but we have allowed the system to deteriorate over time, physically. and we have done this by systematically under investing for decades in the system's infrastructure. and we have not to the extent that we need to control the system's costs. and although, some recent strides have been made for a long time in the forms of the system languisted. >> the system's struggles have real-life consequences for the city. when service is unreliable, people are delayed and frustrated in getting where they are going. leading to negative economic impacts and reduced quality of life. when service degrades, people choose other modes of transportation, particularly the private automobile. congestion and pollution, thus increase and traffic and pedestrian safety decrease. when muni struggles it is at risk at going in a downward spiral. ridership with suffer, resulting in lower fair collection and public confidence in the system goes down making it harder to convince our city to invest in the system. more people drive, which results in increased congestion and slower muni

chabot: i thank the gentleman and reclaim my time and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. does any member wish to claim time in opposition? if not, the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. chabot: i'll just make a couple more stainlts and then yield back. i would also note that almost 80% of the farm bill or spending , about $1 trillion over, all goes to the food stamp program. so we're talking about a very significant part of the overall farm bill. the g.a. notes in a report, and i quote here, it's inconclusive regarding whether snap or food stamps alleviate hunger and malnutrition in low-income households. think of that. it's inconclusive whether or not it thilely reduces hunger -- whether or not it actually reduces hunger or malnutrition, and the people it's supposed to be helping, if that's the case why are we spending all these dollars? this doesn't go to the entire food stamp program, obviously. it just goes to a certain item and that's reducing from a year, allowing those dollars to pile up to a reasonable

i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. e gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. lucas: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to yield the remainder of my time to the ranking member from minnesota, mr. peterson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. peterson: i want to assure mr. blumenauer that the chairman and i share his concerns and philosophy, but this is not in my judgment an amendment that's necessary because there's never been a situation that i'm aware of where the continuous signup has been limited by anything going on. in fact they can't get enough continuous acres signed up to meet the goals that they had. the same thing with the crep acres. so the department has administratively always made room for any continuous and any crep requests that are out there. there's never been a limitation. there's never been a backlog. there's never been an impediment to signing up these acres. the issue we have now with c.r.p. is these highland prices and high -- high land prices and high commodity prices, you're right abou

at that time, the board voted 4-1 to overturn the permit with adoption of findings at a later time, on the basis that this permit was not validly issued, that the determination of formula retail use should be reconsidered, and that the one-year bar against re-application would not apply. permit holder: monique ramos. project: tenant improvement remodel of existing retail space within existing mixed-use, multitenant building; renovation of ground level storefront faÇade for new retail establishment; no structural work; bpa no. 2013/03/01/1323.>> okay. we'll hold that off and take the next item. 4 c. item 4c: adoption of findings: subject property at 2118-2128 fillmore street. discussion and possible adoption of findings for appeal no. 13-030, mio inc. vs. dbi, pda, decided may 15, 2013. at that time, the board voted 4-1 to overturn the permit with adoption of findings at a later time, on the basis that this permit was not validly issued, that the determination of formula retail use should be reconsidered, and that the one-year bar against re-application would not apply. permit holder: m

"the l.a. times" said splendidly detailed biography. it is published by grace mcmillan. "the shah" is the name of the boat. hoover institution at stanford university. >> going as far back as abigail adams and martha washington, you find the first ladies played an active role in the white house and in the campaign said it took to get there. abigail adams is a campaign strategist for her husband. she helped advise him in order to win an election who he had to keep in his coalition. they were talking desperately about the politics and legislation that needed to be passed in which senators and congress men could count on and what he needed to do to win more support. >> i was curious what also you think the role of ceo isn't talking about capitalism and defending capitalism is. you talk about the role of government sometimes and how it works against business. do ceos have a role in talking about and defending capitalism and explaining it to people? are resistant to you. we do by example? >> guest: i think we do. one of the most disturbing statistics for me is for the longest p

at the time it was my understand that go mr. lazar was in the process of working in the city attorneys office to get a restraining order against her and she was not supposed to go to city hall or was not able to attend this hearing. i really have to question whether or not an effort was made to do that to keep her from being at the hearing to provide her own defense. and whether it impacted her ability to provide her defense about being uncertain about whether or not she would go to city hall to city offices to get documents and information to carry out her defense. i will notice again mr. lazar tonight has a bunch of documents he wishes to introduce. my question is if this is a fair process this should have been a matter of public record and something you could see in advance and it shouldn't be something that has come in at the last minute and very honestly, at the hearing, i got the impression and i have no acts to grind on either side. i'm not a street artist, but there was a lot of personal an animosity among the participant

closure which the rule stayed they should start closing a half hour before the time granted. i have basically 9 videos of them operating past 1:00 in the morning. and i would like to play you one. this is from 5/13 at 2:03 a.m. right outside my apartment window. it's very short. >> it's the noise from the bar? >> no. they have a boom box and a sound system. they are also operating a gas powered generator that powers i don't know what, maybe the electricity for this. there is also a side table and chair. you can see it draws 6 bars on my block and it draws everybody underneath my window. [inaudible] i have another one that's from july 15. at 1:55 a.m.. same scenario. i was notified by the dpw that they called the person, mr. stevens that they violated the permit and he received a certified mail notice that he was in violation. after june 24th for whatever reason he was not for the most part was not showing up. so there was none after that. he was operating a sound system, a power generator. the gentleman before me said there were other carts in the area, but there haven't been

i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: note that oco is not included in the budget control act and we are totally within the budget control act on this budget. i yield at this time 30 seconds to my friend and colleague, the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop. the chair: the gentleman from utah is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. bishop: as counter intuitive it may appear, when there is a drawdown there may be long-term savings but short-term savings are not there. in fact, the costs spikes. as all the equipment comes back from the war, it has to go to the depots for resetting, repair, and restoration. that is an extreme cost that has to be borne by the depots if it's not in this particular bill. that's one of the reasons why i support the chair's mark which is supported by chairman he as well as chairman ryan and as well as the original obama budget when it was sent here before for whatever reason they decided to put $5 billion out without giving us a plan going forward. t

i was not inspired by the jet set. at that time in 1960's, it was like very -- [unintelligible] for example, when i started to work, i am not all in the quatorze address. that is where some young girl -- among the young, i find more creativity, more interesting fashion in paris than in london. the sense of humor makes them to play more with the clothes and everything. in paris, i could see what was chic in what was not. one time i was working and was arriving at an industry job, and i was wearing boots. they looked at me and said, [unintelligible] as a reproach. i thought, ha ha, very funny. [laughter] but it was beautiful, which can be true but it can be awful, too, a beige. it is not because it is beige, but it could be the absolute beauty, no. it depends how it is done, how it is made, how it looks like. so i was like, let's say, killing the french fashion. i should say france in general. so absolute. it has to be like that. things that i did not feel like. i think it's time i was going, i felt really in love with london. i felt

another man took a customer eating at the time to the back. two chefs were also in the back working in the kitchen. the woman at the count ever complied and opened up the cash register. once the robbers cleaned out the register, they also robbed the four victims of their wallets and cell phones. that apparently wasn't enough. they pistol-whipped a chef and female worker. you can see the woman falling to the ground. she says they pistol-whipped they are about five times even after she complied with all of their demands. she tells me in chinese, she was very scared and still fears for her life. that's why she doesn't want to show her face. she speaks limited english. she is outraged by the oakland police department saying that the dispatchers did not pick up the initial 911 calls from people who witnessed the robbery. witnesses across the street saw the three gunmen walk into lee's garden chinese restaurant. robert ma was the first to call 911 but says he couldn't get through for up to four minutes. surveillance footage shows the gunmen inside t

thomas and his agent at the time was an structural engineer. we talked about all the costs involved. as a good faith gesture i indicated to him at that time that the assessment of costs that was associated with that particular tracking number i believe it's 401 which had an amount of $2,100 we would set that aside because he was being assisted through all the other numerous violations. we didn't place that on the loins. but looking at all the various line items we didn't feel that anything else could be taken off. so the issue of the illegal unit is not a issue of any merit because we signed off on a permit that he aborted and this is no permit issue there was any stand alone permit. even his agent did the research and this is what he proposed so that's not an issue. we decided to set aside all the other assessment of of costs we feel are valid. so i want you to understand that. so whether you take jurisdictions or not those are facts to be aware of. >> commissioner lee - >> and we're looking at besides the $2,200 we're looking at 22 thousand as

i appreciate the commissioners that agreed with us last time. there was a dispute however that was raised by the project applicant or permit holder which basically regarding what happened ten years ago when this third story was proposed, there were 4 dr request and they were resolved by actually house that is now built. there was an agreement made. we are not claiming there was a legal contract but there was an agreement made that they would remove that third story and various other accommodations were made regarding the design and the house and the landscaping. what they told the board was that they always intend today build this next story and the neighbors were fine with it and had no objections. we presented one piece of evidence that that wasn't true, it doesn't make a lot of sense, but beyond that we had testimony of john shields, one of the dr requesters indicating it was not true. since that time, since our rehearing request there is substantial new information in that the architect, karen pay son when the dr was requested was representin

i don't know why they didn't ask more questions at the time. had they requested the building permit history, i believe that attached to the 1997 the permit reduce number of units is in the copy and that's what they found when they pulled the record for the property. had there been adequate research performed by the department, the department doesn't incur the retention of unit. there is no way this unit was created. the appellant has been unable to restore a third unit of the property. if there was a permit to restore a unit that would be invalidly issued and we have the notice of special restriction. i think that is very clear that they have a good case to get the title insurance for failing to do accurate research. under this theory, there is nothing existed at all prior to the 1987 prior to the subject property. they only went back into ten years of research for a building that was built in 1900 and i don't think there is a full adequate review on their part. there is unfortunately a report currently that says three units and the department's

the states. i yield back my time. the chair: the time of the gentleman has expired. the gentleman from pefrl. mr. thompson: i yield back my time. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it. the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed. to pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california will e postponed. the chair: it is now in order to consider amendment number 39 printed in part b of house report 1113-117. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? mr. polis: i have an amendment at the desk. the clerk: printed in house report 113-117 offered by mr. polis of colorado. the chair: the gentleman from le, mr. polis and a member open owesed will control 10 minutes. mr. polis: in my district in cole, our trees in my district, primarilyly the pines have been plagued by pine beetle. it has infected our trees. they are killed by a related fung gus. have entire mountainsides where trees are dead and

the hearings. tom was at both and marilyn was at one. from that time i did absolutely nothing because in the letter i said i would wait years before i started the project and that's what i did even though the project was approved in 2011 and i stated all along that this project was not some real estate developer looking to make a quick buck, but this would buy behind be a project that i would leave for my family. this project was approved in 2011 and finally i decided to move forward in 2013. i have waited years and years and i'm just following the protocols setforth with the guidelines with the rent board and what is is required from the city and county and the state. i have no idea how the process worked but i have been very patient. i have waited and there was historical hearings and i waited and there was preapplication meetings and i waited and finally i had to move forward and when i did i did it despite being approved in 2011 and i don't know what more i can do at this time. so i leave it at that. >> i'm david fran and we paid the moving expense

the scene. >> here is video from a short time ago. this white car or your screen hit this forklift forcing it on the side. the people are expected to be okay. according stated that at the time of the accident the two people in the car, those that work here stated that the fork lift a driver has worked here for years and that he knows how to operate this. police are looking to see whether not speed was a factor. witnesses stated that this car was going 60 mi. per hour much faster than it should have been going. they stated that this is constantly a problem. they tell me that this street which is and gerald dry runs through this program is a market and there are a lot of trucks to that operate around this area. other employees stated that a similar accident occurred about a year ago. they're want to see something done. next hour you will see exclusive video of a moment right after this accident. >> the time is 6:02 a.m.. a young man is gunned down after an argument over a minor fender bender just in our short of his 23rd birthday. this m

and yield back the balance of my time. to allow the -- mr. mcintyre from the agriculture committee to control the rest of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. mcintyre: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of this bill of which i'm a strong supporter and lead co-sponsor, h.r. 634, and would like to thank my colleagues, representatives hensarling, grimm, peters, and scott for their commitment to working together on this as you have heard in the discussion that has occurred thus far. this bipartisan bill is a prime example, something our nation's yearning for to see here this this congress that members can and will work together when we need to find solution that is we can come across the aisle to reach and reach them quickly. the business risk mitigation and stabilization act will clarify that true derivatives end users are exempt from the margin requirements supplied by the dodd-frank wall street reform and t

for the first and only time in our countries history. watching frances cleveland into instant celebrity. it is the same basic layout as it would have been on juice -- june 2. when president grover cleveland and his bride to be came down what was then about large staircase to the family quarters at the west end of this corridor. they would have proceeded on the hallway, the music started up at the east side behind us here, where the united states marine band was assembled. the famous john philip sousa played the wedding march as the happy couple can down the hallway. they would have passed through these doors, these very same mahogany doors. come and the room, a different chandelier here, they would have did under -- stood under the chandelier. said their vows. an enormous amount of flowers in the room brought from the white house conservatory. a large table where the sofa is now is a stream of potted plants and potted plants underneath. flowers were hung suspended from the moldings. the mantelpiece was covered with flowers. the fireplace

i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. mckeon: mr. chairman, we have no further speakers. urge adoption of the en bloc amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendments en bloc offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. en bloc amendments are agreed to. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in house report 113-108 on which further proceedings were postponed, amendment number 2, amendment number 3, amendment number 5 by mr. coffman of colorado, amendment number 9 by mr. rigell of virginia, amendment number 10 by mcgovern of massachusetts, amendment number 11 by goodlatte of virginia, amendment number 12 by mr. smith of washington. the chair will reduce to two minutes after the first electronic vote in this first series. the unfinished business is the request f

i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. neal: again, thanks to mr. gerlach and our capable staffers. in the senate this was done by unanimous consent. that's an important consideration. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time having been yielded back, the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 475. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . . in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rule is suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. royce: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1151. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1151, a bill to direct the secr

i just never took the time out. eally didn't hit me until the judge sentenced me to 36 years and then it's like oh, my god, the rest of my life could just be gone. i don't believe that there was anything that could have helped me besides for this. >> six months after we met miles, we went back to see him at wabash. now in the adult population, we asked about the visit with his son. >> never had the visit. never had the visit. my parents, you know, they had the paperwork to bring him down with them. but she didn't want him to. i'd like to tell my sonny love him and hopefully if i get out, he never remembers any of this because he's still young. >> there's a lot of people. it's like day one all over again. >> i just hope some of my friends are listening to me, you know. some of my friends that were out there running in the streets with me, doing all those bad things that we did. terrorizing people. it could all change in one day by the stupid decisions you make. >> as for paul gingrich, lawyer monica foster continues t

them to park for the time necessary. there is a lot of considerations about the need of making sure that those are valid needs and whatnot, we think that population needs to be recognized specifically and that the program, might be able to be improved to meet their needs that the recommendation that i bring to you on the final day of recommendations and i want to thank you again, the board and mr. chairman for this recognition and i look forward to and look for toward for years of being involved with this agency. >> i am glad to see that you will be with us in one way or another going forward. >> thank you, very much. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> item nine, public comment, the public to address on matters not on the calendar, michael barrette and followed by lance caners and then phillip co-born. >> good afternoon. >> my name is michael barrette and i am with save muni and i have worked for four years of trying to be effective with the municipal railway input and i am here today to talk about the central subway and the f

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by the time he got there, she had died. he thought there has got to be a faster way to communicate information and news so he, among other people, worked on the telegraph, and he did not invent the telegraph, but one of the guys working on it and invented morse code. that's another sort of odd village legacy. there were cheap rooming houses where young art itions, intellectuals and others afforded to live. from the beginning, micking culture and money generally do not go together in america. you know, madonna makes a ton of money, everybody else makes none, and so artests and writers, ect., need cheap places to live and work and the village provided that, and, also, there was cheap places to eat in the later 1800s, there's french bistros, and anything french was bohemian because of the persian connections. t.j. woodhouse, who lived there, wrote a song about 1912, somewhere in there, about the village, and there's a line in there about, you know, it's all about how wild and crazy we are in grenich village, and we even learned

if the board members are tired at the time of the hearing. matters related to code violations, fire safety access are being addressed at the time of the dr, they have been addressed in the appeals process. nothing has changed from that point to now. when the appellant requests a dormer to be compared for a deck, it clearly shows that she has a lack of understanding of what is required. with respect to the neighbors coming, we've actually had an open house. the house is open on the market. you can see the calculation of what profit we might make. we've had neighbors come to apologize and say this is beautiful. i don't see why this was done. we don't know neighbors. i don't have the time to do that. and they have come on their own volition. we have not stopped them from coming in. we got introduced to them and they welcome the property. you can see in the dr process and during the rehearing process you will not hear any neighbors coming by. they are coming by and apologizing. in terms of getting your status update on the project, all the permit

and at the same time, sometimes stronger than men. so that i realized very quickly that women could be more interesting, more clever, because of maybe education or maybe because of the fact that they have not played football, to be quiet, you know, more into things to obtain. to obtain something. they have to be 10 times more clever than the men. they have everything it themselves already at the base. >> that we already know we are 10 times more intelligent. [laughter] >> yes. i mean, like, men did not realize that most of the time. even if the need. the need, you know. so that, you know, truly, i felt the power of the woman. at the time, also like the woman at sleeve and that kind of thing. we admit -- we -- women reacting on taking out the bra and putting it on fire. the fire of the bra. a symbol. showing that we are as much as the men. maybe we first tried to look at men to see that we are equals. after that, it was one that would then it can be as mature, strong or whatever, than a man. but we also see the attribute of imagery, of

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i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? mr. defazio: to speak in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized in opposition for five minutes. mr. defazio: mr. chairman, at the end of the general debate, we had some creative math and/or cherrepicking to make a point that is not accurate -- cherre -- cherrpicking to make a point hat is not accurate. 596 million barrels compared to 56 pa million in 2008. now in the offshore, when you use a certain number of years, obviously there is some anomaly. the anomaly was the worst oil spill disaster until the history of the united states which was the mcconnell blowup in the gulf which of course set back leasing activity and development in the gulf for a period of time. ed newr, week of now adopt regulations, we're actually requiring blowout preventers that work and a few other sorts of things that the obama administration's done to make the drilling safer. and under this administration, there are n

i didn't get it the first time. i didn't get it the second time. it the fourth or fifth time. you know? i'm at the age to where, you know? i need to do something different if i want to continue to live. >> it's hard to even discuss like my charges with people because they look at me like, you're in here for nothing. but to me it's something. but to them, it's like -- if it's not home invasions, murders or something it's considered small. >> sometimes it reminds me of a bunch of kids because it's a bunch of women who of course have their cycles and get emotional and get, you know, all these different feelings that happen and all this he said/she said and -- >> i've known some women here for a long time so i -- just keep around what i'm used to, what i know and stay away from what i don't know. >> i feel out of sort sometimes. but when you get to know each individual in here you become friends. you know? i feel like it's a lot of innocent people here. maybe i'm too trusting. i don't know what it is. but i've come to grow as a family with a lot of the

here's the strong opinion part of it. "time" magazine took a poll and found that more than half of americans belief snowden did the right thing. 54%. 28% of people polled think he should be prosecuted at all. as for the white house and what people think there, the chief of staff says president obama will speak on the issue in the coming days. >>> i'm going to play you some of the clips from people on the sunday morning talk show rounds. they were all talking about this nsa program and about snowden and the leaker and all of it. take a listen. >> i can't tell you how strong we need to make this clear. the nsa is not listening to americans' phone calls and it is not monitoring their e-mails. if they did, it is illegal. it is breaking the law. >> i think you'll hear the president talk about this in the days ahead. we foond ourselves communicating in different ways. but that means the bad guys are doing that as well so we have to find the right balance between protecting our privacy, which is s san crow sangt in the president's vie

. >> you have a lot of time, more than the normally allotted time. >> so we are opening this up to public comment and i believe that mr. warfield was going to speak. >> mr. warfield, were you going to speak? >> peter warfield, executive director of library users, i have had a long history with the library and unfortunately i can say that the new commissioner is mistaken. the job of the minutes is not necessarily to include anything that the commissioners say. or anything that their officials might say,vy been to a lot with the library commission. let me tell you they have it on frid which they wanted to put into the library and which we and the aclu at the chronic foundation thought or it was the technology that was highly privacy funding and so they had a forum and a fixed time went for two hours, and they had all kinds of invited people. and minutes, you know what they said? at the library commission for that meeting for the presenters and their two hours of discussion? nothing. not one word. and the library commission has also discussed on again, off again

kate in the number one position. 33.35 that is the time to beat. it's the best two that count here and we'll count it off with kelly rossi and nitro 38.18. mistake free run in round one which means they'll to have pick up the pace if they want to get down to the 33 second mark. >> the first go round right now i think kelly is going to push it for that extra speed to try to get a spot on the podium. >> sometimes pushing the speed is when you can see more mistakes happen but they have nothing to lose. they already got a clean run under their belt. >> wow. >> yeah, he likes to jump big and when you're getting that much air over the jump it actually costs you more time. jumping tighter and lower is a better way to try to maneuver. but they have another clean run here and i think they'll improve on their time. >> wow. coming in at 35.79. great job. not enough for the number one spot but faster than round one >> very nicely done. all the way through the course. working together and improving that speed. >> and here's the special story we're talking about.

we received violations on four locations at the same time. prior to that nothing. >> but you had previously done these without permits. >> no. i had one location on sutter street and we put the setback and that was permitted from the beginning and another one i took over a location on hey street. >> she's starting specifically prior to these particular atm's did you install in other stores the same similar atm's without a permit without a problem? >> no. these were the only ones. >> you had done those without permits? >> these are different. these are stand a -alone. >> okay. i understand. thank you. >> how long have you been doing this? >> 2001. >> san francisco only? >> all over the bay area. mostly san francisco. >> okay. >> is this a new type of atm? >> no. same ones you see everywhere. >> you have been doing the same ones and you never had the similar situation prior? >> we don't put very many outside. >> if i said i think i can do some atm business and you would come and if i called you four years ago, where would you put that machine in

didn't come at the right time. hat's not because of chris christie. that's because one of the advantages of -- you get to show sympathy for people who are victims of a storm and that gives a little boost to the president's efforts and that's just the nature of our our system works works and the natuf politics. i'm not going back to revisit that. the right thing to do is look forward and say how can the things i care about which are helping put people back to work, getting america on track to a balanced budget, fixing our schools, improving our healthcare system and getting the costs down, i do those things from where i sit today. >> neil: you're a big man about that. i'll still be the attacking journalist and follow up with this line of questioning. do you think that as others look back at the incident, hurricane sandy, for whatever severity it had clearly, it did arrest what had been the president's slide in the polls? there are others who look back at your post first debate performance, when you knocked it out of

it's pretty obvious you know when the time this of the of was made the developers were taking advantage and their streptout their money as much as possible. so if anything can help speed up their payments that would be good. i can tell you from being disabled there are a variety of uneven sidewalks like in front of the construction areas. i've fallen a lot of times because of the uneven nature of the sidewalks there. i'm going to ask you, please he said the deferral and start prussia the people who have been using the deferrals to pay up. thank you very much >> commissioners i'm john gom goldman architects. we're at 94 - you was also hired by the client to do the financial analysis. in this document that i'm reading from the planning department it doesn't describe any harm done so i was surprised to hearing hear there was harm done to the community. from what i'm reading hereafter the initial doubt there is any developer in the city who is opposed. so the question is does it harm anybody? i can tell you on our project it would be a huge difference. we're providing the affordable housing

woman candidate for the first time at the time of war was the iron lady, would she be tough? she couldn't mbakwe. a lot of time has passed. she has been secretary of state. she knows every world leader at the head of state administerial level. that is an advantage that no republican presently has. that sort of requirement does not apply next time around. >> looking back on that tape, first of all, my glasses are much nicer now than the ones of a few years ago. chris: we can do a whole show on other things. >> but looking back on it, it's clear and what joe says is right. the kids on the ground in iowa were the metaphor for what was wanted at that time. hillary was in the position of being an establishment insider candidate at a time after george w bush had kind of wrecked the image of the establishment of any kind. chris: well said. move forward. >> now this time around, hillary is in a different position. i think now experience counts for more. chris: because? >> certainly for the nomination. chris: because obama seems like he didn't have enough? >> yes. but also they made a