the speaker: the chair has examined the jourm of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from texas, mr. barton. mr. barton: join me in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: mr. speaker, i rise and congratulate dr. eduardo padron, president of my alma mater, miami-dade college, for receiving the presidential medal of freedom. as a refugee who escaped the castro regime, i was honored to help lead the effort to get this recognition. he has always made it his life's work to advocate on behalf of underserved populations. through his expert guidance and leadersh

rate on the s.e.c., the transparency, the reporting. anybody who knows anything about negotiations knows you can't post a public notice about what you intend to do and hope to be successful on the outcome. i happen to have been a professional on both sides of the labor management negotiations table and i can tell you, the last thing in the world you want to do is post your playbook. that would be a little bit like the football team saying, come here, defense, let me tell what you we're going to do, and that would in fact be the net effect of this particular approach. the objective to maintain the integrity of the mccarran-ferguson act -- mccarran-ferguson act is the right is the right one. in some cases it doesn't go far enough. the truth is, we ought to have these international discussions and negotiations for international firms. but this bill would only apply to the iaif. there are a lot of international forums where insurance is at the table. the fact of the matter is, the state regulators ought to be at those tables as well. look,

on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning and welcome to the san francisco planning commission registry commission registry hearing for thursday, december 15, 2016, any kind. proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to call roll at this time. commissioner president fong commissioner johnson commissioner koppel and commissioner melgar we expect scombhifks commissioner vice president richards and commissioner moore to arrive firefighters first proposed for continuance none so move on to the are considered to be routine may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the publ

at the location of the tree and the curve the bulb out it is that is the tree there that's on the boarder line of their property we have photographs to illustrate that if we have time to show the footage of they're building 14 square foot the rontsdz failed to have an inspection 72 hours per the procedures it states on the permit application that failure will render this permit newly and void it was - they told me this violation was grounds for a hearing referring to the douglas construction brief on page 5 quote this is what they said we skipped the inspection and a site visit would have been a pointless waste of time since douglas thought it was unimportant went ahead and built the shed i find it, it is clearly stated on the permit application my third point douglas built the shed larger than specified 9 foot by 3 foot 6 by 6 feet sorry 6 feet two instead they built that 5 by 7 foot two 6 inches wider this is the illustration of their - a structure with smaller structure a hazard even the height of a trash can someone can hide we have photographs of the dumping this blights our neighbor

in the opinion of the chair, the ace have it, the ace have it, the -- the ayes have it, the ayes have it, the journal stands approved. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. lear the well. he house will be in order. the house will be in order. please. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i send to the desk a concurrent resolution and ask unanimous consent for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the concurrent resolution. the clerk: house concurrent resolution 183, concurrent resolution directing the secretary of the senate to make a correction in the enrollment of the bill, senate 612. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the consideration of the concurrent resolution? without objection, the concurrent resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider s laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that the committee on oversight and government reform

second retail level will be the format of the because the shift. >> is the 34, 5 and 6 and where the parapet begins and the capital - >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> commissioner hillis. >> just a question on the retail use is it your intent to divide it up into upper floor retails i'm curious on the second and third floor. >> you envision tenants on the space. >> thank you, commissioner i'll try to answer that we don't know what the tenant will be an ideal situation a ground floor arrangement took all the parts you had a hearing a couple weeks ago about the cultures of time third floor we'll doing everything we can to lease that i know that third floor for retail and non-office use or have to come back the answer not a tenant we don't know house those floors will be used in working with the staff we have a probability of multiple entrance and corner and an optional second entrance on the grant that serves a second retailer that for example, might take part of first floor up to a second floor and third floor. >> so. >> thank you. >> does that answer your question what you wanted.

, the bishop, the deacons, the presbyters. were institutions developing in some christian churches, but only in some, and this was not universal, by any means. >> we have, in effect, different brands of christianity living, often, side by side, even in the same city. at one point, in rome, justin martyr has his christian school in one part of the city, and the gnostic teacher valentinus in another school in rome, and another so-called heretic by the name of marcion is also in rome just down the street somewhere-- all of these alongside of the official papal tradition that developed as part of st. peter's see in rome. >> narrator: there were still debates about how christians should relate to judaism. one group following the jewish calendar felt that easter should fall on the same day as passover. others thought they should follow the roman calendar and celebrate during the solar festival of the spring equinox, on a sunday. and marcion wanted to strip away everything that smacked of jewish traditions. >> marcion was a wealthy s

before the outsourcing of the activity the american jobs, the u.s. companies to form the multinationals are the further erosiothat the furthererosion ox base. it impedes the growth in the tax policy and we talked with the discussion on the brady and trump plans keep in mind that only people pay taxes. corporations don't pay taxes. it's the legal responsibility of the burden of any tax falls on the capital and consumers. they say it is a cut out of business. businesses are made up of people. the attacks has fallen. we are cutting business and that's important. we have been doing the opposite recently and now is the chance to do something more competitive beginning next year we will have them in serious abou is seriousm and that's why we are so excited. it proves the most basic affect the more you tax the capital labor the less you get. it makes clear that incentives matter. the tax reform with lower individual tax rate. one thing we shouldn't do we shouldn't raise tax rates. it's one of the highest in the industrialized world and increases the lower t

the united nations, the general assembly and the security council have the obligation and the mandate to defend peace and international law. furthermore, the united nations and the security council have the moral obligation to support the palestinian cause, because they have a very great responsibility for the tragedy of the palestinian people. this is why they must issue all the resolutions they can to protect the palestinian people. and force israel to respect international law and frankly, openly enter a peace process based on a two state solution. the resolution we adopted today is the first step on the path to a peacefully negotiated solution between israel and palestine with support of the international amenity. it is therefore necessary for israel, the occupying power, to put an end to policies derived from [inaudible] as well as the gaza strip, which has gone for almost a decade and is a flagrant violation of international law. these are essential conditions for what we have achieved today to be consolidated and move forward, toward a political solution in which israel and pal

sting of the the u.s. oklahoma -- are the uss oklahoma and -- bombers make short work of these two naval boats. >> and alie helpless sad reminder of cowardly strategy. to make possible a surprise attack in pearl harbor, the japs built two summaries that enabled them to sneak blows. several of the surprise weapons were blown from the water by direct hits. others were beached and captured. while sky and sea fire was still raging, salvage crews inspected our naval craft to investigate what may be saved. have been bombs silenced, preparations were under way to salvage these two warships. low tide the huge propeller felled by thea, enemy, was high above water. responsible for these two losses to our pacific fleet. here is the actual bombing of jap planes.ona by by fearlessade cameraman who thought nothing of his own safety to make this record for our profs -- record for posterity. bomb falling directly through one of the battleships funnels exploded in the engine room and set ablaze tons of fuel oil. black smok

the pictures show the stuff on the fence. this is one of the reports, the blight. we talked to an oakland city councilman about the city's response about the complaints about the building. >> certainly we are short staffed at the inspector level and fire marshal level and, so, we are trying to -- i don't want to lose the focus and stay in focus on the families but the reality is we have take silts in oakland, throughout east oakland, warehouses that are converted for different activities without the fire code inspections, without the building permits and we have to do a better job. >> well, we learned in 2014 the building was cited for construction without permits. last month the owner was cited for blight. the building is owned and is supposed to be used as a warehouse. >>> coming up, an outpouring of support and information streamed over social media in the hours following the fire. the online sites that were critical early on about the people that were missing. ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to

that the senate concurs in the amendment of the house to the amendment of the senate h.r. 2028. with best wishes signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 12, 2016, at 9:41 a.m. that the senate passed with an amendment h.r. 5602, that the senate passed with amendments h.r. 3842, that the senate agreed to house concurrent resolution 183, appointments, advisory committee on international exchange rate policy, united states economic review commission. with best wishes i am signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on december 12, 2016, at 12:49 p.m. that the senate passed senate 334

the coastal and doing a stand point pass the big dump truck from the north end of the beach to the south side that's trying to protect this while they get a bigger plan in place those permit expires in 2017 this permit is to make sure we are ready for the project that will come in we have an ax plan not as urgent but a concern on the western shoreline this amendment will include language how we will evacuate and what our goals to protect the coastal resources to incorporate a few pieces of master plan by spur and 10 and 12 to identify what has to change and the ways to maintain the functions we love about ocean beach make it a great place for had been at that time and protect movement we want to address the sea level rise was not on the radar in 1986 not in our local program and the biggest immediate move this policy amendment will manage the - in the ocean beach master plan and a lot of public outreach the idea over time parking lots and restroom and the great highway will be removed so that the beach is a migrate eastward beaches adapt themselves we have to get out of the way so this h

share the wealth the little bit. the other thing is the earned income tax credit.ill help small business. if you are a small business that needs wages that $10 to get by, doesn't mean that you are a bad person. if that's how you survived, this will help you. it will allow you to maybe afford new benefits over time. there are solutions for this. anna: jamie dimon there speaking to megan murphy. where the conversation goes in 2017, also interesting where the -- the oil story is topical at the end of 2016 with the opec members and their friends coming up with their deal. commodities are back from the brink and that's what this chart illustrates. raw materials cap their first annual rise since 2010 after gains in energy and metals such copper.and there as toertainty how sustainable it is in 2017, not least of which, one of the uncertainties around the opec question. yusuf: the other factor is of course donald trump and infrastructure spending, that it will create the vortex for demand across the commodities. if there was a crown for the best-performing commodity, it wo

the call after the storm. some of what is happening in the asian equity sessions and other asset classes as we consider whether the market is making of the latest coming out of italy. forgh of relief, promising italian voters. that was the conclusion over the weekend. it has come down the little bit. running into that italian vote. it did not take long for markets to readjust this time around. let's show you where we are on the asian equities session. italy reliefe rally as the president of italy seeks to minimize political fallout. approval could happen this week. s&p futures are muted. the dow returning to record levels. u.s. data is in focus. that is the focus as we go through december. we got that you -- news yesterday. we see the euro is weak or by about .1 of 1%. near its strongest level since the middle of december. we have the price and therefore you. another -- down another 1%. snapping that four climb that we have recently seen. rba.ange in rates from the let's get the bloomberg first word news with

proposed the more parking the higher the target then how to meet the target the standards the listing of all the measures in the memo some of the measures for example, bike parking level a the amount and scales up there additional points if you count scaling of certain measures in total 56 measures for a project to select all of those measures are based on research and data in the field and they are assigned point values bans in their value for example, things they chuch one point and showers and lockers and other additional bike things they may achieve 2, 3, 4 or points and more specific like transit subsidies and reduced parking overall those receive higher point values. >> and going to the parking issue the amount parking determines the to death but, achieve the points by parking at or below the neighborhood rate the map you see here is the city broken down into the transportation analysis zone somewhat like we use those zones for transportation analysis in the city we have a model that use certain amounts of real data we'll touch on later to talk about the neighborhood parking in

the group says the it will probably be in the billions. another bright spot, japan has a an industrial output rises the most in five months. an outflow fears, chinese authorities could be braced for renewed pressure on the currency as the convergent quota increases flight concerns for the pboc. ♪ anna: a very warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship morning show. i'm joined by use of who is over into dachshund joined by yusuf who is over in dubai. yusuf: what caught my attention this morning, we are still in a low bond you'll situation after the holidays and people still struggling to get back. concerns are being set andifically between bonds inare up 235 basis points that spread. very mind this is from 167 basis points back in november. ofis of course an indication the lack of consensus among analysts when it comes to how european core yields are going to evolve in 2017. there is of course the scenario for lower longer-term yields and flatter curves supported by the low inflation expectation and rising political risk and th

the uk than the —— friendship?iendship? that's for me to say, that is for the government of the republic of ireland to say. what i will say and what i hope everybody would accept and agree with is that i think it has been very welcoming to see the growing relationship between the uk and the republic of ireland in recent years. and i want to see that continuing. , asked about the devolved administrations? they have the ability to make laws themselves. how would the great reform bill or act affect them in that respect? would they be required to adopt any eu legislation themselves, or would it all be done ona uk themselves, or would it all be done on a uk bases? these are matters of detail that would need to be looked into. it would be affected by the devolution arrangements that pertain in each of the devolved penetrations. so there are aspects of eu law which, as i say, will brought into domestic law in the uk, whether that is specifically in a devolved government or simply as an overall in the uk will be a matter o

provide the documents included in the packet the ownership by the sponsor indicates the property owner if 1973 to 2014 was the california conference of the evangelical church with the current property owner during the ownership that a mario who filed a wrongful eviction and omar resided on the property the sponsor contacted the attorney mr. valentin well and the pastor of the church next door that hired mr. valentin wall and as part of the agreement they resided on the property while the lease was terminated the churches lawyer maintained the property is not with the articulate ordinance because it was licensed re89 to employment they are not tenants but others this was referenced in the landlord response to the immunization that factored into further action and closed the case the staff believes the sponsor adequately r07b8d to looking this matter, however, ultimately the planning department couldn't definitely determine if this was according to the rent board, however, no tenants in the buildings both vacant with regards to the commissions censure concern about the visibility of the

will the guests pleaswhile the r the arrival of the official party. the official party for today's ceremony includes jacqueline ashwell superintendent world war ii valor in pacific national monument park service the regional director pacific west region national park service. >>> navy region hawaii and naval service group the pacific ♪ ♪ united states pacific command arriving. ♪ ♪ please be seated. ladies and gentlemen it is customary december 7 we observe a moment of silence as 0755 to commemorate the beginning of the attack on pearl harbor. 0755 you will hear the ship whistle. please join me at the time bowing our heads for a moment of silence to remember those that courageously fought and those who died here december 71941. the f-22 raptors from the 199 and the 19th squadron for the flyover formation from just beyond the arizona memorial and continuing over the island in honor of those who gave their lives here 75 years ago today. you may see one pull away from the formation and fly to the club's honor on december 7 the gap in the formation represe

giving a behind-the-scenes of the -- account of the attack. and then at one, the pearl harbor 75th anniversary ceremony from a national world war ii memorial in washington, d c with keynote room -- remarks by senator john mccain. >> next, a conversation about the u.s. political system and whether third parties can survive in the current two-party system. this is hosted by the new york university school of law. >> good morning. my supremely talented and collegial codirector, as the nyu law schools legislative and regulatory process clinic, i want to welcome you to the inaugural session of the forum. newprogram today, a political system promises to be very interesting and perhaps a bit provocative. this forum would not be possible without of sidleyus support austin. togives me great pleasure the co-head of their litigation practice and one of the firm's national cochairs of its recruiting committee. of particular significance to us, john is an active alumnus of the nyu law school. john: thank you, sally. is honored to support the form which will

the cities, the education of the children, and the reduction of poverty.he problems were not simple once and each, whether relating to the war, domestic spending, national security, or the shaping of the country's future, each had to be considered not alone but only as one part of the greater picture. an outsider could only guess where the answers would be. it was clear that when the answers came, they would reflect hours, days, and weeks of questions and debate on each topic. 3, therday, december president took a break from his busy schedule apparatus -- busy schedule act the ranch. accompanied by mrs. johnson, the secretary of state, and the ambassador, he paid a visit to a small rivertown across the rio grande. the president of mexico and his their american visitors on a bridge spanning the river that separates the two countries. it is a small town but its role in hemispheric relations is a big one. it is here that the united states and mexico are building dam.mistad for friendship when completed in 1969, will help prevent the floods that in the past ha

the first thing is not the where, it's the whether. republicans have a major decision to make and so do the democrats. there is a tendency when one party gets power to overreach. my hope is that the republicans won't do that. paul ryan is going to have his work cut out for him, even though he continues to have a majority because he's going to have a wing in that party that is going to push him too far. and if he makes the decision to try to get some bipartisan progress he'll work with democrats willing to work with him, that is going to be a huge advantage for us to get practical things done. the second, the challenge for the democrats is do we fight for failure or do we put out an affirmative agenda that we're advocating on all these topics we know need to be addressed? s and that remains to be seen. the democratic party is in some turmoil now. we are now a bicoastal party. we have white hispanic, working class americans. we have soul searching to do. we don't have the answers credible to a lot of people we think we represent. the bot

in the aftermath of the attack, the mood who was notable for the steadiness of resolve in the absence of hesitation. in her weekly radio broadcast, eleanor roosevelt reflected the feelings of the american people. andnow what we have to face we are ready to face it. whatever is asked of us, i am sure, we can accomplish it. we are the free and unconquerable people of the usa. in subsequent months, the military will transform itself from a combat power transferring -- trailing back of romania into , a battle hardened superbly led fighting force and more technologically capable than any other in the world. the american economy would transform and expand into a colossal engine of war. clothing, feeding, arming, and fueling not only the american military, but the militaries of britain, the russians come the free french and others to gradually overpower the actions that which cannot approach the overwhelming american output. for those like me who received , the unearned gifts of freedom paid for by the service of all , americans during world war ii, our obligation is to remember and honor th

it is on the the work. he went to church and then straight to bed. >> we have to mention the favorite local volunteer, tinker. they ring the bells for the red kettle campaign. you can catch him in action at fair park in west bend this cabela's christmas eve. there maybe snow on the ground in some of the neighborhoods. >> but this morning, warm thoughts and where to go to celebrate summerfest in style. >> plus, hundreds of animals missing from a center. >> first, a live look at the scene of a crash on highway one hundred near morgan. this is a view from at least one person with injuries. melinda: right now, a local police officer cleared of any charges in a fatal shooting at a local park. why the victim's family is now # turning to the federal government for help. andy: plus, fighting the country's deadly drug epidemic. what you might notice on your way home from work today that's designed to save lives right here in southeast wisconsin. melinda: but first, weather watch 12 as we take a live look outside. so

the recommendations the doj makes as well as in the white house and the president. i think when you're talking about clemency and pardon see, it's a very individual individual decision. i think will be hard to craft system for blanket commutation of a group of people. we look at the situations where people were held accountable for their behavior. this is not a blanket approval for what got them there in the first place, but how have they handled themselves while incarcerated. what what length of sentence did they receive. is it a sense they would likely receive today and how we look at these type of offensive and just being very careful about how we review these matters. i have a great deal of respect to josh use a tremendous asset of yours at the department of justice and he works with us and we are happy to have him there. >> we are happy to have his help as well. >> as well as all the members of the media who work with us. i think it's an important role that you play. i still believe that as we look at how we have tried to look at the entire criminal justice sys

the next question the things they've not be able to do the cac kind of speaks to the projects in the project area in particular, the balboa reservoir and pubically owned sites yet followed different trajectories around the conversation and so i think that is without getting into the weeds one of the contradicts i'm interested in particular 2, 3, 4 addressing thank you. >> my final question what's our thought about the geneva bart schedule to get online with 2020 i think that is around that time. >> i'll - i think that there is ample wanted to get ahead and understand how to meet the needs of folks that live here now and make the transit hub assessable to folks from the outer mission and mission terrace neighborhoods and so do that development in a way that will be really making in supporting transit ordered development rather than displacement those are some of my thoughts. >> thank you, thank you all right. >> thank you back to supervisor avalos i think one more applicant i don't know if she's here. >> i'm not sure if raphael our last applicant is here she's not any other people tha

by the time the militia arrived they found the bodies in the whitehead's family slaves. the slaves told the whites they remained loyal to the whiteheads, but one local white identified him as a rebel who he had seen at the battle. the troops from revolt shot him and henville shot him, fell dead near the remains of his mistress. the other slave to remain on the plantation also proclaimed their loyalty to the whites. their innocence. wallace, an old negro man claimed he had shown the most incredible loyalty to catherine whitehead. when will, when the rebels grabbed whitehead, wall is begged him to spare the life of his mistress. will,ea had no effect on the man nat turner would call my executioner. after killing whitehead the rebels threatened wallace, who reportedly answered that he cared not to live now she was dead. you whitesd to tell were skeptical of wallace's claims, but they were more skeptical of the claims of the story of hubbard. according to him, harriet whitehead, one of the whitehead daughters survived a result -- revolt because of his efforts. hidden between

manus: at the start of the show, i had the s&p 500 at the top. the options surprised me. -- excuse at a record. 900,000 college positions. -- call-up positions. u.s. grandm, the rally, record after record. are you surprised, do you think it will continue given the fed is in hike mode relative to the rest of the world? michael: we are not surprised. we think the data is justifying it. you were seeing in the middle of this year that there were valid concerns i think about the potential that recession risk in the u.s. was rising. you thought earnings fall and traditionally, a pattern where the bunnies cut back on hiring and business investment. -- wheres behind us they would cut back on hiring and business investment. that seems behind us. it there is improvement in the fundamental economy driven by a better consumer. that justifies the rally in equities. how much further can you go? you probably see a relatively low but still positive return. manus: single digits? michael: mid single-digit return for u.s. equities. manus: stay with us. we have a little bit more to get you.

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. president obama is vowing that the u.s. will retaliate against russia but he's at odds with donald trump who refuses to believe that russia carried out a cyber attack against the u.s. >> president obama urging mr. trump to accept the intelligence. >> my hope is that the president-elect will be concerned with making sure we don't have potential foreign influence in our elections. >> hillary clinton said the interference was ordered by putin as retribution by her work as secretary of state. >> i could do view it as a threat from a foreign power and i believe that putin and the team around him certainly believe that there is some benefit to them for doing this. >> congressional leaders will conduct a review in the new year, the members of the electrical college will cast their votes on monday and they are demanding a briefing before then. >> we'd like to see the evidence before the media reports and find out where the manipulation is and determine if there's a

the resolution will further the tension between the two. >> the jewish will say we have to build the matter what we do, and extremist among heirs will say that terror pays. >> reporter: resting let donald trump slamming the administration on twitter and says after the un things will be different after january 20. >> the prime minister bowing -- vowing to get the resolution a city, democrats and republicans vowing to take up the matter. fox news. >>> a white christmas in the sierra and it cannot of been a better weekend for the snowbirds as they head up to tahoe for the holiday, getting several feet of fresh powder thanks to that slow-moving cold store moving through the sierra on friday. in the bay area, no snow but there is a chill in the air, cool by california standards. >> and even into studio, bundling up. good afternoon.>> reporter: with lots of sunshine, a hard to believe it's kind of comfortable if you get the perfect angle of the sunshine, and of course we had very cold temperatures this morning, and as i step out of the way to trade this beautiful view, people outplaying an

that you had on the one hand the dead body of the poor driver from poland who on the one hand the deadd who had driven the truck to berlin before it was hijacked by this man. he was killed in what looks like a struggle. the suspect then fled, but it does look, police say, that he possibly be injured which is why they have been searching hospitals to see if the suspect is in fact in one of them. all right, damien, thank you very much. that's damien mcguinness there with the latest from berlin. the headlines on bbc news: german police have launched a manhunt for a tunisian man suspected of carrying out an attack at the christmas market in berlin. extra security measures are in place at buckingham palace. a multi—millionaire property developer who murdered his girlfriend is jailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years. in sport northampton saints escaped punishment after their handling of a head injury to gorge north. he has been out of action since landing on his head against leinster this month. the two time wimbledon champion won't hold a racket for at least three months. she had su

more the units are in the community it is preserving the existing stock in the community and the units are online at or about the same as the market-rate thank you. >> thank you for share our perspective shawn. >> good afternoon with the residential builders i'll hear in support of this ordinance and the two amendments i'd like to thank supervisor campos and the mayor that he the project i wondered why it took so long to get here the most affordable stock the football housing stock if we preserve the housing stock we have and by working out this program we'll get a lot more units for smaller sites than onsite again, we stabilize the neighborhood i ask you to move forward with this legislation. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon thomas executive director of livable city we're happy to be here this is a great step forward more affordable housing in the city we ask you to look this ordinance and move towards implementation look at a disconnect between the small sites and another imperative within the city accessary dwellings especially illegal units this year we have

this has to be on the basis, the conviction of the two sides to end the conflict and achieve the two state solution as a viable way forward. it can be embraced by not only these two peoples but can be embraced by the region and the international community. we will continue to provide whatever we can to support that process within the ability of both sides to recognize that this is a historic moment and it is in their best interests and the interest of the region and the interest of peace and security. that we finally end the conflict. mr. indyk: as you know, i have had some involvement in the last go round of direct negotiations. one of the things that was highly problematic there was the fact that we had no agreed terms of reference. 338 do not apply to the israeli and palestinian dimensions of the conflict. mr. shoukry: we have also. -- we have oslo. mr. indyk: but it does not have a state of final negotiation. has been a lot of talk of late that it would be useful to introduce the yet the security council and update to the resolution which would have parameters are principles that

i would hope at the end of the day that it includes the other side of the equation and the lesson we learned from mexico. we used to have tons of people coming up here from mexico. tons of them. most of the folks who came here for years where from mexico. they don't come anymore. they're more going back into mexico, there's a reason for that and the reason for that is frankly they have a future now. they have hope, they have a solid middle-class and we have been, i think, helpful in helping them ensure that happens to ways that benefit them and i think us as well. does what i've said make any sense? if you say no, i'm not -- i'll leave. >> everything you said makes sense, sir. >> chief deputy? >> i concur with you. >> thanks, i want to conclude if i can. thank you both for being here. i said to the chairman you're a breath of fresh air, we appreciate your leadership and the way you approach in. as as the chairman mentioned this is i think probably the last hearing where i will be the ranking member just to say how much i've enjoyed working with him and all of our colleagues. it's bee

dax,the german market, the the turn index, be aware of the difference, the way things are tabulated.s just cleared 11,000 for the first time this year. 51 points this morning. these on the closing numbers. 8699.29.or the year, we continue to push higher in europe. div is disease in -- vies-in, rather than divvies-out . he talked a moment ago about buying fixed income, but europe represents may be better value than the u.s. market, so again, taking that the allocation model aboutt it is signaling the european fixed income versus equities and how that compares with u.s. fixed income versus u.s. equities. the u.s. market is getting expensive. it is one standard deviation expensive, and you can genuine y go to 1.5 before it gets very expensive. i think the real story is actually that european economics have the ability to create the profit is higher but i also think the cost structure of the labor cost in terms of wages is increasing. it is comparing at a higher rate. i think europe will do just fine in terms of bottom up. the issue remains the top-down issue of politics in all the elect

the moves in the yen against the dollar.ufacturers are focused on exports and therefore they care very much about the currency. the stock market moves with it. we think the currency is going weaker. at a time when the u.s. yield curve is rising. that is the tactical story. the structural story is completely different. it has nothing to do with the interest rates and everything to do with the changing corporate culture in japan. and you see success there, because lots of investors speak skeptically about where is the other arrow, it is missing in action. are you really confident that problems like immigration and all thatthe workplace, will be able to be delivered? find faultcan always with any reform program. immigration is the key missing part of what we have had so far. is stillployment rising. under the surface, the japanese economy is very strong. has the high r&b spend, and this is an issue about measurement as well. gross domestic income has been going up 1.6% year on year for the last few years. that is why unemployme

so from the standpoint of the sources of the pdb, the technology that is involved in producing it, the fact that it is more broad gauged in representative of the views and capabilities of the entire intelligence community, and on occasion, it does reflect dissent. those of the major changes. mr. brenner: vietnam was mentioned in more than two thirds of the pdb documents being released today. today's event is about history, and general westmoreland was the figure. you had the opportunity to bring him intelligence about the war. maybe we can take event of this opportunity to hear your views about what it was like how he received the information and your techniques and briefing him? mr. clapper: i had been in the air force 2.5 years when i went to vietnam. i was in the first 100 air force officers called a permanent change basis. up untilthat point, late 1965, all u.s. forces that were deployed over there were on a temporary duty bases, meaning 90 to 120 days. i had been there about three or four months and was plucked out of the group of anonymous lieutenants. i was told that next saturd

the deal by the end of the year, the find is smaller than the initial 14.of celebration for deutsche or an indication of how tough the road is from here? perhaps both. the $7 billion is a big relief from 14 billion dollars, but a year ago it would not have been thrilled with $7 billion. it will be a drag for a number of years because consumer relief has read out. it is not a huge hit in one corner which is good news. guy: litigation? michael: it is significant with deutsche, they are the outlier in terms of things still to go. you have fx, russia, metals trading. there are a number of a known's. some analysts see another $5 billion in litigation charges. they are not done. this was the biggest single -- tom: michael, i cannot imagine what your team is doing. i cannot imagine what european authorities are thinking. bring up the chart. this is simply deutsche bank, unicredit, you can see from the beginning of the year deutsche bank is 18%-15% underwater. unicredit, the list on enthusiasm over italian banking. michael moore bought right here. that is where he

>> ladies and gentlemen, the chair has called the meeting to order please turn off the electronic devices and please rise for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> commissioner hillis i'd like to call roll. >> please do commissioner president loftus commissioner vice president turman commissioner marshall commissioner dejesus commissioner mazzucco commissioner melara commissioner hwang commissioner president loftus we have quorum and also with us the intern chief of police the office of citizens complaints joyce hicks you. >> well to the monday, december 21, 2016, thank you for being here i'll start off by welcoming our newest supervisor commissioner hwang we'll get to hear from you it is great to have you here and change a little bit of the order of agenda so if you're following along i'll move up items 4 and 5 up to after 2 the consent calendar is we'll go in order one, 2, 4, and 5 and then sergeant, next line item. >> item one presentation of certificate presentation of the california de

died in the fire and about the man that ran the warehouse. we have live team coverage as mornings on two continues. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on two. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us, it's monday morning, december fifth. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. we are expecting to get an update on the fire. fire officials told us that there is a work stoppage. they are not going in because the building is not stable for searchers to go in. the work may resume around noontime today after structural engineers get a closer look. the death toll has gun up to 33 but -- gone up to 33 but it's expected to go higher. there are still people unaccounted for. it's not clear how many people were in the building. one of the people that died is the son of an alameda sheriffs deputy. >>> a criminal investigative team from the alameda district attorney's office is on site. oakland mayor libby schaaf said there are many witnesses to interview. the people that got out can hopefully shed some light on what happened. we are waiting for the press con

from the led's in the trees, to the icicle lights around the frame of the house. it is absolute sight to see. if you see a holiday lights display you think we should highlight, send us an email with the address. then watch 12 news at ten monday through friday for more colorful >> gorgeous. very pretty. now to the morning commute. matt? >> tim, we have a crash on the south side, off of the freeway, 43, 94 over the top of beecher street here in the west bound lanes of beecher under neath the freeway. the squads and tow truck are on the scene. no delays on the system. that is good news. we are delay free across the that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a head-on crash caught on camera. tim: a tow truck and a car collided in pensacola, florida. state troopers say the tow truck crossed the center line. a van managed to veer out of the way but a trailer behind that van clipped the truck. that sent the tow truck even farther into the opposing lane and then crashing into a c the driver of the truck and the car ar

to keep the british in the war against the germans. and in fact by the time of pearl harbor there was a shooting war in the atlantic ocean. american naval ships were escorting british convoys to britain. roosevelt had given orders to shoot on sight any german surface ship or submarine they encountered and that was happening. in fact, couple of american destroyers had been sunk with loss of life prior to pearl harbor. so his focus was the atlantic, and as a result he was stripping ships from the pacific fleet in hawai'i, much to the objection of admiral kim mel, the commander of the pacific fleets, and the last thing roosevelt wanted was a war in the pacific, precisely because it would affect his ability to help the british -- the british were getting sustained in part by the resources coming from the far east, and any war was going to disrupt that chain of resources, plus the american navy would shift ships from the atlantic back to the pacific if there was a war. very famously at one point roosevelt wrote to someone, member of his cab

what is the message? lisa: the faster the hikes the slower the growth. people are talking about how it is good for the banks that you are getting a higher yield curve but we are not getting that necessarily because of a fed hike and a faster pace next year. it is the exact opposite move you are seeing in the u.s. versus japan and europe, and this is something to watch. jonathan: a steeper yield curve, the banks are great. it rolled over a bit. david b.: there is a lot of things going on for banks. they should be a big beneficiary of a corporate tax cut that i at a, as the fed hikes faster pace in 2017 and 2018, i expect a flattening curve. do you expect of the u.s. dollar? it is way up there, touching toward record levels. david b.: it is hard to fight this trend. we are talking about the fed beginning to do a more proper hiking cycle particularly in 2017 and 2018, and there are troubles in the other part of the world. parity on the euro has got to become a base case. lisa: when we were talking about a flatter yield curve, how long can the dollar continu

works north and south of the border. >> the leader of the mouse has made the familiar arguments that he can't give answers that is all to be resolved through negotiations, brex it means breakfast, and it means brexit. when he was asked about the customs union in september because he said, and i quote, we have looked at this matter carefully and that is exactly the sort of decision that we will resolve before we trigger article 50. so, if the government is going to decide the position on the -- this issue before march 31st, can the leader of the house confirm that the british people and the british parliament will be told some answers to my questions before they tell the rest of europe? >> mr. speaker, the answer sounds familiar it may be because we need some constant reputation before the honorable lady will understand. the government is at the moment, engaged in a consultation with more than 50 sectors of united kingdom business to ascertain precisely which aspects of european union membership work well for them, which they see as harmful, where the opportunities beyond the membersh

action does not mean the end of the story because the devil is in the details but i believe the betweene the next 12-18 months. francine: you travel often. to the middle east. you are an expert on libya. what do we do with iran if donald trump agrees to pull out of that agreement? donald trump said the position of the u.s. towards iran was going to change. was this just a promise that a politician made during an election or will there really be a change? we don't know. the situation in the middle east is complicated enough. will go out again from the international community as it has been in the past. to think aboutve consumer spending and households wanting to buy things which would expose the economy. does a higher oil price impact how much money families here in rome for example has -- have? >> no one is forecasting oil prices going back to $100 in the near future. i don't inc. the oil price will have an impact on consumption in this country. francine: what has to happen in italy for this country to be more competitive? >> the real issue is the productivity of our labor. we have not b

the first one should be the document, the powerpoint itself, the second is the revised section for the workshop slides. we made some last minute changes after this went to print. in addition you have two one double sided version in english and spanish that will be discussed for workshop purposes. for those that are here at the table, there are black and white copies on the workshop section so you can follow along. we are going to cover all the pd plan of implementation and most of what will occur on the workshops in november. i want to start with reminding everyone with the context of where we are. for most of us, this will be repetitive, but it's good to set the stage for how we got to this piece of it. we were provided with $21 million with ccee to establish a statewide process to provide pd on the rubrics, are templates to support continuous improvement. part of this is for the training provided in each region of the state and available to all lea's. that report will come back particularly as we talk about the second component as it leads to the original leads and compliance library

the chinese role as the most important, the the indian role is the most uncertain, but i think we thenited states and japan need to ask ourselves is that in our interest to have a very important mechanism that will have potentially durable impacts on industrial economies without both our countries, including in particular this country in some kind of leadership role. this is geopolitics around energy and climate and the chinese roll is changing very rapidly and we need to deal with that in a serious and constructive way. the four or five things that i want to talk about is policy here at home. most of this meeting is focused on bilateral relationship and international policy but i think we do need to have some realistic expectations about what possibly could change at home, here in the united states. some things are going to change, clearly. especially if the current courts help the epa by removing some or all of the power plant. we will see epa slow walk revisions to the point where the power plant is all but dead, there are a variety of other areas where we won't see new roles and w

we developed the to provide the public with detailed reports describing the use in the to 25 mhz, the five the five gigahertz band. this tool offers stakeholders a way to evaluate whether to pursue and ultimately propose sharing solutions. we are now in the process of expanding the range of bands included which will be particularly useful as we consider new sharing opportunities in higher bands. meanwhile, last month, we released we released a report on the quantitative assessment of spectrum usage which examined five bands totaling 960 megahertz of spectrum to determine which ones might be good candidates for potential sharing. analysis indicates various types of sharing may be possible in some of these bands or portions of the bands. it gives us a roadmap for the more detailed studies that will be necessary before we will be able to recommend the bands for repurposing. we also know that research and experimentation will be key to helping us determine whether to repurpose spectrum. we are expanding the capabilities of her institute for telecommunication sciences in boulder colorado t

the back of the line.emony, voting process for department members to get silver medals and awards and most of the recipients came up in situations that they tracked about what they did and talked about using time and distancing in deescalation. one an officer was stabbed in throat on the freeway on-ramp and went for his firearm which he reholstered to baton because he recognized that the situation changed and the individual no longer had the knife and he had presence of mind to think about it as it unfolded. another situation a gentleman was sharpening a knife and had residents holed because they were too afraid and they formulated the plan of creating time and distance and they subdued him and took him into custody without shooting him. arguably a year-and-a-half, two years ago the officer-involved shooting scenarios pure and simple. that is what we're trying to preach and push today and the group standing behind me are meant to give you additional tools in the tool belt when you have those situation and