mr. allison? >> i am bruce allision of "port magazine. " i would like to bring up the e- mail that i got. this may affect a lot of people in the s.r.o. they cannot go to the rent board anymore. this appeals -- they have no teeth so they cannot find or anything. i read about 100 e-mail's. i will try to copy to you immediately. with people with disabilities -- >> i was working for the coalition of homelessness. we give support to the seniors. and at the same time, i really appreciate all the collaborations we created. finding out what is going on in those other hotels. one thing i want to say today is about the seniors. seniors living in s.r.o. hotels, there is no real housing. you have a room -- and a bathroom, like a studio. one housing for one single man or woman, to have a place. there is the real housing. if you live in the s.r.o. hotel without a bathroom or kitchen -- and this is broken and you don't have the seniors, who is handicapped, they can't get up, this is a problem. we have so many ho

mr. allison, and their staff, side by side with the department of human resources. only one of them went to arbitration over a somewhat minor, non-monetary items. i think at this level of compensation, more or less all of this city employees got the same deal, which is reasonable. but nevertheless it did put the budgets -- the budget out of balance. i am here to report to you on how we are proposing to balance the budget again. moving on to the next slide, there have been changes in our favor. they did not all go in the other direction. there have been changes from city hall, changes we have initiated with departments. a few of them went the other way, about 1.5 million to our benefit. that is a little bit of good news. moving on to expenditure changes, one of the things that we found, you will recall, a theme of this budget was investing in the maintenance of the transportation department. particularly muni. what we have budgeted for, or intended to, was that these physicians would start in january of the first fiscal year and be the equivalent of half of the full-

mr. allison also suggested the d.o.e. placed more of this on protecting taxpayer interests and establish comprehensive early warning system for a long that may be in trouble. i want to ask you, what types of improvements? we've talked a lot and you said you done them. what types of improvements have the progress made in these areas? >> thank you very much, congresswoman. that's a very good question. i was first at the top of the ledger indicate to you in the full committee at the department of education is implementing all of mr. allison's recommendations as they might appropriately be done as quickly as we can so that's in place. with respect to your questions, we replace quite frankly with a program that attacked dean francis now which ukiah from the xm bank for managing portfolio. she is the portfolio management for the program. with her she brought important system party decades tried and true and proven from the experience as well as those which obviously operated at opec is well given my background. there's a total

mr. allison's credentials and impartiality are well known. he previously served as the assistant secretary of the treasury for financial stability and as the national finance campaign chair for senator mccain's presidential campaign. he produced a serious report with constructive recommendations. his report, by the way, found that the doe loan portfolio as a whole was strong and that the program was largely working as planned. but mr. allison also suggested that doe place more emphasis on proactively protecting taxpayer interests and establish a comprehensive early warning system for loans that may be in trouble. so i wanted to ask you what types of improvements. we've talked a lot, and you've said that you've done them, but what types of improvements has the program made in these areas? >> thank you very much, congress woman. it's a very good question. i would, first, at the top of the ledger indicate to you and to the full committee that with the department of energy is in the process of virtually implementing all of mr. allison's recommend

sort of a jack that largely jack that from the institute john allison the man i'm talking about the rander he's brought in really he's also mr moneybags he's the he's the founder of the honorarium movement one of the major funders of the i dream of you to be c.e.o. of b.b. and t. which is a huge bank banking company in. in the south and he took over reasonably and is replaced the copes with coke family and it was very important but he's not just going to be the moneybags of the cato institute so running the place and that's what makes it very interesting to go back in one thousand fifty nine mike wallace had an interview with diane rand and i think it's fascinating to some people get a context here let me just play a clip of this for. you are out to destroy most every out of this in the contemporary american way of life judeo christian religion modified government regulated capitalism rule by the majority will either abuse of said but you scorn churches and the concept of god obvious accurate criticisms yet. so do you think the vine rants philosophies are dangerous if they go mainstream. or is there some contribution i can m

mr. lane and then james richardson and i walked out of prison, his first day out after 21 years. >> allisonur with mark lane. >>> in this day and age, don't you wish that you could find where the cheapest gas is? this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. tap into a single pool of sharable data and add up to 10 different devices, including smartphones and tablets. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. now add a tablet for only $10 monthly access. >>> if you watch fox 5 morning news, then you heard julie wright and lauren dimarco talking about wave. fox 5's lauren dimarco explains tonight. >> reporter: the wave traffic app has been upgraded. and along with helping you beat traffic, it now locates the cheapest gas available on your route. when the price at the pump creeps up, it can quickly impact the bank account. >> i'm a college kid. there are monies that i want to spend on other things. >> reporter: if you realize that a station down the road is offering a better price. >> you know, one 50 cents, you

mr. romney will visit the a record can community. allison. alisyn: wendell goler from the white house.ents ago we heard from officials out in aurora, colorado. 71 people were shot, 12 people were killed. many victims are treated at this hour at area hospitals. joining us on the phone, is elizabeth summer al. she was there at the movie theater sitting next to her friend that was shot. elizabeth, thanks for being with us. what is the status of your friend that was shot? >> she is in surgery. there were complications, the artery in her leg so they had to open up her other leg and do a splice down there. they said everything is okay and she should be out in the next hour. alisyn: elizabeth, tell us what happened last night. >> we went to the theater. we were in louisiana. we were passing through. decided to go to the theater. had tickets. got there within 10 minute we saw a smoke bomb go. i thought it was a joke. we started hearing shots and people were screaming. and we started praying for the lord to protect us. when we finally things stopped i didn't realize my friend was hurt. we stood

mr. president, i ask consent that the following staff of the finance committee be allowed senate floor during consideration of s. 3412: kirk porter, andreas verhaley, solita james, allison alpers and eric hageman. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. baucus: mr. president, abraham lincoln is quoted as saying -- quote -- "i'm a firm believer in the people. if given the truth, they can be depended upon to meet any national crisis:the great point is to bring them the real facts." mr. president, there have been a number of inaccurate claims over the past several weeks accusing democrats of proposing tax hik hikes. nothing could be further from the truth. so let me set the record straight. as lincoln said -- bring them the facts. democrats are proposing to extendexextend a tax cut for 10- to extend a tax cut for 100% of taxpayers. urn the democratic proposal, all taxpayers get a tax cut. those lower income, those middle income, and those upper income all get a tax cut. everyone does. millionaires get tax cut under the democratic proposal. billionaires get a tax cut under the democratic proposal. all taxpayers who pay ordinary income tax are going to get a tax cut. w

mr. perkins. >> what's that? >> you have better hair. >> than what? >> anchor man. >> will ferrell, yes. >> thank you, allison. [ laughter ] >> read what's on the prompter. our wazers are checking in southbound 270 from eric, thank you, southbound 270 on the breaks out of rockville headed to the lane divide. lanes open. no problems westbound around 495. our wazers telling us a backup from new hampshire avenue westbound to coalsville road. no accidents. southbound of town, delays on the outer loop of the beltway from springfield to the wilson bridge. accident tying up the left side of the road, keeping you on the brakes past van dorn to the wilson bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> thanks, julie. the backlash against local utilities following the june 29th storm continues. two maryland senators want pepco and bge fined. council member alexander will today host an oversight round table. >>> the future of 911 service in northern virginia is in hot debate after the system failed after the june 29th storm. >> local members of congress are asking the fcc to look into verizon's equipment and