mullin. mr. mullin: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor pastor gary grogan. pastor grogan has served as the pastor of stone creek church for 25 years and today he is our pastor. he and his lovely wife bonnie have two children and five grandchildren. both his children also serve in the ministry. stone creek has grown into a thriving, multiethnic congregation leading many outreach programs focused on justice and compassion. he's led efforts for fundraising to build facilities, assisting those trapped in sex trafficking, and providing medical supplies and other necessities to victims of natural disasters. the bible says in proverbs says those who refresh others will themselveses be refreshed. pastor grogan has spent a

so we ask you deny this project to have it move forward >> mullin your testimony takes the playing place. we'll move to any public comment? (calling names) thank you >> good afternoon. my name is monica i'm the owner on 202 union street for a year and a half i live there with my husband and two this boys. by the way, i love the district and the way it looks and thank you for doing that. our hoa is looking forward to finally, obtaining the permit so we can get the roof done and we can comply with the city requirement that we replace the rooftop rails. in the interest of time we also presented a letter on monday so i'll explain the letter. it's our understanding that there has been an unfortunate contention history from the neighbors on union who are requesting the meeting regarding the historic site but the department the the building inspection have not found any of the comments for the current project. we could ily request the hearing is denied so it's limited to in kind right-minded of the installation of the railings for the issue of abatement. thank you very, very much for your 7, 8,

again more mass appeal by kathleen mullin and green week he starts to dry knew the answer to the theater and seventies musicals which are the some western novels and films have in the match into thinking green on he sees some the high season causing her yet this does it include the three musketeers which features to the stars turn these are actors and a look in his time who both play the role of activists including john s airmen the sun a novel by alexander dumas that was it recounts the adventures of a young man after the mold to travel to paris where he meets friends who live by the motto all for one and what's wrong. another musical ghosts tires twenty six year old actor to one as the meal the esc week and seen attorneys are two actors i guess that he nearly double the chance. the musical is based on the nineteen eighteen and elbows as i had to sleep in anymore. you were sealed with the help of a side kick returns to earth as it goes to see molly from falling into danger. that being a sunken into the soundtrack nineteen ninety as presented in a receiver james and the musical content a

lou: that is the most reluctant endorsement you could make but let me ask you admiral mullin talking the gold star families of those who have fallen in service in of let's be straight for word that this is referr to as our dirty little wars for those that have sacrificed everything. what do you think of his marks? >> they are right for the troops that have to fight them but they are paid less. for those hypocrites, they in it -- are a dirty war it is dirty politics. >> these dirty little wars persist and will persist with both parties responsible b real bullets went on to say there should be required national service pricing frankly with all due respect i know other military leaders say the same thing, i think is not a reach far enough. we should begin to reinstates the draft if we will fight dirty little wars every single man and woman of every group of people and every demographic of this country should be writing -- fighting and i don't know how to make that the case. >> with a professional volunteer army is the best we have ever had. it is a tough situation. i do believe is a nat

she watched the bulk of her business go from planting lawns to ripping them out like in connie mullinsckyard. >> a couple years ago i said, i'm tired of mowing this, i'm tired of watering it, weeding it, and i want to too something different. >> now she is ready to do the frontyard, too. >> i have a lot of clients that are hesitant at first. it's hard to change your green esthetic, what you have been seeing for years and years. you grew up with a lawn, you mowed the lawn, wait as ritual. >> she says people don't really use lawns; ever been told to keep off the glass. >> the animals and pets use them more than anybody else. >> but lulu the dog adjusted fine to the landscape. >> they love the garden. they out there more often than with the lawns. >> abc7 news. >> the same conditions that created the drought are also trapping pollutants in the air, and it was hazy today looking thirds mt. diablo. tomorrow will be the 28th 28th "spare the air" day of the season. don't light your fireplace. spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> we have a lot of challenges, the drought, decline

lester mullin is a machine operator on the current triple 7 wing line in everett, washington. i understand you're voting no, is that right? how come? >> that is correct. i voted no. it is a complex problem but i know we've talked about pensions. jim mcinerney is getting more than a quarter of a million dollars a month in his pension fund. we account, as machinists account for less than 5% of the cost of the airplane. if they freeze our pension the way they would like to, eventually it woo go away and those who already retired could lose what they're getting. those who are going to retire could lose what they have already earned. melissa: do you think they're just bluffing when they say that they are going to move the production? because there are other states campaigning really hard for your jobs right now. aren't you worried? >> yes, i am worried but at the same time, once they delayed their decision at the dubai airshow and gave our state and then other states the opportunity to give their proposals, then they came back the day all those were in, they came back to our union

lee's averages, 24 points, lee joins chris mullin, tim and baron davis as the on warriors to win the award three times for his part. lee remains focused on keeping the winning streak alive. >> just want to continue to make this season as special as we can, and we're finally playing consistent ball and do things we're capable of and our teams are always shaping up to be where they need to be. we got to keep it going. >> all right. a ford mustang, but not just any ford mustang, a giant theme ford mustang. a 1990 5.0 on craigslist. you can read all about it. field of teams blog. i bet the baby will go for over asking. a lot of giants will love to go on a ride like that. will they have sweet ties? >> we need to compare and contrast. >> look at this energy here. >> oh, very similar. >> very close. >> jim, i do have something on that. i almost wore that tie. i think it's nordstrom if you check -- >> it's a costco tie. >> i could buy five or six for what it cost you to buy one. >> classy and frugal. >> i don't have a weather wall, either. put it that way. >> you don't even have a monitor, b

. >> one time when i agreed with him on something often admiral mullin would ride back to the pentagonr, and he turned to me at one point said, you know that you agreed with the vice president. i said, yeah, that's why i'm rethinking my position. >> as for secretary of state hillary clinton, gates says he was dismayed when he heard her tell president obama that her opposition to the 2007 troop surge in iraq had been political, because she was facing him during the primary season. gates also has high praise for clinton, saying she became one of his closest allies in the administration. >> the thing that i liked best about secretary clinton, she has a great sense of humor, was she is very tough minded. >> do you think she'd make a good president? >> actually, i think she would. >> how about vice president biden some talks he might run? >> well, i suppose to be even handed i would say i suppose he would. >> gates says he finally left the secretary of defense job in 20111. in large part he felt that his concern for safety of american troops might be clouding his judgment. leading him to up

. >> the case is i in the hands of judge carmen mullin who doesn't deciding guilt or in sense, but whether or not he got a fair trial. >> supporters say if the motion for a new trial fails, they will ask the state to pardon him. >> one of america's wealthiest men is making a pricey prediction that the world will one day be a richer and better place. bill gates says that by 2035, there will be no poor countries left in the world. the world bank said 35 nations are classified as low income. the microsoft founder said better health care, farming and the digital revolution will shape the economic outlook for the next 20 years. he made the statement as the world economic forum are is set to kick off in switzerland. joining us live from the forum, ali velshi, host of "real money." great to see you, good morning. >> good morning, i drew the short straw, as you can see here in the swiss. >> alps. it's a gathering of leaders and c.e.o.s of all stripes. there are remarkable ideas that come out in this place. one of the men is a guy i'm going to talk to, the c.e.o. of the cleveland clinic. he's reall