i'm steven smith from the planning department. this is for case 2007.175 e for 2004 and 2004 housing element it is for the 2004 and 2009 elements the element itself is a policy document consisting of goals and policies to guide the city's for private and a public developers to meet even though housing demand and it's part of the housing plan 10 east which is administered by the california housing department. in 2004 and 2009 they were prepared consistent with state law. this includes the city's ability to meet the housing allocation which has the housing fair share and it is determined by the bay area government's in connection with the h cd. on march 4, 201133 they had the environmental report. on june 21st the board of supervisors selected and be adapted the 2004 general department plan, however, because of the eir the planning department has particularly revised the alternatives and this is for public review. the primary revisions to the chapter includes the following. number one a new subsection which provides generally types

know who is at fault in the death of her son, tyrone woods, glen doherty and ambassador chris stevens. smith with the others writing to house speaker john boehner demanding a special committee to investigate that night. many believe now that time is slipping away. michael ingmier, sean smith's uncle my guest out of north carolina. good morning to you, sir. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure, bill. bill: my condolences on your loss there. i asked patricia yesterday, there is no blood relationship with you. but you are connected to the family line. >> right. bill: why do you believe or what do you believe a select commit 6 committee would accomplish? >> a select committee can accomplish many things in the sense that a select committee will have subpoena power. they can read classified documents and then the information's condensed. right now what we have is five committees. they're all supervised by house speaker john boehner and they're not sharing information appropriately. we need one body. we need one body that has one point of focus that can really get to the truth. we need real tru

. >> steven a. smith. you get the first. there was sherman.of a game to crab tree who then everything ensued afterwards. what do you think he was trying to do by saying hell of a game. did he mean it? >> of course he didn't mean it. he wanted to show him up because he feltly locked him down and seattle ended up win the game. when crab tree wouldn't shake his hand, that was a further insulting thing and he reacted. i thought he reacted classless in terms of calling out michael crab tree personally because that goes beyond and you don't need to do that. at the same time i do think it's considerably overblown. it's in the heat of competition. to me it's not a reason or a cause for people to denigrate the way people tried to in that particular moment in time. it's smack talk and it happens and you don't need to do it that way. he did it and at the same time there is a lot more good than bad that goes with it. i think everybody is learning to remember something like that. >> i am watching you listening to . if peyton manning scored a touchdown and

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith to former navy seals, and the state department reports branches of the terror group launched the assault. including one that a former guantanamo bay detainee now controls. u.s. officials say they identified a number of people who may have taken part in the attack, and those documents were under seal in the d.c. court. we don't yet know what charges they could be facing as we're getting this new information. >>> the labor department today reporting december's unemployment rate was the lowest in years. analysts are saying, it is not necessarily a good sign. in fact, it could indicate our nation's economy is suffering in ways we hadn't thought about. and the news standoff over gay marriage. the feds say they'll recognize those marriages in one state even though the supreme court mutt a halt to weddings there. we'll explain how that will work. stay close. [ male announcer ] we could say a lot about the most track-tested is ever... but the truth is... we don't have to. the experts have spoken. now it's your move. ♪ the day building a play set begins wi

minutes later, woods and doherty are declared dead as well. 10:00 a.m., the bodies of ambassador stevens, shawn smith, tyrone woods, and glen doherty are flown from benghazi to andrews air force base. jay carney was asked about the new revelations in the briefing room a few hours ago. >> for many days hour, the president, but you specifically at the podium said we did not know if it was a terror attack. why if the military leaders testified to capitol hill it was a terror attack almost immediately, why did you say that? >> of course it was an attack. the facility was attacked. there was never any doubt about -- come on, ed. i know there's a desire here to color outside the lines, but this is not factual. >> coloring outside the lines. listen to a few in the obama administration coloring way outside the lines, given what we now know from general ham's damning testimony. listen. >> let's be clear. these protests were in reaction to a video that had spread to the region. we have no information to suggest that it was a preplanned attack. >> we have seen rage and violence directed at american embassies ov

steven. >> not here. nick smith? >> good afternoon, supervisors. first, i'd like to thank the rules committee for me to express modifying. over the next few minutes i'll share with you some of my life experience that i believe make me the perfect campaign x candidate. my life is here because i was raised by a single mother a veteran of the u.s. army and news writer and corresponded and a proud african-american gay man who shares his life with an academic wonderful participate. this is my first rock. i've called san francisco my home for the better part of 8 years and i've learned about harvey milk. his strong bloeflz in fairness were often met with challenge and controversy. over my 46 years i've lived around the world. one fundamental tenant i've carried with me since childlike as even as you can do good deeds. i have never met harvey milk but everyday i get to walk the streets he walked and live in the city that continues to benefit. this is my way of thanking him while being of service to any city. san francisco is a world-class city. the very t

ambassador christopher stevens, sean smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods.tisan report faults the state department saying officials there ignored, did not respond or did not fulfill cables asking for more security personnel. senator dianne feinstein is chair of the committee. >> the security was inadequate and should have been beefed up. >> report states despite initial official statements the intelligence community now beliefs there were no protests outside the benghazi facility sparking a siege of the u.s. compound and despite claims that the attacks were spontaneous, the report says, quote, the collective assessment of the intelligence community remains that the attacks were deliberate and organized. something u.s. officials, including now national security advisor susan rice contradicted in the immediate aftermath of the attacks. >> our current best assessment, based on the information that we have at present, is that in fact what this began as was a spontaneous, not a premeditated, response to what had transpired in cairo. >> but the report blames those

ambassador stevens and mr. smith unaccounted for.essman brad lindstrom of ohio, a veteran of the iraq war pressed further and he asked, i would hope that our military leadership would be advising that this was a terrorist attack. with general dempsey and secretary leon panetta, that is the nature of the conversation that we had. the africana commander told the committee that fighter jets in the region were unarmed and that there 10 hours away in the uk. and the commander in charge said that he wasn't comfortable with security in the region and offered to does send a detachment of regions more than 10 months previously. but that offer was rejected by secretary leon panetta. and so what exactly is africom? the african command. well, africa is huge, of course the much larger than most of us realize. and it is the second biggest continent after asia and so large that could contain the united states and mexico and china and india and japan all of europe. but the u.s. africa command is as minimal as africa is best. africom consists of only

remember we lost ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods that day in 2012ell sighs la chairs the house other sight and reform committee. good morning to you. >> thanks, bill, for getting out the true facts the ones you don't see coming out of "the new york times." bill: we're look for a lot more and we found a bit this week alone. the senate report, it was, it lined up the state department and knocked it down. i know you have seen that report. will you bring hillary clinton back to testify on that? >> we certainly she could be appropriate as we gather additional information, some that withheld from us. i think the important thing though as early as october of 2012, our committee and fact witnesses were testifying that in fact they knew, including the now deceased ambassador own words when he told gregory hicks, greg, we're under attack, they knew from the get-go this in fact was an attack. they knew there were terrorist elements that were linked or sympathetic with al qaeda that were part of it and they continue to try to spin this for whatever reason, firs

we have learned a great deal about what happened in benghazi that fateful night when chris stevens, sean smith, glenn dawetry, were murdered in our facility. they worked to build peaceful relationships met with brutality. while we have some answers, i grow weary of asking many questions over and over again in hearings, letters, and on this floor to get some very basic answers for the families and the american people. let me some of those questions past us again. it was known within the state department that at the highest level that neither facility in libya -- neither facility in libya, one in tripoli, or benghazi met the minimum physical security standards set after our embassy was attacked in kenya in 1998. who made the decision to put so many american diplomats in facilities that did not meet that standard? that same question is asked yesterday by a senate committee against report asking the same question. who made the decision to put people in facilities we knew did not meet the minimum security standards? the embassy had access to additional military personnel for security and training.

the families of ambassador stevens, sean smith, tyrone woods and glenn daugherty deserve better from this country. they deserve more from this president. and with that in mind, i think i just want to make a simple and very respectful request of the president. i simply ask that he take the opportunity during his state of the union speech on tuesday, january 28 to give those families and all americans the whole story. mr. president, i simply ask that you be forthright with the american people. help us get beyond this tragedy. help us restore confidence and faith for our personnel living overseas, serving overseas and in harm's way that the sacred bond of always having their back is not gone. yesterday i had the opportunity to speak with 40 young marines, all second lieutenants who are just about to finish the basic school at quantico, virginia. they're going to be great officers. i hope someday some of them will be senators and congressmen. i looked each one of them in their eyes and let them know, because they needed to know, that a bipartisan majority in this senate has not forgotten

who killed ambassador chris stevens, sean smith and our two former navy seals, who killed them? who killed glen daugherty, who killed ty woods? who blew off much of the leg of david? i think it's a legitimate question. ut this libyan man i met said, you keep asking in america who killed these people, you ought to be asking why they were killed. that's certainly an important question. and i know our former secretary of state said, what difference at this point does it make, but i think this libyan man's right. we need to be asking why were they killed. and it certainly wasn't about a video and i know we've got some newspapers that are losing viewership so -- or readership so they're trying as best they can before people completely quit reading it to help their next candidate for president. i get that. i understand. but the fact is these were radical islamists, al qaeda-related people in the group, there was never a demonstration, it was an attack from the very beginning, just as chris stevens called it and greg hicks pointed out, we're under attack. there was no indication of a d

smith. that looks fascinating. >> martin. >> and frightening. >> steven cohen in the news for years. -- for years. the u.s. attorney has been making this his insider issue on insider trading. in 2005 and 2006, the investigation ran through a trial and after that trial, they started to get on to steve cohen. >> why was steve a target? was it to a point where he was just making so much money and so high profile that -- >> yeah. >> -- they decided to -- >> that's not enough but, yes, he was making -- he was returning to his investors 30% a year on average after taking a 50% cut of the profits and a 3% fee on the assets under management, which means he is making over $60% a year. i don't know about you, but that's a bit suspicious. >> it's pretty good. how did he do it? >> well, that is the question. do he do it because he cheated or because his traders cheated and he applied a little baselineness to the situation? >> what does the state say? he, obviously, did a deal with the government. >> the government believes that he cheated. his company was indicted as a criminal operation. >> how

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smith: he dies of laughter because it's a naïve question? >> it's a naïve question. i mean, that's their reputation. >> narrator: the man at the top of sac capital, founder and ceo steven. cohen, has been the subject of numerous articles and reports, but is not speaking publicly on the issue of insider trading, and he declined frontline's requests for an interview. but in 2011, he was deposed for two days as part of a civil lawsuit brought against sac. the deposition video was obtained frontline. >> the way i understand the rules on trading insider information, it's very vague. >> are you familiar with rule 10b5-1? >> uh, no... no, not... you would have to explain it to me. >> narrator: rule 10b5-1 is the securities and exchange commission's principal regulation prohibiting insider trading. it states that no trades can be made while in possession of what is called material nonpublic information: proprietary information that can move a company's stock. >> do you have an understanding about whether when in possession of material nonpublic information, you're ever allowed to trade in a security? >> um, you know, that's not the way it's explained to me. the way i understan