time. this had a lot of people upset. the physics community was starting to shake a little bit. and about this time, there was a fellow who was going through school. at the age of four, he could hardly talk. in grade school, he did not really stand out too much, but he plugged away. an uncle gave this fellow a compass on his ninth birthday or something like that. he says, "how come the compass always point north?" and the uncle says, "well, that's--it always points north." the young fellow says, "well--?" and the uncle says, "i won't be knowing such thing. "i mean there's probably no reason for that. compass is just pointing north, okay?" i'm making this up a little bit, yeah? but it turns out--who are we talking about now? albert einstein. albert einstein. and albert einstein went through school. oh, he took algebra in high school and flunked. hey, don't knock it. some people pass, some people flunk. i mean he's just one of the ones that flunked, okay? don't make a deal of it. and some peo

right now if you have a non conforming night time entertainment use and the building that it's in is demolished you cannot replace that use in that building. it's essentially boonted but one provision in the special use district would allow them to occupy a new building if the building they were in was demolished and also creates the residential enclave buffers. 200-foot buffer and basically says within that buffer irregardless of the under lying zoning is night time uses or 24 hour animal ken . >> >> kennels cannot be permitted. i think i have a map of that. i think it's later. i want to talk about specific uses and how they're treated in the area. housing is a obviously a big deal. it's generally permitted everywhere north of harrison street and the enclave districts and the neighborhood commercial district all permit residential housing. south of harris street except for in the few enclave districts and alleys housing is not permitted so that's this alley and the wmuo. in terms of retail it's permitted in rad and you get more flexibility with it and with retail. there are limits t

i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close. but if you look hard, particularly those of you are

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he spoke it loudly all the time. he loved this body, not for all the difficulties that it presents, not for all the messes that we create and then try to fix, but for the fact that we have a lot of people who come here trying to work on the most difficult issues in the world with passion and with commitment and with respect for each other. . with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. >> i wish to yield one minute to the speaker of the house, the honorable, john boehner. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the speaker. the speaker: let me thank my colleague for yielding and i rise in strong support of h.r. 6604 and commend my colleague, the gentlelady from california, ms. pelosi, for sponsoring this resolution. tip o'neill needs no introduction to this body. those respect and admire tip's record, and his long shadow he cast over the people's house. we all know his best known fame, all politics is local. it's certainly true today as we propose to name a

the question is the time line. c.i.a. time line is tight.rces very quickly on from tripoli to benghazi but they get trapped at the airport. they don't have a military escort to come out of benghazi airport to get over to provide support earlier. they lose a number of hours. then once they finally do get there, several of them are killed. >> judge jeanine: they were their heroes, t789 woods were absolute heroes. you hear this the argument we need to get permission for libyans to go airspace. >> there is no air force in libya. air force captains flying the f-16s would not have any problems. >> they don't have any spare parts. >> judge jeanine: let's talk about the fact, f-1625 minutes from aviano? >> problem is, the president of united states has to give the order and he never gives it. planes in italy or germany or sigonella. >> if you would give the administration the benefit of the doubt, they were waiting for things to develop and get an understanding. they didn't understand they needed to acted immediately. they failed to recognize the sh

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harrison to folsom and zone those as sally and that is the only change and what that would do the night time entertainment uses that are there would be legal uses and new night time entertainment uses are permitted and no new residential uses are personalitied and the ones that are there would be legal non conforming uses and important note. sally even though it doesn't have the name of pdr district is essentially a pdr housing and doesn't allow housing or office but allows other things, and this gives you look at 2a option. so 2b is essentially the same thing except jumping folsom street to capture the two corner lots. one reason is because one of the existing -- it's vacant but existing night time intraim entertainment location is on the north corner there and see the club and there is another varant taking it across folsom street and 2c is basically doing the same thing, rezoning the corridor to sally, but also taking the two alleys on either side of the corridor and taking the existing residential lots and soft sites within the alleys and making them new enclave districts for residential

first time. when i was a freshman member of congress, you were on the other side of the aisle you were the ranking member ink democrat on the science committee and certainly your ability to get your way was something i marveled because we had the votes, but you had the way of getting things done and i lost the ability to -- i was getting ralph to co-sponsor whatever bill i had up there and then ralph switched sides on me and i wasn't able to utilize that any longer. i have to tell you, ralph, one of the profiles in courage i will always remember -- i hadn't been here three months, the first budget vote that i had lived through and it was a pretty wild night. it went on late. the budget was kind of going back and forth with not enough votes to past and then it had enough and people switched. at the end, ralph hall came down this very aisle to this table and cast the deciding vote in favor of the republican budget. at the time, he was a democrat. our country had just gone to war, the president need

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>> yeah. >> are you getting out this time?eeling pretty good about his chances. >> said i might really beat this case. no witnesses showing up. i'm ready to go home, hopefully. >> and how is it you're going to beat it? >> because there ain't no witnesses showing up. can't find the witnesses, so. i'm going to go back. if you don't have the star witnesses, then you don't have nothing. it's basically your word against whoever else, and if there ain't nobody there, you can't cross examine nobody, so there's no case. >> am i going to see you again? >> no. >> right. >> going to hand to me like that is this. >> no. >> i'm going see you again, but i'm going to see you at walmart. >> walmart? >> yeah, all right. >> take it easy. >> see you, draper. >> yeah. >> even if he gets out, i'll see him again. a lot of these guy, i don't mean anything negative about it, but this is what they know. they come to jail, they get out, come to jail, they get out. very rarely will they do something the right path, i guess you could say. it's just a lif

a great time to buy.g out west, lot of the markets out there are depressed because they kind of follow the housing mrket with a little b of a lag. of course, once the primary housing market increases in the secondary home market we will increase. gerri: you are an expert because you own a lot of second homes, written about the market extensively. what kinds of factors, becau you have done this repeatedly, what kind of factors should individuals who are trying to do this committee for the first time be thinking about? >> well, the first thing you have to think about is where you'll buy it. i recommend buying close to home, within the never coortable driving distance for you is because it makes it much more manageable. the second thing you have to worry about is how you pay for it. in this environment mortgage rates are very difficult to get a mortgage these days for a second home. for instance, went to go by to properties last year, and i have really get credit in pretty good net worth. really dificult to

so again this is one-time funding. the student counseling sessions are the extra boost we are doing right now around the community. extra outreach sessions with families for counselors to really focus on this group of juniors. the targeted support is again to give us a boost for this current class of juniors. who are the first to be hallowed to these graduation requirements. and to be sure that we have that extra support or the opportunity to give that extra support. like we had the opportunities in summer school. >> of this 2.7, which categories are one-time in nature? maybe you can just call out which ones were. >> there is the ideal world and the reality world. i think that the afterschool credit recovery. the largest bucket. >> which one? >> 1.7. that is something that we have relied on the 21st century grant. and we had good fortune to have that at the schools for enrichment and site specific credit recovery. as we move forward and don't get that for the next cycle of students and schools. we have to look at offer

and i want to gauge everyone where we are in time and length. it takes time to go through the data. i want to point out where we have it. the next slide shows a breakdown by ethnicity. and you can see where students are overall. and then we ran some charts on our largest group of students. and our african-american, latino and chinese population. so this next pie chart shows the percentage. these are current juniors. who are african-american in the system, and it shows how many are on track or off track. so you can see out of the 323 students, we have 84 who are on track. but the remainder need to have credit recovery options in order to be able to graduate on time. of our latino students of 323, in the 11th grade. sorry. wrong chart. 821. in the 11th grade. you can see that we have 265 who are on track. meeting their benchmark courses. that remainder, the 364 and 114 and 39 and 39 will not graduate on time unless they are afforded the opportunity to take credit recovery or more opportunity for classes. the current students chinese in 11th great, 1724. we see we have a large percenta

he was great, loving most of the time, and an older brother some of the time. little would you know sometimes i could be an annoying little brother. i like quotes, so i went and looked for a few that reminded me very much of milton "let no one come to you without living better and happier. be the living expression of god's kiedness, kiedness in your eyes, kiedness in your face, kiedness in your smile. mother terreese a to the outside world we all grow old but to not brothers and sisters. we know each other as we always were. we know each other's heart. we share private family jokes. we remember family feuds, secrets and joys and grief. we live outside the touch of time. everybody can be great because everybody can serve. you don't have to have a

met him few times in libya when i used to go from time to time.e is the man that there is no limit. he witnessed the suffering under regime of gadhafi and saw brutality of gadhafi killing his own people using all type weapons. he was the first american representative to go to benghazi, my hometown. every member of the delegation came to this country. when i speak about steven they say yes, chris, we know him. he talked to the people. he meet with the people. he knows their suffering. the main thing, that he trusts them and when they rised against gadhafi, he supported them. chris, it is a great loss for libya. we lost him as a friend and man that understands the history of the people of libya before and after. chris, he built the bridge between libya and the united states. a bridge of love, of hope. we never believed one day we would be able to raise against this dictatorship. i knew chris after he came back. i knew chris more. he would come to the house and we play tennis. after the tennis we come back home and have libyan breakfast. he is a man

this is the wrong time. 've got a big fiscal problem in front of us, a cliff that's going to occur here in the next two or three months if we don't solve it and here is a guy coming along saying, i'm going to complicate it with a carbon thing. that's just nuts! >> it's not just a question of implicating it, it's a question of hurting. imagine al gore landed at plymouth rock. he would say, i want to impose a tax on every tree you c down imagine what the real life negative examples that would result from this type thing. >> jonathan -- >> that's like saying your motto needs to be fish baby fish, when we've whale oil being used to power electricity. we've got to advance somewhere. i agree with the carbon tax. >>ou think carbon -- >> okay carbon isn't poison. >> i didn't say it was. >> this is the washington mentaly. let's see what wcan get in under the gun. christian, five seconds. >> yeah. i think we all agree that the timing is wrong, but jonathan, you are absolutely dead wrong, especially your being a market

at this time i will like to take roll. commissioner president fong. >> here. >> commission vice president with you. >> here. >> commissioner antonini. >> present. >> commissioner borden. >> here. >> commissioner hillis. >> here. >> commissioner moore. >> here. >> and commissioner avery. >> here. >> commissioner sugaya. >> here. >> first up is items for continuous and item one at harve street and proposed for continuous until december 13, 2012. further under the consent calendar item six at 2895 san browny avenue request for conditional use authorization. this project sponsor has requested a continuous to december 6. >> is there any public comment on these two items? >> do you want to talk about item 11? >> six? >> 11. >> yes. >> under the calendar with consultation with the city attorney's office this item needs to be continued to november 29. >> could you repeat that item, that last item please? >> absolutely. commissioners, under your regular calendar item 11 the amendments to administrative code chapter 31 to clarify ce

she's here all the time. >> is that what i heard this morning? >> all the time. you've got yourself covered, lester. so great to have you part of the team. now you know all the ins and outs. >> i do, i do. you have been wonderful. >> if you want to go upstairs, we have stairs and an elevator. it's not really an elevator. it is the slowest and smallest earl vator in the history of the world. we should mention, cue the pain. that's actually the size of the elevator. i strongly suggest you take the steps every time you need to. >> i tried to take it once. i think i went up and down the stair three times before that arrived. i'm taking your advice. >> we'll be back after these messages. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my allergies like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i live clari

people are having a hard time with credit. i think it would be beneficial if there were more opportunities for them to get rental assistance in advance where they go to a workshop and fix their credit kind of like consumer counseling credit services in san francisco. we do refer people there just to look at what's on their record. i think they're caught by surprise sometimes. >> do we have demographic data overall income levels of people in the units, the job types, ethnicities, disability, things like that, and then like also even tenancy in san francisco, do those people -- i know when we were looking at the policy related to -- i for get what we were working on, but we said you had to live in san francisco for a certain amount of time. cpmc, amount of time you had to live in san francisco prior to qualifying. is that a requirement for this program? * >> it's a lottery preference for this program. so, it's not a requirement. we have so many applicants for the rental unit that it ends up we only lotto the people who live or w

reclaiming my time. this is the kind of energy and leadership that david dreier expects from members as he gives them, not just tasks of opportunities, the young chairman gave me that opportunity and i took full advantage of it. as i recall we were 10-10, all of them voted for it also. so i didn't just make up all of them. mr. speaker, this is an important bill we're doing today. this is worthy of our time and i'm delighted that we're joined by owfrerd -- by our friends. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from massachusetts. govern govern yielding myself such -- mr. mcgovern: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i thank the gentleman from texas for his statement and to publicly congratulate him on his new appointment. i look forward to working with him. so congratulations. and, mr. speaker, i just want to again point out, you know, trade bills oftentimes are very controversial. and there's often a resistance to attach any additiona

but there's some time to figure it out.nd after the 1992 loss, it fook a while to, for the republicans to get back in shape and that's, you know, it could take a little bit of time. and one of the things karl rove writes about in thewall wall street journal today. he said one of the things was to limit the number of debates in the primary and then, also hold the rnc convention earlier. those are two of the practical things. ran on november 14th in the wall street journal. what do you think about that. >> it's good advice. nobody sort of said who is this guy until that debate and so late in the process, and tearing each other down, and which didn't make anybody look good in terms of-- >> ann romney could not spend. romney could not spend any money raised for the general election, until-- >> do you think that was, because that was perhaps money he could have spent on the bio. >> and color me crazy, and i'll take the crazy label, if i was worth 250 million dollars i understand you want to spend somebody else's money, but if yo

the "new york times" wrote that.al government should provide guarantees for post bankruptcy financing, and assume car buyers and that their warranties are not at risk." in other words government could help out car companies in the structured bankruptcy. you're wrong. >> bob: who wrote the apology tour, by the way? who did the apology tour? never mind. still looking for apology thing you mention. >> dana: you missed the best line in speech. voting is the best revenge. who knew? maybe republicans will take that in mind, too. here is mine. i remember talking about mia love, at the g.o.p. convention. a republican who is running, she has been a mayor, out there in utah. running against incumbent democrat. she was behind, then tied and now she is way ahead in the polls. i want to point out that i'm excited about some of the younger g.o.p. congressional and dates that look like -- candidates that look like they may unseat the democratic incumbents. doherty of rhode island. jason plumber, illinois. bar, kentucky. gill of cal

which happened many times. i thought i would say a few words about three different dimensions of this. first the difference in the pressure of the reach of the agreement now versus then. as bill and tom pointed out, the political and media environments are much more hazard use today than they were then for all the reasons they have laid out. as bill and many others have pointed out, the sequestration sword that was hanging over the nation in 1990 was much more serious. it was three times more than three times as great as the sequestration percentage cuts that we are looking at on january 2nd. third, the initial bush budget for the fiscal year 1991, was based on quite unrealistic economic assumptions and failed to include anywhere near enough money for the savings and loan bailout, the rtc, and others all the became revealed during the spring of 1990. the economy was beginning to falter during the spring, and interest rates were rising. it's interesting to think about that a little. right now federal reserve pol

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it's time to deal with this decisively and deal with it now. >> ambassador s this the time? >> well, obviously it would be great to be able to produce peace. you also have to deal with the reality. hamas controls gaza. the palestinian authority controls the west bank. you know, there's a context here that doesn't make it so easy to make peace. there's a need to produce it. first thing's first. let's get a cease fire here that is one that will actually hold. >> her real question is, is it now time for the united states to engage at a higher level with more intensity? >> even if the united states engages in a higher level of intensity, you've got to focus on what's the objective? what diana was trying to get at is u.s. involvement and engagement to produce a complete peace agreement. it would be great to be able to produce that. what's needed at this point, frankly, is for egypt, which has the real leverage on hamas to get hamas to change its behavior. that's the first essential step. if you have calm, then you can begin to deal with the larger questions. if you don't have cal

the electricity would go off from time to time. there were no letters from home.e money at the time came via check. that was our lifeline, was getting letters from home. >> so you were totally isolated? >> totally isolated. >> they were out of touch pretty much with 200 missionaries that they were responsible for. >> andy anderson's father was leading the mormon mission in france. by the time the riots ended, romney had been promoted to become president anderson's assistant, and they had an urgent assignment. >> they had gotten word there was some little dispute in this southern city in this mormon congregation so they decided to drive down to try to resolve it in person, and mitt was driving. >> it was a warm summer day in june when they began a six-hour drive between paris and the south of france. romney was driving anderson and his wife leola. >> they, i believe, were in the town of beaulac. as they come north near the top of the hill and in their way was a mercedes. they had no time to react. the car was on the wrong side of the road. >> the mercedes driver, a

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tell him the time for specifics is now. mr. president, it's time to announce specifics.ssential part of any deal. capital gains should be taxed as ordinary income. there should be no difference. mr. president. it's time to be tough. that's my view. >> eliot: it was a break up letter read around the world. and it made one former wall street insider greg smith a 12-year veteran and vice president at goldman sachs a household name. in a scathing op-ed published in new york sometimes. while they denied the characterization, and many continue to question smith's motives in going public. his accusations echo a familiar critique. >> getting an unsophisticateed client was the golden prize. the quickest way to make money on wall street was to take the most sophisticated product and try to sell it to the least sophisticateed client. >> greg smith author of "why i left goldman sachs" joins me now. i thank you for for your time. this has been very incredible important. >> thank you for everything you've done. >> eliot: give us an example of an unknowing customer is taken to the clea

i've been on it many times. >> really? anyway, it would be nice to get periodic reports on those bodies which we appoint people eitherver through jpa, m-o-u or such other instrument. >> we will request such a report, commissioner moran and make sure the report is detailed and easy to read. >>> thank you very much. otherwise, i'm good with all these items. >> so, you'll be back for 10 and 13, right. all right. any other comments on the consent calendar? chair will entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> moved and? seconded. all those in favor -- is there any further debate? all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> opposed? all right, the ayes have it. the report is accepted. and now we move to regular business, item number 10. >> item number 10, discussion and possible action to adopt the revised san francisco public utilities commission rules of order. >> you're on the docket. >> david again. i just want to speak in you is port. these are good clean ups and thank you for picking up the audio recording item that i s

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i yield back the balance of time. if there is any time left, i would yield p back. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: mr. president, what is the pending business? the presiding officer: the ayotte amendment is the pending question. mr. levin: has all time been used on the ayotte amendment? the presiding officer: all time has expired. mr. levin: so under the existing u.c., we are now moving to the feinstein amendment? the presiding officer: the feinstein amendment. mr. levin: and that is now then the pending business? no. the presiding officer: has not been called up yet by the senator from california of the mr. levin: i understand. i understand. okay. let me then ask unanimous consent that senator inhofe, on behalf of senator coons and himself, offer a cleared amendment at this point. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. inhofe: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: i ask unanimous consent to set aside the current amendment for the consideration of amendment number 3201. the presi

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and a sessions i mention occupy all the time i feel that first of all i feel that even though it times what we read about what we read about them what we see seems somewhat disorganized and disjointed and without the sort of leadership structure but i think labor would be missing out without incorporating the enthusiasm and the bodies literally the marching bodies in the street that occupy is all about so i think that there is a relationship there and i sort of feel like that's what occupy really would need is that you know creating themselves as somewhat of an organization they're not a union but representing all those important things you know fighting for community you know spreading the wealth protecting workers' rights all these things that unions and labor have done for years and continue to do but because the word labor has just been started martin all these years that occupy has a chance to maybe. you know remind them of where they came from and so maybe occupy could sort of meet in the middle labor and occupy that could mean the middle and create these more of a sort of a comm

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but not endless time.that the military is prepared and ready, should order for a ground offensive into gaza be given. now it does make sense that there would be more time given for diplomacy because, as we know, hillary clinton, the u.s. secretary of state, is being dispatched here by president obama. she's broken off from that meeting in asia, and she's coming here to the region. she'll land here in israel late tonight our time. her first meeting will be with the prime minister of israel. then she goes on to meet the palestinians on the west bank. these are not hamas palestinians. this is the palestinian authority that's recognized by the u.s. and israel. and then, she will then go to egypt and talk with egypt's president mohamed mursi and egypt is taking the lead in this negotiation with hamas. so u.s. believes that egypt is playing a very concrete and positive role, and so it looks like all sides are prepared to give some more time for diplomacy to be worked out. >> christiane, what's your sense of the

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