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jeff ang. thank you. item l is a special order of business. there isn't, there's none. item m, we've moved up. thank you. item n is a consent calendar resolution. item o is the vote on the consent calendar. it was moved and seconded under section f. could i get a vote please? i'm sorry, roll call. commissioner fewer: yes. commissioner maufas: yes. commissioner murase: aye. commissioner norton: yes. commissioner wynns: aye. vice president yee: aye. president mendoza: yes, except on items k-2, k-4, and k-5 which are retroactive. item p is the consent calendar. the items that were set by the board for discussion. immediate action, let's see. we had item k-8, i believe. it looks like commissioner norton and fewer. either of you guys want to comment? >> if i may. i think the question i had on this was that i wanted to know how many students this 15 million, that's kind of hard to get out, 15 million goes for, like how many students does this represent? and i also wanted an accounting of the racial breakdown and wanted to know a little bit about students' disabilities and why

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ang. >> alan: they planned to serve meals to visitors. >>> the california public utilities commission will meet tomorrow to decide on a propose it $3 million fine for pg&e's failure to turn over all its gasline safety records. the commission is expected to require pg&e to immediately begin safety testing and replacement work on more than 150 miles of transmission lines running through densely populated neighborhoods. in march, they found pg&e's pressure test records to be insufficient. >>> the average price for a gallon of gas in the u.s. has jumped 19 cents over the last three weeks. the national average now sits at 3.76 a gallon. san francisco that hi -- the highest average, and thank you son has the lowest price at $3.41 a gallon. >> lawmakers may have avoided a government shut down but it might be the sign of a bigger battle. the last fight was over billions of dollars. the any one is over trillions. >> reporter: president obama bounded up the stairs to the lincoln memorial to celebrate averting a government shut down. but the euphoria won't last long. are you ready for this? >> w

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. >> i have been very ang rit about the action the board took in february. throughout my adult life i've supported talented women in leadership positions. dorothy dugger is a talented woman worthy of my full support. >> i agree completely that it will be next to impossible to find a replacement that is worth a million dollars, thank you. >> a million dollars, she referring to the golden parachute. they agreed to give her $980,000. the board did vote on a temporary replacement of her sherwin wakeman and the board was split and opponents said it's not a good message they are getting somebody from the outside and not looking at the people that work for bart that is next in line. the vote was 6-3. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> stanford police are releasing new details about the man who broke into a graduate housing apartment on campus and sexually assaulted a woman who was sleeping. it happened saturday night. our media partner reports that police say the man got through an unlocked door. the suspect got through an up opened door and then ran out of the apar

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the western humanitarian bombing and leave you think about it first what started as a successful for ange intelligence coup to go us against america deathy this year in february god demand to him and overtly expanded into the u n a resolution behind we had the united states and its allies were involved in a full fledged western military operation in libya now ease in charge of their western military effort to leave france the united states nato allies in fact even in washington and brussels they can figure out themselves who actually is leading their western efforts and this solution to libyan conflict has been happy with sli lost so far between the disunity efforts among and between the united states nato and allies at large a set of saving a levy and people desperately trying to save their faces and their political careers. still ahead for you this hour royal wedding fever sweeps the world. this country ran away from england because of royalty and kings and queens if the british wanted my pen do it but the americans the big prize in a day. is so ridiculous get a life already american pa

prosecution wants to admit the tape as evidence but theless ang times is reporting the judge has said the statements on the tape are almost entirely irrelevant. >> i guess we'll have to find out as the court proceeds and find out the mystery of how this evidence that has been missing for 8 years suddenly pops up at just the crucial most dramatic moment in the prosecution case. >>reporter: the judge will recall whether to allow the recording as evidence once she has complete transcript. testimony is expected to resume tomorrow. >> meantime prosecutors begin cross examining the star witness in the bailey murder trial after admitted gunman geographically described the killing. former pl black muslim bakery janitor andre testified that he shot the oakland post editor twice in the torso. he then told the jury that he returned and fired one more shotgun blast into bailey's face. to quote make sure he was dead. l he acted on the orders of bay the fourth. prosecutors accuse bay of ordering bailey murder in 2007 to stop unflattering stories about the bakery. andre testified as part of plea bar

the western humanitarian law i mean in levy i think about it first what started as a successful for ange intelligence coup to go us against deathy this year in february god demand to him and overtly expanded into the un resolution behind we should the united states and its allies were involved in a full fledged western military operation in libya now ease in charge of the western military effort to leave france the united states nato allies in fact even in washington in brussels they can figure out themselves who actually he's leading their western efforts and this solution to really and conflict has been haplessly lost so far between the disunity off efforts among and between the united states nato and allies at large instead of saving a levy and people desperately trying to save their faces and their political couriers. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world japan's check again the supplies from all of its nuclear power plants after a five point nine magnitude aftershock was felt north of tokyo no damage has been reported but officials want to ensure there ar

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this time for the new jersey state senate. 4 time gold medalist at the 1984 games in lots ang has becomen as civic activist. >> america best days are still ahead. that's why today i am announcing my exploratory committee for the presidency of the united states. >> massachusetts governor mit romney took a step toward run for thwhe husband today. exploratory committee men he can raise money without declaring canada today situation. romney has been plot ago come back since losing republican nomination to mccain three years ago. >> it is now official. according to the a lund berg survey of fuel prices san francisco highest gas prices in the nation. san francisco tops out average of 4 dollars plus 13 cents a gallon. national afternoon is 3.70. 76 cents that is. we are paying a lot more for gas than we have in quite awhile. more tonight from jim avila. >>reporter: the regular unleaded pump in suburban loss aichblingt i just put in 13 dollars. it got me about 3 gallons. >>reporter: in greenwich, connecticut. >> look at this regular. 4.11. it alters everything. >>reporter: and chicago. >> it see

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it's sort of an instant letters to the editor of the electronic ang, right? when you comment on a news article online. if what republicans are doing in the states is sort of bumming you out about the direction of the country, the future of people who have to work for a living, i will tell you the absolute chest-pounding, horrified vitriol that is contained in the unscientific survey of people writing in to maine newspapers about the child labor laws rollback, reading those comments will restore your faith in an angry and pretty perfect humanity. one democratic state legislator in maine is so fed up she's even proposed establishing a new law in that state to create the possibility of recalling a governor. maine currently doesn't have that possibility, but apparently governor paul lepage has been inspirational. over in the great state of wisconsin the recall efforts for republican state senators who supported the union-stripping measures there, those recall efforts are steaming right along with the progressive change campaign committee saying they have raised m

and then there is the political objective or the policy objective of the need for a ange in the regime in libya. i don't see how that's muddled. >> i yield back. >> mr. loebsack. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first thing i want to say is i really appreciate the fact that we have at least a limited number of airmen from the 185th air refueling wi of the national guard in sioux city who have just been deployed, called up and i have confidence they're going to be doing the job that they're called upon to do. and i want to give them as much credit as possib. often my colleague jim cooper and i don't vote the same way, even though we're in the same party. but i don't know what he thinks about me, but i think he is one of the most thoughtful people in the u.s. congress and i want to associate my remarks with what he had to say. i think he had a lot of great things to say about the role of congress in this. and i appreciate your comments, jim, very much. that being said, my job still on this committee is to provide at least some degree of oversight of the administration. i was very critical of

. >> bern ang says that this week, everyone says it t is nearly meaningless. in the long-term, we do want a strong dollar. you can think to some extent the dollar as a reflection of our economic strength, it is almost like the stock price for the united states of america. but a high dollar also has disadvantages. i mean if you go out and talk to any businessperson who is trying to export goods to other countries, a strong dollar makes their job very difficult. and so the fall in the dollar down about 18% since last summer is actually good for any businesses that are exporting. it is bad for importers. it raises the cost of their goods. right now i don't think as i said i don't think inflation is a huge deal, over the last year. it remains incredibly low. >> it's interesting as you say, because on the one hand every government says they are in favor of a long dollar. on the other hand this government has said, perhaps appropriately so, we need to be more of an exporting nation. >> yes. >> and it is a declining color, a depreciate yating dollar that makes us mor

i expected to find that from day one -- angry at the japanese, ang -- if there's any bitterness, it's -- was towards our unpreparedness for the offensive. they don't regret what they went through. they feel that they learned a lot as human beings. they're not a bitter group, which is surprising. c-span: and go back to when they were in santo tomas. you say 6,000 people lived in this prison? >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: who is mrs. menzie? >> guest: that was mary brown menzie, the at -- woman who had the attempted rape on corregidor. c-span: well, the--but the story about -- who was the woman then -- maybe i've got the wrong name -- that used to come in the limousine? >> guest: oh, that was ida -- i'm gonna say her -- i'm gonna pronounce her name incorrectly -- it's such a -- hench. she was a german national... c-span: oh, yeah. >> guest: who -- who was a member of the army nurse corps in the turn of the century. at that time, you didn't have to be an american citizen to be a member of the nurse corps. she served in the philippines, married a very wealthy businessman and left the service.

. >> it's literally called the cinderella ball gown by alfred ange angelo. toulle skirts are back in a big way, unlike the heavy satin in diana's time, things are more light and airy and what's cool about this dress is the angled tops of the tulle. >> it's modern, too. >> exactly. you can dance in that. >> with he love to dance. beth looks beautiful. we talked so much about hats, for americans it's fun to think about adding this to your wedding day. >> exactly. if there's one fashion takeaway from the royal wedding it's got to be the hats. women love wearing the hats, watching the british wedding guests and kate herself with the hats on reminded americans how cool and fun they are. you've got to do it with a sleek, gorgeously structured gow gown. >> that is a beautiful dress and the a-line is more flattering. hats on the bride, too, not just on the guest. >> more bigger, more dramatic headwear in the last year as well, which has not been the case for a long time. but you have to pair that with something, this is by junk junko yoshikoba. >> we saw a little em