ms. robert and walk her through the process. i agree there's plenty of units in the city >> right and i don't think it's the matter of making the building like it was before we'd be casting out thousands of people in san francisco which makes no sense. but i think as a city i know my colleagues have been working on this issue president chiu and my office as well are figuring out how to have some neglect so we're not setting up people to get cast out of their homes. so we're helping them to maintain their property >> this is has an an ongoing issue and it would be great to see a solution in san francisco. >> i want to add to d b i i've been in a group working on this there's a meeting in a week and a half and they will be raising an issue you can come too. what many of us agree is perhaps not the best way to handle the reality. supervisor campos >> thank you mr. president, and d b i staff and to my colleagues are that i think it make sense for us to hold-off on voting on the entire item until we have more information regarding al

ms.?roberts is extremely expected in her effort to tell the history of women in politics. in her book, which just recently was revised in its 10th anniversary, by we are mothers, daughters, you'll find easy to divest chapters about all sorts of women. and i have to say, i personally enjoyed your edition of chapter 2, which is on ms.?bush. she also is author of "ladies of liberty" and "founding mothers" both of which are here. many of them are going? they're all going to do book signings after. so they're wonderful books if you haven't had a chance to pick them up. and last year i had the opportunity to spend some time with cokie and another panelist, catherine al gore in an event hosted by mrs.?bush at the white house. and prior to their visit, i was researching background information on katherine because and every time you have a guest, you have to put together briefing paper what did she do, what did she say, etc., etc. so i found this one quote that made me laugh out loud. and for those who might have strong affinity for thomas jefferson? i pulled this out because as a

ms. roberts was released after questioning and the couple are working together to move past it. fabulous. >> i like old fashioned things. >> reporter: from there she made the jump to the big screen taking on the iconic lead role in the 2007 movie nancy drew. she recently joined american horror story for it's third season. she and evans have been dating about a year. >> she is hollywood royalty and up until this point she has been the child star we have all known and loved and to see her being arrested and the huge headlines of domestic violence, it's really shocking. >> reporter: roberts was released. no charges were filed but the incident has caught many off guard. >> their relationship and then evan, it has seemed pretty smooth sailing up until this point. hopefully this is just a one time situation for emma. >> reporter: now robert's father declined our request for an interview but did release a statement saying he has no comment on this matter. >> all right. thank you very much. let's go over to savannah. >>> thank you. now to new developments tied to dietary supplements. the

ms. roberts is extremely expected in her effort to tell the history of women in politics. in her book, which just recently was revised in its 10th anniversary, by we are mothers, daughters, you'll find easy to divest chapters about all sorts of women. and i have to say, i personally enjoyed your edition of chapter 2, which is on ms. bush. she also is author of "ladies of liberty" and "founding mothers" both of which are here. many of them are going they're all going to do book signings after. so they're wonderful books if you haven't had a chance to pick them up. and last year i had the opportunity to spend some time with cokie and another panelist, catherine al gore in an event hosted by mrs. bush at the white house. and prior to their visit, i was researching background information on katherine because every time you have a guest, you have to put together briefing paper what did she do, what did she say, etc., etc. so i found this one quote that made me laugh out loud. and for those who might have strong affinity for thomas jefferson i pulled this out because as a former

ms. bertalan be excused? >> she may. >> please call your next witness. >> the defense would call robert zimmerman sr., your honor. >> lisa bloom, george zimmerman's father coming to the stand. >> yes, a former magistrate, as i recall. i would suspect this is going to be the last witness. i think the woman who just testified was excellent for the defense. she comes across as a nice young woman. obviously very appreciative to george zimmerman and set the whole tone for why the neighborhood watch was needed, which explains some of the defendant's behavior. >> all right. he's been sworn in right now. this is george zimmerman's father. >> good afternoon, sir. state your name, please. >> robert zimmerman. >> and you live here in central florida, correct? >> yes, sir. >> how long have you lived in central florida? >> almost seven years. >> okay. you know george zimmerman as your son, i imagine? >> yes, sir. >> okay. understand, of course, he's here on a second-degree murder charge, right? >> yes, sir. i want to limit my questions to you to an event where you had an opportunity to hear what we have been calling a 911 tape or ms.

ms. johnson: thank you, mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas -- mr. johnson: john roberts i have an amendment -- ms. johnson: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report. the clerk: amendment offered by ms. eddie bernice johnson -- ms. johnson: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the reading of the amendment. the chair: is there objection? mr. frelinghuysen: i object. would the gentlewoman be able to identify the amendment, what she's proposing? the chair: the clerk will read. the clerk: page 22, line 5 after the dollar amount, insert, increase by $992,620,000 -- mr. frelinghuysen: i withdraw my objection. the chair: objection is withdrawn. without objection, the reading is dispensed with. the gentlelady from texas is recognized for five minutes. ms. johnson: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'm offering this amendment to restore the significant cuts to the critical science and energy research and development programs that were made in this ill, including an 80% cut to arpa-e and 50% cut to the office of energy efficiency and renewable energy.

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ms. bertalan be excused. >> she may. >> yes, your honor. >> thank you very mufch. you're excused. please call your next witness. >> defense would call robertitness leaves, olivia bertalan, in through those doors will be the father of george zimmerman. this could be the final witness in the defense case. this is george zimmerman's dad. he has not been present in this courtroom. there's a witness sequestration rule. they are not allowed to sit through proceedings. but as you just heard olivia say, she's been watching some of them. there's no rule about watching it on television. here comes robert zimmerman. let's listen as he swears in. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm your testimony will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> yes, ma'am. >> thank you. >> you may inquire. >> thank you, your honor. good afternoon, sir. state your name, please. >> robert zimmerman. >> and you live here in central florida, correct? >> yes, sir. >> how long have you lived in central florida? >> almost seven years. >> okay. you know -- you know george zimmerman as your son, i imagine? >> yes, sir. >> understand, of course,