page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection a on line 18 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recov

page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection a on line 18 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recov

page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection on line 18 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recover

page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection a on line 18 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recov

. >> this is under subsection where dr.? >> yes >> if you have individuals who are essentially in-house were doing activities that could count towards a qualifying threshold, the developing public relations materials during outreach, doing reports, urging others to communicate, the first question was, should those completely be exempt because their in-house activities are not making a payment. this approach suggests they should be treated the same. whether you make a payment for in-house services were making a payment for the next consultant or organization to do that work. the second question is to when you count toward the $2500,-and this is what i was getting a earlier, -does the counting toward $2500 tied to a specific matter of legislative or administrative action or is it $2500 and activities spent towards any and all legislative and administrative matters? our first take was it appeared to read to us that was any and all combined. if you're spending time on any and all matters to urge others to clinic eight example of

page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection8 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recovered certain

page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection a on line 18 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recov

page 3, line 18 and line 22 there's a subsection 1 and subsection 2 there, those should be subsection on line 18 and subsection b on line 22. page 9, line 8 there's a section 3 that should be section 4 and on line 18 there's a reference to h1 that because of the amendments should be h2. if the amendment passes today we'll make those corrections and submit them to the clerk. >> thank you, mr. city attorney, i appreciate that. mraps after public comment we can incorporate those. if there's no other comments or questions, supervisor avalos, we can move to public comment. >> sure, i have a number of cards and if you want to come up more or less in the order your names are called, jim lazarus, matt o'brady. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jim lazarus on the board of the parks alliance. appreciate the work that's gone into this as a former member of the recreation and park commission i'm certainly well aware of the department's trials and tribulations over budgeting, especially in light of two recessions during the last 15 years and the fact that the department's budget really never recover

reporter: when they did reach someone on the phone, they offer to cancel their subsection. that is not what they wanted. i will tight hole the boston globe is trying to make it up to customers. reid: investigation underway right now into a shooting that happened in everett. the d.a. says a 19-year-old was found with a gunshot wound. the victim is listed in critical condition. a missing northeastern university student has been found. dennis -- was found dead on new year' s eve. there is no further detail of where he was found or how he died. he had been missing since late november. counseling will be available. heather: an armed robbery -- arrested for a crime at a saugus mcdonald' s. leslie -- attacked two women taking cash at an iphone. he pulled a gun on the women when they try to follow. reid: heather: a reid: a woman tore through -- fire tore through her apartment overnight. the woman' s injuries are non-life-threatening. heather: commitment 2016. hillary clinton on the campaign trail in new hampshire today. this week, new england will be crowded with candidates as the

the subsection of the book which deal with respectively treaty interpretation and u.s.atutory interpretation and interaction with the rest of the world. so the broad thesis that we can't avoid as a descriptive matter that we are engaged with the rest of the legal world is overpowering in the second to sections that yes when you're interpreting treaties, other countries practice and interpretations really matter and you make a really powerful case that our statutory interpretation are pervasively affected now in certain areas by looking overseas and inevitably so. i read the first third of the book and i said, wait a minute, you can tell the story and we have told the story without reference to the broad thesis of this book. we've told it as a separation of powers story. president gets to strong, the court has range and back, the court has gotten more aggressive about doing so as the imperial presidency has become more imperial. from my question, why should we think about this first section as part of this story that doesn't involve foreign law or legal institutions. it

. >> this is under subsection where dr.? >> yes >> if you have individuals who are essentially in-house were doing activities that could count towards a qualifying threshold, the developing public relations materials during outreach, doing reports, urging others to communicate, the first question was, should those completely be exempt because their in-house activities are not making a payment. this approach suggests they should be treated the same. whether you make a payment for in-house services were making a payment for the next consultant or organization to do that work. the second question is to when you count toward the $2500,-and this is what i was getting a earlier, -does the counting toward $2500 tied to a specific matter of legislative or administrative action or is it $2500 and activities spent towards any and all legislative and administrative matters? our first take was it appeared to read to us that was any and all combined. if you're spending time on any and all matters to urge others to clinic eight example of

this subsection shall not apply if a delay in the publication of a rule will pose an imminent and severe threat to human life. so we do already address health. it's covered in the bill. i would urge a rejection of the motion to recommit and passage of h.r. 1644. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the motion is not adopted. mr. kildee: mr. speaker, i'd request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman requests a recorded vote. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to clause 8 and clause 9 of rule 20, this five-minute vote on the motion to recommit will be followed by five-minute votes on passage of the bill, if ordered, and the motion to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 757. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning

dwelling simulated in 2008, underwent neighborhood notification in 2013 and it was not referenced any subsection subdivision came in earlier this year the concerns i have didn't seem necessarily to be binding to create substandard lots and it is ready for ordinances he can develop and add a dwelling unit the variance is not necessary to allow for the creation of a dwelling unit only a substandard lot that is commodity last week on the overhead and zoom in a bit so - prior to the minimum lot codes back in 1946 it does appear the lot was sub divide creating the lot and there are as the appellant noticed there is a very small pattern one lot here that is showing 15 feet wide and anothers that are showing 19 feet wide but the entire block base is 25 feet wide and but typically 50 feet wide and moose are 20 and thirty feet wide i don't have the site plan from the proposal from the building permit showing the structure this is the exit building which is been note an historic resource a single-family dwelling unit in between this and the adjacent structure there is another between showing at the rear t

b, after reassembling, pursuant to subsection a when the choice you a -- house adjourns on a motion by its majority leader or his designee, the house shall again stand adjourned pursuant to the first section of this concurrent resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to. and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. gohmert: i ask unanimous consent that when the house adjourns today on a motion offered pursuant to this order, it adjourn to meet at 1:00 p.m. on friday, january 15, unless it is sooner -- it sooner is receive -- has received a message from the senate transmitting its concurrence in house concurrent resolution 107 in which case the house stal stand adjourned pursuant to that concurrent resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. gohmert: mr. speaker, pursuant to the order of the house of today, i move that the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. t

the subcommittee's consideration of a previous version of this bill, the catch-all language of subsection h-2-1, h-2-i, actually, would allow the commission to recommend the repeal of any promulgated, any rule promulgated by an agency by any agency if it deems the rule's requirements to be unnecessarily burdensome. in short, the commission would the e to disregard benefits. furthermore, h.r. 1155 would require only that it must have a methodology, which leaves the window wide open for absolutely no consideration of the benefits of regulation. while consideration of the cost of regulations is sometimes important, there is only -- there is overwhelming consensus that the benefits of regulations vastly exceed the costs in both republican and democratic administrations, the benefits of our regulatory system, of regulatory protections have made our country safer, stronger, healthier and cleaner. the nonpartisan general accountability office has observed that these benefits include among other things ensuring that workplaces, air travel, foods and drugs are safe, that the nation's air, water, a

green business awards our annual green busy at autodesk starts at a 5:30 the meeting happens at subsection i'd like for you to be there honoring 71 businesses with designation it is a very wonderful event a way to celebrate small business baptise community we expect to have members of the board of supervisors there and department heads a way for all of us to share in that celebration i want to just say under those is another milestone that happened that was buried in interest but very important that our last ton of materials went to al tampa landfill if so important it marks the ends of a very link contract and the beginning of a new one a landfill contract that took a lot of time and effort of staff and was fairly contest but most of those objections have fallen by the way side and a strong contract that will encourage zero waste and encourage us not to send things to landfill so i'll excited about that i do want to call out the energy watch program within the staff was at a merging and left hand to commission from the california public utilities commission peter man give a talk about and

this is a subsection in the conclusion of the book called "ghosts and demons to hide from." a living symbol of the genocidal history of the united states as well as a kind of general subconsciousness of it is a winchester mystery house. how many have been there? okay. for those who haven't, it's a tourist site in the santa clara, silicon valley, of northern california. 50 miles south of san francisco, it is billed as a ghost house on billboards that start appearing in oregon to the north and san diego to the south. sarah l. winchester, the wealthy widow of william winchester, built the victorian mansion, the original part of it, to avoid and elude ghosts. although there is no record of any ghosts ever having found their way into her home. it could be said, perhaps -- this is when winchester's project -- from 1884 to her dearth in 1922, was a success. she likely was well aware of the widely publicized going to deaths in 1890, which led to the killing of sitting bull and the wounded knee massacre. the dancers believed that the dance would bring back their people who were murde

paragraph 8 of section 524-g of title 11 of the united states code has added by subsection a shall not apply with respect to a claimant whose claim is filed by or on behalf of an individual exposed to asbestos as a child in a school environment. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the house will be in order. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized for five minutes. ms. mccollum: thank you, mr. speaker. this is the final amendment to the bill. it will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage, as amended. mr. speaker, asbestos is a known carcinogen. asbestos weeks havoc on the health and -- reeks havoc on the health and livelihood, killing approximately 10,000 americans each year. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman will suspend. the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. the house will be in order. members will please remove their conversations from the house floor. he house will be in order. ms. mccollum: this can cause lung cancer and mesothelioma, an aggressive cancer that an es

green business awards our annual green busy at autodesk starts at a 5:30 the meeting happens at subsection i'd like for you to be there honoring 71 businesses with designation it is a very wonderful event a way to celebrate small business baptise community we expect to have members of the board of supervisors there and department heads a way for all of us to share in that celebration i want to just say under those is another milestone that happened that was buried in interest but very important that our last ton of materials went to al tampa landfill if so important it marks the ends of a very link contract and the beginning of a new one a landfill contract that took a lot of time and effort of staff and was fairly contest but most of those objections have fallen by the way side and a strong contract that will encourage zero waste and encourage us not to send things to landfill so i'll excited about that i do want to call out the energy watch program within the staff was at a merging and left hand to commission from the california public utilities commission peter man give a talk about and

to item number 45 an ordinance to amend the all hands on deck for the permitted signs under the subsectionof the sugary drink beverages warning to signs permitted other than october 2014. >> roll call vote. >> oh, sorry supervisor wiener and colleagues that is clean up to close a loophole in the health warner sign we're extremity passed earlier this year i'll appreciate you're support. >> okay supervisor wiener seeing no other names on the roster mr. clerk madam clerk. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed commissioner campos there are 11 i's. >> this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading all right. go to committee reports. >> item 4 of was considered by the land use and transportation meeting on mondays and was forwarded as a committee reports item 46 a resolution to expend for an additional of interim controls in the castro street to require a conditional use authorization for a promoted use that has been determined to be formula retail u

to item number 45 an ordinance to amend the all hands on deck for the permitted signs under the subsection did of the sugary drink beverages warning to signs permitted other than october 2014. >> roll call vote. >> oh, sorry supervisor wiener and colleagues that is clean up to close a loophole in the health warner sign we're extremity passed earlier this year i'll appreciate you're support. >> okay supervisor wiener seeing no other names on the roster mr. clerk madam clerk. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed commissioner campos there are 11 i's. >> this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading all right. go to committee reports. >> item 4 of was considered by the land use and transportation meeting on mondays and was forwarded as a committee reports item 46 a resolution to expend for an additional of interim controls in the castro street to require a conditional use authorization for a promoted use that has been determined to be formula ret

to item number 45 an ordinance to amend the all hands on deck for the permitted signs under the subsection did of the sugary drink beverages warning to signs permitted other than october 2014. >> roll call vote. >> oh, sorry supervisor wiener and colleagues that is clean up to close a loophole in the health warner sign we're extremity passed earlier this year i'll appreciate you're support. >> okay supervisor wiener seeing no other names on the roster mr. clerk madam clerk. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed commissioner campos there are 11 i's. >> this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading all right. go to committee reports. >> item 4 of was considered by the land use and transportation meeting on mondays and was forwarded as a committee reports item 46 a resolution to expend for an additional of interim controls in the castro street to require a conditional use authorization for a promoted use that has been determined to be formula ret

to item number 45 an ordinance to amend the all hands on deck for the permitted signs under the subsection did of the sugary drink beverages warning to signs permitted other than october 2014. >> roll call vote. >> oh, sorry supervisor wiener and colleagues that is clean up to close a loophole in the health warner sign we're extremity passed earlier this year i'll appreciate you're support. >> okay supervisor wiener seeing no other names on the roster mr. clerk madam clerk. >> supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed commissioner campos there are 11 i's. >> this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading all right. go to committee reports. >> item 4 of was considered by the land use and transportation meeting on mondays and was forwarded as a committee reports item 46 a resolution to expend for an additional of interim controls in the castro street to require a conditional use authorization for a promoted use that has been determined to be formula ret