. >> mr. john. >> we appreciate the opportunity to talk to you today about rail service issues. the fertilizer industry depends on safe and reliable service. the dlir ri is critical 40 to 670%67 60% is due to crops yield. it's not a seasonal issue. the sheer production of volume of production in the industry couldn't possibly be transported just two times a year during the spring and fall planting seasons. this takes place year round. if they don't have reliable rail service those plants have to shut down. for example, last spring in may of 2014 the country as a whole went from 29% of acres planted to 73% acres planted. that's 40 million acres planted in a two-week period. as farmers rely on the robustness of the transportation system, especially the railroads now more than ever given our reliance on rail service the for the liezfertilizer promotes greater railroad and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the transportation board. we're concerned the recent stb order establishing the boards proposed rule do not include separate tracking of fertilizer shipments. the farmer

mr. brown, and mr. lonegro, just a question to the two of you. about a year ago, jenese whoa eming train carrying 2.7 million gallons of crude oil derailed in alabama, derailed and spilled oil all over the wet lands. i want to ask to see what your company is doing to make sure that is not happening again. and last year a scx train auto derailed in virginia and spilled 30,000 gallons of crude oil into the james river. what is your company doing to make sure the safety of oil carrying cars -- what is your company doing to make sure we can give safety to those neighborhoods. mr. brown. >> yes, as i mentioned earlier, we have some safety precautions and protocols that we have applied all hazardous materials on our various railroads. so those protocols kpluinclude things like enhanced infrastructure testing rail fall detection testing it includes track geeometry testing. we changed the visual inspection protocols so we're actually inspecting our infrastructure more frequently. we have -- often

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. >> mr. gibner. >> john gibner, deputy city attorney the gentleman is correct this ordinance breathes a new 10.8 and refers to that the second item on the agenda modifies section 102 and puts the definition of homeless shelter in under we can by tomorrow morning go through and. >> or so how to think up the first piece to make sure there's the references for 102 i suggest you not make the amendment amendment today but tomorrow >> great. thank you very much mr. gibner is there any additional public comment on item 1 seeing none, public comment is closed so first, i want to thank even that participate in making this project and moving forward happening i had an opportunity to go with mr. duffy and the gentleman to visit the site it seems like an exciting project to me and i hope it after it is mod it defines a permanent home it should be successful i hope it end up being a model for not only san francisco but another places we for too long we've had a disjoined approach to certain populations of

john jones, hot boy, mr. tony montana. that's me. >> he's been acquitted of murder, attempted murder, and then saw another murder charge dropped to reckless homicide for which he served nine months. >> i like "scarface." that's my favorite movie. al pacino. that's my favorite character. you know. he's tony montana. you know. he's hard to kill, man. you know. >> jones is now in the midst of a new trial for attempted murder. and the morning news has brought him stunning information about the paroled inmate scheduled to testify against him. >> look what we got here. this is the guy right here, he done told on 11 people, got out for two months, coming back for a murder. killing a 15-year-old. him right here. just two months later mallory is charged with murder of a 15-year-old boy in the apartment off dixie highway just south of shadley. he was arrested monday after arriving in court to testify against john jones, a former cellmate. wow. wow. so while he was coming to court to testify in a shooting case, he get locked up for m

. >> i'd like you to give a real tonight welcome to senator of massachusetts, mr. john kennedy. may i ask you -- so i don't look too naive, a tough question right off the bat? >> whether i'm democrat or republican? >> people recognize television was now the medium that mattered. it wasn't before 1960 and it was every day after 1960 in those presidential debates. >> try to find a western. >> all right. >> once everyone had a tv set in their living room and advertisers had fully gotten a grip on how effective this is a way to sell products the definition of what you were doing was to create entertainment that would appeal to as many people as possible. >> beaver eat your brussels sprouts. >> i can't. my stomach's filled up to my throat. >> no excuses. >> "leave it to beaver" was something that a lot of families understood. it's the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver. >> most people have had a lot of the experiences that the beaver or wally has had and everyone in their life has an eddie haskell. >> wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup. good e

thank you, mr. john kerry, for your visit. it is a great honor for me to visit me, the mayor of all parisians. [ applause ] >> well madame mayor, thank you for that very very generous welcome and thank you for reminding us of the extraordinary history that does tie us together. what an honor for me to be here in this historic building which the mayor just talked about and shared some of the history. a moment ago in her office she showed me an historic photograph of the resistance members sitting there in her office in august of 1944, a reminder of the close historic, inescapable relationship between our countries. and i appreciate your very generous comments about all of our mayors. i know you have a warm relationship with them. and not only am i in an historic building, but i am with an historic mayor, because she is the first woman to serve in this office. >> thank you. >> and that is no small thing. >> thank you. >> so it's a privilege for me to be here with you. and i'm particularly honored to be with members of the law en

so please help us welcome mr. john abdo. john, thanks for being our guest. >>mike, jj it's a pleasure thank you >>i john. john, you know, we talked about this earlier, in the opening, you obviously in health and fitness, in strength training, you've trained olympic athletes. tell us how you actually got involved in developing products for male sexual performance. >>i actually always wanted to be a great athlete, started training in competitions in my teenage years, started actually coaching when i was 17. i'll be 57 next year, do the math, i've been doing this for over 40 years, and over the decades you really learn a lot my goal was to learn the techniques, legal techniques safe techniques that increase both sexual and sports performance. and it's interesting, because both we did the same thing athletes take anabolic steroids, when i was younger i took anabolic steroids, and what it does, it makes your body stronger, but it shuts down your internal biochemistry. we had to figure out how do we restore that. so then i started saying that eating antiaging medi

mr. gibner. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the board it continue it but you have to keep it open to continue for three months so take the motion to continue the hearing open per a subsequent hearing at the continued date. >> okay. thank you. and supervisor campos. >> to clarify that that in fact the motion is predicated on the understanding that the hearing remains open to a later date. >> okay. with that mr. clerk can you please call the roll on the motion to continue. >> open to april 28, 2015. supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor campos. >> aye. >> supervisor christensen. >> aye. >> supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor tang. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's. >> okay the continuance passes unanimously. thank you very much. and we also have our second 3:00 p.m. special order. and mr. clerk can you please call the items item 28, 29, 30. >> 27-30 comprise

mr. speaker. >> john boehner still holds that gavel. now in charge republicans are shaping a bill that would green light the controversial keystone xl pipepen line or force the president to veto it. it would be a jobs bonanza, right? on the sunday talk shows, that question was hotly debating. >> it's going to be a bellwetherstition by the president to go with jobs and the economy, his state department said it's 42,000 new jobs. this is a good infrastructure project. >> that's really not true at all. by most estimates, it would create several thousand temporary construction jobs and only 35 permanent jobs. >> so 35 or 42,000 new jobs? that's a pretty wide margin of error. let's see what the state department report actually says. scroll down to page 27. here we go. economic activity due to construction. turns out both sides are keying in on real numbers that are taken out of context. the state department notes, quote, construction spending would support a combined total of approximately 42,100 jobs for a two-year period. but the report al

congratulations to you john, to mr. speaker, to debbie, to your daughters, lindsey and tricia and the entire boehner family. thank you for sharing john boehner with us. [applause] god bless you and your family, mr. speaker. may god continue to bless the members of this house of representatives. this is the peoples' house. this is the peoples' gavel. in the peoples' name my privilege to hand to it speaker of the house for the 114th congress the honorable john boehner. mr. speaker. [applause] god bless you mr. speaker. god bless america. thank you. melissa: there we go. that was the moment right there. you saw the gaff develop somewhat reluctantly some would say, being handed over to now speaker john boehner from pell pell after a pretty long speech. >> he was speaker last time, wasn't he? melissa: she is now minority leader. >> she was minority leader last year right? >> like a dozen wedding toasts now? >> nothing changed. melissa: hey, come on historic moment. say something serious. >> nothing changed. i'm confused as w

one of his neighbor was john rockefeller. mr. oglebay made his fortune in 1900 when he was asked to manage j. d. rockefeller's iron ore mines. mr. oglebay was involved in managing that. in 1900, he and rockefeller sold their interest in the iron ore mines to u.s. steel and walked away multimillionaires. he always had an affinity for wheeling. even in cleveland, he had an absentee ballot for wheeling. he loved the area wanted to come back. his wife's family owned this summer place at the top of the hill. 25 acres of land. he purchased it from his wife's brothers. he would buy bits and pieces as he could until he assembled 1500 acres of poverty on the hill above wheeling. he called it waddington. that was the name given to this property by the second owner of the mansion in 1856. a man from england called george whether all smith. he snuck that he felt that the rolling hills reminded him of his ancestral home in england. mr. oglebay, fell upon that name doing research, loved the name, and called it waddington. the house, when it wa

secretary of state john kerry arrived today, mr. ambassador, while bringing a friend. ♪ all you got to do is call ♪ ♪ i will be there ♪ ♪ yes i'll be there ♪ ♪ you've got a friend ♪ >> how weird was it as this is an act of diplomacy with james taylor singing you've got a friend. >> the only thing that i can think of that would be worse sif john kerry himself hadding sung the song. that would be about as low as you could go. but honestly no disrespect intended to james taylor, this is not american diplomacy at its best and i think it's another indication of the lack of american leadership that this is what it's come to, giving paris a hug. >> all right. great to hear from you, mr. ambassador, john bolton, have a great weekend. >>> now for my take on this, the obama administration doesn't send a high -- then apologizes for the major misstep and then steps in it again with "you've got a friend?" don't get me wrong, i love the tune but it's such a serious moment, with the whole world watching, appropriate? amy says, crin

time for "inside politics," our political scientist, now here on "new day," mr. john king. how does' that segue, bet centre. >> i'm a 70 degree guy, but i'm going down to 50 now. lose a pound or two. >> put on a sweater. >> that is the great segue as we go "inside politics" this morning. put on a sweater with me this morning in his sweater jonathan martin of the "new york times," julia pace of the "associated press." we were joking yesterday, yesterday was the day to decide it's time to advance your presidential campaign and you'll get the point in a second. let's start with reason number one. john podesta, the former bill clinton chief of staff, now president obama's climate change adviser. senior adviser, he's leaving next month, to be there, the question is if hillary clinton runs for president. but you don't leave a senior job at the white house unless you have a little private information that she's going to run for president, right? >> i mean this has been the plan for a while. john podesta came to the white house, said he would stay a year an then until after the sta

and over in the house -- >> the honorable john boehner. mr. speaker? >> john boehner still holds that gavel. now in charge republicans are shaping a bill that would green light the controversial keystone xl pipeline or force the president to veto it. the pipeline would be a jobs bonanza, right? on the sunday talk shows, that question was hotly debated. >> it is going to be a bellwether decision by the president whether to go with jobs and the economy, his own state department said it's 42,000 new jobs. this is a good infrastructure project. >> that's really not true at all. by most estimates, it would create several thousand temporary construction jobs and only 35 35 permanent jobs. >> reporter: so 35 or 42,000 new jobs. that's a pretty wide margin of error. let's see what the state department report actually says. scroll down to page 27. here we go. economic activity due to construction. it turns out both sides are keying in on real numbers that are taken out of context. the state department notes, quote, construction spending would support a combined

john boehner is truly a gentleman from ohio. congratulations to you, john mr. speaker, to debbie to your daughters, lindsey, and trisha, and the entire boehner family. thank you for sharing john boehner with us. [ applause ] >> god bless you and your family, mr. speaker. may god continue to bless the members of this house of representatives. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. the people's name, it's my privilege to hand it to the speaker of the house for the 114th congress, the honorable john boehner. mr. speaker. god bless you, mr. speaker. god bless america. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> friends colleagues, countrymen, especially the people of ohio, the eighth congressional district, thank you for sending me here, and let's today welcome all of the new members and all of their families to what we all know to be a truly historic day. [ applause ] and we welcome all of the members back who were re-elected. we want to welcome your families as well. i want to thank my family. [ applause ] >> he was doing pretty good on my walk over

. >> thank you john. >> mr. tigue. >> good evening president lazarus and commissioners, corey tigue for planning department. we feel like this project was approved appropriately by planning department. sounds like the proposed changes between the two parties would if anything, result in a smaller project overall so wouldn't trigger any additional notification requirements and i don't think we have any issues for the compromise that's been reached. i'm available for any questions you may have. >> any public comment? seeing none, then commissioners, the matter is submitted. mr. duffy, commissioners are you willing to entertain him again? >> yes. >> as long as he entertains that. >> sorry commissioners for the time. just one point of clarification, i heard mr. calvin there saying that the -- it would take the walls down prior to any -- the addendum being issued. you can't start the work until the addenda has to be issued before you take the walls down so we won't know what the foundation is until the a ddenda is is

congratulations to you, john, to mr. speaker, to debbie to your daughters, lindsey and tricia and the entire boehner family. thank you for sharing john boehner with us. [ applause ] god bless you and your family, mr. speaker. may god continue to bless the members of this house of representatives. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. and the people's name it is my privilege to hand it to the speaker of the house for the 114th congress the honorable john boehner. mr. speaker. god bless you, mr. speaker. god bless america. thank you. >> thank you. thank you! friends, colleagues countrymen especially the people of ohio's eighth congressional district, thank you for sending me here. and let's today welcome all of the new members and their families to what we all know to be a truly historic day. [ applause ] and we welcome all of the members back who were re-elected. we want to welcome your families as well. i want to thank my family. [ applause ] i was doing pretty good on the walk over here from my ceremon

browning in i'm sorry don't member the other one. >> mr. durand. john durand was born a canadian and became a u.s. citizen and he was an employee of the u.s. army ordinance service. he spends 12 years or so designing what became the m-1 semiotic -- semiautomatic rifle which meant the u.s. armed forces were the only ones in the second world for entirely equipped with a semiautomatic rifle. so that made a big difference. and then john m. browning and native-born genius of utah gunsmith designed and held the patents on almost every automatic weapon that the united states used in the second world war and the browning automatic rifle the automatic weapon and a light and heavy machine guns and the fabulous 1911 pistol that was an front-line service for 75 years and still is today. so he was a true american hero. >> you also give space to a guy that designed the landing craft. hubble? >> higgins. and i thought that was fascinating. >> use another bootstrap for success story. he established a privately-owned boat building company in new orleans and he anti

. >> thank you, john mr. chair and members of the commission good afternoon todd kennedy from san francisco planning staff item before you i hear and my manager maybe stepping in just a minute you i'll do a quick briefing this is the request for a see community investment & infrastructure subsection on market street located in the upper market neighborhood commercial transit district to describe the project a little bit the project proposes to convert 2 3 unit buildings into 6 condominiums in total there are no alternatives to the buildings proposed other than those that result from the department of building inspection reports under sections 1332 of the cities subsection code a see condominium conversion parole must be approved by the planning commission some projects of 4 or less are approved administratively duo to date the department has received no public comments recommendation the department recommended approval and believes the project is necessary or a necessary for the following reasons the property

it's a hugest story, and thank you, mr. john kerry for visiting united states. it's a great honor. it's an immense honor for us to welcome you here as the mayor of paris, the mayor of all parisians. [applause.] >>> madam mayor action thank you for that very very generous welcome, and thank you for reminding us of the extraordinary history that does tie us together. what an honor for me to be here in this historic building which the mayor just talked about and shared some of the history. the mayor showed moo an historic photograph defendant resistance members sitting there in here? in august of 1944, a reminder of the cross, hist topic, inescapable history. i appreciate you your comments about our mayors. i know you have a warm relationship with them. and not only am i in an historic building, but i am with an historic mayor because she is the first woman to serve in this. ? >> thank you. >> that is no small thing. >> thank you. >> it's a privilege to be here with you. i am particularly honored to be with members of the law enforcement community those who were so directly engaged an

the vice president, mrs. obama, john kerry was in india prepping for the president's trip. i know it's a pain and no one likes to fly on an airplane but he has a track record of doing so. he will circle back this week. a moment was lost john. i think few things in politics are fatal. this is not fatal certainly, but it was certainly a lost and missed opportunity to demonstrate solidarity not only counter terrorism but the values we and french stand for. >> reporter: it was a remarkable picture to see those leaders lined up there together arm and arm. it is a picture president obama will never be in that is cast at this point. there was a suggestion by the white house press secretary. he said security would have been an issue had the president come. there wasn't any way for the president to come here without compromising you know the freedom of march for other people. when you have 40 world leaders, how is the security situation different for them than it would have been for the president of the united states? >> any time you put together a presidential trip secret service h

cnn political analyst, editor in chief of "the daily beast" mr. john avlon and mr. kevin madden. john i start with you, you tell me why this is enough we're good time to move on. >> because they apologized they made an unforced error and when people do that in politics and in life you move on. it was a screw-up, eric hold wears in paris, he should have been there at the very least. >> not so fast john here comes kevin. because they admitted they screwed up that's fine and the french said no big deal we feel your support either way. but doesn't this show a level of tone-deafness? >> it does and i think that's something that you'll see some criticism of the white house from. that that they didn't take this as seriously as they should and that's what made it such a glaring admission. i think they made the admission is really what the white house does usually what the white house tries to do is chalk it up to some partisan criticism. but the criticism came from so many different sides, that's when they had nowhere else to go, but to apologize. john is right this is something now that

on his left is mr. john conger performing the duties of the assistant secretary of defense for energy installations and environments. they'll make opening statements. we'll have time for questions afterwards. and let me know if there's questions beyond that if we run out of time. mr. chollet, if you'd like to begin. >> good morning. this on? >> yes. >> okay. good morning. european and trans atlantic security is more important than ever. the united states remains committed to nato and our presence in europe. for generations, you the us service members have lived with, trained with, and fought alongside european allies and partners. we currently have approximately 67,000 military personnel stationed in europe and our troops train and deploy with european counterparts across the globe. our european allies remain our strong partners in addressing shared security challenges whether in responded to russia's actions against ukraine or the operations in iraq and syria where european countries are a vital part o

>> mitt romney's flirtation with possible front run at the top job is producing sharp criticism of mrs. clinton. john roberts has that story tonight from atlanta. >> mitt romney may not have declared himself at candidate yet, but if mississippi state university, he was sure talking like one. >> the president's dismiss sal of real global threats in a state of the union address was naive at best and deceptive at worst. >> in a speech to students romney took aim at his 2012 opponent criticizing president obama's refusal to label recent attacks in canada and france as islamic terrorism. >> i don't know how the president expects to defeat the jihadists if he won't even call them the name they are. >> romney also took aim at his potential opponent should he make a third attempt at the white house portraying hillary clinton as naive on foreign policy and domestic issues. >> secretary of state hillary clinton cluelessly pressed a reset button for russia. how can secretary clinton provide opportunity for all if she doesn't know where the jobs come from in the first place. >> the speech was bare

. >> commissioners is there a motion and a second on that motion mr. byrd commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and concludes our agenda. >> fantastic with that, we'll adjourn. >> the one thing nobody said this was on our landmark -

mr. john potter president application developers alliance. agreeing regarding legislation. applied in the debate. and then there is a coalition of economic groups from tech freedom to americans for tax reform, and a whole bunch of others, and individuals representing educational institutions and elsewhere in support of our legislative initiatives in whole or part. so without objection, we'll. you the that in the order asrecord as well. again, we thank all of our witnesses, especially grant some forbearance to the two that have to go now on to the senate and repeat this. we thank you for your endurance and your participation to all the witnesses. we're very signncere or following up with you sooner rather than later on language to deal with these issues. the principles we've outlined in the legislation we feel strongly about. we're not in the business of creating loopholes to go around something we feel strongly about so we look forward to cloop collaborating with you on that, on the appeals process and these various things. so thank you all and we stand adjourned. >>> we co

congratulations to you, john to mr. speaker, to debbie your daughters, lindsay and trisha and the entire boehner family. thank you for sharing john boehner with us. bless the members of this house of representatives. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. in the people's name it is my privilege to hand it to the speaker of the house for the 114th congress the honorable john boehner. mr. speaker? god bless you, mr. speaker. god bless america. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you! friends, colleagues countrymen. especially to people of ohio's eighth congressional district thank you for sending me here. and let's today welcome all of the new members and all of their families to what we all know to be a truly historic day. and we welcome all of the members back who were re-elected. we want to welcome your families, as well. and i want to thank my family. and i was doing pretty good on the walk over here from my ceremonial office until i ran into devon nunez' three little girls. my three biggest fans and on

commissioner crews, present mr. chair, you have a quorum. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. that's a quorum for lafco. we can call the roll for the puc. city clerk: president cane, present, courtney, more an. we have a quorum. >> we have a quorum for puc and lafco. item no. 3. city clerk: opening remarks and discussion of expectations for the joint meeting. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, this is a meeting that is long time coming and great to see that we are meeting together early in the year. this meeting is to get an update or hear back from ner next and the report from pg & e application for a green tariff action as to what we are trying to do for cleanpowersf and how we can do feasibility study for community choice aggregation program which is going to be a key part of today. the board of supervisors and lafco have been working for about 10 years on creating our cleanpowersf program. we are close to being ready to launch and august of 2013 but we couldn't find unity with the public utilities commission at that time. since we have ask ner neck next to do the report.

congratulations to john, to mr. speaker, to debby, to your daughters, lindsey and trisha, and the entire boehner family. thank you for sharing john boehner with us. god bless you and your family mr. speaker. may god continue to bless the members of this house of representatives. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. in the people -- in the people's name, it is my privilege to hand it to the speaker of the house for the 114th congress the honorable john boehner. mr. speaker. friends, colleagues countrymen, especially the people of ohio's eighth congressional district, thank you for sending me here. and let's today walk all -- welcome all of new members and all of their families to what we all know to be a truly historic day. we welcome all of the members back, who were re-elected we want to welcome your families as well. and i want to thank my family. i was doing pretty good on the walk over here from my ceremonial office until i ran into devon nunes' three little girls. my three biggest fans. one o

. >> mr. chairman, can i just ask mr. rizzo a question? john, do you know why marin and sonoma launched in may as someone referenced? was there a strategic reason why they are launching or is there a coincidence? >> i don't but someone else might know that answer. >> i will also say that my previous hat was a founding board of clean energy. i'm no longer on that board. when we launched it was predicated on prop 16 and we actually accelerated our launch time. so it was not, it had nothing to do with the months of the market. >> okay. thank you. >>supervisor john avalos: okay. next speaker, please. >> jeremy had a response to that question. >> one of the things to look at timing is take a look at load analysis. how they are using energy hour and day and month. you don't want it to be more expensive than the rates are more expensive. for example if you are starting in june and you expect a hot july and when the bills arrive for july they will say this was more expensive than my last pg & e bill. you don't want it where it's more expected by t

thomas jenifer, daniel carroll virginia -- john blair, james madison jr. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. mr. walden:north carolina -- william blount, richard dobbs spaight, hugh williamson south carolina - john rutledge, charles cotesworth pinckney, charles pinckney, pierce butler georgia -- william few, abraham baldwin mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from california, mr. mcnerney. mr. mcnerney:new hampshire -- john langdon, nicholas gilman massachusetts -- nathaniel gorham, rufus king connecticut -- william samuel johnson, roger sherman new york -- alexander hamilton mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentlewoman from alabama, mrs. roby. mrs. roby:new jersey -- will livingston, david brearley, william paterson, jonathan dayton pennsylvania -- benjamin franklin, thomas mifflin, robert morris, george clymer, thomas fitzsimons, jared ingersoll, james wilson gouverneur morris mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentlewoman from california ms. hahn. ms. hahn k4r0 amendment 1, congress shall make no law respecting an es

john king. >> nothing to talk about there. >> i wish we had something for you, john. i guess it's just going to be super bowl chat today. >> michaela you mentioned the super bowl mr. como. on the way offset madeleine albright told me she's a patriots fan. >> i don't believe that. >> she controls the world, so that's a good thing. it's january 30th 2015 and yet it is 2016 decision day for mitt romney. we've been talking for a couple of weeks now. somewhat surprised when mitt romney said i'm seriously thinking about running for president again. this would be a third time. with me this morning is governor romney prepares to talk to supporters to share insight and reporting, margaret tall of bloomberg and chris moody of cnn. a, it was a surprise he said he might do this again. now is it a surprise he's moving so quickly? he said it in an email late last night to his top supporters dial in at 11:00 and we're told that he is not making an official announcement but he's going to dell them if he's getting out, he'll tell them that. but indications seem to be that he's leaning

let's go "inside politics" on "new day" with mr. john king. >> incomfortable days ahead for speaker boehner. >> was that a helicopter that shot that picture or the personal berman drone? >> it was a berman drone. >> super secret out there taking those pictures. it is a busy time good morning, everybody, let's go quickly "inside politics" to share reporting and insights here in washington. jackie kucinich congress returns, i don't think there is any doubts john boehner will be reelected spokeer. boehner does face a challenge from a couple tea party grass roots conservative guys that say he's been too compromising. let's look right here, louis goal gomer from texas. gomer was on fox news yesterday explaining he says look he's had enough of john boehner. listen. >> you deceived us when you went to obama and pelosi to get your votes for the control cromny bus. you took the only hostage that obama would like for us to soot. it was a terrible strategy. it follows a number of years of broken promises. it's time for a change. >> an andy war

. >> mr. gibner. >> city attorney john gibner. the parties can probably speak to that best. my understanding there is a conference coming up in a month and a half and if there is no a settlement the trial maybe follow three months after that but they could probably speak best to the exact timing. >> okay. supervisor campos. >> so my inclination would be to continue this item and in light of the uncertainty of the schedule perhaps to do that for three months and see where the case is at that point, so that would be my suggestion in terms how we should approach this case. i want to of course give the parties an opportunity to comment on that. >> okay. so supervisor campos you're asking that we continue this item, and until that time a three month time period. do you want to specify a specific date? so it would be -- i don't know if there is a specific date for three months from today, and april that could work mr. clerk. >> april 28. >> april 28. >> okay. >> that would be my motion. >> okay. supervisor campos has made a motion to continue this hearing until april 28. is there

. >> commissioners is there a motion and a second on that motion mr. byrd commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and concludes our agenda. >> fantastic with that, we'll adjourn. >> the one thing nobody said this was on our landmark - easier. >> do you know know your greg giving hurts from your wifi you may think that computers are kufz but when you know what you need it gets easier. a computer is made up of many different parts and each part as a specific job the k public works u is the brains of the compute. it's where all the work is done. current computers have multiple coarse it means it has multiple k public works ushthss working together as one. it hold all the information in the ram or hard or hard drive. it's the short time working memory for the computer interest it stores information while the computer is on >> the k f u is banning information backyard between the ram and the faster your programs are