city to address the dangers on the street in the ma song the alarming statistics is why the tame is in agreement they must be reimagined over a 5 year period hundred and 22 collisions on masonic including two fatalities those are the reported ones we know there are more here's a summon avenue public outreach since 2010 and a slide of community workshops one p 1, 2, 3 i'll pass by in the interest of time so this drawing shows that the boulevard option the option we're move forward with we reimagine the street includes the wide sidewalks throughout separated bicycle lanes and two lanes of traffic signal and new latent prints for the medium in the plan illustrated with the boarding islands newly imagined bus stations that allows the bicyclists to pass behind i'm including this slide so show why the graph is the risk of death from collisions from vehicular speeds it is in our project to include the narrowly of traffic lanes and the street trees medium trees act as calming agents for the road to drivers our project proposed to plan hundred trees in the near future at the intersection of gea

they show the back the building and on the lower part of the image where all the words are this is the project we're presenting today i can the big issue for some commissioners is the idea of the demolition of the building according to the office has two units we've done lots of research and reviewed it with staff the staff agrees only one unit in the building with on unite built as a sfrinz in 1970 to convert the building with two residential units but no evidence in 1986 planning commission approved that at that time the building was note as a basement sell last year ground floor and one residential unit from 1984 to 2004 it was in commercial use with one residential unit and most recent is an born map notes one dwelling unit greg and lila have lived in the building singles 2000 and there's no evidence of two residential unions or units there is with only one kitchen and bathroom so the demolition of this building will not you know end up with is also of a rent-controlled unit the building is not a historic resource and not part of historic district and two stories covering 40 percen

address the first one the city the rate at which the the most critical for the revenue and going up to 33 percent rate will generate $3 million more for the city i'll note with the t d i f was put in place established at a $5 rates against this 9 percent even of the economic feasibility study says a majority of residential proposals o properties would not be affected 8 out of 10 not effected by a higher rate we feel that is a convert estimate as john said i'll also with respect to using friends for operations i'll note the mta has the ability to do this sing t d i f was in place and demonstrated the ability to political those funds and not squanderer those funds but the validity of t d i f funds helps the city to avoid service cuts so it is important the agency has that flexibility thank you for your time. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is nicole i'm the executive director of lock san francisco thank you for your attendance on this matter today, i time to highlight that we are really excited that the transportation sustainability fee is moving forward here with you today a

the downward force of the blast caused the failure of the concrete beeps whico concrete beams of theoom and it settled so much that it acts as a reservoir. an area of devastation is all that can be seen. the railing was blown off this bridge and the steel poles on the bridge show the effects of the atomic bomb blast. which hurled grit with such force as to etch the steel. the front of this school is a quarter of a mile from and faces zero point. the sag in the concrete reinforced floor can be seen here in the entrance. the steel rods which are now hanging once supported a suspended ceiling. this reinforced concrete building was knocked side wise causing the lower story to collapse. this baren area once contained a military headquarters. the barracks were destroyed. most of the military personnel of approximately 20,000 were wiped out. the distorted steel framework is all that remains of a building which stood four-tenths of a mile from zero point. whereas this reinforced concrete building of the electric company one half mile from zero point withstood the blast much better. six-tenth

citywide folks the way i think the way the department has designed the flexibility of the staff to address both is really amazing not there yet i think we're still training 50 percent more of the staff but the goal is there. >> any further questions. >> okay. thank you very much and i've not received public comment for this item. >> yes. please. i have an urgent comment can i - >> does that relate to the item we're on. >> what. >> does it relate to the item we're on. >> no, it would be general public comment and oh, sure you just got here are we finished with this particular item why not take here comment at this point. >> i hope you'll find is ms. cross i'll put 3 minutes on the buzzer. >> do i have a half minute warning and i will do that. >> my name is are last name is nancy cross anybody that reports what is going in the city that might be an emergency takes a risk the grand jury said no whistle law for reporting things that need to be recorded but i am as a a resident of a shelter which is subject to not good health environment in terms of noise and smoking it violates the law to smok

the clear spot for the clearing skies around the bay shoreline of the '50s or '60s and the proximity remember this is being 4:00 a.m. with a still shave off a couple of degrees because it is still technically literate and called low right now 60 downtown san francisco of to the north bank middle fifties enough to get the locations we cool down a few degrees before a warm-up to like 85 by the noon hour 94 happened by 4:00 p.m. to 1778375 mid-70s. >>reporter: pretty good day to check out the beach here is the warm-up in the sacramento valley by noon and in the afternoon the coverage is middle to upper 90s flows and balance to be expected along the bay shoreline that a story in your house comes down for the if we can. >>will tran: the traffic this morning was to show some bay bridge checks a live shot from the bay bridge toll plaza you will not have any problems a mild morning there were just talking about that we saw some convertibles already out there they're enjoying this great weather as we picked it up as the morning goes on as far as the weather this san mateo bridge is picking up

board consider using the 5 of the project the number of units in a side or the square footage on theidential side as opposed to we'll find sarah through planning was reviewing a project that was 3 hundred units only had a health limit of 40 so using height we're looking at the tip metrological there's it is what it is a little bit of incategorize. >> that make sense which you have a large floor plate i, be it further resolved build up to 33 that make sense i wonder what the fees increases look like and meet the economic feasibility criteria i know we'll have suggestions from advocates and members of the public how high we can raves a fee one or $5 so what might be feasible. >> so it does gun depending on the specification the projects and it also depends on one of the recommendations from the board consideration to consider eliminating the area plan credits so from the board were to take that action the effective rate the projects will be charged will increase between 1 and $3 so is it sort of depends on how you layer it and the feasibility if you were to look at project size las veg

the total of the written and the oral will determine the ranking of the respond ants and the written proposal was 65 percent of the total score, and the oral interviews was 35 percent of the total score. >> the first one is nu gof and it is the partnership and the entity and with the gates, and the new co will partner with the concrete. and it is the granite rock, and the third respondent, and was conco and the fourth one was rms resource management systems, and which is a partnership of the brothers. and bay view, sand and gravel. the results of the evaluation of both the written and the oral scores are showing here. and as you can see, the number one ranked respondent was central concrete and nuco comprised of gates and the second was resource management system and then the granite rock, rounded out the third and the fourth ranking respond ants. >> and the ken trat con treat proposal its included the construction of a new recycled content asphalt plant and because the concrete is currently on site, they will debt gate their concrete facility to provide the con vaoet. and then, also

the affordable housing in the city and the fifth point referring to one of the piece the department is leaving the affordable housing bonus program i don't have time to go into the full program but give you a productive and the public that is a program that offices program bonuses for the affordable housing for higher levels of affordable housing and the program was development in coordination with the mayors working group and key stakeholders from the affordable housing applicant four main goals you'll see on the screen first to incentivize is affordable housing on site so by encouraging people to choose the onsite and go beyond the 12 percent i heard a number of public comment about people doing the basic is this is an opportunity to sort of encourage people to go beyond that the second goal to approve the feasibility on sites under utility by a number of sites with antiquated for some reason very can't move that program helps that and establish a middle-income program and finally to fascists the affordable housing with those four goals we're going to propose a program first what

>>james: on the left-hand side the camera in san francisco ride along the embarcadero and alongside the bay bridge reported he expected for the east bay this afternoon we have schools in parts of the south they once again being released early because of the heat that includes random high-school roughly half the classrooms in the campbell union high school district do not have air- conditioning decided to dismiss tutors yesterday and today it that the canada community school as well as some fans of what are being brought in for students it is still was not enough. the have the desire know what the class will be dismissed early on friday schools that do not have air-conditioning. >>james: we're here with the look of the forecast for today the to to for more triple digit whether. >>michelle apon: is one to be very warm again today for most of the bank looking at the divisor that we want to point out a few things most of it will be under the heat advisory areas across coastal northern they enclose the peninsula and that no longer under the heat advisory for today it will be mainly into much

in the senate the senate also rejected the nomination of the judge the second of the conservatives attorney general john mitchell had selected to elevate to the supreme court of the ranking republican in the senate judiciary committee said there were a lot of mediocre people into judges and lawyers entitled to representation. not on the supreme court. nixon claimed the attorney general for the politically tone deaf nominations. the attorney general's prior selection of the judge was rejected for the record of racism. there were multiple problems bearing in. set up a political attack and he commanded. we have to declare war. the president ordered the new york city police officers overseen by john ehrlichman to conduct undercover investigations. there were four prominent democrats who fought nixon's policies as part of nixon called an all-out job on the democratic leaders including those of the internal revenue service to investigate their finances. the cops that were hired for members of were members of the staff with special assignments come and he had paid off the books with the secret cam

end of the the century we're constantly looking at the science there is alarming about the ann can the hanson article was not reviewed i think from our research on it was intent to provoke thought it is pretty much higher by a significant margin than the consensus that what is physically possible if everything going wrong if a land ice metal or another thing that contribute to sea level and because it is much worse the worse case scenario i don't think that for used by decision-makers. >> for our planning purposes go back do the slide. >> 11 inches no. >> yeah. this article was talking about 21 hundred 3 feet we consider likely 66 inches 5 and a half feet is unlikely but possible >> for planning purchase 46 inches what we're using right now internally. >> well both there's no one number to assign to a particular year you're over simplifying it we're providing a range and then in the guidance a lot of detail how to deal with the range the uncertainty like 85 years the way you deal that that think there the option to do you want to the year 21 hundred or do you want what is likely in 21

one of the -- the issue today s over the adequacy of the i aea-iran deal to try to solve the problem of access and to contribute to solving the problems associated with determining the verification of the allegations that iran had a nuclear weapons program in the past. and to do that in the context of the implementation period of the agreement that's going to happen over the fall and winter. and is that verification effort by the iaea going to go well? is it going to strengthen the verification of the final deal? or is it going to create precedents and weaken the verification? what i'd like to do is just quickly, actually, summarize a report we'll either issue today r on monday on this agreement. also some general issues around parchin and satellite analysis of the site. it's clear the iaea has reported regularly that the modifications at the parchin site have undermined their ability to do effective verification. that's the starting point. large amounts of modifications. the iaea doesn't know what's taking place but their analysis from satellite imagery is that it's problematic for

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out the operation and they carefully separated the spine of the muscles in the tissues all of it the surgery cover the areas where there conjoined them are recovering and they turn one year old and less to two weeks and we will be followed their progress, this is a daughter had been forced to switch schools several times in just the first few weeks of the air went out for an explanation in today's story of the datasets have been waiting for the big announcement from c alton could with what is next for the iphone. >>james: we're waiting for the big press event this morning scheduled to kick off at 10:00 in the san francisco we're explaining that they're expected to unveil some new iphone and other gadgets. >>gabe slate: they may have technology built to the screen for is to distinguish between a light tap and a depressed this could add quick options and short cuts to access the different applications and services it will likely come to a mass of camera improvement of 12 mega pixel real camera that was issued for caving irresolution on the front side the camera will come out of five me

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the waesche is already at sea. the stratton, the hamilton, the monroe. there's about 113 crew members. the commandant today is paul zukunft. he was a cutter commander a , pacific area commander. now he is the coast guard commandant. the admiral was very happy about the new coast guard museum that is being designed. to be at the campus of the coast guard headquarters. he is very concerned with coordinating assets with, as he said, our sister services in these modern times. we must articulate and integrate. he, too, has a masters degree from the naval war college. and the top enlisted man in the coast guard -- steve cantrell, master chief petty officer of the coast guard. he advises the commandant on enlisted affairs. look at all his ribbons. look at the hash marks -- how long he is been in the service. he was enlisted chief petty officer in charge of coast guard units and coast guard cutters. quite a distinguished career himself. now women in the coast guard. here is ida lewis, u.s. lighthouse service in the late 19th entry. she was a lighthouse keeper. s

through this week and men while the bay will hold on to the '80s and at the beach the coast into theblematical situation. >>george: it is shut down and will remain so through this afternoon the latest estimate from the chp is 4:00 for this grant is reopen these two pg&e trucks the ushering of this poll that was knocked down shortly after midnight when an acidy struck and these other reasons why the freeways opened a 80 south about and the possibility exists there may have to be some intermittent closures pg&e worked to repair the pole and get those lines back to where they belong to the normal prohibition has been lifted for those of you that are using the nimitz freeway take the 238 ram lose too well: boulevard off ramp you can even get to city streets in san leandro san lorenzo and hayward or to castro valley or you can even get back on to to 38 at the hesperian boulevard on ramp and san francisco closure king street eastbound off the 280 extension manges use extreme rather than try to deal with the detour they're a quick look at the ride across the golden gate bridge and 101 north

notwithstanding in the past if i meetings the members of the public if you wish to address the board of education you need to complete a speaker card prior to the item being called and presented to ms. casco importantly according to policies and procedures speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board i'd like to ask for your cooperation b pertains report superintendent carranza thank you mbes and public a special welcome back to the central office staff and commissioners welcome to the first meeting the new school year in the first 2015-2016 school year and as i mentioned all the site staff has returned to the schools to welcome the students next monday morning i feel the excitement we'll transform the students lives a reminder august 17th is the first day of school and all caregivers are gathering supplies for the lesson plans i hope you got a well deserved rest as we gear up to kickoff another school year in the unified school district as and look forward recent highlights as we prepare first and foremost our board amazing adapted the 2015-2016 budget in

the popes emphasized the hierarchy and the difference between the clergy and the lay, and the differenceween people. and that's why people relate so well to francis. he seems to be willing to give you a hug and look you in the eye and call you by your name and not care where you have come from. and that's why people followed jesus in the first century. >> at this point in the day, you would think that somebody as old as francis is, in his late 70s, and he has one lung, and you think about the events today, he spoke to the united nations, and he went to ground zero, to the 9/11 memorial, and all the way uptown to harlem to speak at a school, and he spoke at central park, and now he's going downtown to madison square garden, that's where he's going next, it seems exhausting. >> it is. it's certainly not a schedule that i would be happy to keep up day after day. there's one piece that you left out, david. every day, between 1:00 and 3:00, there are no scheduled events, he goes back to the vatican embassy, and i hope that he takes a nap and has the luxury of putting his feet up for a second.

the school, the family, the church. and the purpose of politics was to liberate the individual from these institutions. the political liberals like humphrey and kennedy tried to keep a distance from these groups. what happen in the 1960's, the wall between liberalism began to dissolve, and the critiques of the socialists and cultural radicals seeped into the mainstream of liberal thought. and helped to generate a narrative that lives with us today. thank you. david: good afternoon. i would like to thank aei for inviting me here. i would like to thank professor piereson for such an interesting provocative book. i think it is ironic in 1950's and 1960's, an age of consensus, there was no consensus about what american liberalism was. conservatives tend emphasize the fact that modern liberalism was a creature of crisis. the crisis was the 1930's. the market crash. it was the belief once the crisis was over there was no need for modern liberalism to continue. a more traditional conservatism would come back into power. this i

the basis for the final rule to the chairman sent letters to the eta and the army corps of engineers they didn't identify any scientific studies to support the decisions made in the final ruling. they support all others connected. that's the best that they can do for the epa about what it is. they said when the final rule was under the review. we did a solid science and the experience of both the epa -- >> that isn't what your staff and army corps of engineers are saying. it sounds to me like you are making it up when you go. >> but i would point to kennedy to the record on our work that we have done on the water connectivity study which does look at more than close to 2,000 studies that went through the national science advisory committee process. in fact, we also have the technical support document that is in the record that is the basis for many of the decisions in the clean water rules. so those are already available. >> that's based on -- >> to sit down with your staff again. >> it is based on the idea that all water is connected, period. and we would disagree on that. finally,

the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3504, a bill to amend title 18, united states code, to prohibit a health care practitioner from failing to exercise the proper degree of care in the case of a child who survives an abortion or ttempted abortion. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 421, the bill is considered as read. the bill shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the committee on the judiciary or their respective designees. the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, and the gentlewoman from california, ms. chu, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. mr. goodlatte: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 3504, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. goodlatte: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may con

the countries, the volunteers that have been here during the middle of the night.iving soups and cold blankets. the refugees have been fed and watered and have a chance to have a wash of sorts. on the other side, that's jovennia, there has been a few buses laid on to take people up into a few small camps, and so the numbers here are slightly smaller than they were. it isn't only on the hungry border. they are not just dumping people out. they try to shunt the problem on to someone else, the question you hear asked is why can't the european union, with money and resources, do better than this. >> they are moving in the right direction even if the countries they are in are far from yearnous, overnight the authorities put them in buses and told them to get out in no man's land between croatia and slovenia. another closed boarder for this man, an ark tech, children and his wife. and a simple explanation - europe does not have a clue what to do with them. >> they don't know what to do. they don't have a clear plan. that is what i recognised. >> the best thing that happe

the two victims the sec at the bottom right of the home of virginia tech announcing the players will request permission to join them in the tribune w d b j journalists and cameramen were killed during a live interview last month they will feature a number seven with more room until ribbons and the initials of the victims it was a graduate of a genentech in 2011 and her favorite color was still. >>mark: she posed nude pictures of herself recovering in hospital the riposted on facebook it says she may be out of the hospital soon she underwent two surgeries after doctors at a bullet came with the cinnamon as a second life she was being interviewed on the shops riyal--shot to bring out. >>mark: coleslaws official said that cutting ties to the private security firm that hired and a security firm this attack happened last thursday at the lake merritt storm internal violence security guard arrived according to witnesses the witness said the guard slammed the concrete pillar in place in a chokehold the shop well uninspected to build and the police are still investigating. >>gabe slate: we ca

the one was the meteor. the terror. the aetna. the h.m.s. volcano. nd the h.m.s. devastation. that was the seahawk and awe of 1814. each one of those ships could fire a 200-pound exploding shell two miles. now, i'm sure we probably have some folks who fired mortars in their careers in the military. and you know the principle of the mortar, fire and lob the projectile up. these mortars were fixed at a 45-degree setting. if you do the math that bomb will go a mile high in the sky before it begins its descent. imagine you, for some you can probably imagine it's easy because you did it in real life, being a young recruit, on the receiving end of a bombardment or fire, and unable to return it yourself. that's the most helpless feeling, that's probably one of the worst feelings you can ever get. i was --dy a talk like this for another legion group and a few years ago it was a world war ii veteran, ladies and gentlemen, it was like the german railway guns. one guy stepped up and said i faced those guns. i know exactly what you're talking about. but that sinking feeling of helplessnes

the other one is the project on the top fourth floor we have scaled back some of the massing along the small alleyway connected to jackson street. we have supplemental rendering not in your packet. this is a view looking up jackson street which doesn't really reflect the changes that we are talking about on auburn street but the pattern that is consistent with the rest of jackson street of buildings becoming higher as you you you you move up the street. this is a view from the opposite of jackson street to the east and the subject property is at the corner of auburn and jackson. you are starting to see the fourth floor that has been pulled back approximately 3 feet from auburn facade for a portion of the frontage on auburn street. there is a portion that we pulled back only two 2 feet in the area. this is a view a little bit better looking at auburn street and you can see the fourth floor recede nicely and we try to make it horizontal and not make it the massing and try to soften the massing and helps considerably. this is a view up auburn street with massing holding back three 3 feet

the southern resource area of the indieies, the dutch. there's a reason it stops at brunei. that's where the oil is. after allied air power gained the ability to dominate the skies temporarily. temporary command of the sea. temporary command of the air from the sea. they wipe out what little naval aviation the japanese have left off formosa, the philippines and punishing battles. after ally forces had defeated and liberated many of the post-december 1941 conquests. after allied forces had landed on sacred japanese soil to include the mariana saipan as japanese sacred soil, iwo jima. after b-29s and other forms of allied air power had made the rubble bounce and burn, after they had dropped two atomic bombs, vaporizing that same rubble, after the ussr had declared war on japan. as the soviet mechanized armies were overrunning manchuria against the once vaunted -- once vaunted, not anymore vaunted -- army. after a military coup failed to destroy the recording that the emperor had made. but these with the possible exception of the failed coup

the key position as a mention the 2nd group on the policy. the putting a strong fight. these are the actions. >> hi. my question is related different is on this. it seems to me two of the individuals, put a face on the foreign policy, so the money. the post deal, capitalizing on the political success. having some sort of free range diplomacy within the region. my question as to what extent they have five whether there actually testing the waters coming up with some kind of diplomatic solution within the region and achieving the objectives in the region however they are sort of putting some lipstick on the involvement, basically very powerful individual a superman. that's not the case. the most important, the key factor, these decisions are not being made by anyone in the future. institution called supreme national. was the decisions are made of the implemented. the navy and key figures more powerful figure in the regional issue. the support to the supreme leader. basically it's going to be discussed. though the supreme leader has the authority eagerly to make decisions,

host: what is the likelihood that the government will be shut down by the end of the week? guest: pretty little, i think. it seems that with the departure of mr. boehner on friday, the pressure has relieved for the shutdown vote. we anticipate a vote in the senate today to move that process forward, it's actually find the government. we expect of oh in the house by wednesday. this thing, we believe, we believe, we believe that by wednesday evening they will come solution.short term this is called a clean continuing resolution, basically extending the current budget through december 11 with no policy changes. importantly, not including the language that conservatives are looking for. this was a sticking point. a look slick they will have a different approach to this problem. host: on the senate side, what happens to folks like ted cruz, who said they would rise up in opposition, and senator rand paul? is that likely to happen? yeah.t: the votes are going forward. rand paul and ted cruz do not have enough votes to push the on the senate floor. the center operates in this weir

should use the framework to back up the program in the 15 years and the iaea in the next -- after the 15 years. it should use the boundary following the nuclear -- a nuclear research program and a nuclear energy program versus a weapons program. did commitment that has to be refined is participation in the agreement that the united states can ensure that the united states community sustains a clear line and enforces. the presiding officer: the senator's time is expired. mr. merkley: i ask i ask unanimous consent for 30 more eric seconds. the future whether we approve or reject this deal is unknowable and carries risk. but this agreement with its verification, with full u.s. participation, offers the best prospect for stopping iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon at any point here forward. and for that reason i will support it. thank you, mr. president. mr. manchin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mr. manchin: when i go home to my beautiful stay of west virginia if i can't explain it, i can't vote for it. when this process began, i was supportive o

the easiest way to tread softly is to leave the matter to the discretion of the states, as the court said in 1966. and then one last thing, from the standpoint of sort of originalists and textualists, that also seems to be the result that should obtain, because the constitution doesn't -- just doesn't say whether it should be total population or voter population. and i don't think the original meaning of the understanding of the time would in any way direct either one of those results. and so if you're an originalist or a textualist, you would say therefore it should be left to the states. >> one thing -- go ahead. >> i just wanted to follow up quickly on that, which is, so i agree there are potential partisan implications here. but i don't think it's necessarily as clear-cut as a win for the plaintiffs would obviously benefit republicans and hurt democrats. how this will shake out in any given jurisdiction depends on how total population maps on to eligible voter populations. for example, a way that this could benefit democrats would be, if you have states, for example, with large p

>> that's in the back of the house. >> in the back of the house. where is it, what floor. >> the deck runs all 3 floors. >> currently? >> currently, yes. >> your drawings which show existing conditions doesn't show any deck. >> yeah, it shows a small deck. >> no deck on your existing condition drawing. >> i'm sorry, commissioner, but i can check but i'm almost certain that they do. >> i looked at it 5 times. so my question is how -- is this a replacement of existing deck and stair that comes under a different section of the code, the replacement of a nonconforming deck and stair, or more stair. >> well, commissioner fung, i'm looking at the plan right now and it does show the existing balcony and stair. >> would you like to show us that? >> yeah. >> is that drawing a-1? >> a-1. >> a-2. >> a-2 is what you are proposing? >> no, a-2, the unit itself has 4 layouts. there's a subbasement, that's a garage and studio, a second floor flat and a third floor flat. >> i'm looking at a december 5th, 2013 date. is that the same date you are looking at? >> i'm l

is in town at the in the city for the u.n. general assembly. dozens of police cars now lined up at brooklyn army terminal in sunset park. police have also been setting up security cameras along the processional route, and cars have been hauled away that are violating the papal parking began that took effect tuesday morning, and cement barricades have been set up around the area where the pope will be visiting, including madison square garden where he will celebrate mass on friday. >> it's scary to think about the things that could happen if we didn't take the right measures, so i'm happy we are. >> reporter: the security plans have been month in the making, and the crews here have quite a bit of work ahead of them. we are told another set of workers are on their way to 5th avenue where they will put up similar fencing at st. patrick's cathedral. janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> janelle, thank you. >>> he makes his way to new york, the holy father has a packed schedule in the nation's capital today. he will have a meeting at the

the last four times the pope addressed the u.n. the markets went up. >>> wireless companies are spending millions of dollars to make sure everyone who goes to see pope francis can text and tweet about it portable cell towers are being brought in to boost their capacity so the systems are not overwhelmed. chris? >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, the other stories making news today, and they are his flock. we will meet special women given the the opportunity to create the linens being used for the mass at madison square garden. >>> the giants finally get the first win of the year, 32-21 on thursday night football, seen here on cbs. the nationals lost last night and the mets won along with the yankees. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 5

while the errors and failures have been many during the 50 years of the life of the united nations, as always happens in all institutions, many nonetheless have been the victories achieved during that. in each of the areas -- justice of work, support for children, diffusion of culture, or the guaranteeing of peace, it is not just the united nations which , it ist its commitments also humanity, which has become , and lovelier because someone, on its behalf, hoping ford thing, nothing in return, as your holiness can well testify. ,ere, sitting in these rooms are the representatives of almost all of the countries of the world, members of very different ethnic and religious groups. nonetheless, all are united in their respect for your holiness, and also in the attention they words.ay to your i think this is due to the example that your holiness has given of a complete readiness to go and meet all of those who truly seek to realize the fullness of human potential and ,he wealth of human existence spiritual and material. >> i would like to express a wish that the words your d before this ass

the the state, the federal government, nobody. is that the case? >> the state and federal government does the best they can but even we don't know where many of these mines are located. >> this was in colorado. >> i know, but in colorado there are three mines listed on something called the national priority list. does this mean that those mines pose a risk as we speak for leakage? >> the reason it's on the national priorities list, which you much might think of a superfund list. >> i don't understand why this isn't covered by the superfund. >> there has been discussion on whether it should be on the national priorities list. they have written to me and i'll take that letter very seriously. there have been discussion but up until 2005, there was a good opportunity to clean this up and it was going in the right direction. >> i need to know whether this acid mine pollution with half 1 million or so mines poses any danger to drinking water or fish and other wildlife. >> i would have to say, throughout the country there are many instances in which we ar

on the if ted ral side, all the way up to the georgia court of appeals and the supreme court on the state side and they've all been rejected. >> we have these live images outside the prison there. jackson, georgia, many gathering outside to show their support. one thing which i find interesting, you mention the pope made this plea. peter denied jesus three times. here in the united states over the next 72 hourser the u.s. will be denying the pope three time. he was here pleading for the sanctity of life and to spare people on death row. he made a personal plea for her here. what is behind this flurry of activity with prisoners being put to death it? 's six over the next couple of weeks. >> that's right. we still have the death penalty here in the u.s. 32 states still awe lie it, although 80% of people put to death in the u.s. is just in three states -- florida, texas and missouri. but we still do it. unfortunately the pope doesn't get a vote. the people of the county don't get a vote. even the victim's family members only have a limited say. it's up to the parole board. i want to al

the story of the first families connection with the structure and the story of the nation. located directly behind me is a scale model of the white house. it is the center heat -- centerpiece of the visitor center and it is an amazing tool to understand the white house, both from an architectural standpoint because you very rarely understand the whole totality of what the white house is. you can see the main part of the you could dous and a 360 degree walk around and see the construction. you can see one of the most important historic objects of the nation. technology,ent of we have touchscreens were you and seeally go rooms them at the object and the men also explore them through the various centuries that the white house has been here. >> hi, i am bill allman, curator of the white house and i am here in the white house visitor center. we'll take a look at some objects from the permanent the newon as part of and improved white house visitor center that opened last fall. i'm standing next to a mahogany desk. is itakes it important dates about to the time when the white hous

the -- react attitude by facing the information, the u.n. tried to make him responsible and have him fired. >> you said the internal oversight service lacks the independence required required for proper scrutiny and is riddled with cronyism and corruption. i don't doubt you see it true. >> nepotism, cronyism are clearly an issue. they are not addressed. they are not investigated. the failure has been demonstrated in that in the case, o i.s. took a ral. >> that is, by the way. >> office of internal oversight services. played an active part in prosecuting mr compass for passing the information on. no action was taken to investigate the failure to protect the children, or against anyone that sat on the report, or action on anyone in the legal department for booking the french investigation. >> ambassador richard butler. this is rick, an indictment against the united nations, that it's bureaucratic, complicated and works at the lowest common denominator of those corrupt countries involved. your response to that. >> the social and humanitarian wo

the cubans have counterclaims for the damage done by the cia's -- secret war in the 1960's and the embargo itself. most of the most recent numbers $116.7 billion. someere will be negotiating that has to go on about the claims, but a working group has already been warmed that will begin to talk about how the deal with the issue of clear thea way to table, if you will, for movement on the issue of the embargo itself. there is a working group on law enforcement cooperation beyond narcotics trafficking, particularly with a focus on human trafficking and fugitives. there is significant human trafficking off the island of cuba. on boats to mexico to get entry into the united states. in conjunction, a whole industry thatunterfeiting documents has grown up around this opportunity for a human trafficking. so there is beginning to be cooperation around that. and then fugitives. there are about 70 u.s. fugitives, fugitives from u.s. justice, in cuba. the u.s. would like them back. most of them are common criminals. and there is some possibility of them being returned. cuba has returned to some common

here are some of the media stories - the refugee crisis, the story in hungary and the image that washe covers. those arrested. pushing the brown envelope, the culture of bribee in nigerian journalism >>> refugee crisis spans many countries, and there's a number of pressure points. one is hungary. the government, headed by viktor orban, was criticized for the treatment of refugees and the media. journalists said they have been pushed away from distressing scenes. hungary's authority is denying accusations that it told state-owned it was not to broadcast images of refugees children. when made public it was determined as a governmental effort to limit snathy -- sympathy for the refugees. as we saw one image of a child, the photograph of a lifeless 3-year-old boy face down on a bitch led to many seeing the crisis differently and provoked news outlets to rescore coverage of the largest story. the starting point is the hungarian capital budapest. having survived the trip across the mediterranean to the shores of europe and heading overland, germany. the refugees made it to hungary to find

first i'll present the key terms for the -- and then the key terms for the east cafe the b restaurant and bar. and then finally i'll summarize the terms for both amendments. these -- lounge serve international food with organic key pairings. okay. so the terms for the sa ma bar are one 10-year term which would begin on march 1, 2016. one 5-year extension that is optioned which would go to... the unadjusted for year one would be $88,550 or $32.50 per square feet. the adjusted rent would be $59,000 or $21.20 per square feet which reflects credit for tenant improvement -- again, equivalent to four months and amortized over the year. in year 2 the rent would no longer be adjusted for tenant improvements and the rents would be increased 3% per year. sama bar's tenant improvements estimated to cost $50,000 will include outdoor furniture, heaters, and glass wind screens as well as griew.s. sama bar will pay for the improvements with their own funds. if improvements are not made, rent credit will not be made. sama bar complies with ocii policy. in 2014 sama bar employed over 214 employees. cu

the belief that the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state but from the hand of god. giving survivors the same care, abortion survivors the same care and legal protection any other child born at the same level of gestation would receive at birth is humane and essential. it complies with the equal protection bedrock of our country. i thank the speaker and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. chu: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: i yield one minute to the gentleman from indiana, mr. messer, the chairman of the house republican policy committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana is recognized for one minute. mr. messer: i thank the gentleman. madam speaker, proverbs 31: 8 calls us all to speak for those who can't speak for themselves. that's why i'm here today. i refuse to say nothing while planned parenthood executives are revealed. casually, putting a price tag on huma

the turn of the sentry. there is a blue man on the right doing his best to prevent nesting birds on the tower so we don't have delay in construction. if you look at the urban [inaudible] project what you see is some work taking place on the existing tunnel. you recall the new tunnel went into service february and took the existing tunnel out of service. we did find [inaudible] repair work taking place and expect to be able to put the existing tunnel back into service in september and do the final testing on the project. on this project you see restoration work going on. this is the photo of the sound wall being removed to insulate the neighbors from the construction and we are also focusing efforts on resolving 2 outstanding claimwise the contract, one is for excessive hard rock discover said during mining of the tunnel and also the 2 buckling repairs that we did based on the incidence that happened last fall. the peninsula pipeline upgrade is our last major pipeline program and that is going very well. ther

if the giants loose and the dodgers win today the giants will miss the playoffs.ou know it's an odd numbered year. i think fans are used to having those world series wins during the even numbered years but not necessarily --. >> we are changing that. we are changing that today. >> going to make new history. >> that's true. >> under great, great cooler temperatures. >>> yes. >> still a nice day. once that fog clears. yes. at the ballpark it'll be warm. make sure you have your baseball cap, sun block, stay hydrated. make sure the kids are covered a look here. isn't this a beautiful view? the marine layer is thicker and deep enough just to get up over the hills and we have -- these low clouds spilling in. we showed you a picture of san francisco. we have -- thick -- a layer of fog over san francisco as well. along the coastline, yeah, we are covered in fog this morning as well. this all helping to continue our cooldown in to the afternoon. san francisco 56. in the 50s in santa rosa. 55 oakland 62 concord and san jose 59 degrees. here is a look at 24 hour temperature

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in the research of the first book i came across the battle battle of the american revolution that took place in mobile and baton rouge and i thought maybe they don't know so much about these. i would have to admit they had their happy hour before the talk i interpreted it as an excitement about the subject and very few historians know about it so i'm going to be reading from the book and talking and then we'll have questions and answers at the end. let me set the stage for you in pensacola and 74. pensacola was the capital of the british colony in west florida. that doesn't make any sense. i hope it will all become clear. in 1774, the west florida governor opened up a letter from the men in philadelphia: themselves a general general congress of deputies from the colonies of new hampshire, rhode island, connecticut, new jersey, pennsylvania north carolina and south carolina. the letter asserted that the rapidly violent and unjust had been the late conduct of the british administration but each must either resign itself to losing its ancient constitutional liberty or join the opposition.