i wanted to thank paul grant, who has worked with the project with the family services agency senior community services employment program. you will see his good work here also john boswell, who came in at the last minute and help us pull this together. he did it in exchange for tyne bank hours with the bay area community exchange time bank. if you want to know about that, you can learn about that across the hall after lunch. finally, from the broadband technology opportunity program, which provides opportunities for seniors and people with disabilities to teach each other, to learn from each other, and create more connections across all of our communities. please q the video, and after that, we will dismiss for lunch after a little explanation. >> we want people to come into the center and learn how to use all the different social media so they are not left behind. we do not want the whole community to be left behind. >> i have always been intimidated by computers. afraid that i would break anything. i wanted to learn. i wanted to see if i could, you know? but i was not sure, becaus

the question about that is if you use block grants like paul ryan's plan is that also part of the republicanson poor women? >> yeah, and i would venture to guess that the republicans would say that this is not, you know, this is not a war on women. they would probably say that all we're doing is giving the power back to the states to deal with these issues any way that they want to. but the thing that's interesting about the legislation that you mentioned is they are giving the power back to the states on every issue except for this issue. when we talked about abortion rights for the poor the bottom line is what they are saying is, you can't use federal money and you are going to have to go out and incur additional costs to get separate policies that cover abortion rights. and there is really a huge problem with that particularly i mean i kind of find it a paradox, governor, to be so absolutely against abortion rights but then again, not want to be able to put women and children, particularly low-income women and children in a position where their healthcare needs can be met and where they ha

>> this stems from the paul ryan budget that the house of representatives passed recallier this spring. it would take things like food stamps, different grant for block aid services, looking to put cut in programs republicans say either have wasteful spending in them now or are redid you understandant and then replace -- use that to sort of keep the cuts to the defense programs from happening. >> what are opponents likely o say in the debate and in the house and are they planning to offer an alternate plan. >> the democrats are pretty dead set against the republican propos proposal. they're saying it will help to. >> one of the prospects in the senate if it passes the house? >> the prospects in the senate are less than not good basically. the house is the on one right now that's moving ahead. the house is the only chamber right now that's moving ahead with legislation to avoid the -- right now this is basically a house endeavor. >> kathleen hunter from bloomberg news, thanks for the update. >> thanks very much. >> and the house isnd way this morning. you can follow the debate on those bills on c-span. first vote is expected about 10:15 or 1

from what we do know of him signing on to the paul ryan plan, a plan that also cuts back on pell grantsit would make it much more difficult to go on to college. that's what a romney he indication plan looks like. up it is plagiarism. it is based on lies and object fist indication. he is trying to paint the president as some sort of toadie for the teachers' unions. even at that fundamental levelering always has to take it that one step too far. if he run on the facts and the truth, he can't win. >> when you hear him talk about this three-pronged approach to education, he talked about better teachers, better administrators and two-parent homes. i'm sure all of us would agree that's a wonderful ideal. is he operating in 21st century america when he describes the kind of idea that he has for how young people can grow up and develop? >> what i was talking about before, you ask people what is sort of the key to education. what would you see as the ideal scenario for someone to have a quality education? good schools, good teachers. he is giving you those buzz words. the challenge is to have us

if we actually embrace what he wants to do with education with the paul ryan plan, it would decimate, for example, pell grants latino students depend on pell grants to go to college. it would decimate head start programs which hundreds of thousands of latino families depend on head start programs for their young children. it would decimate the hiring of good public school teachers and, again, hundreds of thousands of families depend on good public school teachers for their kids' education, especially in latino communities. so what he is saying and what he wants to do for the latino community does not match up. >> dana, i have to let dana respond. go ahead, dana. >> i think that we can very easily compare and contrast barack obama and mitt romney's educational policies with what's happening in the d.c. opportunity scholarship program. the president's 2013 budget proposal absolutely gutted this program. this is something that he tried to do back in 2009, house republicans went in and saved the program. this provides students from low-income areas and minority students with vouchers to go to private schools so t

paul ryan who will be in san francisco tomorrow. >>> wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi has granted her first interview to the abc7 news i-theme. dan noyes traveled to venezuela over the -- weekend and has this report. >> reporter: caracas venezuela is a world away interest the scandal that has consumed sheriff ross mirkarimi and his wife eliana lopez. she has come with her 3-year-old son to escape the spotlight to be with her family and consider her future. >> maybe i will get divorced with ross. but i'm very close with him in this fight. this is about justice itch >> reporter: after years of acting on stage television and film, eliana became an activist. she met ross at an environmental summit in brazil. >> he was following me during the conference. >> reporter: he was smitte he liked you? >> yes, he was following me. >> reporter: it was a quick romance she gave birth to her son theo in san francisco. she had so many adjustments to make new culture new language and a husband who worked long days. >> for me it has been the most painful thing is like don't be close to my family my mother who that is -- >> reporter: you were wa

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paul ryan's budget. a budget that would demolish program like head start which help poor children. pell grantsich help poor children and the social safety net which helps poor seniors. romney says this is marvelous. what does this tell but the republican view of the poor? >> it tells that you mitt romney was speaking from his heart when he said i don't care about the very poor. context notwithstanding, to even utter that phrase is beyond disturbing for most of us, number one. number two, i side with the catholic bishops. i am not catholic but they were right to press mr. ryan on a budget that doesn't reflect the values even have his own faith tradition. and thirdly, dr. west would argue in this new book that budgets are moral documents. budgets are moral documents. you can say what you say but you are what you are. and when we see what your budget is, we know hue really are. what your priorities are. and mr. obama could be doing a lot more to make poverty a priority but mr. romney, god help us all. >> paul ryan says that trickle down economics is the christian way. he says that that is theolog

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grant. [applause] next, i welcome lynn hinny, she'll be welcoming you all in a few minutes. [applause] turning now to my left, please welcome paul sergeant at arms in the house of of the representatives. this is his first service as the house sergeant at arms, and we're grateful for his presence. [applause] next is the acting chief of the united states capitol police. tom reynolds is joining us for the first year as the acting chief. thank you, chief. [applause] next to chief reynolds is the acting director of the bureau of the atf, mr. todd jones. thank you, director. [applause] we are also pleased to have with us today stacy hilton, director of the united states marshals' service. thank you. [applause] again joining us for i don't think how many years, director -- i don't know how many years, director mark sullivan, united states secret service. thank you, direct director. [applause] we're also very grateful to have with us a great friend of law enforcement, the fbi director, robert mueller. thank you, director. his positions are well known and deeply appreciated. we're also very pleased to welcome the deputy attorney general,

under the toomey budget they would block grant medicaid, throwing that burden onto our states, our children and families would suffer. under the paul budget, social security benefits would be reduced on average by 39%. social security is a violate life line for the people of this country. and turning it into a program that becomes really a political football is not what we need for this country. and for our students, the cost of college education would be increased. we need to put forward a credible plan to reduce the deficit. we need to do this, and we've done it before. when bill clinton was president of the united states i was serving in the house of representatives, we passed a plan that balanced our federal budget, actually created a surplus. how did we do it? we did it through a balanced approach. we did it through cutting spending, and raising the revenues that we paid our bills and what were the results? our economy took off, creating millions of jobs. that's what we need to do again. how do we get this done? let's get working together. let's have democrats and republicans work together in order to come up with a balanced a