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and now the priority is to displace san francisco, i don't think they are district orie oriented. >> to the language of number 6 allowed by legislation, if not allowed by legislation, then not allowed. >> then it's meaningless. i would say don't put it in. it's not saying anything to say -- >> okay. fine. no, no, that's fine. i appreciate the point. how about no. 7? >> i think there is a compromise, i think that's pretty limiting on the developer, and times to build during the day time. >> i am looking at 7. >> sorry. >> were you talking about 6? >> nope. >> 8. >> unnumbered. >> yeah. >> construction shall be limited, is that too limiting to the developer? >> well, the noise level will go on if they shorten the time. it will go on for a longer period of time. right. so it's tough to get your workers there and everybody there. i think there is a compromise, they compromised initially already but maybe another one we can move a notch. >> i don't think it was a compromise, it was imposed. >> it was imposed? >> yeah, that was imposed. we can impose here. given there is children trying to

programs happening in the southeast sector and the mission and southern part of san francisco in ex-else ori and the number of bikers in the city and do our part to reduce our carbon foot print. i would like to thank hernandez who is with the bike coalition as well as oscar grande working with podder to share bikes with youth in the city and we look forward to this program expanding with your support, colleagues. i also want to chime in on mayor lee's announcements about wanting to expand the minimum wage. i think it's significant that he is looking at $15 an hour as what the possible minimum wage could be. this year i took part in demonstrations around fast food chains that are paying significantly less than what is the current minimum wage in san francisco. i went to demonstrations in oakland. it's clear that there are reports of workers who actually do not make enough money working 40 hours a week on minimum wage and ask for assistance from the food stamps program which is also attached by the federal government. it makes sense that we make sure that we can raise the minimum wage to make

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oris the most expensive games or not, and what that means for the russian federation.y country. of course we can speak about money, but the main question is what it means for us. it is not only the biggest sporting event, the olympics, but we had to create new conditions, new conditions for life not only in this region, but in the whole country. but i don't think it is too expensive. i cannot invite you to have a great rest in sochi because we have a lot of great facilities, options. that's why it was very important for us. we are speaking about new living standards. is it true that it creates new living standards or not? i think not. the world championship is very important for russia, for our citizens, for me, for you. it is not put in's project, it is the government's project. it is a project to create ideas, technologies. creating new conditions. sergei, ryan here. what is your reaction to president obama deciding to send openly gay athletes, clearly a protest? same thing from canada and vancouver, the german and french president's not going. what is your reaction

, our editor-at-large .ory johnson amy, great to have you on the show. >> there is a lot of attention now being placed on the fcc's recent statement. focus on that fcc perspective action is misplaced for two reasons. we don't know yet what the breadth or scope of the fcc's action may or may not eat. -- be. on focus should be and is what team should be doing to entice fans to leave their homes and come to the stadium. i can share with you from my own experience that each of the 32 clubs and the league as a whole are focused on, how do we get fans out of the home? there is this magnificent television experience. >> it's pretty comfy in their. >> it is hasslefree. >> there is no line for the bathroom. >> and you don't have to pay to park in your own driveway. each of thegue in teams are focused on is, what do we do in the stadium to entice to fight thein crowds, the traffic, parking, food lines? how do we make our stadiums technologically bodacious, and provide fans in-stadium with some things that fans at home don't get. this is about the blackout rule, and the perspective fcc action --

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and i would just say that -- ory suggests that that that that didn't work. that, you know, that the problem in and of itself probably was not going to successful legislation. so, you know, being a part of this comprehensive effort, our negotiations have been very, very limited to just the agricultural piece. appreciate the fact that it's part of the broader package. there seems to be some momentum get something done this year talking andave been proposing solutions and in some cases producing legislation for very, very long time. because this is been a problem for a long time. we believe 2013 reflects, you know, what i have described to any as the best chance in a generation to stop talking about it and finally fix it. >> what -- can you just go on with that? if we fail to reach an agreement here, then there's no agreement just with the subset of agriculture. what would the consequence be? of our hat -- how much industry do we stand to lose if we can't reach agreement here. >> the consequences are substantial, senator. put in the e i opening statement. the s

they might have a bumper sticker on their car orie cross or sign hanging around their neck, but they kind of play it down so that nobody is in each other's face as some people would describe it. but what happens when you have religious groups whose mandate is that followers should be going door to door introducing their religion to people, well some people find that to be offensive. they don't want people coming to their door talking about religion. how do you deal with not? what kind of social norms you put in place to allow people the ability to express religious identity and other people the right to feel like they don't have somebody questioning their religion cracks it is a complicated mix. >> host: you must get a lot of the dissenters at the thanksgiving table. [laughter] anyway, thank you very much for talking with me today. >> guest: thank you. >> at plus "after words" comer signature program in which authors of the latest books are interviewed by journalists, public policy rs

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. >> our investigators will continue ory their on-scene work tomorrow including interviews, inspectionsand documentation gathering. with that, i would be willing to take a few questions. >> to be clear, this was human error or was this faulty breaking system that led to this derailment? >> so the question was: was this human error or faulty equipment? the answer is at this point in time, we can't tell. at this point in time, the data is preliminary, but we can say here is what happened. we know speeds and positions and power settings and brake application, we don't know whether the brakes went to zero pressure because of a valve change or because of the train break-up. that will be determined, of course, as the investigation continues. >> what does it tell you so far? i mean when you tell us that the throttle was released to idle at six seconds. at five seconds, the brake pressure dropped to zero. i mean in layman's terms, what does that tell us or what does that tell you? >> that says six seconds before the engine came to a stop and when it came to a stop, it had de-railed. you know, l

prominent faces of the budget deal, congressman paul ryan and senator patty murray join david greg ory on sunday on "meet the press." >>> meanwhile revelations that the american who disappeared seven years ago in iran was actually on a cia spy mission. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is with us now. pete, i understand a lawyer for the family of robert levinson is now confirming this to nbc news. >> well, in fact a lot of people have confirmed the substance of the a.p. and the "washington post" story saying robert levinson, the former fbi agent who disappeared on the iranian island in april of 2007 was actually there doing contract work for the cia. that's something that officials familiar with the case now confirm, including the family lawyer, who says that levinson was there looking into whether iranian officials were skimming money from the oil revenue, but the stories say that the cia officials who dealt with him didn't have any authority to approve what he was doing and they say that ten agency employees have since been disciplined. the only known traces of levinson we

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every judge should be made on the track or in the swimming pool or balance beam and people's sexual orie orientation should not have anything to do with it. >> reporter: there's a growing rift over a host of issues, amoaning them over edward snowden, the nas leaker, who has asylum in moscow and his position with president bashar al assad. >> there's the question what have effect this will have on russia's international prestige. >> reporter: wolf, president obama is not alone in sitting out the sochi games. french poll hollande will not be attending and there's a growing list of world leaders that are sitting out. >> they are sending in effect a powerful message to the russian leadership. thanks very much. >>> she's one of the biggest guns the white house has, and now the first lady michelle obama is using her star power to help persuade people to sign up for the affordable care act. the deadline is next monday in order to have coverage starting january 1st. cnn's athena jones is over at the white house with more on the first lady's obamacare push. athena, what's going on with michelle o

ori think omission olakislate case -- apost is correct. but i do think it is important that the chairman at an appropriate time during the crisis notify the chairman's colleagues that emergency powers been declared. when this was used previously there is of operative time when there is no clarity as to whether the emergency was cleared or not third that created confusion within the agency. >> thank you. >> i agree with you mr. mike agwood. >> to any of you think the chair should have to put at a press release or update the website to fulfill a public notice requirement before exercising emergency authority and a situation when time indeed is of the essence echo >> i don't believe a press release should be a priority item. mrs. should not have to do that. 31 to 30 establishes a role for commissioners and urgency. -- in an emergency. that could be interpreted differently by different commissioners and clouds the authority of the chair. emergency,clear would your time to better spent acting on emergency or engaging in discussions whether a pa

. >> she had a great interest in in ory and a great interest privacy.when caroline kennedy was thinking about whether this oral i worked on and should n talking about be opened, she did not have a iece of paper that says it should be closed for 100 years which some people thought she the side of rr on these things should be closed for longer time rather than a shorter time. and from my experience, we're talk about this a little bit political program, of leaders and their families tend o overdo it and keeping things closed. i think things can be sensitive damaging sometimes should be open earlier. horrified that his tapes were opened given some of shock of ge and the many of the conversations that he thinks sort of showed him as an uncouth back woodsman and to think ricans they're so cool. >> they have released the 1962 te 2012 anniversary of the whi house tour. they have begun to release mrs. they relate ers as to the registration. interested, arthur sleszinger's papers are a wonderful cache of mrs. kennedy's papers. historian.n we save everything from

if it is anything that looks predatory,ory, or, we will not provide a list to them. >> this is your self-regulation? >> this is our self regulation under dma standards. if we were to volley -- violate that, we would be under violation of regulation and contractual standards within clients. important is there are somewhere between 45 and 50 million americans outside the marketsam of the credit in the united states. these are under banked and whorserved consumers financial institutions cannot reach through credit scoring and credit report. they do not have financial identities. or a big enough or even the presence of a credit them intoder to bring the mainstream of financial markets. it does not mean they do not eat -- need access to financial services. this data to try to reach out to consumers, who they can help to empower them and not scam them. we do not want to do business with financial institutions trying to scam people, only to empower them. this is their best way to find those individuals outside the mainstream, immigrants. new to credit like recent college graduates. to give them an offer,

a final vote on the measure is expected today perhaps as late as 10:30 orie 11 p.m. eastern. now live senate coverage on c-span2 mr. baucus: madam president, last week i had the opportunity to see charles dickens classic "the christmas carol." as you know this is a morality tale that highlights the plight of the poor, the less fortunate, the unemployed. in fact, madam president, when charles dickens back to work on "the christmas carol" actually he was so upset with the plight of youth and children working in the mines in england, he started out to write about that in a novel that evolved into a tale about christmas, a christmas carol. as i watched "the christmas carol" with my wife at ford's theater about a week ago, i was struck about the following line for the spirit of jacob marchly. here -- jacob marley. here's what he said. mankind was my business. the welfare was my business, charity, mercy, benevolence was all my business. the dealings by trade and the drop of water in the comprehensive ocean was my business. end quote. with that line, dickens was advocating for those

it, but i want you to know norm and i have spent 40 years in this town earning a reputation for the oryemphasis of partisan ideological spin. our job has been to try to understand congress within the american constitutional system, to write about it or speak about it and to reform it. we have worked with democrats and republicans. we have always called it as we see it. in the recent times with the developments we saw, we felt obliged to speak out because there was a reality in politics, which is whenever the party were rightg shockingly to the and engaging and procedures and the verysk, that antithesis of what the framers certainly many have written to us. now many are speaking out about what has been happening within their economy. ralph in battle creek, michigan. democratic caller. i wanted to talk about the war in the -- gop. i am at ground zero i guess you could say in the war for the gop. we have an incumbent republican, but in reality, he calls himself everything but a republican. he calls himself a constitutional conservative. libertarians think of him as a libertarian. they love