my name is tim reid. i'm the chief development officer for alamo draft house cinemas. corporately and most assuredly personally, i'm very proud to be involved in this project. the mission theater, the new mission theater is an icon i can building in san francisco. we were fortunate enough and lucky enough to become involved with it, work with folks and rich most assuredly. and tim frye to bring forward what we believe is a good rehabilitation of that theater. we look forward to moving ahead with your approval. i think it will be a lot of fun to get it done and get it open. thank you very much. >> thank you. is that 15? going to go ahead and call public comment, a number of speakers. david de la torre. lee smith, chris olson, jonathan goldberg, and how about eric arguelo. might be easier if everyone -- speakers want to line up on that side of the room by the tv monitors, that would be great. >>> good afternoon, president fong, chairman fong and members of the commission. my name is david de la torre and i'm here with my friend, we work at the mexican museum. on behalf o

tim allen been here, eric stonestreet, l.a. reid, simon cowell, demi lovato and music from amy mann and james mercer and flo rida will be here, too, so please watch it. if it weren't for our first guest tonight, the world might never have discovered how a very funny nazis hunchbacks can be. he holds the brain behind classics like "the producers," a -- and many more great films. a new box set celebrating his 65 years in entertainment, "the incredible mel brooks: an irresistible collection of unhinged comedy," is out now. please welcome mel brooks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> it's almost a pleasure to be here. [ laughter ] it's very nice. very -- very, very nice. washed, clean people. >> jimmy: they hose them down before they come in. >> lovely. and the unfriend thing almost worked. >> jimmy: almost worked. this close. you're saying longer, should be longer? well, thank you. i have to say -- it is -- it's okay. >> it's a good premise, you know. when you said -- we didn't say fred, we said friend. now -- i don't -

coordinator of the broncos who helped peyton manning transform his career, as well as tim tebow for a while. mike mccoy. reidnd eagles and browns are interested in dirk cutter. with the nhl season skating on thin ice, there seems to be some positive movement. they're talking! the players association submitted a counter proposal that happened yesterday. the two sides meet today. in order to get a season, a deal would be reached by next friday or forget it. all of a sudden this sense of urgency, but before this week, the sides hadn't met since december 13. normally it's that special day when they play outdoors, not this year. we are rolling now right along with the middle of the college bowl season. in the back stretch. we have a few great games on tap for you to take in if you're not watching news. clemson won yesterday over lsu in the chick-fil-a bowl. they kicked this game winning 37-yard field goal as time expired. a comeback in their win. today's games, outback bowl. south carolina takes on michigan. georgia and nebraska will square off in the citrus bowl. and stanford meets wisconsin in the rose bowl. th

i will work with senator reid and my democratic colleagues in the house to advance a solution to arrest this trajectory that we are on. host: tim kaine wrote a piece today in "the washington post, " "common ground on guns." what is your position? guest: i congratulate him on his victory and a look forward to working with him. i am a lifetime member of the nra. i hunt and i enjoy the sport. at the end of the day, this is not about hunting. americans have the right for private gun ownership. i believe in that and i will defend that. i'm a grandparent as well. we have to evaluate to put herself in the position of those who have suffered the greatest loss in connecticut and work through it that way. i have deep concern about the government tracking private ownership of guns. the idea of a person who is mentally ill -- restricting the ability of a person who is mentally ill of getting a gun, i am wide open to that. i want to know how that's going to work. i am in a deliberately staged of looking to see what works. i'm not interested in legislation that gives the appearance that we are doing something. host: are you open to a ban on

i will work with senator reid and my democratic colleagues in the house to advance a solution to arrest this trajectory that we are on. host: tim kaine wrote a piece today in "the washington post, " "common ground on guns." what is your position? guest: i congratulate him on his victory and a look forward to working with him. i am a lifetime member of the nra. i hunt and i enjoy the sport. at the end of the day, this is not about hunting. americans have the right for private gun ownership. i believe in that and i will defend that. i'm a grandparent as well. we have to evaluate to put herself in the position of those who have suffered the greatest loss in connecticut and work through it that way. i have deep concern about the government tracking private ownership of guns. the idea of a person who is mentally ill -- restricting the ability of a person who is mentally ill of getting a gun, i am wide open to that. i want to know how that's going to work. i am in a deliberately staged of looking to see what works. i'm not interested in legislation that gives the appearance that we are doing something. host: are you open to a ban on

hereby appoint the honorable tim kaine, a senator from the commonwealth of virginia, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. mr. reidesident? the presiding officer: the chair recognizes the senator from nevada. mr. reid: following leader remarks the senate will be in a period of morning business until 4:30. during that period of time senators will be permitted to speak up to ten minutes each. at 4:30 the senate will begin consideration of the hurricane sandy emergency supplemental. at 5:30 there will be at least two roll call votes. the first vote is expected to be in relation to the lee amendment to h.r. 152 and the second vote will be passage of h.r. 152. mr. president, there are seven bills at the desk due for a second readings. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the titles of the bills. the clerk: s. 47, a bill to reauthorize the violence against women act of 1994. h.r. 152, an act making supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2013, and so forth and for other purposes. s. 81, a bill to provide guidance and priorities for federal government obligations in the event that the