president, supervisors, my name is ann bower as the san francisco labor council on behalf of director tim paul's on. he's not here. he's in minnesota. we represent over 1,000 workers and unions and we are in support of this project. this site is in its pivotal role and it's history. the club works with the labor community to honor this great rich history. our interest in this is to see the vibrant part of our community once again. we feel the current project does that. thank you for your time. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much, next speaker, please. >> my name is robbie schwartz. i have a 46-year relationship with the ilw. a couple books on the union. i think it's a misconception that should be cleared up that the cl ub is against preserving the legacy of 1934, the legacy of the building in that triek t -- strike and the legacy of harry bridges. they consider this to be an asset and the club's purchasing. the building is an opportunity to get the unions history out there. the secretary of treasure of the international is also a member of the board of commissioners. he called me, he

one table was nancy pelosi, former vice president gore, tim cook, paul allen, like a crazy baller table say hello." i call her "speaker." >> seth: sure. >> i was overly thrilled, i went over. started hitting on tim cook, that's a waste of time. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> a gal's gotta try. and then nancy pelosi was so nice, and she was saying, "i've been watching fashion police, and you're doing a great job dear." and these really sweet things, and then i see a girl a little to my left. i thought that looks like the singer lana del ray, i turned to her and i said, "hi, you're lana del ray, right?" she was like, i don't think so. you know you go through the rolodex of like, "oh god, what did i say this time?" and, "what are they mad about this time?" for me it could be many things. and then nancy pelosi goes, "oh my, did you put her on the worst dressed list?" and lana del ray, who i don't know is like, "uh-huh, she did. yeah, she did." [ laughter ] and then nancy said, "did you?" and i went, oh god. i'm thinking back like -- probably? because every time celebrities confront me and s

i agree with tim kaine and rand paul. >> house speaker john boehner says when it comes to fight as warcongress should not tie the president's hands. we'll see what happens pogue forward. >> they won't. >> ed royce republican from california, u.s. representative is calling for the president to make his case to the american people. they will begin a review with his committee, the house foreign affairs committee tomorrow. they are going to hold a hearing and begin a review of the aumf that authorization coming up. also the president is set to meet later today with secretary hagel at the oval office, the defense secretary. that will be interesting. that is a closed-door meeting. we'll wait for reporting to come out of that. >>> meanwhile nbc is dishing out punishment on brian williams have you heard? it will be a while before we see him in a anchor seat. can he recover after he admitted he misled the public about his experiences covering the iraq war? >>> opening statements in the trial of the man accused of killing "american sniper" chris kyle. the latest inside the courtroom the defense

to voices that say we cannot continue this war without a declaration of military force are rand paul and tim kane. >> mendez, a top democrat on the foreign relations committee, absolutely split the party. the house is the same. barbara lee is the strongest voice and the tea party members are saying that president acting without congress offer rising so you would think they would want to do their job. >> i would take what you said with the stalemate over the authorization for use of force, taking it at more broadly, that describe the entire last four six years of government. president obama's last big accomplishment through the legislature other than spending bills which had specific deadlines, the last big accomplishment was the wall street reform legislation, and joy and majorities in both chambers, was unable to work with congress since losing a giant midge -- majority and republicans made a point, not a single one of them voted for the affordable care act, three voted for the stimulus one immediately switched parties, one of the left congress left the senate. only one person voted for the

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. >> so you cast this kevin bacon who has been around ever since and mickey but paul riser and tim dailys on madam secretary now, you spotted them all. >> well, you know, i saw 500 guys for those, you know, six roles. >> they look for guys like the ones you grow up with. >> i wanted to do a movie that sounded like the way the times were when i hung out. just ordinary conversation. not special stuff, just very ordinary things. you know, who do you like better? do you like this? you can eat this. just very ordinary talk. and i had never seen it done in a film that way and i thought, can i get down to the way we really function and how we can communicate? that's really what is behind it. we never really say what we want. we're always going sideways and our relationships with women, we never go to it, we're just doing a dance. we never want to come out and say the way we feel and i thought, can i put that on film? can i do it? >> the guy who really made his girlfriend go through a sports test before he agreed to marry her? >> my cousin eddie did. >> and he held her to that? >> he did. he sai

voices to say we can't continue this war without a declaration of a use of military force are rand paul and tim kaine. >> and menendez the top diplomat on the foreign committee. and it split parties. >> and on the house, the same thing, barbara lee the strongest voice in the and tea party members and this government or the president acting without congress authorizing it. so you would think they would want to take this up and do their job. >> real quickly i would take what you said there with the stalemate over the authorization of the use of force, that has been -- to take that more broadly, that is describing the last four or i would argue the last six years of government. president obama's last big accomplishment through the legislature other than must-do things like spending deals and the debt deal with spend lines the last big legislation was dod frank when he had vast majorities and he has not been able to work with congress since he lost vast majorities. and republicans said -- they made it a point, not a single one of them voted for the affordable care act. three of them voted for the s

and i just want to comment paul rieckhoff and others for passing it through. >> tim coburn blocked thisrd spending. did that surprise you in. >> yes. when we think about $22 billion is not something you want to takeoy stand on an insult veterans. it shook the confidence that our generation of veterans has in congress to help make the right decisions to help bring them home effectively from wars in iraq and afghanistan that congress authorizes to send us to to begin with. >> how did the system fail clay hunt? >> our country failed clay hunt it. wasn't just the system at the v.a. really bringing warriors home from iraq and afghanistan is a whole -- it is a holistic mission, it requires congress and the v.a. certainly but requires the community and i think that clay certainly slipped through the cracks at the v.a. he wasn't able to get the appointments he needed or the medication he needed his disability claims were backlogged and his medical records were lost and all in all we can't claim my single source for his suicide. >> and do you think the changes enacted by this bill would have hap

tim pawlenty among victims of this. also on your livgts 2016 biden, graham, paul where is the hype around them? tell me that? of you have to be careful not to listen to the people who support you. or the pollster whose have a vested interest in your campaign and don't mistake your own immediate popularity for any sort of a national presence. you've got to not give in to that temptation where you have people saying hey, yeah you can about great candidate and really try to step back and look at it more soberly. >> hit the google as mark caputo says. james oliphant good to see you. >> thanks. >>> check out the rest of her article in "national journal." it's great. worth reading. >>> now, news this morning about nbc news anchor brian williams. he has been suspended for six months without pay. the decision announced in a statement tuesday night from deborah turness, the president of nbc news. it follows two weeks of scrutiny and uncertainty in the wake of comments williams made about his experience covering the early days of the iraq war in 2003. nbc's peter alexander has more. >> reporter: brian williams has bee

tim paulenti. there's been a lot of statements today by folks on the republican side of the aisle. what do you think of the comments made yesterday by governor christie and senator paul? >> i don't think there's any really serious debate here alex, with all due respect. i know it makes for good television, but there's no real debate here. this issue has been decided. >> i don't know that it is settled debate. 19 states in this country allow philosophical objections. do you think that's a good idea or a bad idea? >> if there is an established panel of vaccines that are available and can prevent disease and the spread of disease and contagious diseases and there's no side effects, the vaccines should be required. if there's any exemption it should be for a very limited religious exemption. this idea of exemption for philosophical grounds is necessary and it goes too far. >> are there grounds to have philosophical objections and religious objections to vaccines? >> absolutely not. people will always try to find a loophole, but i think the science has been very clear for a very long time. the republicans who are being quite sensible about this most of them are going to f

tim is in clearwater, florida. you are up for us. caller: good morning. i was a ron paulupporter and i am basically the -- in the conservative wing of the republicans. we are overthrowing democratically elected governments like in the ukraine. i understand that we are in venezuela now. just minor own business? you tell as we are broke and bankrupt you are damaging my children's future. who do you think you are with all this militarism. guest: one of the main reasons iran for congress was to get our debt under control. i think everybody from the white house to the congress will tell you that we have to do something to rein it in. we have $18 trillion in debt and climbing. right now, our debt held by the public is at a somewhat dangerous level, 70% of gdp. it is predicted that that will go to 100% of gdp within the next 20 years if we do not do something to rein it in. the house budget committee does exactly that. our budget will balance within 10 years. it is a gradual process. we are spending, i don't know 20% more than what we are taking in right now. we will start payin

tim is in clearwater, florida. you are up for us. caller: good morning. i was a ron paulupporter and i am basically the -- in the conservative wing of the republicans. we are overthrowing democratically elected governments like in the ukraine. i understand that we are in venezuela now. just minor own business? you tell as we are broke and bankrupt you are damaging my children's future. who do you think you are with all this militarism. guest: one of the main reasons iran for congress was to get our debt under control. i think everybody from the white house to the congress will tell you that we have to do something to rein it in. we have $18 trillion in debt and climbing. right now, our debt held by the public is at a somewhat dangerous level, 70% of gdp. it is predicted that that will go to 100% of gdp within the next 20 years if we do not do something to rein it in. the house budget committee does exactly that. our budget will balance within 10 years. it is a gradual process. we are spending, i don't know 20% more than what we are taking in right now. we will start payin