ain. i'm from san francisco public montessori. i really want you to reinstate me back to the classroom so i can be with my children. thanks. [applause] >> i feel like i am going out of turn, but i was told i should come down because it is public montessori. parents, we are grateful for our school. we love our school. and there is amazing things happening in the class from there. when you think of a joyful lerner, my kids come home and they want to practice their cursive letters. they want to practice in math, how they think google maps is the best video game ever. we are growing, we are changing, and those things are never easy. there are going to be issues that,, decisions that need to be made. we have a great parent community. lots of people that want to be involved, we have not quite figured out how yet. we want to support our teachers and our administrators. we want to thank you for being innovative and starting a new type of public school for san francisco. president mendoza: can you repeat your name for me? >> bernadette bon

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take you through the temperatures for saturday, you can see they are going to be close to 70 degrees ain in evergreen, mid-60s in los gatos, plenty of upper 60s and to near 70 degrees for san francisco and richmond. as we head over to the east bay, also upper 60s as well with a chance of scattered showers as we head throughout the afternoon and evening. all right. in the seven-day forecast, sweep you off your feet as we head into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. sunshine returns and temperatures start to warm back up. a hitch on the road. you're not going to get as wet as that couple did. >> wedding is still on? >> yes. >> good luck kind of rain. >> let's bring in the sports now. >> well, the nfl players association has bought more time to hunker down for a long off season as they agree to an extension of the labor deal. this comes after the first extension when they felt there was enough to move forward and continue talks. now the deadline is set for a week from today at midnight eastern. both sides have been consulted to remain silent regarding negotiations but the latest seven-day ex

in fact, 420 people complained in 2010 up from 350 ain 2009.n response, the city has put these ventilation with charcoal and deodorizers on manholes like this one. they also added a chemical cocktail with bleach to try to neutralize. with $1.5 million to combat the system in 2010. now, they're looking at more costs. the board of supervisors will look of a $14 million contract to purchase more bleach. and with only 20 percent will be used, or to to its zero thousand dollars-- one to $80,000 over the next $280 k! three years after the rest is for treating the city's streets to water. in addition, that the bleach treated by product goes straight into the bay is not accurate. they say it is heavily treated at the plant and neutralized before going into the bay. in san francisco, teresa estacio. >>pam: and barr metal groups still think that it is- environmental groups>>pam: and our mental groups that leach is potentiall mona lisa ie legal women. she plans on speaking out at the meeting. >> toxic and our mental groups. that using bleach the national

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that is ain credible statistic. that is the highest level of -- 129 miles. let me read to you from the department of homeland security a senior official who said, human smuggling constitutes a significant risk to our national security and public safety and could potentially be exploited by terrorists and other extremist organizations seeking entry. how many of you think that qualifies for one of the greatest understatements in our time? that is absolutely true. let's go to our next set of numbers. 6,000. that's how many pages of rules has already been written in washington, d.c. to implement obama care. and yothought that a 2700 bill was unwieldy? this is a bill that will never finish being written. because washington will continue to redefine the government takeover of health care. let's go to our next numr. more than 1,000. that's the number of waivers that have already been granted to obama care. is something missing here? aren't we a nation that is equal protection under the law? i guess it's more equal for some than for others when you grant waivers to

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different from any other nation you can think of.if if you tried to prevent those people from becoming ain part of the nation be will lose the remarkable experience of this country it has had since the beginning. that is what i would say. thank you. [applause] >> first of all, i want to take negative a brief moment to think you with the tucson festival of books to allow me the wonderful opportunity to participate and share a bit of my writing life and my experiences not only as a mammogram but someone who firmly believes in the power of the writtenex word as a source of activism with said defined purpose of meaning in life. it is also an honor to be in the company of such inspiring copac analyst and we have the opportunity to familiarize and looking to be in more detail it is a pleasure to be here with all of you. i thought i would start with a brief description how i came to writing and i have worked and continue to work here at the university of arizona with mental and behavioral health research that has had a huge impact and has greatly fueled my riding especially in terms of understand

this is a defining vote and ain career of everyg senator and a definingre vote for the senate. a -1/2% propose reduction in spending by this administration is not anything. it is basically doing nothing. we need every group, everyut concerned citizen to reach up to congress to tell congress to get off this road to fiscal calamitt and to every fellow senator i say, now is the time to stand and be counted or you are going to t be the vote that help us tn back from the fiscal cliff or the vote that pushed to the economy that much further toward the edge. i thank the chair and would yield the floor. >> also today in the senate, minority leader, -- mcconnell spoke about the spending bills expected to come up this week in the senate. following his remarks we hear from majority whip, senator durbin, on federal spending and attempts to cut the budget. this is 20 minutes.e >> as we reengage in the ongoinr debate over government spending this week, it is worth noting that some on the other side have already decided to fold up their tents.lica last week republicans showed we can change th

ain, i think the actions taken were appropriate in light of the situation we confronted in the toolswe had it. we obviously have to work toward a system where that never becomes necessary again and where firms do fail if they have taken excessive risks. >> ok. moving to the testimony of anothe professor, page three, the last full paragraph of the page. tarp was the largest welfare program for corporations and their investors ever created in the history of humankind. some of the problems have been donad -- worker unions does not make it any better. it makes it worse. it was premeditated pillaging of defenseless taxpayers by powerful lobbyis. do you agree with that? do you not agree with that? >> i do not agree with that. >> on what basis? >> again, i think we were confronted with an extraordinary situatn in the fall of 2008, and we took actions tt are necessary to prevent the collapse of our financial system hadterribleof beehave effects in thicountry. >> my time is up. i do not think any one of these gentlemen are saying that in october 20 the response was to do nothing. it is more o

it is repeated so often by my republican friends, including e speaker of the house, time and time ain that sometimes i get confused because it is a litany that is used. it is in fact, and i would ask unanimous consent, mr. speaker, to put in the record, the politifact article because those words are still echoing in the chamber. it has been said by my friend -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. blumenauer: somebody on the other side of the aisle earlr. the editors and reporters have chosen government takeover of health care as the 2010 lie of the year. they chose it as the year's most significant falsehood by an overwhelming margin. the label, quote, government takeover, close quote, has no basis in reality. but instead reflects a political dynamic where conservatives label any increase in government authority in health care as a takeover. they point out the law that congress passed parts of which have already gone in fact rely largely on the free market. employers will continue to provide health insurance to the majority of americans to prite insurance companies. contra

people don't believe nuf ain an. turnkey means your home is in perfect condition. >> let's talk about pictures. you should not not post pictures. >> let me tell you, pictures are the name of the game. people shop by pictures. they're ten times more important than even the words used. >> and the kind of camera you use matters. >> the kind of camera is everything. you need a high definition camera that will take great shots. if you're not going to have professional photography done, which you certainly should, should you definitely pick a sunny day and rent a wide angle wle lens. >> how many photos should you put up? >> at least 12. the average right now that most people post is eight, but buyers again and again want more. >> just like the words, pictures matter, it too. we have dos and don'ts. we have an example to showeshow. a snowy one and spring one. which is right and which is wrong? >> that's the spring shot. that is a beautiful, beautiful curb appeal shot. it's been cropped properly. who wouldn't want to live there. there is the same house. hard to believe. ab

it is many different groups dispersed, and some individuals our small groups even with ain own countrysing lots of different methodologies. everything in this area evolves. >> if i could just speak to the point of what is going on in the middle east, which is commanding a lot of anttention. people say how you feel about all of the activity? i was asked about -- reminded about the french revolution. things are very much unfolding. on the positive side, for the first time there is an alternative meredith for progress in the middle east that is in dramatic distinction from that run by al qaeda, and it is a narrative about democracy and freedom. on the other hand, we do not know how it will play out, because as regimes toppled, there will be a need for new government that is capable of delivering services to the people. at some point the garbage has to be picked up and jobs have to be created. it the new governments are not capable of doing that, opportunities will arise. i see the military coming back in or extreme is coming back in. this is an example of an area where the verdict is very

national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> you canown ain at 8:00 p.m. eastern -- obama and ca lderon. >> i find the behavior of professional sports owners to be unseemly in the sense that they want hundreds of millions of dollars from their communities, and yet, they do not really participate in the problems of those communities. >> this sunday, best-selling author and "washington post" sports columnist sally jenkins on the intersection of sports and the economy. >> over 1000 middle and high school students entered this year's student cam documentary series. c-span will announce the 75 wonders of the competition wednesday morning during our "washington journal" program and we will stream all the winning videos have s -- at studencam.org. >> tom davis told lawmakers today that the building for a new government accountability office report showing $100 million in wasteful spending westbrook -- rests with congress. you can see his entire testimony tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern over on c-span2. here is part of the opening statement. >> today's h

that may say ain how brave those pilots, crews, and aircraft were in an extremely difficult mission which invved a number of stops and very uncertain about what they will find. cracks can the prime minister please tell e house what reports he has received about the killing of people in tripoli who were celebrating after listening to inaccurate reports that gaddafi had fled to venezuela? >> i have not seen specific reports, but a number of people have been murdered and they both tripoli and the rest of the country by the murderous regime and the responsibility for that lies squarely with gaddafi in the people who run their regime and not with anyone else. >> on the broader point about the changes we're seeing in the middle east, with the prime minister agree that it is in britain's interest that we pursue a soft policy along the lines of what your saying to promote democracy where people are moving towards the desire to further democracy in these countries? >> i very much agree. in terms of the soft power, we do have incredible assets whether they're the british council, the bbc, political

as mayor of a city, i balanced budgets for nine years ain understand what it takes to balance a budget. wisconsin being very similar to ohio, when you look at the fact that wages and benefits for public employees in the state of ohio account for only 9% of the budget, 9%. so ohio is saying that, as your that they have this huge deficit and saying they have an $8 billion deficit. in ohio, if we were to fire every single public employee in the state of ohio, we would save $2 billion. they would have a $6 billion. public employees is not the problem. for them to talk about wages is ridiculous and nothing but a smoke scene and they are saying we are taking away your rights. they have no rights at all. there is no collective voice. there is nothing that they can do to protect themselves. they have taken their seniority, security. it is to me the most barbaric thing i have seen in a long time. ms. moore: would the gentlelady yield? another myth and an untruth that has abounded in this debate that somehow these public sector employees that are very well educated, some of them are nurses, scho

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that is ain credible statistic. that is the highest level of -- 129 miles. let me read to you from the department of homeland security a senior official who said, human smuggling constitutes a significant risk to our national security and public safety and could potentially be exploited by terrorists and other extremist organizations seeking entry. how many of you think that qualifies for one of the greatest understatements in our time? that is absolutely true. let's go to our next set of numbers. 6,000. that's how many pages of rules has already been written in washington, d.c. to implement obama care. and you thought that a 2700 bill was unwieldy? this is a bill that will never finish being written. because washington will continue to redefine the government takeover of health care. let's go to our next number. more than 1,000. that's the number of waivers that have already been granted to obama care. is something missing here? aren't we a nation that is equal protection under the law? i guess it's more equal for some than for others when you grant waivers