so, as michael pointed out, you already have that separation. the high tide back water is coming back in. we are going to replace that over time. president vietor: thank you. >> recycled water? >> to recycled water system -- the recycled water system. we will be building a new recycled water system for the island. it will be constructed by the waste water treatment plant. we will not be in stalling on yvi, because there is not that much demand on yvi as compared to the rest of the development. tri-utility systems. the whole system will be replaced over time. the navy system has to be maintained by the puc from oakland. then, it is picked up by the navy through the port of oakland property of the island. that will be transferred, just like the island, once the navy transfer occurs, and then to the puc and other power providers. >> ok. president vietor: are we going to have a decision at some point as to whether to take this on? when would that come before us? >> the timing of that -- >> prior to approval, we would pause for the feasibility study

important point is osama bin laden has been incapable of conducting operations until now and as michael pointed out the organization of al qaeda is mother diverse and more widespread today than when he conducted the original attack on 9/11. >> do we have to she the picture of him dead to convince people that he is actually dead. >>guest: we may have to wait for wikileaks but the photograph will be circulated, you can be sure. >> that are lieutenant colonel oliver north. now lieutenant commander navy seal and author of "the heart and the fist." i interviewed you here three week about this topic and you know what these men and women did. >> it was an excellent fantastically conducted raid with navy seals going in using a tactic taking down the compound, killed osama bin laden and got out in a short period of time and it was an excellent operation. >> you do operations like this. and you went to go behind and hunt and take down osama bin laden, correct? >> correct. >> so 40 seals and 24 came down onropes. >> what they do is the seals will maintain an overwatch in the helicopter to take out targets usi

not simply because as michael points out he has that committed base. he has financial support totally not commensurate with his vote totals. he's got people-- so he will have money all the way through. but the republican party is a more conservative party today than it was in 2008. it's far more concerned today than it was then with fiscal sanity, fiscal responsibility and cutting the budget. that was ron paul. ron, there is a waning enthusiasm and support for the war in afghanistan across-the-board, even among republicans. ron paul has been on that one. so i-- his son got elected to the united states senate in the interim. so he will not be nominated. will not be elected. but he could shape the debate more than he did last time. >> mitt romney made a speech on-- in the health care related, of course, to the health-care plan that was enacted when he was governor of massachusetts. what did you think about that and does that help him or hurt him? >> he had to defend it for first of all it's the signature achievement of his are you pick-- public career, t

it before we went to the break it was pointed out as the indian michael pointed out that the anti-war movement isn't gone it's just gotten to spend it's been diminished in numbers at angela fine go to you i'm do you think it's getting in a fair enough amount of coverage in the media is the media interested in the story because you could we could say commercial media would be interested in the story against bush because it was a story and you could spin it you could spin in a lot of different ways which they did but it's not really something it's not a product for commercial media in the united states really to look at it anymore. well i want to be a product i mean the anti-war movement needs to also be self-critical here and actually take a hard look at what it's done in its own practices to exclude as many people as possible and marginalize itself both and i mean no disrespect either groups but both answer and united for peace and justice have both policies and practices that have made it very very difficult for a broad based mainstream anti-war movement to develop one that has enoug

. >> we got to tweet on wednesday, newt gingrich is in and as michael pointed out there's some baggage. let's talk about the other side. this is a guy who's cultivated the ideas as an ideas guy. he raised $32 million between 2009 and 20010 that dwarves what the other potential candidates have raised combined so what are his chances? >> look. his chances depend on who else gets into the race at this point. he's sort of this guy that sits out -- reminds me of joe biden and chris dodd during the 2008 race. he's there if everybody else falters. he could be the guy that is the best debater. he may do very well in the debates. he's very good at that. he's very good in the media, very quick wit and can look like the smartest guy in the room. the problem for gingrich besides the personal issues is going to be that of all the candidates that are likely to run, he's going to look like the most washington candidate. this is not the year to look like a washington candidate. >> you talk about mitt romney. a lot of people think he will run. he's going to give a speech on health care. this is an achi

that is that the facts as a matter of record as we now know them are now as michael mukasey just pointed out. the cia got the name used by the courier from a low-level informant and the accuracy of that name was likely and formed by a former intelligence service, probably in kuwait. as senator mccain heard from leon panetta, we did not learn his real name or alias as a result of water boarding or other so-called enhanced and delegation techniques. -- enhanced interrogation techniques. none of the prisoners we reportedly water boarded provided his real name, whereabouts or an accurate description of his role in al qaeda. i think sometimes people are surprised when a person from a human rights organization talks about the efficacy or not of torture. many people think is illegitimate to talk about that question when we are dealing with an act that has been so universally condemned by our own government and the president's going laid-back. in fact, in the eight -- going laid-back. in fact, we have prosecuted soldiers for engaging in that with our own troops. i do think it is relevant and it's im

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there's additional hearings, we'll focus on the military side like michael elias and there's a bill that requires them as mr. payne pointed outso well, to begin educateing so that people who are deployed overseas are not unaware of what the risks are and also that our jag core is much better acquainted with the issue of child abduction to better serve those who are deployed overseas. thank you so much, all three, for your tremendous testimony. thank you. [applause] i would like to now introduce the third panel of experts beginning with patricia apy, part of the law firm of paras, apy, and reiss specialing in child custody litigation. her qualifications for testifying to us are impressive and extensive, and i'll reference a few of them. she's qualified as an expert witness and consulted on international family disputes all over the world. she is regularly qualified as an expert on family dispute resolution in non-hague countries and risk factors for child abduction and participated in numerous decisions on hague treaties regarding child ab direction and production and a consultant to the u.s. department of state and defense on

i was also point out that the committee has previously confirmed republican appointees such as michaelmcconnell for the 10th circuit. circuit, frank easterbrook on circuit, and kimberly moore on the federal more and wilkinson were younger at the confirmation that liu is now. and had quite comparable mcconnell's writings were at view. i had one situation, and i'm a nominee for the 10th name of95:i southwick.ñlñú>@ democrats were not going to vote for him.ñ) i was implored not to vote for him. trent lott came to me on the down with him and listen to i did, for a long time, more than once. were, and i talked with him about them, and i decided i was going to vote for him. and i did vote for him, and he is now sitting on the 10th very polarized. tragedy. continues, nobody can break away approve another parties person. and that would be a real tragedy for those who would question it one of the conservatives who has written to the committee in by ken starr. as many here will know, kenneth starr is currently the president of baylor university, and has positions by republican presidents. akhil