i'm the chair of the urban forest council and i am now speaking for andrew sullivan.rew sullivan has been on the council for the past two years and he has written up a quick comment, a statement. he's a landscape architect and member of the american society of landscape architects. as a landscape architect and the preservation enhancement of open space in urban forest is the ongoing focus of his work and his personal passion. both professionally and privately, he pursues multiple activities in support of urban forest, green infrastructure and landscapes to enhance public experience. exact like the previous candidate who could not make it here because he was biking, andrew had to go off to the opening of a park in portland that he designed. so, he actually just had to leave. for nearly 20 years he has had experience as a landscape architect much of his professional work life has been focused upon improving the public ground and the interface of nature and urban forest. he also believes that his background in landscape architecture brings a good and solid perspective to

>> this is kathy sullivan.e primary pattern that set up the active phase typically runs 25-40 years and this one was established to set up by about 1995, so outward from there. >> caller: and had a couple more questions. >> let's do one more. there are other folks waiting for questions. >> caller: did you slightly changed the uncertainty there at the hurricane center? did you make a little closer, a little thinner, is that true? >> standby, doyle. >> we will have to get back to you on that question. we will call you after the news conference. >> we will follow of off-line on that. >> you may ask your question. >> caller: thank you very much. i'm with you "christian science monitor." i wonder if you could talk all of it, the 10-15% improving your expecting between the supercomputer and the new radar data but is there some -- that you're likely to see sort of the greatest instrument improvement in the overall number for maybe a given period outcome ahead of the storm's arrival? i wonder if you could sort of dig i

sullivan read said you may get the agreement of the planning commission it doesn't say shall with respect to the material changes and it doesn't indicate in my way what the processes will be because section 10 is sported to super seed the non changes in the particular section there. and let me stress no question we have confidence in currently staff this is what can happen over time and what keeps being a priority and nonetheless the institution in some ways you lose the expertise and sometimes, people make decisions over time they're not aware who took place a long time. there's still a discretion decision and things can slip by and no one here today what is what is consistent with what we understand intend. we're not asking you to make the decisions >> and i get that but i still don't quite depreciate what the difference is between a co- lateral agreement and given i defined you're saying you don't want to, you know, replace the directors authority so there's a built in process we're kind of adding on to that hadn't been done. every project has some level or some group that's been invol

captain sullivan? good evening, commissioners, chief sir, director hicks and members of the audience. my name is captain oh sullivan, commanding officer of the station. it's a pleasure to be here this evening. tonight i want to talk to you briefly and want to turn it over to lieutenant jack. this evening the story we have to tell you is an example of the ultimate act of community service of saving ones live. on april 22nd, there was a young lady, you might hear her in the back there, 10 months old who found a bottle cap that found it way into her mouth. jack heart responded to a call for service along with other bay view stations but a couple standing right here, miss tammy, was so moved by her act. thank you very much for accept thg nomination. that's why we are here this evening. jack, i would like you to tell the story. >> i will do my best to get through this. on april 22nd dispatch received a 9-1-1 call from multiple hysterical people crying. officers arrived and flagged down on the seen there wer

sullivan leads noah. dr.ullivan is a distinguished scientist and astronaut as well as the first woman to walk in space. please help me welcome dr. sullivan. [applause] >> thank you. he spent many years making this building a reality, 13 of them by the count that i v. it's a wonderful tribute to you, fabulous powerful new center for the crux of our national weather service but quite a tribute. it's emblem mat i can of the dedication of noah's people who work here day in and day out to protect the lives of people aross the entire nation. our hearts first of all if we can take a moment to the people in the communities in oklahoma who as we join here today to talk about hurricanes are recovering from the devastating tornado. the 16 lead time is also testament to the staff of noah's national weather service. in 1990 the average warning time was five minutes. we've come a long way in a short time. i would like to thank dr. wayne higgins who is with us today. he's the gentleman who leads the world class scientific t

. >> i am lieutenant lauren knight representing captain sullivan and the bay view station. and is this working okay? >> captain sullivan has asked that this permit be denied, both of these, and for the following reasons, and commissioner hyde has pointed out some of them. out reach, has been less than aggressive. can i say, and i appreciate that they did some, but they should have done more. and they had plenty of opportunity to do that. one of the things that is there are 11 news complaints since february and there have been 25 and just noise complaints in the last 6 months and 69 runs means calls for service to that address. in the last six months. so, scratch just the noise complaints but all of the complaints and it is specific to that address. also, they have been cited by the entertainment commission, on the third of april, as well as the 8th of april. and on the 8th they were cited for a good neighbor policy and a news complaint and also, a permit violation. and on the third it was noise. we believe that they could have done more out reach. and maybe resolved this pr

said live on of who's joining us live now mr sullivan of all what what what does this message mean thedecision to send peace talks in geneva. well i believe it's the geneva talks about it gold's boys the european union says the decision to ban the involved only shows that the e.u. believes in the military solution of the conflict and is not small to believe in the peace talks while the ministry of foreign affairs on its head mr lavrov mr kerry agreed in paris on the need to have another conference peace conference with more stakeholders from the regions involved and so it's actually a deplorable decision again stating that you does not believe in the peaceful resolution of the syrian conflict would risk the u.k. and france are running deciding to arm the rebels. well actually first of all it's important to say that we need to remember the libyan conflict and speaking about france and you can we should remember that they were involved in the conflict with the military i mean now the libyan conflict and it's no surprise that again we see these two countries. proposing to sell weapons to

melissa: be sure to watch the thomas sullivan show this weekend at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. saturday and said on negative sunday. it. so we have for today. we will see you tomorrow. john: and they're off. south dakota an early lead. in which state our people freest? >> new hampshire is looking especially coveted. john: laboratories of democracy. states can battle over smoking weed. >> should the federal government telling you what to put in your body? >> no. >> this is what democracy looks like. john: whether you can be forced to join a union. the battle over how much money you must give to government. >> indiana and delaware are rocketing. john: which strangles freedom?

i never thought about it twice. >> the sullivan parents taught their girls to negotiate.t we had? those were chores we had to do during the week. >> that's how we got our allowance. >> if they came home with bad grade, what would you say? >> you're grounded for life. >> no. >> all you had to know was she was disappointed. that was powerful enough. >> we would get certain dollar amounts for as and bs. if we got cs it was taken away from the a and b dollars we would earn. it was always push to the next level. even if you brought home an a, my mom and my dad would both say, now how do we get to a plus? >> when i got ceo of campbell's. i called my parents. i achieved my life dream. i'm honored to run this company and they paused a minute and said that's great. what's your next goal? >> maggie says ambition came as easily as breathing. she remembers inviting nixon to attend a charity event and sending tickets to the white house. >> i'm sitting in math class. my teacher says maggie the white house is on the phone for you. it was a staffer at the white house that called to infor

melissa: be sure to watch the thomas sullivan show this weekend at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m.n negative sunday. then so we have for today. there is that confetti. >> hello everybody by m jerry lewis. the housing market is roaring back what a great way to end the trading week. also the new tax are the buyers getting the shaft? what is going on with celebrities? thumbing their nose at the law? >> our top

be sure to watch the tom sullivan show this weekend. you can catch it at seven and 10:00 p.m.y. happy friday, everyone and happy moth. >> absolutely fantastic. we will see you again. >> are you ready colonel? >> do america still have a true grit? space some why is taking a risk becoming illegal? and the that upsets the cowboy libertarian the idea you will retaliate can ban something is crazy. >> should this behavior be banned? it is time ttoughen up this is it. >> these perdu engineers offended people because they are all white. is that offensive? at least some americans

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armed robbery and to get more information about how this robbery took place we are joined by mike sullivan, what happened. >> we had probably at the 711 at curb and merittian. -- merittian. maybe the vehicle was dumped into the area at which point, the officer set up tonight's robbery, they made contact with them, fled the area and crashed right here at this area. >> you were saying it was a woman who actually walked into the 7 eleven and they recognized her from a previous robbery that jogged her memory. >> it was almost a month to the day at which point they recognize the description from the videotape and based on the vehicle from 11 to 1130 they didn't try to run out of the car and we had so many who were flooded pretty quickly and they gave up without incident. >> reporter: we understand one of the women is pregnant? >> yes, one woman is pregnant and the other two are going with caution at this point. >> still, a lot of police activity and part of this road is blocked off so avoid and we will continue to have news during the next half hour, jean- claude duvalier, nicknamed baby janine

sullivan whether or not it's the co- lateral agreement is that there's notification and the bloc-vote notification may not be the right form can we create a notification or is there anything like a cvc that would bridge that gap? we would like to see it but we don't have the legal knowledge. >> i think the only thing i can say is there's a desire to create more notice. i don't see why that notice can only be arrested to. and the extent of the intent is to create a force fulfill city liability. i think we retirement that not be - >> that's something the stay can agree to. >> if it's a notice and a process the staff has beefed-up the notice in the agreement and there's an ability to talk about that. if i may also respond. to me the importance is the whole commission supports notice and notice that goes above and beyond of the 2.2. and i think from what i hear there is a way to do that. whether the website changes or the block go notifications don't work. i want to make sure that the opt is saying we can be comfortable with that. the reason i bring up notebook notification we do have a b

andinding up on ed sullivan realizing my life had changed.g that whole segment as a teen idol. survivingthe beatles, by moving to italy, recording in five languages. the next one was writing "my way." i grew up all of a sudden. i think those were the crucial period's. in the 1970s, things really changed for me. people looked at you different comment the audience makeup was different. after that, it became smooth sailing. i have really had a great journey. i can sit back and do what i want. nothing lasts in this business. change is always going to happen. i look at these kids today who blow it and get into the bad habits, that is terrible. 60 years, do been you think it might last? will it last? it has only been 60 years. i have been waiting for 10 years of doing the show on pbs. you wait for the moment when they come on the show. finally, the occasion is the new book by paul anka. it is called "my way." i have delighted so much in this conversation. that is our show for tonight. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's sh

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be sure to watch the tom sullivan show this weekend. you can catch it at seven and 10:00 p.m.one and happy mother's day. "the willis report" is coming up next. gerri: hello, everyone, i am gerri willis. tonight on "the willis report." business and real estate. we have the best places to buy in the best places to make money. also, a new warning about the market. investors borrowing more against their stock portfolio. in a florida teacher is fired for revealing a little too much. is it legal? we are on the case on "the willis report" ♪ ♪ ♪ speak to our top story tonight is the business of real estate. whether you're buying or sellin

awarded in 1945 to luther sullivan killed in world war ii.a decided to unravel the mystery. she searched the internet and found sullivan's only surviving sister. >> she was just crying. she could not believe that somebody had found the purple heart and was willing to look them up to get it back to them. >> how could you throw out a purple heart? great-looking medal, right? his sister received mementos including a letter her brother wrote to their mother. >> i love that story. and you know, these vets they just work so hard. finally get the recognition. to get that back. a big deal. >> great work, the woman in north carolina. good job. >> yeah. >>> coming up, reese witherspoon's tirade apology. >> hear what she had to say to the cops who arrested her. and what she is saying now. you are watching "world news now." ♪ apologize ♪ it's too late ♪ i said it's too late to apologize ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by finish boost power. weather brought to you by finish weather brought to you by finish boost power. ♪ too late .

entrevista mike sullivan las autoridades llegaron al lugar despues de reportarse varios disparos y encontrarono en el piso, boca abajo quien fue declarado muerto en el lugar de los hechos segun indico del departamento de policia ... su tio hoy indicaba que el joven no tenia problemas y que lo esperaba alli para ir a trabajar.... bite israel hernanadez trabajabamos en mantenimiento el asesinato obligo al cierre escolar durante todo el dia para esclarecer la situacion y la preocupacion de padres de familia fue latente .bite ahora, vecinos que ven el desmesurado aumento de violencia en las calles de san jose, se preocupan por la inseguridad del lugar eespecialment e donde los niÑos podrian ser presa facil de una bala perdida... bites pero mas escalofriante la situacion cuando el reporte policiaco indico que aunque este fue el unico homicidio, se presentaron 4 tiroteos en un lapso de tan solo 12 horas... las calles virginia y almaden en el centro de la ciudad, lean y hayes al sur y singlenton y senter al este de san jose fueron tambien testigos de diferentes balaceras.... cesr ---en oakland, se bu

. >>> coming up next, brian sullivan joins the conversation.17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] . ♪ >>> now i see that the mayor of new york now wants to ban public displays of legal tobacco products! can you imagine? i tell you. don't make me do it! got to use -- no but that is funny, though, it's funny because todd has been looking for this all morning! >> welcome to "morning joe." it's the top of the hour. mike barnicle and mark halpern is still bus and joining the table is cnbc b

andrew sullivan was the guest.dition of "ac 360," live edition. "piers morgan live" starts now. >>> good evening. this is "piers morgan live." welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. tonight, the death penalty and the bombing suspect. does the obama administration want to strike a deal that spares his life? i'll talk about that with the former director of national intelligence in just a moment. i will also ask him about president obama defending the fbi's handling of the boston bombing investigation, insisting there was no intelligence breakdown. listen to what the president said. >> the russian intelligence services had alerted u.s. intelligence about the older brother as well as the mother, indicating that they might be sympathizers to

sullivan: in 1630, boston was basically three mountains, there were very steep hills. waste would run down quickly and dump into the harbor. and the tide would carry most of it away. well, this worked well for a while. the problem was, as boston wanted to expand, it started filling in the mudflats. the water could come rushing down the hill, it would hit the flat area and slow down. at high tide, it couldn't get out at all. it got so bad that the city took over, 'cause the city has a responsibility to protect its citizens. boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with pollution, at least until early into the 20th century, was

that is obstruction of justice. >> bret: page 53, sullivan, talk to tommy, we can make edits.ese are to the talking points. we should point out that the talking points go from this pretty detailed version of the cia originally to scrubbing out any reference to al qaeda, any reference to previous warnings that the cia made to state. and it is direct and explicit contradiction with what jay carney has said and really what hillary clinton said. >> right. because what we are seeing in the emails tonight is that they discussed between the agencies how to make sure they would be better protected from members of congress against accusations that they were easily warned against an attack like this or that the -- at one point one of the emails says thanks cia, fyy says fbi says a.q. al qaeda was not involved not ahead of law enforcement now. are we clear to send to congress? nope says the respondent. so, back and forth and back and forth although a spokesman says today these talking points started out as cia talking points and ended up as cia talking points. they went through all of th

mark sullivan then director of the secret service, placed them on administrative leave and revoked theires. six of them, including stokes remain suspended without pay indefinitely. >> i was surprised to the -- the extent to which sullivan's director's office would go to very railroad us. >> what do you mean by railroad us? >> the primary reason for talking to you today is to make it clear we were denied due process. we were supposed to have a three-person final adjudication by the department of homeland security. that proceeding has been delayed in my opinion and in the opinion of other agents in this situation. they are trying to starve us out. they're trying to put us in a sort of limbo in hopes that we'll quit and go away. >> reporter: when the scandal first broke, the agency was under fire so the secret service launched an internal investigation, but congress demanded an independent probe and the department of homeland security's inspector general prompted he'd deliver one. >> i owe it to the secretary and to congress for me to do an independent review and be transparent with the wre

terry sullivan, legal analyst: he will have to go after the gun violence and how to get them off the using everything he can add all the laws he possibly can, in fact coming up with new and innovative ideas for police, federal agents and prosecutors to use to go after this serious problem. just last month, fardon wrote an op-ed piece published in the chicago tribune. he felt connected to the bombings in boston after having finished the marathon on that day, just one hour before the explosions filled the finish line. in the column, fardon wrote: "like so many others, i felt only sorrow and pain. i knew then and know now that i am going back. whether as a runner or a spectator, i am all in for boston 2014." mayor emanuel, along with so many others, congratulated zach fardon on his nomination...saying he looks forward to working with him on ways to reduce violence, combat gangs and gang crimes, and take illegal guns off of the streets. fardon's former boss and predecessor pat fitzgerald said fardon is a wonderful lawyer of great integrity who will do an outstanding job leading a great o

sullivan. >> listen, it was delightful meeting you. whatever that is. if you don't mind, i have to study my scaring. >> you don't study scaring. you just do it. >> that was awesome. >> it was funny because we started off separately recording us separately. somebody got the bright idea to bring us in together. and it just exploded. >> ready? one, two, three. >> it's crazy. somehow they'll catch a thing like this -- because i was the ultimate one-eyed catch. >> really? i think there's a little more to it than that. >> they were great fun to watch. to do, we do a lot of this. >> whoa. but you have to -- the hard part is you have to put your whole body into it. it's like charles atlas dynamic tension. >> i'm going to scare circles around you this year. >> what to you think is the biggest takeaway of this movie? >> for me it was always sometimes things aren't going to turn out for you the way you want, but you have to make the best of it. >> you learn from it and get stronger. >> just reach deep down. let the scary out. >>> coming up, "the hangover" to end a

sullivan. >>> good afternoon again, director mark solomon. working on the parking and the north mission we try to work with people who are very car focused on what true north is for transit. saying that if we take these steps we'll have transit for you and you can give up your car and it will be okay. but i have no north star to point them to saying this is where we need to go. this could be that but it's not quite there yet. in 50 years we'll have transporters and jet bags. we have video phones. we're on our way there. let's focus on next 10, 15 years here at the latest. t.e.p. is supposed to be to be this but it's been put on an anorexic diet. [speaker not understood]. we already spent 4 million on the t.e.p. it's been sundowned. [speaker not understood] there is no real push to make it happen. the 25-year plan is for the ta. it's currently having constituency saying give me this, give they this. there's no real vision, no coherent star that says this is where we want to go to make it so you can give up your car. 3.1 billion out of the bill

the public editor of the "new york times," margaret sullivan, accused her own paper of downplaying the story which she even hed said had tremendous and significant news value. >> i think another interesting aspect is the claim that northbound should cover it because it's being politicized which would then mean nothing in washington could ever be covered, right? i mean, the war on women, was that not politicized? that was a dnc talking point. the fact that fox news covers some news you shouldn't cover -- really? because i've never noticed that when more than was hysterical over sandra flucke, there is something really wrong with the media. they need to do some accounting. >> you spent a long career at the state department. when you look at the coverage of these hearings, what strikes you as most important? >> well, i think the media's becoming the story, let's face it. cbs news president david rhodes and abc news president ben sherwood, both have siblings that not only work at the white house, that not only work for president obama, but they work at the nfc on foreign policy issues dire