so, one, i sent an announcement to you this morning to officially announce that christian murdock will be leaving us and his last day will be -- it's officially july 4th, but july 3rd since july 4th is a holiday. christian has a new position with the city of pacifica and it's one that i think is going to be very exciting for him and really aligned with his original career goals. >> is he going to be the mayor or what? [laughter] >> some day. >> and i think, you know, it's going to be -- i'll let you speak a little bit about it, christian. i think, you know, what christian's learned here at our office he's going to really be able to take and directly apply to his job, and especially around the disability access. i mean, the more that we can really improve things at a local level, the better off for individuals who have disabilities and for our small businesses will be. but why don't you say a few words about your new position. >> sure. so, you know, you'll find out when you get there, i guess. but the goods that i stole, i'm going to be serving as an assistant planner for the city of pa

murdock referred to they're not impacted by our project at all. that's what's happening with the light. >> so i guess when we look at the picture our project happens to be in front of the of what we're looking at right and yes. >> this light area has been there all along. >> that's correct. >> because of the structures that existing structures that will still be there are we're only seeing the short shadows your project is to the west. >> wore to the east. >> you're to the east of that space. >> that's correct. >> and when we looked at the picture earlier in the book it shows the spaces between buildings if you move that open to an earlier package it senior housing shows the view from the rear of proposed building and i think it looks yeah. a little bit further building relative to the other buildings. >> is this the view. >> yeah. so somewhere on the top is where the courtyard k is; is that correct. >> we're right there. >> that's all preexist you're only putting a building there to the. >> east of. >> ante that's why it looks the sale because th

participate and colorado first flavor event which was really good and i also want to thank both christian murdock and for the record and the director for the leadership and having the booth and flavors and everything with martha. and it was san francisco during the small business week and also since i know that we are on tv right now and hopefully the people from the city are watching this, we are having the sidewalks and they will be opened in the castro, on june 21st and we are having a sidewalk sale and we have been in neighborhood and we have not had the sidewalks for two months and the business haves been suffering, number 1 0. >> nothing to report. >> item 11, >> discussion item. >> any commissioner reports >> seeing none, the next item >> general public comment. >> do we have any members of the public that would like to make a comment on any upcoming meetings? >> seeing none, the public comment is closed next item. >> 13, new business, discussion item. >> any new business? >> seeing none, the next item. >> 14, adjournment. this is an action item. >> do we have a motion to adjourn. >> i mov

he asked a minute ago what is weak. ,'ll tell you what is weak attacking murdock and then standing up with a copy of the sun newspaper and needing to apologize a few hours later. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister said in his previous he was not asked that question in the leverson inquiry. i would like an answer about whether sir gus o'donnell or senior civil servants raised concerns with him or his office n. the truthoulso about this is that the charge of the prime minister is not one of -- of ignorance, but of willful negligence. he didn't stand up for thousands of victims of phone hacking. the prime minister will always be remembered as the first occupant of his office who brought a criminal into the heart of downing street. >> he brought up the issue of the warning from the guardian. i totally disproved him using the evidence. he brought up the idea of direct vetting, i totally disproved him by using the evidence. they cannot bear the fact that an eight-month inquiry that he hoped was going to pin the blame on me found that i had behaved correctly throughout. that is the case. all

if he turns out to be a todd aiken, richard murdock, christine o'donnell, if he says really inflammatory things that capture the attention of the national public, well that begins to shift the ground. but as of now, i wouldn't say that this one election result is really a ground shifter for 2014. >> right. i think part of what some democrats are hoping for is the names you mentioned, the extreme people they may take cantor's place in leadership, separate from house races. david, walk us through. and walk us through how tonight's results compare to the political support that eric cantor previously had in the district? >> look, eric cantor previously won without much competition against token candidates. tonight what i think we saw was a complete paradigm shift. took place outside of the sphere, media pay attention to the most primary voters in the district were tuned into brat on a grassroots. word of mouth basis. whether they were going to conservative media outlets. getting e-mails from friend in the last week of the campaign. it is clear the race closed rapidly in the final week. a tel

with reaction, troy murdock, and dana perino.dent contradicts him the next day? >> it's a difficult thing to do. any time the president goes on a foreign trip, something bad is happening at home he needs to be paying more attention to. that is the case in this regard i think the president had to say, after he did this, he had to say there is a possibility they'd go back to -- >> there is a possibility. >> yes. i refer to jay carney as baghdad carney. he's become a propagandaist at this point. >> i imagine after a year they may have to go to. they can get phone calls for money and get people all pumped up. they can do -- >> they could vanish. they can do a lot of damage just by sitting in offices and doing what they do. i'm sure they're going to do that. >> if jay carney said they're safe, that is a lie. idea they're going to be in prison and we'll be watching them? that is a lie. none of this is true. >> obama says this is what happens at the end of wars. you can stop prisoners. >> war is the war. imagine if we had in our custody

if he turns out to be a todd aiken, richard murdock, christine o'donnell, if he says really inflammatorythat capture the attention of the national public, well that begins to shift the ground. but as of now, i wouldn't say that this one election result is really a ground shifter for 2014. >> right. i think part of what some democrats are hoping for is the names you mentioned, the extreme people they may take cantor's place in leadership, separate from house races. david, walk us through. and walk us through how tonight's results compare to the political support that eric cantor previously had in the district? >> look, eric cantor previously won without much competition against token candidates. tonight what i think we saw was a complete paradigm shift. took place outside of the sphere, media pay attention to the most primary voters in the district were tuned into brat on a grassroots. word of mouth basis. whether they were going to conservative media outlets. getting e-mails from friend in the last week of the campaign. it is clear the race closed rapidly in the final week. a telling sig

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rupert murdock had a thing or two to say in his recent article entitled immigration reform, can't waites to immigration reform writing people are looking for leadership. those who stand for something and offer a vision for how to take america forward and keep our nation economically x competitive, the most immediate ways to revitalize our economy is by passing immigration reform. leadership, congress and mccarthy, leadership is what americans want on this issue. and as the newly elected house majority leader, you are the second most senior official in the house and are uniquely positioned to help make that happen versus your previous job as majority whip where you specifically served to communicate the majority opinion and create consensus. but now you develop the calendar as the chief scheduler for the floor and decide when to bring which bills to a vote. you serve as the lead speaker for the majority party during floor debates. and you assist the president or speaker of the house with program development, policy formation, and policy decisions. in other words the power is in your han