonlable and helpful as we work together. the ability to integrate our partners into operations into u.s. cyber command is critical. we have broad latitude and authorities that have been granted to us for that partnership.