after the hearing, we had a phone conversation with steve williams, offered to do frosted windows. they never responded to us. it feels like a drag to the process out. there is another opportunity to spend a few more months slowing the project down. we have given a lot already and we cannot afford to keep revising the plans come at chipping away 6 inches here, 3 feet of air combat a cursory review of this last-minute proposal -- 3 feet there, acres review of this last-minute proposal, that is the absolute code minimum. it is ridiculous. you're not going to be able to move into these flats. what they are drying up does not work. they do not understand why and they do not care, they're trying to push the project in further and further. it is not viable and it is unfair at this point. i think this is an appropriate project. it fits with the style of the street. it fits with the masting of the street. there are a number of four story buildings already. they all follow this a form of having a small penthouse element to it that is set from the front and back which is what we are proposin

steve williams. as a reminder, i recommend -- represent the family who lives in the-- directly north of the project. they have lived there since 1973, raising children there, almost 40 years. it should be obvious that most of the impact fall on the building. the building to the north from the proposed project. we appreciated last time the comments made by the commission and at the close of the hearing and the neighbors have been working diligently trying to resolve this so we could come back here and what the commission know we are all on the same page. unfortunately, that did not happen. and i know the neighbors -- would want to thank mary woods. calling out everyone and -- and so we're acceptful of the suggestions in the memo. the neighbors would like to see the deck sized reduction. given this is a professional developer. he may live there but the building could easily be sold immediately. the neighbors do not want to lose the proposed deck, the railing could be moved with an over-the-counter perm

steve williams is the co of intel la check on the front line of batting the fraud.o get in college and things like that and kid does it in this country. here is where it gets so sophisticated, when it is fooling the people in security circles. we talk about the formers and what they are capable of today what is making to so difficult now for security officials in this country to crackdown? >> people realize it takes technology to stop the bad guys. we identify security features inside of credentials and we incorporate that into our technology. what changes there is no longer going to be a bouncer at the bar door looking at your i.d. we operate over 100 military installations so we know what the security features are that are built in there the bad guys getting close, better, the ones out of china is really good p the reality is without technology, you are going to get fooled. >> when we talk about technology, technology is pretty much the advent that is probably putting more of this in all of our lives because people with get this so easily on the internet? and this

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that is likely what he will be grilled on today. >> steve: william lajeunesse live in los angeles.t, michelle. >> yeah, that's right. and i think it might be, we hope it is -- the final showdown of eric stonewall holder versus these very vigilant gop investigators. i don't think it's going to be a shock or surprise to people who followed the scandal from day one because there has always been a very justified suspicion given eric holder's past record of politicizing the justice department that there was this kind of obstructionism and cover-up going on. i think the main question for the american public now is this enough, in all of these washington scandal, the question is, who knew what and when? this is merely confirmation that people at the top knew every last detail of this operation. >> gretchen: let's move on it the labor department story because how did they jeopardize of employment data for political reasons? forced to admit certain kinds of jobs are being classified as green jobs, jobs that you would never think are green jobs. listen to this. >> i asked you a question, you

. >>> joining us is joe williams, who covers the white house for politico, and steve core neki, a senior salon.com and msnbc contributor. welcome to both. you cover the white house, you heard about the heckling. have you ever seen anything about this before? >> i have not. it was breathtaking, and what's interesting "the daily caller" is getting for this stunt journalism bakley trying to draw attention from themselves. it all goes in with this notion that this president has delegitimized from day one. certainly conservatives -- quite remarkable. >> why do certain conservatives believe it is acceptable to heckle the president, be it the rose garden or of course that joint session of congress where the congressman shouted "you lie" always over the issue of immigration. >> but it could be over other issues. i think what you're seeing is there is a history of this stuff on the right, sort of views a democratic president or president who's perceived as liberal -- you can look at the backlash that john f. kennedy faced from the john birch society, bill clinton with the vince foster rumors. and

steve. >> please compare debs with william jennings bryan in 1912 and for that matter over their careers. it seems like they are appealing or trying to appeal to similar constituency. >> thanks very much. in the election of 1912, william jennings bryan was our earlier profile. how do they compare? >> debs was initially an admirer of bryan. i think that they shared some concerns about reform. i think the crucial difference is that debs was really a revolutionary. he was not only interested in reform. reform was necessary but he felt that something much greater was needed. there needed to be an end to capitalism and public ownership of the means of production. that was a position that clearly distinguished him from bryan's campaign. >> his first try, 1900, mckinley, william jennings bryan, and he got 6% of the popular vote that year. do you know what his early appeals were as a candidate and how they changed over his many bids? >> the real challenge for debs was to try to knit together socialists coming from very, very different positions. one of the strongest hot beds of socialism was okla

steve hayes, for stan "weekly standard." juan williams. columnist for hill.t charles krauthammer. charles, about syria? >> i thought what we heard from the secretary of state was admission of impotence on our part dealing with the russians. all she can do is complain. wasn't the administration policy the reset policy the much harolded reset policy which was supposed to undue the drift that they said the bush administration had introduced in our relations with the russia? wasn't reset supposed to give us influence? this gives entry to the wto, world trade organization. it gives them everything they want or missile defense. cutting off the czechs and the poles to appease putin on this. we give them everything they want on the issue, arms treaty and arms control that the russians demanded we didn't need. in return for what? apparently there was supposed to be help on iran. they have done nothing. they completed a nuclear reactor in iran. on syria, they have been arming the syrians openly. and at the u.s., preventing the u.s. arms embargo. the least america could

. >> steve: that's right. williamto let guns walks, but his agents told congress that they were instructed not to move in and question the buyers. let's see where they wind up. newell didn't count on his own agents after brian terry was killed with one of the guns that wound up on the mexican side where his own agents went to congress and said, look, this is what we've been doing here. there was essentially a mutiny of him. >> gretchen: so the contempt charge against eric holder is for the alleged cover-up in this situation. not the actual gun running program known as fast and furious. so stay tuned to fox today. a lot of big news coming up. >> brian: straight ahead, did your mortgage bill just go up out of nowhere? next on the rundown, bob massi is here to explain what you can do. >> steve: that's right. then do criminals have a right to a climate controlled jail cell? and cable tv? the climate control part is up to a judge because there are lawsuits demanding it. they want to be absolutely comfortable in the klink [

william was convicted. it shows the actual suspects walking behind pam basu when she was putting her daughter in the car. to this day steve wishes he had noticed them. >> because it was because of the nature of the day. it was, i got careless. >> reporter: serena is now preparing to graduate with a degree in industrial engineering and he shows pam would be very proud. sullivan is serving life without the chance for parol. >>> a retired police officer has just written a book about this crime it's titled fatal destiny. >>> two tax or not to tax the baltimore city council is ready to raise fees on bottled drinks. the council gave preliminary approval to a plan raising the tax on bottled drinks from two to 5-cents by next year. the beverage industry says it would destroy jobs. the council's final vote is next monday night. >>> a local waitress comes down with a highly contagious disease and tonight she's recovering and speak about what she's gone through. derek valcourt talked to the waitress about her seven month long ordeal. >> reporter: she's only 20 years old and she's already been through a brutal battle with this danger

first, $15 1/2 million much that's how much money prince william and will, how do you say that last name, stevey. >> i thought what was his last name. >> prince william and harry. stay here in case something else comes. from her mom today, it's his 30th birthday. he's a lot richer. $56 million. that's the queen's new annual salary and how much of a raise? >> 20%! >> and finally $78,000. that's how much money you could make as the queen's house manager. the position just listed and how do you say that last word? >> palace. >> and that conclusion the royal windsor edition of news by the numbers! melissa, over to you. >> doocy, you never help me with my reads. it could happen at any moment today, the supreme court may finally announce the ruling on president obama's controversial health care law. but with 60% of americans now saying they believe being forced to buy insurance is a violation of their individual rights, how will the courts decide and what will happen next? joining us is the host of "stossel" on the fox business network and the author of "no they can't" it's john stossel. what did you

steve chenevey and i am .ynne simpson this is abc 7 news at noon >> . the question of an accused rapist's sanity came up in court today in prince william county. what happened when the suspect faced the judge. i can tell you that aaron thomas's behavior in the bizarre. was he slumped down in his chair at times, stood up fidgeting, and was interrupting, asking when he could have a chance to talk. the end, the judge decided to uphold "incompetent to stand trial." is he crazy or a con artist? he is believed to be the man as the east coast rapist, women inho terrorized four states more than a decade. now in jail on charges of attacking two teenagers in dale lawyers complain that them andot speak to mutilating himself. although dr. found incompetent february, they want another evaluation. denied.on was >> he has been examined by a competent doctor, a doctor has had a lot of experience charged with offenses. her opinion was very strong. >> if thomas is taking, it court, where he interrupted and predicted, leading."am >> i want to make clear that sanity as an his issue at the time of the , so we know how to prepare the case. >> thomas's attorneys sai

williams, thank you for the update. we'll be following this story as it develops. thng, to phil, jonathan, rana and steve.for now. see you tomorrow. andrea mitchell reports. she's here now. she has the queen's speech and has been following all the pomp and circumstance. we can't wait to see it. good day to you. >> good day to you, thanks so much, alex. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. we continue our special live coverage of the queen's diamond jubilee. we'll hear her address to parliament in a few moments. she'll be addressing her subjects. but day four of festivities and tributes only slightly marred by, of course, the sudden illness of the queen's husband prince philip. earlier today the queen and the family attended a service at st. paul's ka theed ra. afterwards they rode back to buckingham palace in an open carriage processional. thousands greeted them when they emerged on the palace balcony. the morning began with a display by the forces red arrows. joining us now martin bashir, host of "the martin bashir" show. andrew, first to you, talk to me about what went on today, what we saw, what we

. >> william lajunesse up and at them with the details. good morning. >> good morning, steve.ar ago friday that agent johnson first told the american public that his own agency was helping arm the mexican cartels and one of those guns killed agent terry. congress promised answers and still, we don't have very many and nobody has been held accountable so i sat down with the agent last week exclusively and he told us about his frustration and disappointment. >> brian terry's death is horrible and still is. because his family doesn't have the answers they deserve. >> a year ago, the a.t.f. agent blew the whistle on operation fast & furious. >> the guns that we saw these individuals buy will begin turning up at crime scenes in the united states and in mexico and yet, we still did nothing. >> congress vowed to get answers. >> we will not rest until every single person responsible for all of this, no matter where they are, are brought to justice. >> here we are a year later, do the terrys know anything more now about this program? who is responsible for it? has anybody been held acc

williams turns 30. brand-new details on how he celebrates. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning, i am steve chenevey.iving charges. pulled over after driving more than 100 on the beltway in february. she was ticketed for an unsafe lane change, but was later with on safe driving. republican presidential candidate mitt romney says marco being fully vetted for the number 2 spot on the ticket. reports that he was not being vetted are false. news channel 8 has an in-depth coming up in a couple minutes. here is lisa baden. >> the hot spot as the baltimore washington parkway. kabul lorax cell phone between and powder mill road. recover.ying to with a person medical distressed road.al that has been reopened. traffic is flowing. i will take you quickly to a cameras. the delaysf all, normal university boulevard. a long-term work zone. and 395. that is across the 14th street bridge. center.the weather >> as a look of the potomac and bridge, that hazy sunshine of the nation's capital. is already 79 degrees. that is at washington lee high school. 70s everywhere. the 90s by lunchtime. like it is 100 to one of five

william "the refrigerator" perry. >> very good. welcome back to "morning joe." we're live in chicago. mike barnicle and stevehief of staff bill daley who looks fresh and rested and just happy. >> and out of the white house. >> out of the white house. >> it's great. it's a tough life but this is a beautiful day in chicago and you should come back in january. it's just great. >> i think we'll do the show right here. >> no problem. >> so how is the president doing right now as we're five months away from the election? >> look it, i think this is -- it's a tough election. i think he's doing fine. i think if you go state by state, which is what the election will be about, he's in good shape. there's lots of people running around with all sorts of setting their hair on fire to say this is a close race. it is a close race and the one person who has known that from the beginning is the president. i don't know what all the big news is when people talk about polls and say this race has tightened. it's always going to tighten. >> what's the president's biggest challenge moving forward? >> i think obviously the economy

steve moore, thank you very much. i will work on that autographed copy of paul ryan's plan for you. >> i want one of those too. bill: to our viewers, juan williams, karl rove, set up rematch. go to "america's newsroom." click on bya box. shoot me a e-mail at hemmer@fox news.com. or follow me on twitter. at bya. martha: they're still wrestling wigs horrible wildfires out west and they have high winds and new fires are starting to break out. more evacuations are being ordered in colorado as the flames are spreading. look at these pictures. live in denver for you moments away. >> the supreme court ruling on the new, president's new health care law. could come any day. could come any moment. martha: 10:00 perhaps. bill: 10:00 eastern time is normally when decisions are announced. either way this shakes out. what can you expect when you heading for a doctor's checkup? the doctor is in the house to tell us. stay tuned on that. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow.

is co-host of "the five" juan williams, appropriately screen left and on the right, republican strategist dee dee benke. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, steveic that shows the number of people who are targeted by n.p.r. of the million dollar donors on both sides. eight republicans relatively obscure republicans and they've outted two democrats. jeffrey katzenberg, the famous producer and bill maher, the famous host so, you know, they're already in the public eye but the guys they're targeting on the republican side, a lot of people don't know about them. >> this is unfair and very wrong and it's not the first time n.p.r. has made a bone head decision. i mean, really, juan? you know, this is just not right and not fair for the private citizens to be harassed. you should be able to contribute without n.p.r. putting you on a television show and remember, again, n.p.r. is publicly funded so taxpayer dollars are going to republicans. as a republican, i have a problem with that. >> of course, you mentioned juan because n.p.r. once upon a time did fire juan. >> bonehead decision, exactly. >> what do you think about this? >> well, i think it's more

steve. >> well, i would say for the chairman it's i think more neutral than maybe the market was expecting although we'll wait to hear in the q and a. certainly if you put yellin, williams on their specific side of the comments, that nudges it forward. that's kind of mo in the sense that chairman likes to come to the table a little more neutral and work out a compromise on the board. we know that the chairman is dealing with certain regional presidents that exclusively will not back or support additional quantitative easing. i would say that he is not going where janet yellin has gone but doesn't mean that he will get there. i'm surprised that some guys on the street will continue to be so certain that the fed next week be will be doing additional quantatative easing. bernanke's comments on jobs are circumspect. >> both of them use almost exactly the same expression. is it your impression that perhaps they are both standing by before the night of the greek election when arguably those financial stresses become paramount to move together in ten day's time? >> i think that but i also think he's waiting to hear more out of europe. he does praise some of the progress from e

steve carell this morning. back after this. of>>> good morn. 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >>> testimony tns today in the trial of the south bay man accused of beating a priest. prosecutors are portraying williamynch says he and his brother were raped by a reverend at a summer camp decades ago. linder denied the allegations on the stand. prosecutors admit linder is lying and are asking jurors to focus solely on the beating. linder's own niece who said she was an abused victim is willing to testify on lynch's behalf. >>> a couple of problems on the peninsula. 401 at peninsula avenue an accident cleared from the lanes but not before it caused the slowing for the northbound side and that distraction and adding slowing for the southbound side as well. slow in san mateo. one maybe closer to the foster city side and track a slow drive across 92. we have slower drives for 880 and half of the area well and a live look past the coliseum traffic moving slowly around high street as well. >> for the latest traffic and news updates, check out nbc bay area on facebook. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now..