but putting in one of these, and i think mr. hall has done this, you can cut a hole in your property line wall ware windows are not allowed. you can put this in and get a view of the golden gate bridge. have you done this? >> yes. i have to fantastic view walls in the east side of my bedroom. i have this kind of transparent wall material that allows me to view the bay bridge and downtown, which otherwise would not have. i am not sure i want to tell city planning about this, but it is great stuff. it is expensive per square foot, but by comparison to the improvement of equality in my like having them view, i will take it. >> how much is a view of downtown worth? >> and lot more than the roughly $200 a square foot. >> this is an odd piece of value enhancement. >> that would not necessarily be considered a window from the planning department. >> that is correct. it is a wall. it is made with special high- temperature glass with coating between layers. how about that? there is a thin steel that goes around inside. it is not structural. w

fifty two killed because young's minister and soon chairman court will consider a lawsuit against mr hall birds production with why the mother of one of the killed russian citizens we think it is a very important to set a lucy issue primarily we're talking about the decent compensation and we hope this is what is going to happen and that's a lot can say on this issue. therefore germany and myself we have repeatedly expressed our compassion to the relatives. and we are also we also do have regulations that we supported that it's not important not just now to talk about it but also we have talked about it before. for instance when segre lover of came to visit me in berlin. it's all about the compensation and the competition happened through the insurance . but this compensation the families don't consider it appropriate and that is why the courts have been got involved and now it really does depend on the court to make a decision to take up the discussions so now it's a question of insurance the court and myself i can only express again by how sorry i am and how i feel with the families and

and finally, two giants living legends, hall of famer mr. willy makati and hall of famer, the greatest mr. willie mays. [applause] how about a big hand for all of our special guests, everyone? [applause] we would like to thank the city and county of san francisco and our community partners, bank of america, caw, levi's, coors and miller, sales force.com, diamond foods, and charles schwab who helped make this possible. we would like to recognize broadcast partners knbr 680, the sports leader, comcast sports net bay area and nbc bay area, who bring giants baseball to our fans all season long and who have made it possible for today's event to be watched by giants fans throughout northern california. now, everyone, let's get this show on the road. let's get this party started. it is my great pleasure to introduce two members of the best broadcast team in all of baseball -- please welcome dave fleming and john miller. [applause] >> thank you for that. i always thought that this must be what it is like to be code, to go out to st. peter's on the ba

are you ready mr. hall? i'm told to have to leave at some point. >> statistical rent we will recognize you out of respect for the likely soon to be chairman of this committee and dear friend and respected member recognize mr. hall. >> thank you mr. chairman. i do thank do for holding this hearing and i welcome all the witnesses testifying on today's panels. i think we have one witness for each panel which is kind of an improvement. usually we have one witness for each hearing. but one out of three is a fair match i think, depends on the quality, but we are going to have a lot of different approaches to this and disagreements and i appreciate everybody being here. today our country finds itself in a crossroads and we face a staggering national debt of more than 13 trillion almost one of ten people are out of work in a bloated federal government. .. for every american. the energy information administration conducted an analysis of the quote cap-and-trade" mac that passed in june and it was projected that this

mr. cameron in the great hall of the people. and accompanied by the british cabinet. and those said that their previous meeting in last g-20 in toronto was struck by the commitment of the china-uk relationship. and mr. cameron said that he was proud to bring the biggest mission and of the government. and his comments will come in a keynote speech soon in beijing. and set out for democracy and free press and two-rule law. recently has come under pressure to raise the question of human rights with the premier. and joining us from beijing, our correspondent, martin. and a lot holding on what mr. cameron is about to say. >> well, that's right. he's expected to deliver the speech in the next couple of hours. that will be at peking university here in beijing. and the prime minister is expected to praise china for its economic growth or economic freedom, as he put it. saying that it benefited the country and the world. and that economic growth leads to a greater political opening in china. and those are expecting to be his words. and expected to say that will ensure stability

mrs. kennedy? what was your responsibility then? >> the governor was in the emergency room and the president was right across the hall. mrs. kennedy with in to be with the emergency room with him. there got to be so many doctors in there that there was hardly room for anybody she was -- anybody. she was helped to get a chair. my supervisor asked me to call the white house. i got the telephone number and called the dallas white house. or ever we traveled, white house communications would set up a switchboard. i got the dallas white house and ask them to put me through and to keep the line open. i began to tell someone what happened and i explained -- about that time, one of the doctors came up and said he was dead. we rushed in. i was trying to explain what had happened and the operator cut in and said that the attorney general kennedy was on the phone. he asked me what happened and i told him that both the governor and the president had been shot. he asked how bad it was. i did not want to tell him that his brother was dead. i simply said that it was as bad as it can get. he then hung up. at about that time, the gentleman

mr. paulson back in city hall. >> good luck with these appointments. and remember if -- if you want good appointments, get there in a hurry immigrants will not have to worry ain't no mountain high enough ain't no valley know enough ain't no city good enough from picking a good commission remember when they came to the city at the rules committee, they can always count on rules committee from that day on i made a vow that we would be there to help them somewhere somehow ain't no mountain high enough ain't novella low end of a no citywide and the to keep you from picking a good immigration commission the day they came to the city they were so free they knew the rules committee they wanted to count on you from that day on we made a vow we would be helping you somehow ain't no mountain high enough ain't novella low enough we will be there to help you ♪ supervisor campos: thank you >>. good morning, supervisors. i am supporting teresa chee. she has the experience. we need somebody in care from this commission. universal health care is going to be revolution

mr. king, i would feel but city hall - will be 1,000 miles away. i urge you to support his reappointment, and we should start a "mr. king for mayor" movement. >> i support leroy king. he is a community leader. he is supported by all communities, especially the asian-american community. he is a living legend. supervisor campos: next speaker please. >> keith jackson, for the record. i only can save the added time of need like this when you have a hard time finding someone who wants to serve the community and serve the city and county of san francisco, you have somebody like mr. keene and serve 30- something years and who continuously wants to serve and help the people here with great admiration to him and to others, i think that reappointment for mr. kane is a great need to san francisco, and especially to the redevelopment commission, so thank you. supervisor campos: thank you, sir. next speaker. >> good morning. my name is john scott. i am a resident and business owner in san francisco. i have been working in san francisco since 1992, and one of the

mr. ralph hall, mrs. biggert and others. it is my belief we must continue to seek answers to the challenges of high capital costs for nuclear power in management and recycling of nuclear waste. our nation's 104 commercial reactors produce 20% of our electricity, 70% of our emissions free energy. clearly if we are to increase our energy independence, nuclear must continue to be a large part of our nation's energy mix. once the world's lead for the nuclear energy technology, the u.s. is losing its competitive edge after decades of dom nan -- of being dormant. of the nearly 60 reactors currently under construction worldwide, most are in asia work china making up the bulk of the -- of that using its on cpr-1,000 reactor technology this trend will represent billions of dollars in foregone -- in for gone opportunities for the u.s. -- in forgone stunts for the u.s. this is the result of a bipartisan effort over the last eighth months that's won the support of nuclear energy suppliers and numerous trade associations. i would like to

mr. obama spoke in memorial of the terror attacks in the city launched by pakistani extremists. yesterday at a town hall meeting, mr. obama took a particularly direct question about pakistan, which is a lynch pin of the u.s. campaign in afghanistan. >> why is pakistan so important an ally to america so far as america has never called it a terrorist state? >> that's a good question. i must admit i was expecting it. >> suarez: the president sought to differentiate between extremist elements within pakistan and the actions of its government. he urged engagement. >> that dialogue begins perhaps on less controversial issues building up to more controversial issues and that over time there's a recognition that india and pakistan can live side by side in peace and that both countries can prosper. >> suarez: the issue was raised again today in a question posed to the prime minister. >> we are commited to engage pakistan. we are committed to resolve all outstanding issues between our two countries. >> suarez: but amid the serious talk, there were moments of reflection and remembrance. mr. obama and the first lad