richard kelly still with us. so is this enough to keep markets, i guess, on the sidelines and not concerned as much when it comes to greece's situation? >> you need to see that friday meeting schedule. that's the only hurdle for markets today is does this greek request go far enough to get that friday meeting scheduled? if that's enough we move to the friday deadline and if not the markets get much more disappointed. the greeks are trying to request the money without the conditionality and that's not acceptable. and whether you get no program or not, if there's no funding going along with it it doesn't matter. >> is it right that greece's creditors are playing hard ball given there seems to be so little fear of contagion or is there more of a moral argument that they need to be looking at the humanitarian crisis that we hear. is there a moral argument that should be hooking at it more closely? >> both sides are in the right to some degree here and the program is not appropriate and is not in the best interest of

so i do have four cards, susan guerrehard, kelly watts and richard rothman, in my order, please. >> good morning, commissioners. i want to talk about coit tower. although i don't live in north beach, i am very interested in coit tower and i have been to a couple of the meetings about the concession issue of where to put the food kiosk now and to me the most important thing is that i want the vendor to succeed. and the way the contract now is with the elevator fee and no other revenue, he is not making money. i want to really him to succeed. i think they are really good people and terry is really trying out there. and so i hope when this matter comes either in february or march, and i don't think there is going to be unanimous community decision, because nobody is going like wherever they put it, and so i hope the commission will just bite bullet and pick one site and let's move on. when cassandra told me it's going to at least take a year after the board of supervisors approves it, you know? so i think we need to get moving on this issue and i hope the commission will take action when it

kelly charge of the united methodist church. >> commissioner hillis. >> commissioner johnson commissioner antonini commissioner moore commissioner richards. >> i want to make sure the planter wakes up around it and so it is on one side. >> on l-shaped planter. >> would you like to specify how far it wraps? >> that's what i'm proposing it is discussed on the drawing yeah. >> how far is that dimension that wraps. >> 4 feet. >> thank you that's i so let me read that motion book cerebrothe record to make sure that the maker to take dr and have the ground floor as it relates to the separation of the grayish garage and bedroom with the planter on the ceda of the roof deck that wraps 4 feet around the west side. >> thank you commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero commissioners that will place you on items 16 example and b and 17 a and b commissioners please note that on december 4, 2014, after hearing and closing the public comment it was continued to february 5th by a vote of 6 to zero commissioner hillis was

richard and keisha, good to have you. >> thank you kelly. >> thank you. >> julie?there could be a light at the end of the tunnel in a high-profile very costly labor standoff. new details on the battles to get them back up and running. >>> plus the defense secretary giving his assessment of the anticipated mosul offensive. are the iraqis up for the job and why our next guest says the u.s. government may have just given isis an advantage. i'll explain, next. (vo) for eight straight years, purina pro plan has been the nutrition of choice that has fueled each westminster best in show winner. and this year, with her strong athletic build her fluid gait and her confidence in the ring the beagle by the name of miss p became the ninth. (judge) the best in show is the beagle! (vo) congrats, miss p, on winning the 139th westminster best in show. we're proud you're continuing the purina pro plan tradition. purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. right! now you're gonna ask for my credit card - - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look, credit karma - are y

richard trumka. welcome back mr. trumka. good to see you again. >> bill thanks for having me on. kelly for having me on. >> welcome. >> we had a large summit in january where we talked about raising wages. we had people come in from the secretary of labor to lizelizabeth warren and others. now we'll have one in each of the four primary states so we can have a conversation in those states and hopefully every candidate that comes in will get asked the question, what are you doing to raise our wages? what policies are you going to employ to raise our wages? >> it seems as though corporate america is trying to respond or get ahead of it and we are seeing them raise the minimum wage that they are paying. isn't the market working? >> it's still way, way behind. what walmart did is a good first step. there are too many employees living below the poverty line and too many working part time. they didn't do that out of the goodness of their heart. they did that because of the collection action of the workers demanding higher wages. 5 million of our members are going to negotiate with their emplo

richard blumenthal, democrat from connecticut with senator john mccain "urging defensive arms for ukraine where region -- where putin's aggression continues." kelly ayotte, the public and furniture, saying "defense secretary nominee ash carter says using five to provide legal defensive weapons to ukraine. hope president listens." tweets from capitol hill on the reaction last week when things began to intensify, another discussion coming to washington this week with the plan a meeting between german leader angela merkel and the president at the white house today. and joint news conference at 11:40 a.m. eastern time and we will have live coverage on c-span. we will continue to get your thoughts on this, whether the west should on the ukrainian forces -- should arm the ukrainian forces in response to russian-backed rebels. we have about 20 minutes or so to get more of your thoughts this morning. first, joining us on the phone is the congressional reporter with "the hill" to talk about what else is happening in washington. what is on the agenda on capitol hill? we will start with the senate this week. guest: well, they need to ask the funding bill --

we'll hear from michael kelly, who is here representing the fire department in sandy spring, maryland. he's volunteer fire department. also with us today is fire chief richard bowers, fairfax county fire and rescue. neither mr. kelly or bowers will be speaking but they are here to support what we are doing. with america facing threats from terrorists determined to attack us here at home, it's hard to believe that we are four days away from the department of homeland security shutting down. not being funded. what does that mean? as senator mikulski has spoken so well the last couple weeks about how important the coast guard is we have secret service, we have customs, we have the people who take care of us in our airports, about 220,000 of them. that's what we are talking about. it's not funding something so essential to protect the homeland. we need a real resolution to this problem, not a stopgap measure. last night the majority leader moved to bring a bill to the floor that does absolutely nothing, nothing to fund homeland security. nothing. we need a real resolution to this problem, not more showboats and window dressing. we have always said that we are m

kelly. now to the war in iraq. the civilians who are suffering the most. richardvillages were attacked. joining us from erbil is richard engel. the stories are heartbreaking and devastating, and they are not even the youngest ones. >> i wish i could say that these stories were incredibly unique. they are not that unique. there are hundreds if not a few thousand yazidi women that were taken by isis and sold as slaves and traded on an internal isis slave market where one isis fighter will have one of the girls or women, use them for a few days or weeks or hours and then sell them on to his colleague who will sell them on to the next and next and next. isis has legitimatized this as a perfectly acceptable islamic practice. of course it is not a modern islamic practice. it is an isis practice. they justify it. they are proudly reviving it and carrying it out on this yazidi population. they are a religious minority that lived in this part of northern iraq for hundreds of years and isis decided the yazidi population who are their own religious group, they deserve to be

kelly o'donnell, thank you. >> robert kosta, thank you. >> sam stein, thank you. up next richard be here in studio a senator from connecticut. >> i know him well. later this hour the great larry king will be here. we are back in just a moment with much more requested morning joe." . >>> mica we have been talking about what senators congress people have been hearing in their districts about the war. we got a real live senator with us right now. we will ask him about it. democratic senator from connecticuted a veterans affairs and armed services committee, senator blumenthal. you sponsored an act important to the heart of veterans. >> very important because it provides government health care to prevent the 22 veterans who commit suicide every day, named after clay hunt who came back from afghanistan and took his own life. his mom testified before the veteran's affairs city they were on the ranking member and very, very powerful and movingly at the signing ceremony in eastern -- >> it was a moving ceremony thank you so much. >> and john mccain deserves credit. he worked with me in s

we will hear them from chief michael kelly who is he representing the fire department from sandy spring, maryland, his fire department. also with us is richard powers, fairfax county. fire and rescue. neither mr. kelley or powers will be speaking but you here to support what we are doing. >> with america facing threats from terrorists determined to attack us at home, it's hard to believe that we are four days away from apartment homeland security shutting down. not being funded. what does that mean? as senator mikulski is spoken so well the last couple of weeks about how important the coast guard is we have the secret service, we have customs, we have the people who take care of us in our airports, 220,000 of them. that's what we're talking about. it's not funding something so essential to protecting the homeland. we need a real resolution of this problem not a stopgap measure. last night the majority leader -- brought a bill to the for that has nothing to fund homeland secure. of the. we need a real resolution to this problem not more showboats and windowdressing. we've always said that we're more than happy to have an immigration debate he