richardson: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank the ranking member for yielding time and it's my understanding that i would be provided additional time if needed. i had no desire or intent to prolong the debate on this report, but given what has now been stated during this debate, which is contrary to what i understood to be agreed to, i want to make sure that my colleagues are aware of several issues critical to understanding the full context of this resolution. first, i want to assure my colleagues that contrary to the inflammatory suggestions in the full committee report, i do take these findings very seriously and do accept the responsibility for the specific conduct set out in the statement of alleged violations. second, i set forth in my statement of views, including in the committee report, several significant concerns about the manner in which the committee conducted this investigation. i find it was interesting that the ranking member stated in the initial discussion that the subject of an investigation does no

richardson: thank you, mr. speaker. thank the ranking member for yielding time and it's my understanding that i would be provided additional time if needed. i had no desire or intent to prolong the debate on this report, but given what has now been stated during this debate, which is contrary to what i understood to be agreed to, i want to make sure that my colleagues are aware of several issues critical to understanding the full context of this resolution. first, i want to assure my colleagues that contrary to the inflammatory suggestions in the full committee report, i do take these findings very seriously and do accept the responsibility for the specific conduct set out in the statement of alleged violations. second, i set forth in my statement of views, including in the committee report, several significant concerns about the manner in which the committee conducted this investigation. i find it was interesting that the ranking member stated in the initial discussion that the subject of an investigation does not mean

next to the retail space in richardson hobbled the 27 square feet of open house service offices -- richardson halt will be a 2700 square feet of open house service offices. we'll be constructing a new building which will have 70 units of housing. it will include about 8700 square feet of an activity center that will be open to residents and lgbt seniors from across the city. our vision has always been to combine housing with service base an activity center to create a vibrant community hob for residents and the broader community. the housing we are proposing will provide an efficient, cost- effective service called for those who live at 55 laguna and lgbt seniors. combined with the retail space on the corner, this block will be a very active and accessible to a very diverse group of people. the need for the open house project is very clear. you'll hear from some lgbt seniors in a minute. the bottom line is that residents and lgbt seniors across the city will have a central place to get the help they need. >> thank you. in the other presentations from project sponsor? calling public comment. [

specifically, but not limited to, the treatment of a wall between the richardson hall annex. the unnecessary demolition at the community theater and the art preservation mitigation. this is one project and it impacts the entire national register historic district and it should be considered as aholt in addition -- as a whole in addition to the ape. the ea has not been issued yet. the project is analyzed in the 2008 eir. no project alternatives -- the reuse of building by the university of california retain the integrity of the national register district. the achp would require amendments to ensure consistency. the may 8, 2012, ceqa addendum does not address changes to the project and does not satisfy the requirements when combined with 2008 eir. their discretionary decisions, entitlements. the project cannot be found compatible with the national registered district will adversely impact it causing the district and a longer be eligible because the will lose its integrity. number 10, last-minute changes to the drawings and specifications were distributed at the approval hearing

appearance. >> seeing jonathan richardson for the first time was kind of shocking.ou had to wonder what was going through that guy's head to do that to himself. he stood out. >> when i first saw jonathan walking down the corridor it was like, whoa, i've seen some -- some odd-looking dudes in prison, but i think he was one of the oddest. >> richardson is serving a 55-year sentence for a murder he committed at the age of 19. when we met him, he was assigned to the secured housing unit or shu for the violence he committed behind bars. in this never before seen interview, he explains what happened. >> i got into an altercation with my bunky, i ended up stabbing him. he had wanted certain sexual favors. i wasn't that way. so i ended up stabbing him, basically to defend myself. >> the inmate survived but richardson has not only directed violence towards others, he has turned it toward himself, as well. >> i have tried to light myself on fire one time. caused a lot of burns. i lost two fingers as well to the right arm. so -- >> may i see? >> sure, if you want. >> how did y

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that is lender richardson. -- linda richardson. [applause] then there is the newlywed to city government. she is due to the small business commission. commissioner white. [applause] i will go through more. i have so many things in my head, i am so move today by what we are doing. the next thing i get to do it is bring up an incredible lawwoman. i will speak from that clipboard right there. they have two wonderful daughters who they have raised to attend college, and we are very honored to have you here. as our first lady of the city and county of san francisco. our first lady is a fabulous role model for us all. she has dedicated her self to work as well as family. we all know that is often challenging to find the balance in life, taking care of family. that is a great accomplishment. the mayor has said that he will never be where he is without her love and support. this is the best testimonial of what a first lady is. i hope you'll join me in bringing forward our first lady of san francisco, anita lee. [applause] we are going to s

host: nela richardson. guest: based on an estimate that about 50% of mortgage holders would be good candidates for refinance, they would benefit from these historical low interest rates, yet we are not seeing those numbers in the refinance numbers. there are big hurdles to refinancing, putting money upfront. the obama administration has done a first couple steps in trying to remove some of those barriers. most of the programs to date have only required a voluntary participation of lenders and servicers of these mortgages. is vastly different than an aggressive action, a blunt instrument of really tackling this problem, taking these loans off the books at the banks, refinancing them under a government program, and then encouraging banks to lend to home owners who want to purchase. host: where's the bottleneck? is it because lenders don't have the money or they have higher standards, because the money is not available, forms to be filled out, homeowners? guest: yes to all of those, and the fact that banks hav

richardson who is seeking another term in november was accused of pressuring staffers to work for hern. >>> senator patty murray of washington state says she considers a win in november to include keeping control of the senate. murray is the head of the democratic senatorial campaign committee. >>> and now you can check the twin decks as it's being called by some. the new twitter political index, which measures the ratio of positive feelings of twitter users about the candidates. president obama leads today's twindex, 44-26 over mitt romney. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> and now here's your "first look" at how wall street is going to kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,971 after it fell 37 points yesterday. the s&p lost four, the nasdaq dipped 19. taking a look overseas, the nikkei added 11 points, in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 130. tumultuous trading led stocks lower. investors were disappointed with the fed's decision to hold off on immediate monetary stimulus, despite acknowledgement that the economy has lost steam this year. a technical glitch ledded

i am sitting here with bill richardson.et republicans and democrats alike around issues like immigration, around energy, around economic development in ways where we differed, of course, but we actually put the interests of our citizens in the regions of the country we represented first and foremost. that wasn't so many years ago. i hope we can get back to that kind of conversation and back to doing what's right for people. >> governor huntsman, you worked under the obama administration but wachz mitt romney closely. if you look at it 30,000 feet, what's the biggest mistake mitt romney has made so far? >> i don't typically like to define things in terms of mistakes, but i would say -- >> if he had a do over. if he had a do over, what would that do over be? >> let's say consistency around two or three critically important things. we need consistency on tax reform, regulatory reform, how are we going to get back jobs. back to a comment from bill richardson about the ticket devoid of foreign policy content. that might be true.

of the senate's inaction today is council with the aclu's washington legislative office michelle richardson and senior tech editor with "the huffington post,byian" ca. thank you for your time tonight. by bianca, what would this bill have done to protect the utilities, the grid, banking systems? >> the first thing to understand is that some 85% of our critical infrastructure is controlled by private companies so that means the water that we're getting our electricity, all of the things that keep us happy, warm and safe. really anybody who is anybody in this national security world is telling us that we're headed for some sort of bruce willis disaster scenario and that you know, it is really is a matter of not if but when. so what this is designed to do is kind of create some optional standards originally mandatory standards but now optional standards to help businesses improve their security practices and also share some information between private businesses and government to -- on a critical infrastructure threat. >> eliot: i have to follow up with you. it doesn't sound so heinous so diffi

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we're also grateful to mark richardson and merrill corporation who contributed the printing of our luncheon program and menu, and i want to personally thank our friends at the recorder and "the daily journal" for their pro bono support in leading us up to today. i also want to thank the committee that worked on this and the honorary committee, all those people contributed to is. and now the only reason you really want to hear about from me is that i'm the guy that gets to give away presents. for the first time this year, we have compliments of our former chair, ken gurnsey, a silicon valley jawbone jam box. i don't know what it is. but i've been told by people who do that it's really wonderful. so what i'm going to do is draw -- hopefully you can put your name in here. i'm going to draw a name with the person whose name i draw simply stand up and raise your runners come out and present you with your present. here it is. wow, it's heavy. it's got a picture of a boom box on it and the cover says "that was then." this is now." and this is now goes to danielle johnston from nixon peabody. where

the house ethics committee says democrat laura richardson violated house rules but trea treated othersr distain. richardson agreed to admit to charges for using staff and resources for campaign and personal activities and pay $10,000 fine. author, play write and pundit gudaw died. one of the last generation of writers who were general celebrities. known for liberal and sometimes outrageous views. he died of complications from pneumonia at his home in l.a. he was 86. >>> next in the grapevine, a top democrat with a stunning and specific accusation and no solid evidence. don't forget to participate in the text to vote poll. democrats may adopt a party platform that includes official support for gay marriage. what effect do you think it would have? text sr1 to 36288 if you think it will help democrats. sr2 for hurt them. sr3 if you think it will have no effect. results later. humans -- sometimes life trips us up. and sometimes, we trip ourselves up, but that's okay. at liberty mutual insurance we can "untrip" you as you go through your life with personalized policies and discounts when yo

. >> this property is known locally as keitel, is owned by this man, phil richardson. for the last six years he has been trying to build 20 townhomes here in a project. mr. richardson is out of the state today but over the phone, he says that he has documents from the city that say " i can build 20 units of housing on the property, four of which would be affordable housing. >> neighbors don't think much of the plan, they say it is too many homes on too small a lot, and team on to the busy street in town. six neighborhood association sent a letter to the planning commission asking that the project, as planned, be rejected. >> we're not opposed to affordable housing but we are opposed to 20 units. we think that is far too many for the site. >> this is a ring county, where every two sides to an argument you will get three opinions. people are not shy about expressing themselves. and so the signs went up on the neighbor's fence. they say that they only wanted to alert the community to the gridlock that could be created here but after a year of looking at them still got fed

doctor nela richardson, a former economist at the cftc. have watched her grow other economists and it makes me very scared because i'm not an economist, and i need to keep it in a language that we can all understand. congressman mark kennedy from minnesota, we won't ask you about governor pawlenty's overall thoughts, but the exciting clear before government and in business school,, also, he did some nma. we might be able to get him to talk about the opposition of hÄagen-dazs. and doctor david sicilia. a historian at the university of maryland. we really want his overall pick up where we are historically in terms of the jobless rate from economic growth, just where we are at. finally, senator larry pressler from south dakota. chairman of the commerce committee as well as served on finance, especially as we talk about that prospect for individual tax return and corporate tax reform. i know you probably know what a lot of loopholes are. to start off, we will talk with doctor david sicilia. thank you very much. >> delighted to be here, thank y

this is video from back in february of 2011 when davon mccoy and frank richardson approached a womanntering her car near patterson avenue and eberle drive.they ttreatened her, snatched her keys and took off in her car. police then chased the two suspects.both will be sentenced in october. they face a maximum of 30-years in prison just for carjacking alone. a suspect has turned himself in.. telling police he was the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run accident in anne arundel county. the victim was found dead on the edge of solomans island road near harwood road just before 7- determined he had been hit by a car. car.hours later ...20 year old stuart sohovich of edgewater... walked into the police station to confess to the hit-and-run.right now charges are pending. police arrest the former owner of the senator theater. theater.it comes a little more than a day after the current owners of the theater say tom kiefaber trespassed and harassed workers.police say kiefaber was arrested at the theaaer this morning after he was making threats and refusing to leave the property. the curren

previos al evento del martes en carolina del norte, y tenemos un dinÁmico debate del demÓcrata richardson quince de agosto, dijo que comprÓ un paquete de chicles, lo primero que hizo. >>> el hombre de 44 aÑos de edad, cobrÓ un pago de 224 millones con 600 mil dÓlares, no sabe quÉ va a hacer con el dinero. >>> se puede comprar la fabrica de chicles fÁcil. >>> o hacer, una, dos, tres. >>> nos vemos el prÓximo martes desde carolina del norte. >>> ahora estÁ usted bien informado, "noticiero univisiÓn" su voz su decisiÓn.

the hpc reviewed the proposal to rehabilitate richardson hall, landmark 257, for senior housing and seniors. when issuing a certificate of appropriateness, they must find that the proposed work is compatible with the structure and will protect the character defining features associated with the landmark building. in this case, the landmark designation includes the exterior of the to the buildings and also select interior features. there are two very significant murals on the interior of two of the buildings. after reviewing all the documents on file with planning department, hearing public testimony, and reviewing the final eir, the hpc approved a certificate for the proposed project, determining that it was in general conformance with the secretary of interior standards. in reference to the appellant first issue that the fact that the entire 55 mixed unit project -- 55 laguna mixed project was not fully considered under the cof a, only the three buildings that are landmark under plant -- article 10 or under the hpc's jurisdiction. under the conditional -- condition of approval, they folde

when you look at the richardson apartments, we can have the award winning beautiful buildings that are off listing. i would hope that given how important the open house component is, that would be one of the elements. a second improvement that can be made, it was mentioned that the buchanan street parking entrance, which serves 120 spaces, is 2-car clinks wide -- lengths wide. laguna has been reconfigured successfully to one car lenght. -- lenghth. peter spoke to the inadequacy of the current public access to the community gardens. the community gardens, the community center are listed as the public amenities. amenities without good access to not mean much. in proving that small service door and the access would be -- improving that small service store and the access would be an enhancement. if you were able to specify a recreations of the mural at the entry of would hall, -- wood hall, that would add to the historic value of the entire project. commissioner wu: thank you. thyssen henderson and peter -- jason anderson and peter cohen. >> good evening. thank you for listening this eveni