be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

domestics were privy to important information that might prove essential and valuable because of their proximity to their owners and also to the people who came and visited their owners. they were in a privileged position. but mckey was indull gent slave master. he frequently had robert accompany him to his various properties. mckey taught smalls how to ride horses, to swim, how to ride boats to hunt with a gun and other kinds of things. sequele equally significant is the fact that robert allowed him to remain with his mother until he was 12 years old. at that point his life would change but in an unanticipated way. let me say something about lydia this mother. first, she understand the pl privileges her son enjoyed. but she wanted him to always remember the routine and was kal brutality that character iized e system and experienced by so many other people around them. she had him look at these scenes. and these scenes made a terribly important impression on robert smalls. lydia was indeed exposing him to what we might call the politics of every day life and exposing him to the relatio

i think that i am privy to know that the harbor was, in fact, a development point for the rest of the neighborhood that was intended to bring the persons of the immediate area to the waterfront. i concur with mr. pierce. if these rents are raised to the extent that myself and other persons who might be able to just nominally afford this wonderful recreational opportunity, we have to move and other people come in to pay these much higher prices, there will be a much different social circumstance in that harbour. the yacht club has worked for years to develop a social atmosphere that serves the neighborhood. i have not sat on any committee since 1999. and then i was given a very nice platform services. i am sorry to say that i do not know as many of the issues we are currently involved in. i feel very strongly about my neighborhood in our privileges in the harbor. certainly, we all agree, as far as i know, that things need to change. i hope that they can change reasonably to serve the interests and citizens of san francisco. and that we will not be left out of the deal. thanks for letti

>> because i'm not privy to that.ve a great talent pool and i'm proud of all the republicans that are out there, because we have a big group that reque can go out there and they're not lying about people, they're talking about the fact s and th prosperity agenda that romney has. if he could do it for bain and the country, wouldn't it be wonderful if we could all prosper. there's a lot of republicans who have benefitted and are giving money to the obama campaign, we want to falk talk -- >> barbara you make it very difficult to cut you off. but i've got to cut you off. >> i'm happy to talk about facts. >> we have got to move on to the next segment, but i did want to promise to you that i am going to make certain that every one of my colleagues here has read the washington post article. >> they hadn't read it as of this morning and i'm embarrassed for them. >> what was that? what was that? >> i want to bring in the host of the sirkal. usually on friday, we go through our vp power ranks. you should have barbara comstock o

to this podium and tell our legislative members, are so-called representatives that they were not privy to certain financial documents and reports, and helping them. we want to know what's going on with that hospital and what's going to happen nothing much is happening. nothing much is happening because of funding. you have a developer -- don't waste your money -- spend it on traffic lights on san bruno. don't waste your money on an eir that's not going to go anywhere and don't make statements if you don't know who's going to be the developer. as to that community meetings that you want more information about hunters point, time is running out so i will stop here. supervisor campos: next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm a member of the citizens advisory committee for the transportation authority. regarding one item the executive director brought up, the item about 19th avenue, this item was brought before our committee a couple of months ago. i voiced concerns there and i will share those concerns with you. first of all, as far as relocating into the middle of 19th a

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the fourth of july was celebrated in incredible style once again, as thousands privy to go to the national mall and taken the fireworks show. tonight, once again we are on the storm watch. nasty weather is on our radar and should be on yours as well. after a day that officially hit 99 degrees, we are watching skies for storms, some of them severe. but do not think that the hot weather is going away. we have an early check on the evening forecast. >> leon, we are looking at a few thunderstorms outside. the good news is that the warnings have been canceled. take a look at the radar from the belfort furniture weather center. you can see storms are traveling toward the south and east are beginning -- and are beginning to weaken as they move through prince william county. nothing like they were just 30 minutes to 45 minutes ago. temperatures are still hot. it is still uncomfortable outside. 89 degrees at reagan national airport. but where the rain was, take a look a refreshing 72 in winchester. tomorrow, temperatures around 80 in the district. highs around 90. we could see record high -- a reco

and was armed with knowledge and information and resources that i may of the west may had not been privy to. i'm very proud to be part of friends of faith and keep it going strong it's so wonderful to continue to pay tribute to her and her brave battle and she and with grace and dignity. >>> one of got angels that was here for us to set an example a note always remember and love her spirit her spirit of joy and life and the living and goodness even as she was about to leave this world. i will always remember that. >>> this august 25th the friends of faith group holds the eighth annual friends the fifth breast cancer challenge in here to talk about it is our own beloved news anchor barbara rogers. welcome home. i've been retired no sort of. for about four years. >>> it's so great to have you back in the house. this is a wonderful organization and for those who don't know with the organization is really all about and the ground how does it raise its money how does it figure out who it's going to distribute money to. >>> erase germany for a number of different events each year but the main

we're not privy to those conversations. if our target is an additional hundred billion dollars, we will make choices based on the priority of our capabilities. those that are in demand from the combatant commanders and so on. the only thing that is very important here is maintaining balance. balance between readiness of a smaller force and making sure that we don't completely mortgage the future which we need to continue to do research development and acquisition. >> you've often talked about balance. the plan that you guys forwarded in 2013 budget had a little bit of grief for everybody, but in part was to shrink the force in order to be able to preserve some of the capabilities. but congress has blocked you from cutting that $9 billion that you guys had planned to because they're angry about the cuts to the active guard and to the reserve force. but you're still required in order to reduce spending under the budget control act. what does that mean? what's next and how do you convince congress to change its mind? >> the fu

as planners, we are not necessarily privy to all the building requirements in that area. president fong: product sponsor? >> i have a quick comment. the drawings are just preliminary and could change. we are going to apply for a building permit. the fire department has to approve that and check that. also, from state social services, we have fire department coming in and making sure the exits meet all the requirements for access and safety before approval. commissioner moore: what you are expecting today is just the introductory use approval, and everything else follows? because i do see certain requirements that will not be easy to meet, but that is another story. thank you. commissioner sugaya: can i ask a question? there is a white stripe in front of the entrance to this facility at the moment. is that a legal white zone? it does not have the city's icons. >> it was pre-existing. we are going to redo it for two car slots. we are already gone to the application. commissioner sugaya: with respect to the motion, we have not specified -- let me put it another way. if we co

there's more oil than we can get out right now you know i'm not privy to what in saudi arabia or off the coast or up in alaska but this is a big play that's here for a long time and as long as the needs are in the lies the price stays where it's going to be this looks real strong. nowhere in this country is fueling american dreams of energy independence more than this place the shale rich plains of north dakota just the oil that's here could help transform the world's biggest oil consumer into the world's biggest oil producer. than adequate description of boring beyond i think it's fair to say anything that anybody has really seen in this country since probably the land rushes in the early one nine hundred. this is what food city a year and a half ago that in itself is a misnomer. this little town of just one thousand people was following much of the rest of the state to a long slow decline. but i'm just writing notes the population has grown from a little over a thousand to six in the top down. there was a time gene vidhan knew everyone until he grew up here now the shops on main st

>> they've got to focus on the sovereign debt of privy country, , spain, portugal and italy. interest rates have skyrocketed to over 6 and 7%. levels that are unsustainable to remain in the euro. the ecb has to focus on getting interest rates down by buying debt on the open market to soak up some of the supply the market is bringing out there to bring the interest rates lower. >> susie: and what about in the u.s. with the federal reserve. some analysts are saying maybe the fed is going to wait and see what europe does first, because the fed meeting comes before the european meeting. the fed is in a tough spot. the jobs market is slowing down, and there's an unemployment number on friday. the federal reserve will have access to that number going into a two day meeting. i wouldn't be surpriseed to see them act in some way to acknowledge the markets are expecting them to keep interest rates low and provide more liquidity into the system the latter part of the year. >> susie: there's a lot of room for disappointment. on one hand, the investors are waiting for the fed to take acti

domestics were also privy to important information that might prove essential and valuable because of their proximity to their owners and also to the people who came and visited their owners. so domestics were frequently in a privileged position, but henry mckee apparently wasn't especially indulgent slave master. he frequently had robert accompany him in his carriage around town on horse back to his various plantation properties. mckee taught smalls how to ride horses to swim, to handle boats, to hunt with a gun and other kinds of things. equally significant is the fact that henry mckee allowed robert to remain with his mother until he was almost 12 years old. and at that point, his life would change. but in an unanticipated and crucial way, for his future. now before taking up this point, on the eve of mother's day, let me say something else about lydia, robert's mother. and i want to say two things, first, she understood the extraordinary privileges her son enjoyed. but she wanted him to always remember the routine and even casual brutality that characterized the system of slavery.

. >> within the last few months, the american people and rest of the world have become privy to an astonishing number of revelations concerning the secret operations of our armed forces and national intelligence agencies. we have learned that a pakistani doctor cooperated with u.s. forces in conducting dna tests to help locate osama bin laden. we have learned that the president of the united states personally decides the human targets of drone strikes in other countries by looking at mug shots and brief biographies of targets, and that we have been told resembled the high school yearbook layout. we have learned that the united states in cooperation with its ally israel sabotaged the iranian nuclear campaign with the sucksnet virus. we have learned that obama expanded the assault even after the virus accidently made its way into the internet in 2010. we have learned that the united states sabotaged iranian computers with the flame virus. we have learned that the cia takedown of an al qaeda plot to blow up the u.s.-bound airliner involved in international sting operation with the double agent tr

this has been an ongoing discussion for years and i have heard from advocates and the privy supervisor, supervisor -- previous supervisor thomas supervisor dufty -- supervisor dufty. we have a number of academic institutions that have concerns about the impact of this legislation clegg's to propose amendments and send it back to planning before i came back to the full board. there are two outstanding issues. a discussion around the monitoring of student housing if it does convert back to market rate. how do we ensure that the developers will contributed pinkoson your requirements if they do decide to convert back to market rate? it means this could be introduced as drilling legislation. i am requesting a motion to continue to tuesday, september 4. president chiu: the motion is seconded. is there any discussion? on the motion to continue. president chiu: would like to ask the chair to -- i would like to ask the chair on the motion to consider -- continue. i would like to understand exactly what we're hoping to achieve. i know that there have been some discussions with the academy of the

their source saying a studio executive, officials who would only have information -- would only be privyo these box office numbers that were usually released on sunday, again many are holding off until monday. "new york times" is reporting "the dark knight rises" brought in more than $160 million. we have not confirmed that number. some of the backlash that other people are also feeling, nicky think who is really well known in the industry, she has a lot of sources, very, very tightly connected. she's also revealing those numbers as well and she's receiving a lot of backlash with people who are absolutely furious that this isn't the time or place right now specifically to be talking profit, talking dollars. look at the steps warner brothers took not only warner brothers, but also 20th century fox. we confirmed with them a short time ago that instead of releasing the numbers today, they're holding off until monday. we've reached out to other studios such as paramount, sony, disney, as well as universal just to confirm those reports, they're also following suit here. but again, just to giv

often to identify the leaker in the first place, given the large universe of people who are often privy to this sensitive information that gets disclosed. second, our leak investigations operate under strict limitations in the justice department's internal regulations. limitations that are in place for all the right first amendment reasons. and finally, even when investigators can get by those challenges and the leaks are identified, the agency whose information was compromised is often reluctant to proceed with a prosecution out of fear that trying the case in public will both highlight the compromised information and disclose further sensitive information that it wants to keep confidential. for all these reasons, leak investigations and leak cases are exceptionally challenging. and the question is whether any of these obstacles can or should be addressed by changes to the governing legislation. i agree with those who say that our current espionage statutes are cumbersome and antiquated, and i would support congress' effort to reform them. keep in mind, however, that this reform effort

so to be honest, they're contra contrast-specific and i'm not privy to the contracts of them and i think they can serve a beneficial purpose and they also can be harmful and that's what we rely on examination for. >> thanks. i appreciate that. my time has expired and i yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back and now the gentleman from pennsylvania mr. doyle recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i want to thank you for joining us today. i know my constituents in pittsburgh appreciate the hearst station that you have there. i just want to elaborate more on the hopper service. my understanding is that there's a fair use exemption for dvr recordings. can you explain to me if you believe that the hopper service is so different than the regular dvr service? >> believe it goes beyond the contemplated fair use parameter s. i think it's a copy right issue and it's a matter that's in the course and i would be anxious to see if it adjudicates that and it remains a threat to the local broadcasting system and one of the best qualities of the american society is that we have a

comcast and the motion picture association of america are being consulted and made privy to details of the agreement now thanks to the center for responsive politics we found the number of corporate interests wanting to shape the t.v. is probably a lot greater than the four mentioned by wide it and we can actually name names according to lobbying disclosures seventy seven different clients have made overtures to congress and the executive branch about this agreement and while the documents don't say what these and these positions are i think it's pretty safe to assume that multinational corporations want less over government side less government oversight excuse me not more what we do know about lobbying in general is that those who do it they often helped write the policy so here are just some of the group. who've been lobbying and possibly participating in the drafting of the t.p. . with us we'll have a little tape issue there we go and it also good a while so the names that we have pfizer yahoo the u.s. chamber of commerce the m.p.a. dow chemical and rupert murdoch's news corp which