let me ask you this. when we spoke yesterday, as i heard his story i asked him, how did you survive death row? the mechanics of this. i asked about how much time in the yard that he got. i wonder if you could share with members of -- in the auditorium where your daily life was like on death row. >> i cannot handle i was watching. this was death row in louisiana. you have three televisions on the wall, you were in your cell 23 hours per day, you get out for the shower or exercise, -- >> let me interrupt you to make this clear. you are completely alone, and the televisions are outside of the cell, or multiple inmates can be watching them? and they all may be on different channels? and you have to hear this even if you are not watching television? >> this is crazy. you have sought -- you have for televisions and four different channels, 15 people tried to talk at the same time. i was there was a mentally disturbed people and they actually had to have shot to calm them down, whatever kinds of drugs that they

asked him questions. he answered questions for some period of time, and at that point stopped talking. they read him his miranda righ rights. and the scenario at that point would have ended, according to senator mcconnell, he lawyered up and shut up. but it didn't end. the f.b.i. continued the investigation. they went overseas and brought this man's mother and father to the united states, who sat down and talked to him. after they talked to him, he said he would cooperate fully with the f.b.i. he talked for day after day after day, telling them all the information about al qaeda. then his case was referred to a criminal court in detroit, and two weeks ago he pled guilty. now if you follow the logic that has been given to us by senator ayotte and senator mcconnell, they never would have happened. the fact is it did. the f.b.i. did its job. the department of justice did its job. the man was prosecuted in our criminal courts. he pled guilty, is likely to be sentenced in january to a life in prison. it's beca

so they ask you to do, in your first week they ask you to do a 50-meet underwater swim. later they ask you to swim down 50 feet, tie a knot and come back up. they ask you to land small boats on jagged rocks in the middle of the night. there's one evolution called drown proofing, and they tie your feet together and your hands behind your back. and with your feet tied together and your hands tied behind your back, you have to jump in the pool, and they then ask you to swim 50 meters. as you're going through the training, though, it builds, it crescendos at this week, right? it's considered to be the pinnacle of seal team training, the hardest week of the hardest military training, and it's called hell week. right? and as your going through hell week, as you're going through the average class sleeps 2-5 hours over the course of an entire week. and they've got you doing doing physical training with logs that weigh a couple hundred pounds on the beach, they have you doing races in and out of the ocean with your team, the water, as many of you might know off the coast of san d

i ask insertion in the record. i also ask insertion the letter if the automobile association and the u.a.w. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. levin: i also want to quote the letter from the statement from the motor an equipment manufacturers association. it says as follows. the pending f.t.a.'s offer real opportunities for parts manufacturers an our employees in two of the fastest growing regions, asia pacific and south america. we can ill afford to neglect these and other markets as key competitors. i ask that this letter be inserted in the record. so that's what the issue is here today. we face a one-way market with impenetrable barriers. these are now being torn down. this is a jobs bill. this is a jobs bill. we have to be ale to compete and our auto industry can now compete. in order to be able to compete effectively, we have to tear down the marks ofther cupries and make sure our markets ar not only open to them but their markets are open to us. we worked very hard to make this happen

. >> can i ask you a quick question? you keep mentioning mr. rubinson. >> the rear neighbor. >> the person who is underlying this appeal? >> mr. buschovitch's client. >> is that who you are representing today? >> that is correct. >> i am matt williams, i guess i have to put my finger in. the permit was for a property line retaining wall with a six- foot high fence on that. as part of the negotiations with the neighbor, he is directly behind, bamboo was planted. >> show where. >> this is the line here, this is the screening wall that is 35 feet tall. >> house seat is that dropoff? >> from this retaining wall down to the other retaining wall is i believe 3 feet or 4 feet. it varies because it is slow. essentially, what is going on is that he is talking about a retaining wall permit, a landscape permit, which has nothing to do with the permit that we are here about. this photograph is taken from the roof of the structure, the actual permit under appeal. >> what is proposed to be built under this permit? >> the appealed permits is a horizontal addi

we asked them to review our policies. one of the two would review the policies and make any recommendations. we're looking to update the policy in accordance with the government code and with the objections of the authorities during school year 2011/2012 work plan. on page 16, we have a matrix of all the policies, and a red version of each policy. the matrix shows different segments within the policy. we show you what we originally had in the prior fiscal year. after, we'll show you what changes are made. most of the changes are clarification type changes or restructuring procedures within a process or we have updated the government code, so it would be in compliance with our policies. regarding the investment policy, we asked the financial advisers to review it. there has been no changes to the applicable laws. therefore we're asking to ratify the policy as adopted. the debt policy, we asked knn financial advisers also to review this. we have made changes in terms of making the policy more flexible, providing more option

fourth down, you will do it if you're asked, but you hope not to be asked.rect? >> honestly, on third down all day? and fourth down, i'll be standing up. >> even if that means you might get kick out again. >> there really shouldn't be any reason that i'll be kick out because the majority of the cleveland browns fans after this story are going to be pretty much standing up the whole time because i love my cleveland browns and i love my dog pound fans so let's go get them today. >> all right, my man. i love it. well, sir, enjoy the game today. if you get kicked out again let us know and we'll talk about it some more but this is a debate that everybody's gotten into. we've all been to games or concerts, somebody might be stabbing too much or maybe you think somebody behind you should be standing more. who y'all playing today, by the way? >> we're going to spank the titans today, t.j. >> yeah, you probably will. the titans. yeah, probably. all right, my man, good to talk to you. enjoy the game. >> go browns. >>> 32 minutes past the hour now. i don't know how to

they have been asked, answered, long ago. we are in the ground, we are ready to enter heavy construction, and it is time, i believe, for us to come together as and resistance, and send a message to the people of san francisco and federal government, that we are ready to leverage that investment we made in phase one to begin the next phase. we are ready for the maybe tens of thousands of jobs this will bring us. most importantly, we are ready and in need of the capacity that this system will bring. so that is where i believe we are. if current a challenges were the threshold for determining capital investment for the next generation, we would never make capital investment. there is no question, muni and the mta have for challenges, as do the rest of government, and we need to work through those, we need to be held accountable for those, but today's operational challenges are not a reason not to invest in the future of san francisco, and that is what this project is. we did respond point by point to every finding and recommenda

i am asking them to provide sanitation.ody is during but in other towns where this movement has grown. they are already experiencing things like dogs that have written people, rats, sanitation issues, and -- dogs that have bitten people, rats, sanitation issues we keep people safe. >> that isn'-- that is what i am talking about. >> thank you. we will let you go while we call the next item. >> love you guys. noon on saturday. you are more than welcome to come. >> you are welcome to stop shooting us. >> you can start. praxair she is. -- >> there she is. thank you. ok, if you call item four. >> item 4, reports and announcements. a review of recent activities, a presentation of third quarter findings and recommendation, and whether presentation of the summary. good >> thank you for that round we just had. it was well done. >> i think it was "westside story" that turn that around. one of my favorites. >> crime continues to be down in the city, 6% violent crime. we have not had a homicide since our last meeting. we are of this ye

i want to ask about property being damaged. i know you spoke about using a scalpel approach, and i want to know if that was applied on sunday night and what is the impulse is going forward. >> there was one speaker who at 2:00 was told they were provided with written notice. i had asked that the leaflets, i am just going to go by that particular speaker. at least one person was noticed, and i would assume more, and that went on through the day. as far as the damaged property goes, i think anyone who has seen in the video clips, it was a rather hectic situation, and if something was damaged, there is a claims processo that occupy sfers can avail themselves of if someone's personal property was damaged. that was the first i have heard of something being damaged. >> when there is notice given not to protesters or a plan for what happened on sunday, would you please let us know, because i know that we are going to get an earful, and for us to find out afterwards, we cannot be too careful. >> i am happy to do that as long as everyon

i'm the one who asked for the job. i'm the one who campaigned for the job and asked for it. that's in the end what it was all about, was my commitment to them. it does not reflect any lack of confidence in any of the people i work with at all. it's just about my commitment to the folks who voted for me and who elected me. and even to the folks who didn't vote for me. but who now, you know, have me as governor. it's my commitment to them. that's what it's really all about, no lack of confidence in them. marcia? >> do you think that president obama is vulnerable? [ inaudible ] >> you know, i'm not a political analyst. i don't get paid to be one on tv. and so i'm not going to sit here and talk about vulnerables. ha if i have particular advice for any of the republican candidates, the appropriate way for me to convey that advice is to get on the phone with them and talk to them directly and not through all the cameras. if i have advice, if i have observations on that stuff, i'll give it to them directly. i'm not going to do it out here. yeah, ed? >> the question of the weight as

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i'd now like to ask mayor of san francisco, ed lee, to say a few comments and before i ask mayor lee to come up, i can't thank you enough on behalf of the san francisco fire department, i believe, on behalf of the perez and valario families for your outstanding and continued support of all of us during a really difficult time. mayor lee? mayor lee: thank you, chief. good afternoon, and to the perez family and the valario family, again, thank you very much, on behalf of our city and county of san francisco. i want to also acknowledge, of course, our commissioners from fire and chief of police and members of our general hospital and all the people that work together, people that i we recognize tony's sacrifice. this is a significant replacement here. this is our headquarters. people who come here from all walks of life to do the city's business but also to visit and find out how our fire department can connect with every city. this is a small token but this is a token deeply felt by our city and i want you to know that i share in your feelings that this is not just the individual firef

i've asked two candidates for president for the nomination last night. let me ask you the question.t will you do about iran in light ever the latest news that they were accomplicity with a plot to assassinate the saudi arabian ambassador in the united states and blow up. >> this is something that would likely would have played out on our own soil. question is really was it state sponsored. and the evidence would appear it was in fact state sponsored so we need to collect as much intelligence and information as we can to verify the extent to which there was state involvement. it certainly appears to be that way at this point. second of all, we have to make sure that people know that this is the time for american leadership. and we need to ratchet down those sanctions, those economic sanctions very, very aggressively. we ought to be targeting the iran central bank. we ought to be targeting the elites, we ought to be targeting the political leadership there, and we ought to be doing as much of this unilaterally as we can. it will take a whole lot of time and effort to get the russians,

danny asked to see me. he came to school. -- then he asked to see me. he came to school. this is just my story. we came here as international students. i pay over $50,000 to the school. with that, i got bothered by the fbi. i know three of my friends who have left the country because of this. they were afraid. we did not know what they want from us. we have heard stories about people going to jail for no reason. it is unfair profiling, which is not supposed to happen. he came, asked me a few questions. i will be honest, he was somewhat nice. he asked my name, why i am here, what i am doing here. questions he could have gotten from facebook if he had just googled my name. that bothered me, scared me, to be honest. i think that is it. president mazzucco: thank you very much. any further public comment? hearing none, public, it is now closed. thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, i will have the chief respond to this, if you do not mind. the chief has a response regarding the efforts that have been made. the fbi letter? while the chief is waiting for the letter, i want

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he was asked, he asked what did you give this guy, meaning michael jackson and dr.said just a sedative. he noticed an iv. he noticed that michael jackson was extremely thin. they're in trouble here, it seems. >> well, indeed. richard senneff was a good witness for the prosecution. what i found really telling was that he said the first question he asked when he sized up the scene in the bedroom, an iv pole, thin man laying in bed who appeared to be unresponsive. a doctor on site. he's like, are there dnr orders? do not resuscitate orders? he thought this might be somebody terminally ill. it looked like the scene of an ill person. well, michael jackson really was quite healthy. he was eating well. yes, he was a little bit thin, but he was still within the normal range. and that will come out later in the trial. so, i mean, he didn't have anything wrong with him. yet, he was being hydrated. it doesn't look good for the doctor. >> so down the road, what do you think the defense will be? that they will show that this is it video and that michael jackson was in good healt

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director to ask for more information. are you suggesting, sir, that the f.b.i. may have tampered with evidence at the scene? >> we're not suggesting that, but when you have tickets that are numbered 2 and 3 and there's no ticket 1, in other words, the weapon, one weapon has a 2 and one has a three on it, there's no one, when agents who were at brian terry's funeral made statements to his mother indicating that there were three weapons, when the two weapons that they have tested don't conclusively match up, then you look and say, well, was there a third weapon at the scene? were there additional people who escaped with weapons? the terry family has suffered a great deal. it doesn't seem like the answers are coming. more importantly our investigation has never been about trying to get to the top of the problem. we're trying to get to the bottom of the problem. see who thought it was a good idea, who allowed it to continue, sort of go up the chain to find out all the places that this should have been stopped but wasn't. >> schieffer: let me ask you, why would it be

they have been asked, answered, long ago. we are in the

that is definitely a question worth asking. also, the bid as a criteria set as a requirement for a successful venture, maybe it might be good to ask what other ventures have been done and what the method of delivery is. it was interesting that in the company's letter to you, structure worked at pier 3. we are talking about a safety issue there. we were asked to yellow tag appear with 10 ton trucks to go through. periodically, as needed to fuel the trucks there, it went on through march of 2011. action was then taken and the company stopped. to this day, we do not know if they are fueling with compliance to regulatory requirements that the port. so, and alcatraz landing project is a representative the late in 2008. we still do not have an environmental review from the company. i would suggest that these are valid questions that need to be addressed. >> is there any other public comment on this item? commissioners benoquin >> i would like to know if there is any written policy or progress made on the issues or the statements made

if i could ask the public -- if i could ask the project's sponsors to come up. was there bilingual at the booth at your leland avenue fair? >> there was not. commissioner miguel: that's all i want to know. it my advice to you is if you do things like that in the future, take that into consideration. i think that was a bit of a faux pas on at&t's part. there was a comment regarding the equipment to be placed in the garage. is or is that not or replacing a current legal parking space? >> the building was designed for seniors. the garage is an extra-large space for wheelchair accessibility and we placed some of our equipment there. the garage will continue to provide access for wheelchair's and handicap vans. >> there is no diminishing of actual, usable space for which the garage was designed? >> no, sir. commissioner miguel: that's all i have for you. thank you. i have not been presented with any facts that would cause me to turn down this request. me, personally, i cannot speak for the rest of the commission. we have to deal with factual material. i greatly appre

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and asked for it.rect, then, that i just have in some notes, march 10, 2009, doe asks for treasurery for the consultation? then march 17, 2009, doe approves and commits to the loan. march 19th, treasurery submits their consultation in question. doe. seems to me that your consul addition was fairly irrelevant to d.o.e. >> i'm not aware of that sequence of events myself. >> all right. >> on those particular -- >> we'll submit. those they're in the documents. i'm going to get to another set of questions here, and then mr. burner, in tab 2, of your binder, a memorandum that -- march 16, 2010. entitled treasury slash ffb project or entitled project. have you seen this memo before? >> yes, sir, i have. >> due know who drafted the memo? >> a member of my staff. >> under your instructions? >> yes. >> okay. and why was the memorandum to file drafted almost one year after a call with d.o.e. -- i'm referring to the first paragraph of the memorandum that seems to be documenting a call a year earlier. >> staff memb

they did what we asked them to do. we asked secretary zients, can we have access to staff, can we talk to them? now again, the war since i've may be incendiary, but i got today when you look at the so-called draft, attach a legal membrane, respecting the purpose of the subordination of the context of proposed restructuring, and it's addressed to the secretary. through the general counsel's office. i mean, what are we to think when we see that, even though it's a strapped on the? the only reason we got this was because of the subpoena. look, the administration needs to hear something today and it needs to hear that when we ask questions they need to respond. we asked for documents, they produce. recall hearing, they show up. if not we are left to her own imagination. and as many of you know i have a very vivid imagination. so you show me this and i think someone is sanitizing something, someone is hiding something. we have members of the press and the. they are asking me questions when i walked out the door to go vote.

i will ask dr. corn who's a specialist in natural resource policy with congressional research library of congress address us now. same thing. five minutes. >> [inaudible] >> ms. speed come can you make sure that you are on? >> do not need to repeat that? >> go ahead. i've been asked by the subcommittee to describe how the program works for the payment in lieu of taxes. i've submitted written testimony in the form of a report that i've updated recently with the help of some slides from that report i will describe this program. the original program is designed as an overly rather than a substitute with federal payment programs already in existence for national land wildlife refugees and a few other specified areas. the emphasis was on one providing at least some payment to counties his drill and produce little or no revenue from agency payment programs and number two, proportionately more to the counties with low populations that might be less able to provide government services. the result was a form

-- i asked her if she was a virgin. i asked her about her having sex with older guys. she kept saying cool, cool, cool, and this and that. >> yeah. but because a 14-year-old girl says it's okay doesn't make it okay. >> i understand that. i'm not here 20 come and have sex -- >> but that's not what you indicated in your chat, michael. >> then reyes tells me he's read up on the problem of men soliciting underage kids out of concern for his own child. >> it gets to me because i have a daughter. >> you have a daughter. how old is your daughter? >> 2 years old. it gets to me. and i don't want to see something like this happen. >> do you ever watch any television shows about internet safety? >> yes. dr. phil, oprah, all of them. i've watched them. >> have you ever watched "dateline nbc"? >> yes, a bunch of times. >> the "to catch a predator" shows? >> yes. and i hate -- i ain't nothing -- i'm not like that. >> well, you know you're now in one of the "dateline" shows. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc," and we're doing a stor

it's my belief that a lot of journalists did not ask hard questions. of this administration's policies particularly in the run up to the war. because they were afraid of losing access and having happen to them what happened to me and has happened to others an example of why media ownership matters to democracy for reporting. sheds light on the reasons why. they are being asked to go and risk life and limb and health and family and everything else then we're doing and if that displeases the secretary of defense if it just loses the vice president so be it. the biggest scandal of the bush administration is the story of reporters who protected their access to top officials first and put their responsibility to the public laughs. the story really begins with him bastard joseph wilson wilson was the acting ambassador to iraq before the first gulf war when saddam hussein took more than one hundred americans hostages joe wilson stared him down saddam hussein backed off and released the americans for that president george herbert walker bush proclaimed wilson

we ask you to come forward. we want to hear your feelings and thoughts regarding our participation in jttf. briefly, i will turn this over to commissioner slaughter, who has been doing the heavy lifting on this. san franciscommissioner slaughtk you, commissioner mazzucco. i know there was a representative of the mayor's office who is here and i think will come back and give the mayor's office opinion on the matter, but beyond that, please feel free to speak. president mazzucco: one, our officers will not violate anyone's constitutional rights. second, our officers will not be involved in racial profiling. that should be made clear before going in there. third, we are not the fbi. for, we're not the department of justice. we are the san francisco police commission, dealing with the san francisco police department, and we give our guarantee our officers will not dissipate in anything you feel comfortable with. we will not stand for that. if we could start with representatives from the mayor's office, mr. henderson

>> you are asking the wrong person. hypothetical and that is utterly improbable, if the call came, i would have to talk to the five women in the daniels' family again and i can't answer. >> there is a possibility? >> 10 seconds left? beings brian's show but governor has got to be good for something. brian, somebody has an idea -- >> is there money involved? [laughter] >> well, you can try ebay, i don't know. [laughter] >> i want you to have one. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute ♪ >> 48 edt copy of this program, called 1-877-662-7726. to give us your comments and those of us at 2 in a duck or. programs are also available as cs -- contact us at q $a.org. programs are also available at c-span. >> upcoming guests include jill abramson discussing current events and her new book. pulitzer prize-winning author stacy schiff talks about her book. and former marine lieutenant karl marlantes on his new book. >> next, david cameron at the hous

>> you are asking the wrong person. hypothetical and that is utterly improbable, if the call came, i would have to talk to the five women in the daniels' family again and i can't answer. >> there is a possibility? >> 10 seconds left? this is brian's show but being governor has got to be good for something. brian, somebody has an idea -- >> is there money involved? [laughter] >> well, you can try ebay, i don't know. [laughter] >> i want you to have one. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> to a copy of this program called the number on your screen. for free transcripts or give us your comments about this program, visit us at que and a dorgan they are available as c-span podcasts. >> upcoming guests include the executive editor of the "new york times" discussing current events and her new book. and stacey schiff talks about her new book and "what it is like to go to war." >> next, prime minister david cameron at the british house of

we asked to leave. then the next thing was the press conference yesterday evening. >> our crime reporter joins us now. good afternoon. when you look at the back and forth between the parents and the police and he said i can't handle any more questions as well as the fact that the wife failed the lie detector test, what do you make of that? >> the family deals with this differently. sometimes families come out and address the media and sometimes they don't. if you remember in the kyron horman case we didn't hear from the family for about ten days. you have so many factors coming into play. these parents came out and have been supportive of the media and joined forces with law enforce am. they even said we are here for you. when i spoke with the captain, he said my response is that's great. let's team back up again and keep trying to dig out the information and dig out bring her home. they are on day four, what i was told today is it's just like they started at the beginning. >> good point. the focus is t