dwelling units up to increased dwelling unit without the policy finding there are certain extension that have been there regarding - preserving the relative affordability of housing so a per units mergers exceeded over 1.5 million and demolish it and a provision too from the building is unsound that was relatively affordable housing that was unsound housing in the process that is historical backward and many tweet the issues that ms. swedish raise regarding the ability to a enforce and implement the controls i think we have a handle on the unit mergers but the issues when constitutes the demolition a couple of decisions and planning code has their definitions to have something a demolition we can live with. >> so in the 2:00 o'clock or rewrite of 317 will we work with the planning department to harmonize the definition. >> we're looking at different options one of the options looking at something that is getting away from the demolition issue and looking at the size of the building there is. >> sure. >> a lot of discusses and certainly we'll work with the planning department and kee

not just replacing existing units there should be no loss of units and especially the waiver of the bmr's to be rental it is very important. >> i have a followup question so the definition of a residential project emery rogers p said that retail maybe on the ground floor is that there a concrete definition how far can you push it two floors of retail or. >> a prescrip definition a link to the state law and then i have a question of cus if we are looking at a project that is eligible they're on square footage or formula retail or other cus do those go away. >> cat connor planning department staff for the conflict of interest may not be applicable is it so dealing with the retail use and we're only dealing with residential off the top of my head some of the cus that maybe eligible is the cu for height over 40 or 50 feet and cus for the lot size and cus for density those maybe in front of you, however, it is pretty rare we see those without a variance or some other expectation they're asking for at the same time. >> you okay if we have a follow on meeting that would be helpful what kin

that one leadings rabbi was the jewish abolitionist in the united states. war, it wasivil known as the abolitionist temple. since then it has a long history of social activism. that, he has a phd in history and has written a number of books on american jewish history, and a number of scholarly articles as well as articles in the more popular press. i had the honor of co-authoring an article with lance on the huffington post this year on the brandeis confirmation, which we are also celebrating this year. before introducing lamp, and this is one of the great virtues of being the conference coordinator, i can add you to program whenever i want and i just want to add one footnote, because i think it is relevant to everything we will be talking in 1866day, and that is ago congress, 150 years when congress was debating what becomes the 14th amendment, it against by saying all persons born or nationalized in the united states and subject to their jurisdiction are citizens of the united states. atre was a strong attempt the delegations of california and oregon to a

have each one of the unit meet the enclosure requirement significantly hampers a number of unit and have that assess to light and air. >> it sound our existing systems what support a no cap with a leaguer number of adu's we have the processes to make sure their liveable and certain sis and you'll that. >> correct i'll move forward so my next comments on modifications both or in addition to what the department said mr. wormer said proposed a comment make no bones that about increasing density we're adding accessory dwelling unit for a mom or grandmother to live in those could potentially be rent-controlled unit to adults and we're creating density in that way i think i'll say that that is a good thing we want that but i'll say this is the urban stated to goal of this legislation i agree with i am skeptical about allowing those sort of unit in new development is it so from the building is not there and your building new buildings we want to make sure those buildings are of a same liveability and not understanding why a new construction you know again from building being there why to a

or so in the united kingdom. inside number 10, david cameron, the prime minister of the united kingdom, who fought hard on the remain side. he staked his political future on it. he has now lost. we're expecting to hear from him sometime shortly. >> i'm certain he's awake at 5:00 a.m. >> i think this is an all nighter for him. the folks up until an hour ago, very close confidence they're going to win this. on the right side of the screen is boris johnson, the former mayor of london, a conservative member one of the big voices in the leave campaign. you can imagine the two moods inside those houses. >> there is an expert on earlier saying boris could take on some of the leadership role in this if david cameron has to step away. >> easily could become the prime minister. so bring you back to how history tends to rhyme once p a while. you had margaret thatcher come in followed by president reagan's election. give us a sense are we seeing this populst revolution there with this leave the eu vote? how that factors into

it is access to each unit internally. >> it is a door that connects the two units the problem the doorsuch when the project sponsor 89-year-old mother literally go out - she as difficulty negotiating basically have to go from one unit to the next unit and figure out. >> is that akin to a hotel room a double room. >> no a hotel room they want to merge the units to so the extent family can live as a as a family shares one kitchen and living room it is designed that the mergers is for a extended family that comes down to two children that comes home and also his partners mother who is spends a lot of time. >> so the issue they'll be taking out the second kitchen if it is a merged unit. >> correct. >> and enhancing the doorway it is there already. >> and providing more divided units and create a wider corridor so they won't be - >> thank you very much. >> you know i mentioned this in the last hearing thank you very much ms. barkley we have been wrapped around an axiliary irving we don't want to take it off the market and rent-controlled unit not saying it wouldn't be rented out but go to c

now it is 17 want 5 units but not closer that did of the units are nested units without access to outdoor light and air i believe that those 9 units are not quite meeting the exceptions that i have by providing equitable units below-market-rate or not to the market has this is in my opinion but the units facing the alley are 9 nestled unit not meeting the expectation on a new building on which the units can be properly schneider and here comes my biggest consideration a moment not comment on parking their pros and cons for or against parking we're next to be built van ness brt we have a polk street bus and cable cars and west and east and north and south that is highly connected but i'll set the distribution on pros and cons for parking aside what bothers me the messing floor at the height of the building didn't assign clearly explained use inform this particular project i directing your attention to a want 1. 1 and want 1.1 a no explanation those have been assigned or labeled being mechanical spaces, however, the project provides mechanical roof deck equipment unfortunately in the wrong

the overall unit costs it also brings a much needed affordable units to the site than originally built with the new plan proposing to build all 13 of the 4 and 5 bedrooms for the alice griffith on block 5 and replace the 6, 4 and 5 bedrooms on 17 one and two bedroom units as you recall we're required to replace them we've constituent the 6, 4 and 5 bedrooms in the mixes for the proposal to the affordable blocks on 10 and 11 a and we've recently gotten the responses to the rfp proposal we're asking for a loan of 2. $6 million for the construction drawings and all of the examiners between now and construction start currently anticipated for march of next year it loan is 3 percent with deferred payment and role into a permanent loan that we'll bring to the commission that is typical for the housing deal and the final action this afternoon the seismic for phase 34 it is vetted with a.k.a. residents and recommend for approval by the cac our architecture team is hk it i'd like to introduce the folks from the architect from y a studios they'll present the design and i'll come back to wrap up

than the united states. including by pushing to integrate israel more fully into the international system. moreover when israel's adversaries seek to isolate and boycott israel economically, we forcely combat these efforts. we strengthen our economic ties more than ever. the united states stands firmly against these attempts to delegitimize israel. and when iran holds an abhorrent holocaust cartoon contest, when violence and vile words lead jews to take down mizuzas in europe, when more than half of american jewish college students say they have witnessed or experienced anti-semitism on campus, we must call out and confront that ancient hatred for what it is, an absolute outrage. as president obama said earlier this year, when he became the first sitting american president to speak at the israeli embassy, an attack on any faith is an attack on all faiths. we are all jews. and that's why we applaud and work closely with groups like ajc. your mayors united against anti-semitism advertisement in today's "wall s

they've grown up in the united states. it is estimated 2.5 million young people came to this country under these circumstances. so many of them have done everything they have been asked to do. completed their education, stood up in the classroom every morning and pledged allegiance to that flag, the only flag they've ever known, become part of america, excelled academically, started dreaming about what they might do as americans to make their lives better and this country better. but the law in this country is very harsh when it comes to these young people. the law says in its bleakest terms they have to leave the united states for ten years and petition to come back in. here they are 18, 19 years of age being told now that you've graduated high school, whatever your status, leave. go back somewhere where you cannot ever railroad living and -- ever remember living, and wait ten years. so i introduced the dream act and said if these young people completed their education, if they have no serious criminal issues, if they are

this is the united states. i love the united states.and we're going to do everything to protect the united states. at the same time, we understand our relationship with our friends, not enemy, our friends, it's a can some of the 11th largest -- mexico, the 11th largest country in the world. look at canada, the united states, and mexico. we are in a sea of tranquility in many ways. look at the middle east, eastern europe, ukraine, russia, eurasia, armenia. look at different areas. in our part of the country, we have mexico and canada, and we are in a sea of prosperity and we will continue improving our lives. again, comments like this not very constructive. host: congressman, a tweet about going back to nasa. what specific jobs did nafta create? again, there are 6 million american jobs being created. there is a map that i would be happy to share that talks about all the jobs that are in almost every state. there are jobs that, if you look at almost every state in the country that has trade with mexico, jobs are being created. it is not o

stay in the united states. there was a lot of litigation about haitians and the right to apply for asylum and to some extent it continues today. we talked about -- earlier today, the immigration act of the did do away with national origin quota and it also provided visas for refugees. refugeest was 6% for playing persecution and a communist dominated country or a country in the middle east. and again, had nothing to do with individual consideration. only with where someone was from. before the fall of saigon in april 1975, the largest group other than cubans to be brought in were czechoslovakian's after the prague spring. and jews were fairly welcome, latinos not quite so welcome, again for foreign-policy reasons. the united states tried to prevent the election of i and -- the cosi was a marxist, inclined to give refuge to people fleeing from the coup by pinochet. with thepleaded government apparently. after the fall of saigon, close to three quarters of a million came tose eventually the united states. so, tha

unit lost in 2015 were dodo demolition one unit more than that was counted in 2014 there were about5 units that are demolished and one hundred utilities lost and 3 for conversions to not that i recall and unit mergers and one due to >> affordable housing made of 17 percent add to the housing stock 5 hundred plus new units came online with 84 onsite and others offsite affordable housing increased by 40 hers or percent and inclusionary up opted collected over 73 percent $5 million this is the largest sum since 2008 by far. >> breaking down the 5 hundred plus understanding 66 not the 4 hundred and 77 on the slide 66 units were affordable to households with 40ur8d incomes between 50 and 80 percent have been area modem income and 2 plus were you maid available and 200 and 50 united were made affordable to households with one and to one and 20 to their area income and considered to be secondarily unit and not restricted. >> housing permits issued stand for housing start and a an indicator of production the department of building inspection permitted 2 thousand plus units for the construct

states than inside the united states. in paul robeson's case it was his moving to lon don't in the early 1920s that allowed him to climb the ladder of person success, allowing him to hobnob with the great and the good in london, allowing him to achieve what was one of his initial stellar accomplishments, which was playing the role of othello in the well-known shakespearean play, and to excel in movies, initially in london, although he did make his mark in hollywood nonetheless. but a turning point for paul robeson's life comes in the 1930s when he is on his way to germany and he confronts face-to-face the bare teeth of nazi germany, and this shakes him up tremendously, and he goes on from there to the former soviet union where he encounters a friend from harlem, speaking of the late black lawyer, william l. patterson, name you may recall because it was william l. patterson who led the charge in the case, the scottsboro case, the case of the scottsboro nine, a case that arise inside dixie in 1930s involving nine black yout

that which is consumed in the united states. the fentanyl is produced in china, much of it, probably most of it, is then processed, shipped, through mexico, writ is then put into the pipeline, the same pipeline that moves heroin into the united states. >> here i hope your relationship with the mexican authorities are helping us with our capacities to try to stop that flow from china to mexico to the united states. >> yep. and in fact, again, senator, the government of mexico has done -- has worked with us. fentanyl is a controlled substance in mexico. it is not openly available so that it can only move through mexico through criminal means. so, we are starting from a positive starting point. we still obviously have a lot of work to do. >> so, you said in your oral presentation you have it in your written presentation, the direct relationship between corruption and transnational organizationed crime. you talk about governments that are corrupted at the senior level are rife for this type of activity, and you talked about the impa

with the rent-controlled unit this is something that supervisor president london breed had announced several months ago i'm simplyutting that into the actual legislation today need more secondly, we actually going to be requiring a conditional use authorization process the crisis intervention mixed income program we have heard loud and clear that our community members want to voice when it comes to the approval process wools require a cu for the crisis intervention mixed income program third-world wiring direct the city to closer a small go relocation fee and the crisis intervention first right of refusal and certainly not want not to support them other things for example, we would like to close the idea of maintaining the same square footage not discouraging retail use from that coming in we need more time to sort out legally we'll directing the city to closer those things here and fourth we're requiring that the early notifications for commercial tenants we had in the legislation be no longer 18 months to the tenants and the office of economic workforce development how to better su

and added units and preserving units and here we are facing some for the units so market rate units. think it's a really important piece to remember that these are rental units, all of them. the portable side as was the private side. will try to be if there were truly high-end for purchase condos. these are going to roll up and down with the market and those of you who been long enough in san francisco you know it goes up and down. so, those are my comments. i will hear what other commissioners have to add to this. commissioner richards >> one of the things i had not realized is there's a lot of [inaudible] my apologies it's been 9.5 hours and 45 min. of sitting here. i guess, a question for the project sponsor maybe mr. fidel or mr. peddle. thank you. the giving of the land is equivalent to something in dollars could write? that's how were getting additional monies because were getting land versus pain iffy. the original fee was just under 70% on-site. the value of the land, the question i have is, debugger today's dollars dollars you paid for it? >> the volume is in today's dollars

in general, in the united states, i do not inc. holocaust holocaustdo not think as a cultural field of study or a phenomenon is particularly significant until the late 1960's. survivors they had practical problems, but there was nothing like what we have today with special holidays and holocaust study programs, and it was shunned by the american jewish community, as well. the culture was not there. it was a war where people got killed, and a was particularly andy stuff going on -- there was particularly nasty stuff going on. this is one of the things that special, that he was sensitive to the plight of the refugee and of the survivor, and without the context of the holocaust as a cultural category nevertheless was a soldier on behalf of the distressed. we are bringing mics. you will let me know what my timeframe is. .> this may be too narrow i saw on c-span a while back and wasrview with a man who with the united states army initially and worked with holocaust survivors getting restitution. i was wondering if you know of his work a

the united states.se] including by pushing to integrate israel more fully into the international system. when israel's adversaries seek to isolate and boycott israel economically, we forcefully combat these efforts. we strengthen our economic ties more than ever. the united states stands firmly against these attempts to delegitimize israel. [applause] and when iran holds an abhorrent holocaust cartoon contest, when violence and vile words lead jews to take down europe, when more than half of american college students say they have witnessed or experienced anti-summit is an on-campus, we must call out and confront that -- mi -- anti-semitism on campus, we must call out and confront that ancient hatred for what it is -- an absolute outrage. [applause] as president obama said earlier this year when he became the first sitting american president to speak at the israeli embassy, "an attack on any faith is an attack on all faiths. we are all jews." [applause] and that is why we applaud and work closely with g

>>> the votes have been counted in the united kingdom and the united kingdom has voted to leave the european. it will take years to complete an exit negotiation package. and nigel ferraj, the leader of the uk independence party, has a message for british prime minister david cameron. >> nigel, what's your message to the prime minister now? >> look outside of the window. just look at it, prime minister. the dawn is coming up on an independent united kingdom. something you did your absolute best, used all your powers to

nations --elp united the united nations should help us. now we see isis destroying iraq in syria and the rest of the world. how much do you want us to lose? if there is no peace in one spot, there will be no peace ever? no justice, no peace. so there's a new world order that has to be applied in this world. on spiritualased power. iraq, we have a popular mobilization forces. soldier fighting to iraqi army when he moves the popular mobilization forces, he fights better. energy.use there is an there is a spiritual energy. we have to use that energy. there is a nuclear energy and there's a chemical energy, and there is a spiritual energy. politician without faith or without god is fairness. and finally, the world is going towards nonconventional politics. trump is not republican. sanders who i voted for, is not democratic. in the philippines they choose president from the people. so there is a people car. that is why we had the popular mobilization forces come before work for the people, instead of the people. i bless you all. thank you for l

this is the united states. i love the united states.and we're going to do everything to protect the united states. at the same time, we understand our relationship with our friends, not enemy, our friends, it's a can some of the 11th largest -- mexico, the 11th largest country in the world. look at canada, the united states, and mexico. we are in a sea of tranquility in many ways. look at the middle east, eastern europe, ukraine, russia, eurasia, armenia. look at different areas. in our part of the country, we have mexico and canada, and we are in a sea of prosperity and we will continue improving our lives. again, comments like this not very constructive. host: congressman, a tweet about going back to nasa. what specific jobs did nafta create? again, there are 6 million american jobs being created. there is a map that i would be happy to share that talks about all the jobs that are in almost every state. there are jobs that, if you look at almost every state in the country that has trade with mexico, jobs are being created. it is not o

states could come to the united states with absolutely no numerical limitation. there were other kinds of economic and health restrictions, but no numerical limitations. of qualified immigrants. however, to prevent the immigration of asians, there was a special asian racial attribution rule that all people of asian racial ancestry, wherever born, wherever they were a citizen were charged to , the quota of their racial homeland. the way these will work together was that if we had a native citizen and resident of brazil who was of german ancestry, that person was treated as a brazilian, and like all of the -- all other brazilians could come to the united states without numerical limitation before 1965. if we had a native citizen and resident of brazil who is of japanese ancestry, that person was treated as japanese, and could come to the united states if and only if one of the 100 visas allocated to japan every year happened to be available. robert kennedy was saying that elimination of this racial attribution rule would mean that some people of western hemisphere

now it is 17 want 5 units but not closer that did of the units are nested units without access to outdoor light and air i believe that those 9 units are not quite meeting the exceptions that i have by providing equitable units below-market-rate or not to the market has this is in my opinion but the units facing the alley are 9 nestled unit not meeting the expectation on a new building on which the units can be properly schneider and here comes my biggest consideration a moment not comment on parking their pros and cons for or against parking we're next to be built van ness brt we have a polk street bus and cable cars and west and east and north and south that is highly connected but i'll set the distribution on pros and cons for parking aside what bothers me the messing floor at the height of the building didn't assign clearly explained use inform this particular project i directing your attention to a want 1. 1 and want 1.1 a no explanation those have been assigned or labeled being mechanical spaces, however, the project provides mechanical roof deck equipment unfortunately in the wrong

certainly in the united states.time, the big threat is that they will get, it sounds mutually exclusive, this sounds mutually exclusive, more fragmented, that is, there will be cells everywhere a la al qaeda, but also, much more coordinated with local leaders being able to organize fairly extensive attacks. that's the real concern. >> it does feel as if, because militarily, progress has been made against isis in iraq and syria. but it does seem as if with that progress in those two locations, we have had almost a -- taken a step back when it comes to sort of keeping a lid on isis from being able to attack us. >> well, right. as the colonel said, not mutually exclusive. both of these things are happening. but there's different levels of them in europe and the united states. that's very important to keep in mind. in europe there's already a much more honed sense of homeland security, working with interpol, europol, the counter terrorism ao officials and even nato doing better sharing to figure out how to keep the extr

those units are rent-controlled units and affordable and the more we allow those to leave being added we get into a sorry - i have a few seconds we get into the higher and higher and higher and don't save the possibility of those affordable smaller units in our nice expensive neighborhoods thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon osie with the novs charm back in february february 14th of this year a board of appeals hearing where two planners if the planning department mr. winn slow and jocelyn introduced the task at hand that was updating the residential design guidelines that is in the process i'm here to request your port for having this particular units to work with individual community and neighborhood organizations so that it is not going to be a total surprises but a collaborative work and under the same model of what you're familiar with the sheritt that was used we the planning department to get the buy out from various organizations and community and neighborhoods associations that make sense to me to start the work as opposed to waiting for the new version to b

those words from the president of the united states. juliet, the president was very, very blunt in saying this individual, his words, was a person filled with hatred, referring to the killer, omar saddiqui mateen. >> that's right. and factual as we were saying before, the president needs to protect the investigation. people want the facts or what they're speculating about to come faster, but we need to protect the investigation. we don't know it's over. we don't know that others weren't involved. we hope it's over, but we have to be vigilant and just picking up on the president's tone. this president talks a lot about resilien resiliency. that's because the nature of the threat has changed over the course of his eight years. it is not this organized al qaeda threat anymore. it is both the lone wolf and the soft targets and the kinds of incidents that we're starting to see, and i think he mentioned that in this speech. he wants the american public to brace for potential attacks in the future, but also to keep our heads on, because we are

that is children are united states citizens.stimates show that back in 2000, 30% of the undocumented adult children lived with the children. this is one example of the phenomena in. lawfulmily members have that is and others are in undocumented status. -- obamaoned administrations dacca program. allow citizenship for children, it speaks to this issue of the mixed status family. to avoid deportation of parents decades,been here for it would afford some measure of safety from immediate deportation. for minor children who are here , perhapsmented status they traveled here to rejoin family. the obama administration created similarly, it would afford to children deferred action. it would give the beneficiary is lawful status and some at least temporary assurances of long as they remained eligible. an offshoot of the dream act dream. it was proposed but never went anywhere. it failed for 11 years. the dream act would have provided a pathway to lawful status for certain young undocumented people. each of those programs that did not arr

when pennsylvania became part of the united states, i became a citizen of the united states. i did so by choice. it has been commented upon by those who choose their religion in adulthood, that they often adhere to that more vastly than those who are born to it. the same could be said of immigrants. because their choice was a conscious decision, irrespective of the source of their departure from their original land, whether it was persecution, religion, or political opinion, or in search of economic betterment, it does not make a difference. adherence to a philosophy found here, that is what sets us apart. maybe more steadfast than for those who are nativeborn. his excellency, general washington spoke in his first state of the union in january of 1790, addressing the matter of immigration, he asked congress to adopt procedures to transform foreigners into citizens. his excellency understood the need to integrate thousands of citizens that came yearly into our body and country. yet in the debate of naturalization, there were disagreements on whether we should allow a free flow

by the eastern united states, why not the western united states. we believe one of the strong contributing factor is is the fact that fentanyl is more easily mixed more easily mix into white powder heroin trade to which is the black tar heroin referred in the western part of the united states and that has traditionally been the heroin marketing united states. and fentanyl introduced as being mixed into powder heroin heroin and increasingly we started being pressed into pill form and sawdust counterfeit oxley or counterfeit opioids. encinal has found a market in the eastern united states, probably because of those two reasons. >> i spent some time in new hampshire and from that experience found myself in a lot of small townships have faced an overwhelming problem, almost as if they were specifically targeted because trafficking networks new they had smaller police departments. a small township 100,000 officer department. is there evidence some of that is in play? they look to set up in places where they can overwhelm local law enforcement numbers an

units as ms.said, are being used entirely for short-term rentals. 75% of these are illegal, and very big money is being made we urge the committee to support this wonderful legislation can i am so happy it's been put forth. we need to enforce our current legislation and air b&b and other platforms need to stop hiding behind registered hosts who are doing the right thing. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. next speaker, please. >> testifier: mr. chairman, members of the committee, my name is alex rosenthal. and second vice chair of the san francisco democratic party. and registered hosts. i agree that commercial landlords using the hosting site illegally are a problem the city and home share in committee need to do more to work together to stop the abuses and to get folks to register. but it also needs to become much easier to register now to share my experience with you to illustrate. my job at a technology company became unstable run august of last year so i thought about ways to make su

the united states air force in the joint staff. we did that to delay, to keep from delaying the pain overtime and so it was a it of a rip the band-aid off to be able to take those cuts up front and reorganize accordingly. one of the examples of that was that we stood up in an organization support center that now consolidates all installations of the united states air force. we had 1500 airmen and civilians involved in maintaining and running our bases. by consolidating into a single center we are down to 350. that is just one example of how we've taken the 20% reduction reductions and organized ourselves to be more efficient. >> you will continue with that kind of an approach to any further reductions that you are going be asked to take. >> yes ma'am. >> acquisition forms were introduced in 2015 and has some insights about the way the air force is concerning to the current threat environment. it stated, the acquisition approach is not agile and results in late delivery of capabilities and technologically superior forces. if voice i

tomorrow the vote in the united kingdom.ine lacqua tom keene, contrary to rumors we are still on speaking terms. coming up, a conversation with the first woman of scotland, nicola sturgeon will join us. really looking forward to speaking with the first minister. to our first word news. nejra: police in paris have banned a planned march against reforms, and they are concerned it could result in violence. the dispute has led to strikes and public transport and garbage collection. the government of iraq may have declared victory prematurely in the battle of falluja. only one third of falluja has been cleared of islamic state forces. iraqi forces pushed into the center of the city last friday, leaving the government to claim victory. on capitol hill, senate republican supporters of a compromised gun-control measure say they are gaining momentum. there is a major roadblock. the nra has come out against the plan calling it and can't to shall. -- calling it unconstitutional. it is not certain if a bill can when puerto july 1 rico h

the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom is enduring, nato remains ans where he is outside the white house with more on the brexit fall out and the vote here. first of all, ron, do we know where president obama have spoken to prime minister cameron just yet? >> no, we don't. he will we veal threveal that i comment. president obama went to london and spoke very force fully against britain using eu. it is not american's interest. the president said, you know, we are friends and friends should say what's on their mind. he and cameron has a really good working relationship. they gone out and play golf a number of times together as well. clearly, president obama will miss that when the prime minister resigns as he said he would in october. a lot of implications of what's happening in brexit down the road will happen after mr. obama will leave office in january. from the u.s. point of view of the election of donald trump or hillary clinton to be president, clearly will have a bearing on how britain is leaving the eu plays out. they have different views of tr

this is how much -- how many units of missiles the united states sells. it's a four-year moving average to asia not including china. right about 15% market share. but in terms of the quality, what cipri calls the trend indicator value we have over a third of the market share. so, we sell better weapons, we just sell fewer of them, okay? that should be fine. what's important, though, and this really supports clay christianson's argument the key is american firms do this because they're making a ton of money and as you can see here, this is the revenue from missile exports to asia and you can see it's skyrocketing. this is the ratio of revenue, this is a ratio, okay, of revenue to quality of missiles sold, that is, even as we're making skyrocketing profits as a country, okay, the price-to-quality ratio is escalating, okay? so, we are really dominating the top end, the top right end of the market, but that's not what people want to buy. all right. let me wrap up. so, what i'm arguing here is that if we're talking about two trends here, nationalism could be t

as listed under planning code section the project sponsor will provide 3 affordable unit dwelling units rents and answered into a costa-hawkins agreement the project whether satisfy the inclusionary housing by subsidizing the lots and dedicating the wlapd to the mayor's office of housing for others purpose of developing the affordable housing based on the density study one and 36 units what about creates on the density bonus in the project were to pursue the addition the project will have been provided to provide 16 percent of 2, 3, 4 r 23 affordable units on the project sites mohcd has decided to accept it the staff recommends approval are conditions the project complies with the applicable requirements of planning code and the objectives and policies of the general plan that project is in a zoning with residential ground floor pdr ground floor pdr and site upgrades with corner obnoxiously and private and corner open space that is consistent and respect the appropriate mass and scale relevant and the project complies with the hiring program and as one and 99 new denials to the city's h

people ultimately where in the united states will land. we have had times throughout history where anti-immigrant and racial sentiment is exported by demagogues. it was directed at the irish, directed at polish, italians and you can go back and read what was said about those groups and it is identical to what they are now saying about michigan's or watermelons are muslims -- mexicans, guatemalans, or muslims. same argument. you go back today, the language is identical. the 1800s, the language is identical. and they kept coming. they kept coming because amerco americapossibility -- offered possibility for their children and grand children and if they were initially discriminated against, they understood our system would over time allow them to become part of this one american family. so we should take some of the rhetoric seriously and answer it but yound clearly should not think that that is representative of how the american people think. out the question. roberto renton from reuters. >> i should point out that he is secretly from canada.

they're united. so the believers of jesus and mohammed the children of abraham , should unite against evil and terrorism. and there's a time limit. see, there is the goal and there is the plan, and there is a timing. we cannot wait. you waited a little bit for saddam. look what he has done to my people. i have lost so many people and friends and family members. why did we wait that long? is it because of interest? well, we should not prefer interests against the goal or against the value. so there is a timing. if you don't do it now, if you don't unite with the iraqi people to terminate isis, they will grow up in belgium, in france, in california, in iraq, in lebanon, in syria, in pakistan in india. , all around the world. why did you wait that long? and if you wait a little bit more, by the way, there is something called a super bug that i worry about. this super bug has a strong immunity. and by the way, 30% of the antibiotic is not helping and they stop using it. why? because there is a bacteria t

they have contributed to the fabric of the united states. as we celebrate this month, we are reminded of the relationship between the united states and/or caribbean neighbors and this bill does this. h.r. 439 strengthens and enhances ties between the u.s. and the caribbean by promoting energy, sustainability, diplomatic relations. caribbean countries have been neglected in our foreign policies. this bill makes the car wean region a priority. so, mr. speaker, now is the time to recommit our strong priorities with our caribbean neighbors. we must revitalize and enhance our outreach to our caribbean neighbors. this bill does just that. i urge an aye vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from new york. mr. engel: i now would like toll yield to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for three minutes. mr. cicilline: thank you for yielding to me. before i begin my remarks, i extend my prayers and sympathy to the

accompany that united states can -- in which the united states can -- it seems to me power is more widely dispersed in the american political system then the centralized parliamentary systems. political leaders depend on their positions for popular sport. from the development of the two-party system to the present day, the two parties have jockeyed for advantage. and to score points against the other party is to exaggerate a given threat in the most vivid terms possible. what i am suggesting to you this evening is that from an early point in the cold war, key players in american society realize that their fundamental interest lay in denying that the united states was secure in a matter what was happening overseas, perpetuating what we called the politics of insecurity. the result was a mill to raise asian of american politics. h2 generation rediscovered the winning political formula, often irrespective of what was happening overseas. meanwhile those politicians who were accused of being insufficiently vigilant were put on the defensive and often found it irresistible to call for a more mi