thank you, supervisor wiener >> i want to thank our home team the transportation authority thank you tilly and jose and someone that retired a few weeks ago has sense moved to austin, texas lee thank you for you're under arrest hardy want to give a round of applause (clapping.) lee promises he'll continue to have sf giants in the back of his pickup truck we'll hold that you i want to thank hearing officer and others for working on this (clapping.) and to caltrain, to gotten link and the golden transportation authority and thank you to everyone from of the government prospective there are a few people individuals i want to thank first and foremost the person when is the driving force behind had vision that's michael i don't know where michael painer is michael (clapping.) for those who don't know this is michael's design this is michael's vision and we had a chance of run into each other with the tour to meet i there in the middle of construction thank you for your hard work make no mistake this is your project to the many members as supervisor wiener mentioned a circulation of the fables t

tillis: thank you. senator cornyn. .> the chairman is not here the mostbe one of important hearings we have in the u.s. congress in a long time. people forget that we have a constitutional duty to do investigative oversight. what this olc opinion does is undermines the oversight that congress has under the constitution. why the attorney lynch, the newl attorney general, cannot just change the underlying policy back to what it was in 2010 so -- so it complies with the attorney general statutes. how can someone come up with a 67,l opinion of 66 pages -- and say that the law since 1978 is somehow preempted by these carved out provisions and all does not mean all. it defies common sense. and any legal theory i am aware of. it is the responsibility of a judge or lawyer to try to reconcile and harmonize the law, not to say that this trumps it. that we decided in 2010 that we " meansreempts this "all all provision in 1978. i find it disturbing. frankly, it continues a trend we have seen under the previous leas

and behold thanks for the hard work the reside opened earlier i came with my daughter and jose and tilly and parsons and others to take a tour to be the 1 people to drive on the presidio parkway it is an incredible experience for those who who didn't come i hope you leave here do create a traffic jam it is unbelievable makes it amazing a different experience and something that we will all be proud of to all involved on behalf of the a grateful city this is a product for generations thank you all for your support (clapping) thank you supervisor farrell and supervisor wiener for those wonderful remarks that captured the moment mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell mentioned was unfortunately unable to come he felt ill he called our office and he sends his congratulations to all of us and we are pleased and effort to have the mayors partnerships of the office of economic workforce development will be telling us a little bit more about the roll in partnering to create jobs and economic development as a result of this project ed mulling begin the new director mr. michael carr joining us to say

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're exci

and behold thanks for the hard work the reside opened earlier i came with my daughter and jose and tilly and parsons and others to take a tour to be the 1 people to drive on the presidio parkway it is an incredible experience for those who who didn't come i hope you leave here do create a traffic jam it is unbelievable makes it amazing a different experience and something that we will all be proud of to all involved on behalf of the a grateful city this is a product for generations thank you all for your support (clapping) thank you supervisor farrell and supervisor wiener for those wonderful remarks that captured the moment mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell mentioned was unfortunately unable to come he felt ill he called our office and he sends his congratulations to all of us and we are pleased and effort to have the mayors partnerships of the office of economic workforce development will be telling us a little bit more about the roll in partnering to create jobs and economic development as a result of this project ed mulling begin the new director mr. michael carr joining us to say

. >> good morning tilly chang bart has announced recently the general manager they'll propose to their vote to take a bond to the bay area we're tracking that the bay council did a poll of the arts alameda and contra-costa alameda to see how voters feel about a bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate i

. >> good morning tilly chang bart has announced recently the general manager they'll propose to their vote to take a bond to the bay area we're tracking that the bay council did a poll of the arts alameda and contra-costa alameda to see how voters feel about a bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate i

. >> good morning tilly chang bart has announced recently the general manager they'll propose to their vote to take a bond to the bay area we're tracking that the bay council did a poll of the arts alameda and contra-costa alameda to see how voters feel about a bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate i

. >> it would be awful for tillie if you were to free tillie. >> the greatest adventure of the summere movie free willie? it aroused so much sympathy willie was freed. a trainer helps free him. but once free wild whales wouldn't allow him in their pod. so willie kept returning to shore to seek contact with people, not long after he was free, he died. >> still if black fish is deceitful it raises a good question. is it right to keep animals like these in what is basically cages? >> is it okay to i am prison animals and gape at them and charge admission to gape at them. >> i don't want to pay to see animals in cages. >> many people protesting sea world say there should be no zoo. >> it is hard to justify them any more. >> what if we got rid of zoos? >> we are effecting kids. i was infected in the first experience at a zoo and a f giraffe bent down. i was forever changed i am going to work with animals. these people are having that experience. >> they fund money from the oh kau shows fund animal conservation. >> the only way we can preserve animals in the wild is to better understand the

mcdonald headed into the seventh war and then to jen tilly. if anything the seventh war had more shuttered businesses and more wrecked homes sporting the national guard's katrina tattoo. mcdonald passed to jen tilly and showed off the half wrecked building he bought under a program created to encourage investment in blighted neighborhoods and plans to turn it into a professional building. he bought a wrecked mini mall saying at least there is life back here. so i want to welcome you all to ask questions. they are asking if you had questions to walk up to the mike if you would not mind. anyone? i was so comprehensive there want possibly be a question possibly. >> in your opening, you mentioned the key players, bush, nagin -- nagen -- and i didn't here you mention bobby jindel who covered the lake view and lake front area. being from lake view, we all felt for a long time his absence and that the first congressional district was the hardest hit district in all of the 9,000 square miles of area affected by it. i was wondering did you cross this p

and behold thanks for the hard work the reside opened earlier i came with my daughter and jose and tillye a tour to be the 1 people to drive on the presidio parkway it is an incredible experience for those who who didn't come i hope you leave here do create a traffic jam it is unbelievable makes it amazing a different experience and something that we will all be proud of to all involved on behalf of the a grateful city this is a product for generations thank you all for your support (clapping) thank you supervisor farrell and supervisor wiener for those wonderful remarks that captured the moment mayor ed lee and supervisor farrell mentioned was unfortunately unable to come he felt ill he called our office and he sends his congratulations to all of us and we are pleased and effort to have the mayors partnerships of the office of economic workforce development will be telling us a little bit more about the roll in partnering to create jobs and economic development as a result of this project ed mulling begin the new director mr. michael carr joining us to say a few words >> (clapping). >>

. >> senator tillis. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you all for being here and for your testimony and for your advocacy on the hill. i had an opportunity today to meet with some north carolinians. i don't know, i see rachel confront and trinity down there ken turner. i know the others are in the room. i think a map of all north carolinians we appreciate you all wearing our teal blue today. [laughter] but i want, mr. amato, you mentioned something that as i was speaking with my guess in my office, we look at the need to provide coverage for cgm i think we have to take a look at benefits in economic terms think far outweigh the cost. because when you look at your situation, the stella, mother of stella, young girl, for your old was among us today we take issues relating a story about an accident that occurred and her car was damaged as a result of someone who is obviously in circumstances similar to what she described. as we go forward and build support for coverage for cgm we really need to articulate about the hidden cost that pr

. >> it would be awful for tillie if you were to free tillie. >> the greatest adventure of the summerwas freed. a trainer helps free him. but once free wild whales wouldn't allow him in their pod. so willie kept returning to shore to seek contact with people, not long after he was free, he died. >> still if black fish is deceitful it raises a good question. is it right to keep animals like these in what is basically cages? >> is it okay to i am prison animals and gape at them and charge admission to gape at them. >> i don't want to pay to see animals in cages. >> many people protesting sea world say there should be no zoo. >> it is hard to justify them any more. >> what if we got rid of zoos? >> we are effecting kids. i was infected in the first experience at a zoo and a f giraffe bent down. i was forever changed i am going to work with animals. these people are having that experience. >> they fund money from the oh kau shows fund animal conservation. >> the only way we can preserve animals in the wild is to better understand them. the only way to better under and them and fall in lov

. >> it would be awful for tillie if you were to free tillie. >> the greatest adventure of the summerthe movie free willie? it aroused so much sympathy willie was freed. a trainer helps free him. but once free wild whales wouldn't allow him in their pod. so willie kept returning to shore to seek contact with people, not long after he was free he died. >> still if black fish is deceitful it raises a good question. is it right to keep animals like these in what is basically cages? >> is it okay to i am prison animals and gape at them and charge admission to gape at them. >> i don't want to pay to see animals in cages. >> many people protesting sea world say there should be no zoo. >> it is hard to justify them any more. >> what if we got rid of zoos? >> we are effecting kids. i was infected in the first experience at a zoo and a fir giraffe bent down. i was forever changed i am going to work with animals. these people are having that experience. >> they fund money from the oh kau shows fund animal conservation. >> the only way we can preserve animals in the wild is to better understand

this month i was happy to join with supervisor mark farrell and supervisor christensen with direction tilly chang. >> the staff from the mayor's office and members of the community to celebrate of the openly of the new doyle drive on july 12th the presidio parkway was opened marking a major milestone for the 4 lane undivided highway built 77 yooshgsz along with the golden gate bridge to a beautiful parkway that serves the gateway serve city over the contractor g lc undertook a complex demolition of the structure and constructed new structures to handle the hundred of thousands of people that use the roadway everyday safely and ahead of schedule with the new doyle drive the access to the presidio and the new connections to the presidio for pedestrians and transit users and motorists alike we should be proud as co-sponsors of the project along with caltrans we took the mediate in lead in the earlier stages of the planning review and invested $65 million of the salesforce fund and finalized the funding plan for the private dollars as our director noted it is a celebration not easy to get to th

. >> we have our executive director tilly chang. >> we'll be presenting this and cac meeting no september this is unusual but for reasons of the expectancy we wanted to bring it forward. >> go for it like i said this is something we barely had a chance to go through the servicing but if you feel it is important then go for it as long as we can get an update and get the fill funding comes before us again in september when we have our meeting in august when we have our meeting and we can we have a recess next month and this item can go forward thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> morning, commissioners name may a chinatown residents today, i want to address the concern the clay intersection that intersection it is important i live at the corner every single day i see many people crossing the intersection going home or park or school there also many hundreds of senior citizens seniors that walk slower to cross the street the streets are a caging challenge for people to cross so crosswalks is not visible to geary when the cars - sometimes they'll block the

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tillyhang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're excite

danny will be hitting lesser an tillies as a tropical storm and then moving across puerto rico and towards dominican rep tuesday night and weakening when it it enter kourpters lan land. the exclusive accuweather forecast, sunny, beautiful tomorrow. sun in the form of clouds and muggy and still a nice day. 8 degrees. monday we get back in the heat and humidity, 90 before a cold front moves through and could spark afternoon thunderstorms and behind it we're back in the comfort zone. you like today, you'll like tuesday, 86. on wednesday dropping down to 84. thursday 83 and friday partly sunny with a high of 86. so all in all a very nice weekend. again more sunshine on saturda saturday. even sunday pretty nice summer day. >> sounds wonderful we'll take it. >> thank you, cecily. >> summer is coming to an end it meemz it's almost time for children to head back to school. some got help today in philadelphia. they hosted a back to school drive. students were able to get new back packs and school supplies and scosta hopes to get kids excited about learning. >> giving back to the community, hosting

. >> we have our executive director tilly chang. >> we'll be presenting this and cac meeting no september this is unusual but for reasons of the expectancy we wanted to bring it forward. >> go for it like i said this is something we barely had a chance to go through the servicing but if you feel it is important then go for it as long as we can get an update and get the fill funding comes before us again in september when we have our meeting in august when we have our meeting and we can we have a recess next month and this item can go forward thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> morning, commissioners name may a chinatown residents today i want to address the concern the clay intersection that intersection it is important i live at the corner every single day i see many people crossing the intersection going home or park or school there also many hundreds of senior citizens seniors that walk slower to cross the street the streets are a caging challenge for people to cross so crosswalks is not visible to geary when the cars - sometimes they'll block the

senator tillis is on his way back. so that means i get to ask another question.stion is for both dr. petersen and dr. weirman. you mentioned that you look at delirium, as well. and i'm wondering if there is research that shows that delirium in older people after surgery where a general anesthetic has been involved, which i have seen cases of, can be a trigger. i see dr. hodes nodding also. is there a link, can that be a trigger of alzheimer's? is there a link between the delirium that you sometimes see in older people after an operation that iolves a general anesthetic and dementias? >> between pointgood point s. and the first is that delirium succeeded comignitive function d the answer appears to be yet. so often for general apanesthes apanesthesia. so there can be a short term decline. most people recover fine, but the failure to recover relatively quickly is also predictive of long term decline. so both of these insults, whatever exactly that means, to the brain as a result of deep general anesthesia or delirium do seem to be capable of accelerating the functi

. >> good morning tilly chang bart has announced recently the general manager they'll propose to their vote to take a bond to the bay area we're tracking that the bay council did a poll of the arts alameda and contra-costa alameda to see how voters feel about a bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate i

. >> senator tillis? senator tillis: thank you, mr. chair. i want to get back to, and chairman dempsey, i'll start with you. i want to go back to what you said in one of your responses to the malign activities that i believe secretary carter in response to a question says he has no reason to believe that they will change. that's the iran terror network a -- to cyber terror, their ballistic missile program. it's their weapons trafficking. we could get into human rights violations. we could get into an ayatollah sending a tweet out that has the image of -- some say it is the president and some say it is an american. these people are evil people and they will continue to expand in areas they think they can. they are people who violated 27 international agreements or treaties. they have violated some of the terms of the nonproliferation treaty. some of that language is similar to the agreement we have here today. so they are dangerous. i understand why you would be concerned with the nuclear threat because it would limit other military options if

i want to also say that i'm so glad that senator tillis is from north carolina. senator bloomenthal from connecticut and senator donnolley from indiana i can't here. they care deeply about this issue. i'm pleased that joining us today on the witness panel is barbara smith and her husband dan gatsby. she is a well-known supermodel that graced the cover of fashion magazines. she is also an accomplished restaurantuer for those of us that have eaten at her restaurant at union station. retailer, actor and author. but nowhere are her grace, beauty, and courage more evident than in her fight against early on set alzheimer's disease. >> he has stood by his wife's side every step of the way. by sharing their story, she and her husband are helping to make a real difference and we thank you. next week will hear from dr. richard hotis who is the director of the national institute on aging at the national institutes of health. he also represents nih on the hhs secretary's federal advisory council on alzheimer's disease research cure and services. he also coordinates the nih r

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tillyng and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're excited

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're exci

tillis. >> thank you, mr. chair. gentlemen, thank you for being here today. before i ask questions we had a committee hearing last week with the irs and we had some concerns again with what a cynical view would suggest is a serious roadblocks for getting the right information to congress so that we can perform our oversight duties and i think an increasing trend with the agencies, never getting access to the information that they need. one question that i have and i think that i will start with mr. smith or mr. horvitz responding to a comment that mr. perkins made. do you believe that this is the best it has ever been? and we will start with you and go over to mr. borowitz. >> the process that there is that the department of commerce they are still evaluating the opinion. and i know that a letter from the irs, they are also looking at the opinion to block information to their inspector general. i'm not sure that there is a process at the department of commerce, other than to believe what the opinion is that it's a general permission and this is the thick tran

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're exci

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're exci

. >> good morning tilly chang bart has announced recently the general manager they'll propose to their vote to take a bond to the bay area we're tracking that the bay council did a poll of the arts alameda and contra-costa alameda to see how voters feel about a bond measure to primarily be for maintenance needs but to address operational and other sort future expansion it is our opportunity to weigh in our staff work with these with the mayor's office and bart itself to better understand what the options are important composing that program now there is a decision to move forward at least a proposal from the general manager in proposing that to her board. >> thank you. >> we'll check in for your guidance on that. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. i just had a question on that if there's a 3 county bond measure inch not seen 0 one in my time a 2/3rd's plus one vote. >> i'm not sure if we 2/3rd's yeah, i'm told twittered the first thing and cross the 3 counties. >> the county below and santa fe san francisco was super high the average of the 3 and also how many county wasn't participate i

so her advice for tillie for a long life, she likes to enjoy a mixed drink whenever she can and a nice cold brewsky during the summer. all right, philly. >>> all right. twitter decides to team up with the nfl, what this means for tweets you might see for the foot the ball season. the plus your next diet pepsi may taste different, what the company is doing to try to lure back people who have given up on the brand. >>> it is rainy out there this morning. if you just woke up you can hear the rain outside your window, trust us, this ultimate doppler radar is showing, quite a bit of it, we will zoom into philadelphia and it is still raining pretty hard here. it eased up on the heavy rain. that has moved all over to cherry hill and cinnamon son and other place's cross the river in the suburbs. then we will go down to vineland, millville and we have heavy rain down there. moving further south and the delaware beaches, ocean city, maryland getting a lot of rain. lewis is about to get heavier rain because the western part of sussex, and moving east and jersey shore, getting rain as well as area

well, digital now in vision and u tilly tarrian fields like laundry may represent a welcome change t. they all felt replacing mom and poms with national chains to the neighborhood of the uniqueness and charm. well, certainly changes the character of a neighborhood. >> in east harlem, matt king, "fox 5 news." >> well, ladies, you for too cold like ours. you can blame the male co wokers. the standard used to set door room temperatures is based on the body heat of the average man thand standard is across the such and europe. now since taller and muscular sometimes. the met tabulic rates are higher so they produce more natural heat and the suits and long pants also often keep them warmer than women. does anyone still like to listen to voice mail, never having to listen again. apple testing out a service that lets siri lynn for you. i cloud would said in text of the transcribed the new service could be launched next year. is like googlele voice. >> a stunt ride aring taking surfing to a whole new level. robbie maddison strapped small boards both sides of the dirt bike. look that. he tackle

a,'s joined by a thom tillis who formally endorsed her candidacy. this is 15 minutes. >> i have been asked to open this up. i'm happy to do that. we appreciate hillary coming to iowa to this venue to underscore the importance of rural communities. what she outlined is a bold and comprehensive effort to revitalize and renew the economy important to this country. her strong support for the renewable fuel standard as well as the bio-based economy which has enormous potential for job creation is going to play well throughout the rural parts of the country. mrs. clinton: i want to reiterate my appreciation to tom for his endorsement and being here today, but for his leadership on many of the issues i spoke about. i remember coming here when you were governor and talking to you. you were talking to me about wind power and showing me the first windmills going up and how you had focused on the state government, and the businesses of iowa to see the economic opportunities as well as the clean renewable energy. leadership matters. leadership that produces res

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're excited about

amato, i can't agree more with what senator collins and senator tillis said about the importance, not just of making sure that medicare funds the cgm, because it's the right thing to do but it's the economic thing to do. i just want to quote from a study that was done called diabetes research and the public good by to economist. it points out that diabetes caused the united states $245 billion in 2012 and that cost is expected to double by the year 2020. medicare costs from diabetes or $104 billion in 2012 and a projected increase to 226 billion by 2020. and increase costs are attributable in a large way to diabetes role at the leading cause of kidney failure, adult blindness, not dramatic implications fo and nerve damag, stroke, heart attack. those things happen because people don't get the treatment that they need. cgm as part of the treatment, there is no doubt that we should fund that can help with everybody healthier, we can get that legislation passed to make that happen. dr. rodgers, i wanted to ask you, you and dr. z talked about a number of the promising research that is goin

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're exci

mayor ed lee and the volkswagen of leaders for dianne feinstein for supporting this crazy idea and tilly chang and others that made that happen i this is a great thing for the city this is going to be a lot fun riding along the waterfront i want to focus an district 3 my district includes some of the density neighborhood in the united states we have a typography a roll call top great most of my constituents don't own cars we're trying to improve the public transportation for district 3 i'm thrilled that soon our district will have the first subway in san francisco and the first rapid transit in san francisco and i'm delighted to welcome the e line as charming and fun for my constituents this is serious business not only do we have those are o those dense neighborhood but welcomes tens of thousands of shoppers to union square tourist that are visiting fisherman's wharf and chinatown and other places in the district they need to get around and this transportation on the east side is virtually important not only to get people back and forth but to make sure our city runs smoothly we're exci

mary watson and pamela tillis from the executive dean's office of the knew school and they are wonderful partners in the series of events which are throughout the year. i also want to thank c-span, and it is so great you are here tonight filming this. it is such a pleasure to get to publicly introduce roberta gratz, someone who has been a hero of mine for a long time. she is an amazing writer, an acclaimed urbanist, and she has published fourfor previous books including most recently the battle for gotham. her writing has appeared in the nation, new york times magazine in the "wall street journal". as manyas many of you know she previously served on new york city landmark preservation committee and new york sustainability advisory board emily jane jacobs she splits her time between new york and new orleans. >> thank you for sponsoring this evening. i'm going to introduce my friends and colleagues. he's going to lead us in conversation. we lost john behrens to the evening for very good reason we will manage to self organize. we expected to be a lively conversation, and at some point we wi

. >> we have our executive director tilly chang. >> we'll be presenting this and cac meeting no september this is unusual but for reasons of the expectancy we wanted to bring it forward. >> go for it like i said this is something we barely had a chance to go through the servicing but if you feel it is important then go for it as long as we can get an update and get the fill funding comes before us again in september when we have our meeting in august when we have our meeting and we can we have a recess next month and this item can go forward thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> morning, commissioners name may a chinatown residents today, i want to address the concern the clay intersection that intersection it is important i live at the corner every single day i see many people crossing the intersection going home or park or school there also many hundreds of senior citizens seniors that walk slower to cross the street the streets are a caging challenge for people to cross so crosswalks is not visible to geary when the cars - sometimes they'll block the

senator tillis: mr. miller, do you have anything to add? mr. miller: i like the language added, the inspectors, their letter from the inspector to this committee specifies that the provision require no law restricting information applies to inspectors general, unless that law expressly so states and restricting that access extends to all records available to the agency, regardless of location or forms. in the priors: panel from testimony and your opening statement, it seems to me we all have agreement when he to fix it, even within the department. professor like, you made a comment, that i think is very important, something i am very concerned with. we can work very hard and have all of these intensive negotiations, everything else. but it does not seem that difficult. i think the month we are spending now, we need to come up not a $100le fix, saddle on a $10 horse. this is a straightforward proposition. i won't ask anymore questions except to say for those involved in this, keep it simple and get it done quickly, because we need to get the ins

a tillis that from the declaration of independence and the constitution, have obtained a guarantee ofheir political freedom and from the bible, they derived their claim to all the blessings of religious liberty, reedom to worship god. [applause] i recommend that you google reverend harry highland garnet and read that speech. in your self and the mindset that place and time. lincoln's last birthday, near the end of the civil war. the abolitionists and freedom that the freed slave understood about wright's coming from god and think do our children know this? will our grandchildren learn this. will we know that this civilization must understand the principles that rights come from god? if they come from government, government can take them away. they are in alienable did i challenge all of us to step up and defend your rights that come from god that are enshrined in the declaration and constitution. be not afraid. be bold. be local. step up to the pulpit and preach the word. if the come along and take away your bible -- not-for-profit status. is anyone in here in it for the profit anyway

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