detailing with conditional uses.the project appellant has approached this board with a variety of different complaints including that he cigarettes are addictive and unhealthy for the population. this quite a bit of controversy over that subject. there are -- as everybody has stated your -- the fta has made no recommendations one way or the other on the subject. there are many who say that he cigarettes in fact are healthy because they provide an alternative cigarette and a reasonable alternative to cessation of smoking. needless to say, there are others who disagree. once again, this decision of the planning commission and the planning department was not based on valve of e cigarettes. it was based on land use issues. land issues concern or taken into consideration by the planning commission favored the use. the second complaint was that he cigarettes are inappropriate for the general use of the population and that -- thirst funds is the same as the last one. the third issue was that the 1900 block needs other kinds

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it will also tell us what we don't know, which then helps us figure out new pathways. when pay off, then they create economic opportunities in ways that we could never imagine. so francis dr. collins here helped lead the human genome project and we've got a number of people who are deeply involved in that process. one study found that every dollar that we spend to map the human genome has already returned $140 to our economy. there's a huge economic stake in us tapping in to this innovation. [ applause ] nothing wrong with clapping about that, yeah. but as anybody who has ever watched a loved one battle with an illness, particularly a life threatening illness, and i suspect that there's nobody here who hasn't been touched in some fashion by that experience. what everybody here understands is that the most important impact these investments can have can't be measured in dollars. if we have an opportunity to prevent hurt and heart break for more families. if we have the opportunity to help people live longer, happier, healthier lives if we had the chance to make sure tha

you used the term. because we don't want to convey to that part of the world that we in any way are engaged in a religious war against them. jihad means holy war. and so we don't -- >> anti-extremist might be a better term. >> exactly. fy gnat i cans. -- fanatics. but avoid saying we're engaged in a struggle against jihaddist because some say that's holy war. >> that's a good point. i appreciate that. the other side is we have to be very careful in this country to not lump in the muslim world with these extremist. i think that also is a recruiting poster for them if we do that. this cannot be a war between west and islam. >> that's right. >> thank you mr. chair. >> gentlemen thank you very much for your service to our cuntrifment i apoll -- country. i apologize for not being here for the entire discussion this morning. i have a question i'd like to focus on. that has to do with the national security strategy that was last presented in 2010. my understanding is that normally that would be updated or had

potentially use for the continuance and what source of funding we can use for the expansion and the opposing future we'll be talking about the hours and days and all of that and also how we store and move the pit stop at night looking forward to that discussion thanks again for everyone involved and the budget committee supervisor avalos i'll say i'm appreciative of a great presentation i like the comment from mr. dodge to the presence of the 3 pit stops are to be helpful to people and not to be invading by real an example of city government supporting a better quality of life for people i wanted to say that the expansion to the south of market area with the other locations including the 6th street corridor i know having worked there for many years is critical and appreciatively of the data driven approach we're seeing good results and strongly support this as well and it's extremely cost effective but the driving is giving people dignity and supporting the community-based organizations to try to help people are better lives thank you so much for supervisor kim can we have a motion

and to kill us.to convert us or to eliminate us. ladies and gentlemen, we must not fail. and whether we like it or not, whether the main media likes it or not, whether the republicans and democrats and conservatives and liberals like it or not or whether high school teachers and college professors like it or not we're in combat. we're in combat. and it is a war of good versus evil. right, versus wrong. freedom versus slavery. civilization versus chaos. and we must not fail. in my opinion, free people and free institutions all over the world have never been threatened more. we must not fail more importantly, you must not fail. now let me spend just let me spend just a few more minutes, then we'll get to the best part of our program. let me spend a few more minutes and tell you about the most thrilling and exciting and heart felt mission i ever flew. for an even greater team effort resulted in a much grater victory. roger was shot down on the 10th of may in 1972 and for 22 days there was no word. the s

at other sites, we are exploring the use of geothermal reservoirs that have useful temperatures as loweyond their size. in this miniature experiment the scientist is burning coal inside a glass column to determine if coal might be burned while still in the earth to generate methane gas. in his curiosity, he is part of a tradition of everyone who ever gazed in wonder at fire. and he, too, is asking questions. how best to turn this fuel into useful energy? how can we produce energy without waste? the dreams of ericsson and other visionaries move a step closer to achievement with renewed studies of sun power. the ultimate goal, to turn the sun's energy directly into electricity. ericsson's proposal to cover rooftops with solar collectors has been put into practice. collectors soak up sun to provide buildings below with heat or cooling, and they send data to a battery of recorders to help chart the way in the use of solar energy. in a time of shortages, we are still surrounded by a world that is overflowing with energy. the forces still hidden deep in the nucleus of the atom, or in the fla

if you will and try to use us to describe what's wrong with america. police are not the problem in america lou. the police are one of the few things left that's right with america, and we ought to begin extolling the honor the courage, the integrity like we do during law enforcement officer week. president obama and eric holder go down to that law enforcement memorial wall where there are the names of over 20,000 law enforcement officers who have sacrificed their lives in service to their community. they ought to stand in front of that wall and stare at it for a couple minutes x then maybe they'd come to thallization how wrong they are. do the realization how wrong they are. let me say this about society all right? white society has got to be getting tired of getting their nose rubbed into the ugly past that slavery did to this country. they're now being made to commit sins that --ing being made to pay for sins they did not commit. i'm here to extol on white society the great strides that they've made in righting those past wrongs. i am living proof of

nuclear weapons would never be used. our numbers and character of the force is such that no one can reasonably calculate that and a 1st strike he would destroy his opponent systems and escape unscathed if we look at that it gives us guidance and numbers and characteristics of the system's which we need. one other nuclear comment in order to avoid a world demand for nuclear reactor fuel creating other iran like states i think the us should consider establishing a nuclear fuel bank where states can check out fuel for reactors, return it after it has been used, and thus avoid what could be almost endless moves toward nuclear power. mr. chairman i focused remarks on aspects of moral development, i thought most vexing and unique. i would be happy to answer any questions. thank you very much. >> mr. chairman, members of this distinguished committee thank you for the invitation to address you. i genuinely agree. my hope is that your deliberations will shape the bipartisan national security strategy. the bipartisanship is badly

but abroad, abroad you think putin fears us? no. china help us?and the muslim nations do whatever they want to do. congressman roethlisberger, i'm giving you the last word. >> the last word is. this different parts of the world. yemen i have been to yemen. ill repair very poor. that allows al qaeda to train. i was just in turkey three weeks ago to deal with their government about working with us on isis. isis is different from the al qaeda and the reignian peninsula. what worries about me about the arabian peninsula. their strategy to do larger attacks. we can usually hear and find out about it. i'm worried more about these individuals that are americans have been radicalized or going to syria and we have to be more aggressive to go after them and make sure when they come to the united states. >> look, this is just call me crazy, i think we might want to put a carrier off the coast of yemen. those little training camps, maybe they vaporize one day. maybe. congressman, thanks very much. >> we have been doing that. we have been doing that. >> if you

our cabstands and to use our bus lanes they think they seem to be able to use the one on geary and third it is great, thank you. >> anyone else here to address the board. >> director heinecke on this one. >> thanks to deputy director for a great presentation i'll start with the best news the one hundred percent penetration on the fly wheel which to me is the biggest step to successful competition are the pmc and commissioner maguire said the taxiing industry will not be able to complete you have a greater living of the industry but my hope we can compete and working towards competing in the business acceptance this is a big step towards it if fly whole works we'll have the biggest network and we'll be better than the t nc my question to the director is this we will according to what you say one hundred percent availability but that's a different thing than usage is there a way to monitor usage to make sure the cabs are using the apps from a personally experience a great many number of the cabs are not using it. >> that's a great question something we'll need to look at monitoring i'm not

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today they have faith in us, us trust in us to give us the tools necessary to do there job but we must never forget, our soldiers will bear the burden of our decisions in their lives. i love this army and have been a part of the for over 38 years. i want to ensure it remains the greatest land force the world is ever known. known. to do that it is our shared responsibility to provide our soldiers and army with the greatest resources. it is our decisions that we will impact our soldiers army, and the command the joint force in our nation's security posture for the next ten years. we we do not want to return to the days of a hollow army thank you for allowing me to testify, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, gen. >> general, ranking member distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify about the impact of sequestration on our navy impact of sequestration on our navy thus far and the impact of a potential return to that in 2016. mr. chairman, presence remains the mandate of our navy. we must operate forward where it matters and we need to

we have two things facing us. the first is obviously the aging infrastructure and the fact that what we build so effectively in the early 60s across the nation is now crumbling but the other challenge i'm facing out that other governors are facing too is the weather challenges have made the transportation infrastructure more vulnerable than i i believe that was when they build infrastructure. i can tell you is a governor who has served for four years now i have managed three really devastating storms the toughest stormers vermont has seen in our history. we lost in the tiny state of vermont we lost hundreds of miles of roads. we lost 34 bridges. we saw infrastructure destroyed not only with irene but two separate significant storms and this was created by just the kind of rain that we have never seen in vermont where we suddenly get these what i call costa rican style deluge as of 10 or 12 inches of rain dumped on our little state in a matter of hours. it didn't used to happen that way so we have to remember we ha

call us, email us or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> next a house panel looking at an e.p.a. rule on the disposal of coal waste, known as coal ash. officials from the e.p.a., energy companies and environmental groups testified. >> i want to thank my clears for being prompt. we want to call the hearing to order. i would like to recognize myself for five minutes for an opening statement. we welcome each of our witnesses and appreciate your willingness to be here today to talk about the final coal ash rule release by e.p.a. in december. we are eager to hear from you and hope mr. stanislas will provide implementation of the final rule and also address some questions and concerns. we will hear from a number of stakeholders regarding their initial impressions of the final rule and any concerns they may have and discuss the final rule and legislation considered by this committee and floor of the house the last couple of congresses. first, i would like to commend the e.p.a. for getting the final rule out in time to meet

call us at 202-626-3400. e-mail us at comments@c-span.org or send us a tweet @yspan."like" us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> monday night on "the communicators," martin cooper, inventor of the cell phone on spectrum issues and the efforts by federal agencies to provide for the growing needs of mobile phone service providers. >> the ultimate in the spectrum efficient technology is what's called dynamic spectrum access. that includes a whole bunch of things. it also includes cognitive radio. i know you've heard a lot about that. and it includes some new technology that's just starting to become laboratory available, where we can use satellites to actually create a model of the world so that when somebody transmits, they will know whether they are going to interfere with somebody else. you put all these things together, i hesitate to tell you how much more efficient we're going to be because you would laugh me out of this room. but we're talking not about tens of times improvement or hundreds or thousands, but millions of time improvement. and that's not as crazy

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. >> you'll let us know? >> sure. >> i'll just yield back. >> the chair recognizes the ranking member of the committee for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman many there's no question that coal ash can pose serious risks when not disposed appropriately. many people in the room have spent the better part of a decade for working on this issue. i commend the epa for working on this rule. do you have a conference that this final rule is protective of health and the environment, are there gaps in the protections under this rule that would need to be filled by legislation? >> i believe the rule is very strong and very protective. >> and in terms of any gaps -- >> we don't believe there are any gaps. we believe all the risks are put in place. all the rigorous technical information. >> what about beneficial reuse? will this rule restrict beneficial reuse in anyway to stigmatize coal ash? >> we don't believe it will. the real clarity is not subject to the rule. >> but still i expect we're going to hear from the se

tweet us and send us pictures and video just make sure you use the #fox29weekend.e'll keep everyone up to date all morning long. be careful out there. >>> on monday the country will honor the birth of a civil rights icon dr. march to know luther king, jr., this year's day of service is taking on a different tone. with the recent deadly police shootings and violent protests, many organizations across the country are calling for peace and hoping this will be a day men and women of all nationalities come together and rebuild hash tag mlk day is making pop -- becoming popular on social media. you've probably seen tweets are facebook posts like this this weekend reflect on the peaceful society you want and do something to create it. mlk is day celebrate by doing something positive in your community. find a need and fill the with your talent, experience and knowledge. and there's this. live's most persistent and urgent question, what are you doing for others? remember mlk day is a day on, not day off. joining us now on skype, mark tyler senior pastor of bethel episcopal

thanks so much for being on with us. >> okay. >> malik bryant for us joining us from the north lawn. the president's state of the union address will begin here tonight at 7:00 eastern. that's it for me. for our international viewers, amanpour is next. "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. >>> here we go. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thank you so much for being with me. we have to start with this massive manhunt happening now for potential terrorists. terror raids and arrests in france belgium, greece germany, and the netherlands. look at this map here. all revealing this widening web of suspected terror cells across europe. and we're hearing that french police have arrested five chechens over a terror plot. also today, other suspected terrorists were in court. four of them being kept behind bars as investigators probe their links to the paris attacks. all of this as these two prime suspects are still on the run. and let's talk about this one man here believed to be the ring

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and to kill us , to convert us or to eliminate us. ladies and gentlemen, we must not fail. whether we like it or not whether the main media likes it or not whether republicans and democrats and conservatives and liberals like it or not, whether high school teachers and college professors like it or not, we are in combat. we are in combat. it is a war of good versus evil, right versus wrong, freedom versus slavery, civilization versus chaos and we must not fail. in my opinion, free people and free is to shins all over the world have never been threatened more. we must not fail. more importantly, you must not fail. now let me spend just a few more minutes and then we would get to the very best part of our program. let me say a few minutes about the most thrilling and challenging and heartwarming mission i ever flew. for an even greater team effort resulted in a much greater victory. it was the rescue roger lockwood. -- roger locher. he was shot down and there was no word for 22 days. we have lots of extra batteries in our best because t

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the conditional use planning commission 303 states in part, the proposed use will serve the neighborhood in whole or significant part and will not adversely affect the master plan and will provide the element that is in conformity with the stated purpose of the applicable neighborhood commercial district. it's important to place this project within its physical and demographic context. that context must include the balboa park station plan which was signed into legislation in 2009 as an area plan within the san francisco general plan. the balboa plan was not included in the planning commission until two days before the november 6 commission hearing. president [inaudible] commented she was the more time for people analysis of essential to planning commission were not great challenges for the neighborhood. the ocean avenue and ct extends from keelan avenue to manor drive. 1963 ocean avenue is at the western end of this. the single-family neighborhood of davidson manor is to the north of the avenue and to the south of [inaudible] cars appeared both limits of a high percentage of families an

stupid enough not to take the money when it's offered to us!the rocket burner burns for a bit and it turns off. and the moment it turns off-everything inside the ship will become weightless-so you'll be able to get out of your seat, unbuckle your seatbelt, float around the cabin, and then come back in. and we'll ask people to get back in their seats. and you'll just do a glide using the wings of the vehicle down to the runway that you took off from. >> virgin galactic - the space offshoot of british aerospace giant virgin -plans to take customers for a ride into low-earth orbit to experience zero gravity. flights are expected to begin this year. leonardo di caprio and justin bieber are signed-up as paying customers. the price for a ticket - $250,000. george whitesides virgin galactic's ceo. >> we've got a carrier aircraft that brings the spaceship up to 50,000 feet where it releases the spaceship. and the spaceship fires its rocket motor, makes a turn vertical, and you start heading up at mach 3. >> the construction began more than 6 years ago

the president doesn't use that word as much as he used to.seems convinced that one thing has to happen, as republicans put it, some income redistribution, the 1% who may have 50% of all the wealth within the next ten years or so, he believes that the middle class is where it's at and he wants to take more money from the rich and put it on the middle class and he's determined to do it if it's possible and it looks to me as if it's not possible. >> that's right. both sides, it's interesting, he's going to come off tonight, try to come off as the champion of the middle class, republicans are going to offer their own programs for the middle class, but they say the way to do is not by raising taxes on a lot of the people that provide the jobs and the investment for a good economy. that the way to do is by in fact cutting back on regulation, cutting back on government's role and letting the free enterprise system work. >> can i also say parenthetically, does the president look a lot grayer to you? >> i was going to mention that. i've been going to

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but abroad abroad you think that putin fears, us, no. china help us, no.he muslims do whatever they want to do. last word. >> different parts of the world. i have been to yemen. it is it a country is very poor and ta allows al-qaeda to train. i was in turkey to deal with their government to work with us on isis. isis is different than the al-qaeda and araban peninsula. their strategy is to do the smaller type of attacks. if it is 9/11 attack we usually hear about it. i am worried about the americans that are radicalized and going to syria we have to go after them. >> call me crazy. and we might want to put a dearier off of the coast of yemen and vaporize the training camps maybe. >> we have been doing that. snksz i haven't sewn a carrier over there. >> you don't want to tell the enemy your plan, bill. >> when you get them, let us know. >> and directly a cornell peters. and what would mike huckabee do to confront the worldwide terrorism, that's coming up. mp festival. i get to pick my perfect pair from six creations for just $15.99. so open wide for crispy

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it's not in the report so i think it's easy for enernex to sit down with us and show us how they got to the total and then we'll have that information. how it's presented in the report -- if san francisco typically calls all jobs construction jobs i'm not sure that's what happened in the examples that were given like america's cup because i didn't read those reports, not in my wheel house to do that but if it's the city's practice to do that then fine. i think you know when you read about it in the trade press or in the newspaper those folks need to understand what that number is. it's not just a construction job number. >> sure. i actually watched the sf puc's meeting so i am familiar with your report out to the commissioners and to me i didn't see a lot of concern on that side in terms of the commissioners on those types of concerns, so i think it's perhaps coming from the staff's side. >> yeah. that's what i have been saying at the staff level because that's what i am referring to. we provided staff level comments on the report and i summarized those on the report to my commission

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good to have you with us. president obama talking at the business roundtable casually mentioned cybersecurity as a shared concern with big business. i did not see a representative from sony but when they are losing entire movies and that kind of attack is taking place we are in real trouble, are we not? >> yes, sir. sony has been hacked at least twice before in the last three years so they need to take a this, large retailers and small and midsize businesses need to take this very seriously. look at the lessons being learned and implement the processes that are necessary to ensure they have the right cybersecurity procedures in place. charles: lou: your analysts have looked at sony, the way it appears that it was carried out. what are your conclusions? what are your thoughts on the nature of the attack, the sophistication and the capability of those engineering the attack? >> from what we have read, the attack appears it is not as complex as we thought. my guys were impressed with the reports that are out in t

if you acknowledge have to bring it to us, sell us, democracy is messy -- you got to come and sell us on something. we are your boss. we are your co-equals in this. i fully believe that you can bring -- if you have all p5 plus one on board with a negotiated settlement, i think you can sell it to us. i think it's not an impossible sell. >> thank you, senator. i will say consultations up until this point have been a phone call in the morning that something is happening and generally speaking, while we are receiving that phone call, reading "in your times," or someone else reports so i do want to associate myself with his comments. senator udall? >> thank you, senator corker. let me join with others in thanking you and senator menendez in terms of trying to work through things. you have shown it when your positions were reversed, your willingness to get bipartisan agreements. i very much appreciate having the witnesses here today. a lot of what i'm going to say -- i'm going to repeat many of the things that have been said but i also support the negotiations. i think it is very important

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she joins us now.thers as bogeymen of politics and republicans see them perhaps as their safer. which is it or is it a little bit of both? >> i think if we've learned anything about the kochs over the last several elections is that they really are independent players in a lot of ways. they are clearly devoting the most of their resources in the political arena to help republicans, but they're not working in lockstep with the republican party. and this announcement about the amount of money that their network is going to put in over the next two years-- which i should note is not all going to political activity-- that really upends the balance in-- and takes away a lot of power from the r.n.c., you could argue. >> ifill: i'm actually surprised we even know that number. their reputation has been of a shadowy bunch of political financiers. is this their attempt to be more open and transparent? >> we have seen an interesting change in their spotlight. as the democrats have tried to vilify them and create c