mr. lane was nominated for a tony for best actor. the nance was nominated for five tonies. nathan lane a remarkable performer, thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank you. >> rose: back in a moment, stay with us. julia child once said in francis cooking is a serious art form and a national sport. yet it is a young american chef chicago born daniel rose who has quickly emerged as the most exciting innovators on the french culinary scene. he opened a restaurant sprieng in paris with a much long wait for reservation. they have called spring such a designation that diners tend to set in rapt silence. welcome daniel rose. >> hello brother. nice to see you. >> rose: nice tsee you again. i have eaten there once. steven spielberg was having dinner that night. this is the place to be. >> apparently. i'm always there. >> rose: you can always see you. there you are in the middle of the room cooking. >> more important than that is i can always see everyone else which was the idea of the open kitchen. less comfortable with everyone looking at me like oblivion looking

mr. lane was nominated for a tony for best actor. the nance was nominated for five tonies. nathan lane a remarkable performer, thank you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. thank you. >> rose: back in a moment, stay with us. julia child once said in francis cooking is a serious art form and a national sport. yet it is a young american chef chicago born daniel rose who has quickly emerged as the most exciting innovators on the french culinary scene. he opened a restaurant sprieng in paris with a much long wait for reservation. they have called spring such a designation that diners tend to set in rapt silence. welcome daniel rose. >> hello brother. nice to see you. >> rose: nice to see you again. i have eaten there once. steven spielberg was having dinner that night. this is the place to be. >> apparently. i'm always there. >> rose: you can always see you. there you are in the middle of the room cooking. >> more important than that is i can always see everyone else which was the idea of the open kitchen. less comfortable with everyone looking at me like oblivion looki

mr. cham bre. >> good afternoon, dennis lane. i live at 75 piers and i'm here to voice my opposition. thank you. >> hi. amy hock man. i'm here to voice my support for the district. i do think that we need to save and preserve our history and i think a lot of the reason that dta started this process with what's going on in market street with those 8 story buildings going up. i think we need to pause and think about preserving this section of san francisco. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jason, i'm in the proposed district raising three kids there and i have started, owned and operated multiple high tech companies in san francisco. over last month a group of us contacted every property owner to find out what level of support there was. we have the following list of 37 property owners. we find the proposal redundant and -- ceqa has already established proposed. i would like to submit this list of 37 owners. so of the 106 properties in the neighborhood. 59 property owners responded representing 56 percent of

>> good afternoon mr. chair and members of the board. the holloway slash bicycle lane project on the consent calendar was one of the longer term bike projects that was approved as a package back in 2009 so we had previously come up with a plan to kind of address the traffic aspects by moving the parking from to create -- we put it out in the field as a pilot and as a result the residents did not support that concept they found it confusing and the street was only -- so this one for current proposal keeps the bike lanes but keeps the parking on one side of the street for half the lanes and on the other half still creates the kind of shift type of effect but maintaining the bike lanes. >> is there a motion on this one. >> a motion to approve. >> second. >> aye. >> 10.2 parking and traffic changes for street escape improvements associated with the washington street development. finding that the eir is adequate and adopts and incorporates the motion. the first speaker will be e r.n. estine -- [inaudible]. >> good afternoon my name is er nest

>> good afternoon mr. chair and members of the board. the holloway slash bicycle lane project on the consent calendar was one of the longer term bike projects that was approved as a package back in 2009 so we had previously come up with a plan to kind of address the traffic aspects by moving the parking from to create -- we put it out in the field as a pilot and as a result the residents did not support that concept they found it confusing and the street was only -- so this one for current proposal keeps the bike lanes but keeps the parking on one side of the street for half the lanes and on the other half still creates the kind of shift type of effect but maintaining the bike lanes. >> is there a motion on this one. >> a motion to approve. >> second. >> aye. for street escape traffichges improvements associated with the washington street development. finding that the eir is adequate and adopts and incorporates the motion. the first speaker will be e r.n. estine -- [inaudible]. >> good afternoon my name is er nest stine, weiss first of a

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because of the pension issue, mrs. lincoln and mrs. tyler were again in the news along with mrs. garfield. and with molly mcelroy leaving the role of substitute first lady and handing it over to cleveland, who's a bachelor at the time, whose sister rose cleveland will be assuming that role, there was a lot of press about these two sisters. sort of passing it on. at the same time, in conjunction with all this, the very first book is written on the history of first ladies. and it is a collective biography. and it is called ladies of the white house. by -- and her name just escaped me. but it's a very famous book. and it came out in many editions. host: lucretia garfield outlived her husband by 37 years and we talked about how she spent much of that time trying to catalogue and preserve her husband's history. we're going to return one last time to the house in mentor, ohio, and learn a bit more about how she did that. >> if james a. garfield were to walk into this house right now he actually would not recognize this room. because when he was alive and living here in the home, this w

mr. hoyer, for five minutes. mr. hoyer: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, this week the house will be voting or the 37th time to repeal the affordable care act. this vote comes at a time when we are facing serious and pressing challenges, one of the most important of which is the operations of the sequester. 37 votes to repeal the affordable care act. let us set aside for a moment the important issue of how health reform is working and making quality care accessible and affordable for more americans. i'll be speaking more about that from this floor in coming days as i know some of my colleagues will. what i find and i believe most americans find incomprehensible is that how this house could waste its time on such a blatantly partisan vote when the effects of sequestration are having a growing negative effect on our economy and on the lives of so many american families. that ought to be

because of the issues with mrs. lincoln along with mrs. garfield, and with molly mcelroy, leading the role role of first lady whose sister, rose, will be attending now, there was a lot of talk about these two sisters sort of passing it on. at the same time, the very first book is written on the history of first ladies, and it is a collective out of me. and it is called ladies of the white house and her name just escape me. it's a very famous book. it came out in many editions? >> she outlived her husband by 37 years. we talked about how she spent much of her time to preserve her husband's history. we are going to return one last time the house in ohio and learn a bit more about how she did that in a if he was supposed to walk into the house right now, he would not recognize this room. after his death, which we should garfield started to make changes to the property. this room was converted from the kitchen into the open reception room. the most significant change is that she made after his death were the construction of the first president

i think that's our lane. and i would only say that as chair because our lane is not unlimited. the jurisdiction of the ways and means as the laws governing the irs does not belong in this committee. i do all of us on this committee are very proud, and we do a lot of work. the one thing we don't do is we don't ask tax law. although we all have opinions on it, for sure. the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ask in in this consent to have my full five minutes restored. i mean, it's been interesting listening to the accounts or 118 visits to the white house, mr. shulman. no talk about this specific issue, no talk about related issues during those 118 visits, 130 letters coming from members of congress, 42 articles in newspapers. and, frankly, we just had opportunity now having the press to get engaged with. but 42 over the course of time. i also look at a train of events, september 2010, senate finance committee chairman baucus wrote a letter to the irs asking the irs to serve a tax-exempt organizations to ensure that political campaign activity is not the org